The Quebec chronicle, 6 mai 1910, vendredi 6 mai 1910

[" The Weather Lowe St.Lawrence and Gulf :\u2014 Temperatures Minimom and Maximum Temperaature :\u2014Quebeo, 36.46.Northeast apd north winds, olearing and cool.The Quebec Chronicle -EST ABLISHED 1764 CONSTERNATION CAUSED BY KING EDWARD'S.ILLNESS His Majesty Suffering from an Attack of Bronchitis which Causes Anxiety to His Physicians.\u2018 NEWS CAME AS A GREAT SURPRISE.TOWN DESTAOYED Greater Part of Cartago, Costa Rico, in - Ruins FIVE HUNDRED DEAD \u2014_\u2014 Scores of Buildings Thrown Down\u2014 Panic Reigned During the Shocks \u2014Hundreds Injured, San Juan Del Sur, May 5\u2014A large part of Cartago, Costa Rica, was de- BY EARTHQUAKE | QUEBEC.FRIDAY.MAY 6, 1910 ONE CENT A Friday Bargain In Pillow Shams Fine White Lawn Pillow Shams, size 32 x 32 inches, beautiful open- Whenever You Think of a Comet, J Think of Paquet's | Ladies\u2019 Rep Coats Special $8.75 Ladies\u2019 Rep Coats, chamois shade, medium weight, long cut, dress effect, fieted back, low collar, black siik 1rim- London, May 5\u2014The kingdom was | state business, however, and nted | stroyed last night by a powerful seis- ok pattems, a cacRe Quantity or ! Special Pui $8.75 thrown nto censternation to-night by audiences, incl uding ameh others gr mic movement.Details are very peach.0 A ming Special Price .the sudden and totally unexpected an- uesday one to Lor oberts.n .2 ; + .nouncement that King Edward was | Wednesday he entertained Grand | Méagre, au the telegreph wires have A Friday Bargain Ladies\u2019 Rep Suits suffering from bronchitis in a form | Duke Michael at luncheon, .|been levelsd between San Jose and In Table Covers Special $9.75 i which caused some anxiety to his phy- In fact, it was only to-day that his Cartago.The, operators at the latter \u201cUnion Linen Damask Table Covers, Ladies\" Summer Suits.white and sicians, two of whom are sleeping in Buckingham Palace to-night in order physicians were able to induce King Edward, to keep to his bedroom an P It is known that at least 500 per- %, bleached, with red border fringe, two sizes, 58 x 80 and 58 x 90 ~~ and Trunk pale blue Rep, Marie Antoinette style, te be on hand in case of need.The | take a complete rest.The bulletin is- sona are dead and many hundreds in- inches.Friday Bargain 60c.and.75¢.Bargain semi-fieting, gpened coat.back >.de first intimation hat anythin was | sued at 75 o'clock this evening show- jured.Scores of | buildings rece thrown A Friday B.2 ont Ti a yoke.Special .) amiss was the failure of the King to | ed that the eminent specialist, Sir | down, among t the palace of jus- argain gnly = Lin covere jes\u2019 i meet the Queen, who returned from | Richard Douglas Powell, has been | tice, erected bv Andrew Carnegie.The In Hand Tors Trunks, square corners, Ladies\u2019 Rep Suits the continent this evening.It has | called in.He, with the King's pl wife and child of Dr.Bocanegra, the length 36 inches, very con: Special $10.50 been the King's imvariable rule to be | sicians, Sir Francis Laking and Sir | Guatamalan magistrate to the Cen- Bleached Cotton Huckaback Hand venient for packing away your Ladies\u2019 Suits in fine quality Rep l present on the Queens arrival from | Jas.Reid, signed the bulletin, which | tral American Arbitration Court, have owels, size 13 x 30 inches, limited winter clothes, suitable\u201d for chamois and white, light weight, long any out-of-town journey and his ab- | read : The King is suffering from an | been killed.Panic reigns, as the earth.uantity, white with red border and Ladies\u2019 Costumes, very spe- coat, beautifully made with panels sence this evening was made the sub- | attack of bronchitis and has been con- | quakes continue.ringe.Friday Bargain, each.4e cial value.Friday's Price$2.75 and tucks.Special .'sio 50 ject of general comment immediately | fined\u2019 to his room for two days, His San Jose has also been shaken, come .\u2019 PO ° it was noted.The Queen hurried to | Majesty's condition causes some | of the buildings being damaged, but A Friday in ct mama C Ladies\u2019 Linen Suits the Palace and soon afterwards the | anxiety.\u201d \u201c {no deaths are re in that city.In Carriage Rugs Nr .public learned by an official announce- | \u2018The King is in good spirits despite | Same were slightly injured.Fancy Cotton Carriage Rugs.in a Special $13, ment that the King had been ill for | his illness, and in addition to long Earth shocks also wers felt at sev- great ict of mew i and col- Ladies\u2019 Linen Suits, semi-fitting | two days.The fact that his illness visits from members of the Royal | eral points in Nicaragua near the rings for Spring an Summer, knot- coat low collar, back, front and had been thus concealed from public | family he received in audience is | Costa Rican frontier.8 reach- ted fringe.Pride 's Prices 37¢.to sleeves trimmed with \u201csertion light knowledge increased the alarm.King morning Lord Islington, the newly ing here state that there is much sul- .rime | _ Lys rie Ces weight, mauve only Special .$13 ?of the mine.; are still alive.A special train with Edward suffered from & similar attack at Biarrite, owing to the inclement weather and cold winds, but it was appointed commander-in-chief of New ealand, and other colonial officials, Both Sir Francis Laking and Sir Jaefering and destitution at Cartago, consequent upon the disaster.San Joss, Costa Rica, May 5\u2014 A Grand Clexrance Sale of Millinery, Friday supposed that he had completely re-| Reid will remain in Buc ingham Pal- | Earthquakes destroyed Cartago last OR Friday the Millinery Department offers an immense assortment of Handsome models, including the latest New York and Paris importa- covered, especially as he attended the | ace throughout the night.It is stat- night.Many lives were lost, but the F tions, as well 28 many char fing specimens of the work of our own skilled milliners, at a tremendous reduction in rice.This is an oppor- pera at Govent Carden, within three ed, however, that this is [merely A jextent of the damage can only be tunity you simply cannot afford to miss, Come early ! ours of his arrival in ndon from | zrecautionary measure, as the King's sed.hquak tended t : x : Tn.° Was $16.50.Now $11.50 Biarritz last Wednesday.On Thursday His Majesty had a busy day.He gave an audience to Field Marshal Lord Kitchener and Premier Asquith and visited the Royal Academy.On Friday he also gave several audiences and entertained Mrand Mrs.Herbert J.Gladstone at a farewell luncheon on their departure for South Africa, and visited the theatre in the evening.This soc gl activity tended to reassure the public min Lu it was noticed (hat while i 'wasd was viewing pictures at the Royal Academe.looked and fatigued, and lacked his customary mest and sprightliness and the members of his entourage feared that this pale | ulness is not grave, A consultation was held late to-night, but no bulletin was issued, it being merely reported that the King was resting comfortably.A court circular, which was sent out about 8 o'clock.states that His Ma- Jesty was unable to meet the Queen because he was suffering from a severe cold.The Prince of Wales has een in constant attendance for the past two days, and this evening the chess of Arp was summoned to the Palace.e Duke and Duchess of Teck also come, but all the Visitors Teft \u201cBuckingham before +1 o'clock, and, according to the latest report, the King's condition at midnight was an Jose, but did trifling damage.Cartago, capital of Cartaço province, li@s at the foot of Irazu vol- eano, about 14 miles from San Jose.It has an estimated population of 10,- 000, and is the meat of the Central American Peace Court, for the home of which Andrew Carnegie donated a large sum.Cartago frequently has sufiered from earthquakes, and was partially or in greater part destroyed in 1723, 1803, 1825, 1811, 1851 and QUEBEC BRIDEE- Was $28.Now $19.Handsome Importel Model, in black mohair braid, latest New York style, large shape trimmed.with three willow plumes and or- Aepud 828 ÆAjiouusos \u2018sjuaweu Bargain .0 ee.319 Was$14 \u201cNow $9.50 Ladies\u2019 Toque in Chantecler Satin Braid, trimm with white bird and fancy welvet ribbon, ex- ~ tremely fashionable, very dressy, = formeriy-Gié.Frida: Bargain.$9.50 .Was $17.Now $11.50 Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Hat in mauve, neat little toque, made entirely of violets and trimmed with white asprey held in place hy fancy gold buckle.Was $17.Now .$11.50 Was $9.50.Now $6.50 Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Hat, large 7 shape, champagne shade.fancy - hair braid, trimmed with Duchesse \u2014 ribbon and flowers, very stylish, formerly $9.50 Friday Bargain.Ladies\u2019 Toque in biach Mohair braid.trimmed with dainty black - flowers, osprey and two je: buckles, very attractive model, this \u2014 was formerly $16.50.Friday Lar- Bain LL.ose en sean en SILLS.Le ana unes ans ee na a nes $5.Was §7.Now $5.Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Hat, in fancy champagne straw, large Turban shape, trimmed with velvet rib-\u2014 ton, gald buckle and dainty roses, formerly $7 Friday Bargain.$5 Was $7.50.Now $5.50 Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Hat in mohair braid, chofce of green or champagne, neat little ready-to-wear shape, prettily trimmed with silk, formerly $7.50.Friday Bargain.50 Was $10.50.Now $7.50 Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Hat, fine straw, pure white, trimmed with black velvet ribbon, black silk lace and two bunches of red roses, former- 1y $10.50 Friday Bargain.$7.50 might betoken a return of the throat | more reassuring.Anxiety.gill con- i ETORIU and chest trouble.The King spent | tinue, nevertheless, as it i# known , : Deposit Account At the PAQU O M the week end at Sandringham, with | that His Maiesty is subject to serious ü PEN a Customer's Deposit Ac OMPLETE change of Programthe object of combatting the threat- | fainting spells.LANS SA Il ACTORY count and have all your pur- C me for Friday at the PAQUET- ened attack, and returned apparently tter, but the sudden changes in the ?weather this week were trying to His Majesty and finally compelled him to He still attended to keep indoors.Every precaution has been taken to prevent disturbing the patient.The quadrangle of the palace and the carriage approaches have been covered with peat to deaden the noise.Tests Mage in Cacada, U.S.and chases charged.We ay interest at the rate of FIVE PER CENT on your daily balances.| LIMITED.Retail Division, 157-173 St.Joseph Street ORIUM.New set of pictures received from America\u2019s Leading Film Exchange Don't miss it { pi ee were extensive.The only hope that | England Show Provision for Stable = \u2014 - \u2014 -\u2014\u2014 men have pecaped i NEARLY 200 me possible that they were in parte \u2018oi Superstructure \u201cBILLY\u201d ARMSTRONG its UF TT | uae, ey 2 core «120 IRREAT BRITAIN pat ay OITA osion sve mus 1 main .rm exp) o Ottawa, May session of Par: Montreal, May 5\u2014\"Büly\" : \u2014 MEN ENTOMBED 4 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Terrible\u2019 Explosion in a Coal Mine in Alabama\u2014All Supposed \u201c= to be Dead, \u2014 Birmingham, Ala., May 8\u2014Forty-five white and 135 negro miners are entombed to-night in No.3 coal mine at orcs.Today's disaster, coming so soon sfter the Mulgs explosion \u2018of April Zlet, when 41 men lost their lives, has ph the mining settlements In grid.The Red Cross and other relief work for the widows and orphans at Mulga has not vet been completed.Birmingham Ala., May 5\u2014All hope that any of the 45 white and 100 or more TO miners entombed in mine No.3 of the Palos Coal & Coke Co at Palos, Ala, as the result of an explosion to-day, may be rescued alive, was abandoned to-night.It is thought that, if any of the men escaped death liement which closed Juaterdey lasted for six months, less four days.There were 102 sitting days of the Commons and 68 of the Senate.In wll 235 bills were introduced, but only 177 were passed.The innocents were all public bills introduced by private members with one exception, The session was notable for the passage of twenty divorce bills, constituting a record for that sort of legislation.After tests made simultaneously in Canada, the United States and England, at the imstance of the Canadian Board of Engineers who have prepar- AND US, TREATY Ratification of International Water- way\u2014Treaty Affecting Canada and U, S.Approved, Washington, May 5\u2014The exchange of ratilications of the treaty of January 11, 1906, between Great Britain and strong, formerly trainer of the Quebec Hockey Club, and s well-known eport- ing man in Montreal and the Ancient Capital, who is leaving for San Francisco at the end of the month, will be given a big benefit at the Highlanders\u2019 Armory on Tuesday evening next.The head line attraction will be a three-round | bout between Tom Sharkey and Phil Kelly, a New York heavyweight.Y.M.C.A.CAMPAIGN IN TORONTO P Ala., 40 miles irming- i .1 ed the plans of the superstructure of X * M.CA.be le | Mts SARE | SE | BR Ti | Ta ee Cy ion.to-day.It i believed hat 11} Immediately after the explosion the | reported to Hon.George P.Graham, | PStional aterwars Stat eam ed the total of $534210, The Toronta sion.to-day.is bel a Minister of Railways and Canals, that | announced by the State Depar Railway Company has written that are dead.The mines are owned by the Palos Coal & Coke Co., of Birmi The flames from the explosion shot Rocks from the rool caved in and made access difficult.The fan machinery was damaged, but air is being pumped into the mine tonight m hopes that some of the mon Sgt Ins; tor Hillhouse and [ experts, physicians, surgeons an uydertakers, arrived at Palos late to- dey.A hospital relief also was sent foom Birmingham.This car contained Mimote sod all other necessary a hernalia for tering gaseous mines.| Pre first rescuers wha went into the mine after the explosion were over come by fre damp, and had to be cam ried out, J.J.Rutledge, a Govern: , ment expert, Was among the first to senter, After working his way fourteen hundred feet down the slope he found the second entry caved in.J.Gousby, villagerse organized to attempt to rescue those entombed.John Pascae and another miner went into the mine, but Assistant State Fire Inspector Neal, They found three human bodies and a dead mule.No attempt was made to recover the bodies on account of the fire damp, which soon drove the rescuers out.The explosion is supposed to have been caused bv one of the miners going into a gaseous poc with a lighted lamp.Palos, Ala, May 5\u2014At midnight rescue parties hed reached the 1.400 foot level and had found eleven bodies, men were found alive.\u2014\u2014\u2014 TYPHOID CASES DECREASING tyrone, May ! 5\u2014Only ome, case oo over been ta medical health em during the firet five days of this month a8 against 9 cases in the first five days of April\u2014_\u2014\u2014 the plans are satisfactory.To-day he had a cable from Mr.FitzMaurice, the the plans were satisfactory, and would principle is better than suspension.he tests made have demonstrated that a suspension bridge might not be practicable.The engineers do not contend that other plans than their own might not be as or in some respects better, and they are open yet to consider other plans but they claim that from the.approved plans « safe.bridge can be construct- The Horse Show was continued today under most ul auspices, being present both evening.The terms of entry for the C.P.Rinto the new G.T.R.Central Station at Ottawa are about to be arranged, and the C.P.R.comes out to-day with 8 proposition of avery large order.to-day.M Thin treaty was approved by the United States on, March 3 of last questions which are uow pending be- either, in relation to the other, or to the inhabitants of the other, along their common fromtier a distance of approximately 3.000 miles, and to make provision for the adjustment of all such questions as may hereafter | arise.\u201d they will turn over to the fund all the car fare box receipts of Saturday over make it up to the latter figure.But if Pure Smoking Tobacco PRAIRIE Mild and Mellow.Soft Hats.$3.00 A very moderate price 200 feet into the air the shock | were equibped with oxveen helmets | provide a safe and reliable super- | tween the United States and the Do- | it should be more than $10,000 the for such a good hat.was felt for miles.Timbers were hurl-| and sent into the mine.These suc: structure.The engineers have come | minion of Canada, involving the | fund will get the excess.ol several hundred feet from the mouth | ceeded in going several hundred feet, | to the conclusion that the cantilever rights, obligations or interests of Derbies and {hemper nats wii\u201d nof give mch satisfactory bam, Two bodies were, found early | were spon overcome by black damp.| third member of the Board of Engi- | year.Its declared purpose is to \u201cpre | e500\" Ii the amount sbove $5,000 wear ; higher priced hats have no better styl tonight, but it is thought that few | They were dragged Tut unconncious.| neers, that the teats made in England | Vent disputes regarding the use of taken in the fare boxes does not higher p à can recovered before morning.Later, rescuers under the direction ol | were also successful in showing that | boundary waters and to settle a reach $10000 then the company will HOLT, RENFREW& CO., LIMITED.OUR OBJECT is to create enthusiasm in your locality for the use of Gas as a fuel, Blowin, $e Tom Te mort of te te doi bt Ty ar Raley Ae, a wien juive | fl ANd we have: selected for this season\u2019s business the GAS APPLI- ; a .ia y was url m \" , .awa, comp! y revolu: lon: zing Faro rie aire from de me = Totus | nr oral sewnporiion 5% | ll ANCES which are warranted to meet perfectly every require- men in the interfor are alive.Hundreds z two sections : 1.The closing up of ment of the user.Dee raie vee od | PRA NR | | hong sise vont \u20ac orvirig piteousl to-might, - | Bridge ne Oy arpare The Palos mines have been worked lor a number of years snd the entries Mild and Mcllow, = - SCHWEPPES a The English SODA WATER and | .DRY GINGER ALE i ave, Young & Ge.1 « =: + Mentreakh de Bridge, and the placing of the rail- TN Tacks on the bed of the canal.2.construction of sn underground tunnel from the Central tation across the city to the Union Station on Broad street, where connection with existing lines would be made.e ew plan ia very sensational and not regarded in any way seriously.The intention is looked on as an attempt to reduce the terms to be arranged for entry to the new Central Station only.The civil servants will have the advantage of en extra hour during the poire = summer, An order in C Council ss passed aut ty to the Deputy lef do allow Vihein stafls to leave work at four instead of five during the months of June, Jyly and dugut, \u2018 à Our Prices are Low and Our Terms are Easy.' ee Quebec Railway, Light, Heat & Power Company, Lid GAS DEPARTMENT.Telephones 1885 & 268.SHOWROOMS : 140 John Street. da PERE Pn GLOVER, FRY & CO.EERIE pd I.Thin?Pale All run down, easily tired, thla, pale, terveusP And do not know what te take P Thon ge direct te your doctor.Ask his opision of Ayer*s non-alcoboh Latest patterns in Axminster Curpets New designs in Brussels Carpets.The latest patterns in Oilcloths.New Tambour and Lace Curtains.New Table Covers, Tapestries and + Cushions.ALL AT LOWEST PRICES LATEST NOVELTIES Novelties in French Millinery.N:w Duchess Mouseline Satin Dresses The latest designs in Fancy Dresses New models in Jackets & Mantles.Very handsome Trimmings & Braids New Chene Ribbons only 40c & 65c New Sunshades and Umbrellas.FPE \u20ac INTERESTING ITEMS } | May - June Weddings Ya¥e have made extra efforts to provide high class merchandise for this Season's Weddings.THE EASTERN TERMINUS.Members of the Canadian Club may course of à most optimistic address.The Senator felt convinced that an immense commercial development was in store for Quebec.He recalled the palmy days of Quebec'e maritime industry, saying that those days with their attendant prosperity were now to be reproduced on an even brighter be to more ships exporting grain from the United States.That Montrenl and Quebec were likely to wrest the shipping supremacy from the Ntutes, said the speaker, was evident from the concern shown by certain of the New York papers.From Quebec to Winnipeg by the Transcontinental was 1,350 miles, whilst from Montreal to the Western capital by the C.P.Rit was 1,400 miles, so that the advantage in point of distance lay with We were exhorted to prepare to trade, which us.handle this volume of was coming to us.Now, however, it appears from the Gazette, that a large portion of the Transcontinental traffic is to be di- \"verted to Montreal, A late issue of | that paper says :\u2014 the subsidy bill for the Montreal, Kapatachawan and Rupert Bay Rail- \u201cThe federa) aid of $6,200 per mile, and the assistance to the bridges on {lie proposed route, amounts to about $2,500,000, while Sir Lomer Gouin has promised substantial assistance from Quebec, which will probably be lin the form of a jand grant of 4,000 \"acres per mile.Mr, Gervais staten that he has gone into the respective distances and he announces that over the new road Montreal will be 1,260 miles from | Winnipeg, while the distance be | tween Quebec and the Manitoba capital by the Transcontinental will be 1,350 miles.The idea is, in fact, to have the Montreal branch completed by the timo the main line is finished weat to Superior Junction and Winnipeg.\u201d 1t may be that the United States will-have no more of their own grain to export, but preparations at Provi- Mr.Roy's opponent at the last gon- eral election, is ready to help Mr.Mr.Roy has promised to resign so that Mr.Choquette and he may.contest the county.Mr.Choquette, it seems, has besn read out of the Liberal party.Mr.Lesperance is out of the Liberal party from choice.If Mr.Choquette were to resign his seat in the Senate in order to meet Mr.Boy il he persists in refusing to keep bis word like a man, then may the electors of Montmagny in form him by petition that they would prefer to have & man of his word to reprosent them, und not one possessed of mere childish braggadocio.age.And .\u2014_\u2014 THE HEEL OF THE SERPENT BADLY TICKLED, POSSIBLY BRUISED That \u201cRichibucto novel\u201d which the Ottawa Parliament lately composed under the oversight of Mr.Oswald 8.Crocket, member for York, New Brunswick is going to be read for many a long day to come.The heel of the serpent bas been not only tickled but andly bruised by that sawdust heap.The whole country has been laughing over the matter, not without a coun- argan\u2014has tions, to soak the whole affaic well with\" chloride of.lime; and the said whole affair.Mr.Crocket is spoken of as having indulged in \u201cfrantic oratory,\u201d dealing with insinuations instead of direct charges; while Mr.O'Leary is left to the tender mercies of the country at large, as a man of no patriotism with dubious resources as a letter writer.The whole defense is its own confounding, even with the speech of Mr.F.S.Carvell, member for Carleton, reported in full.And nobody can feel sorry for the Honthe Minister of Public Works, as he thus finds it impossible to justify the transaction\u2014one of many others as everybody now knows\u2014which has set the whole country shrugging its shoulders and making a grimace at the whole affair.The \u201cnew code of morals\u201d set up by Mr.Pugsley, has certainly had its heel badly bruised, untilgghe \u2018\u2018subsidized ones\u2019 have had time and opportunity to apply their AN EXCELLENT SUGGESTION They say thot the Hon.Mr.Le mieux, Postmaster-General, is one ol those who will accompany Sir Wilfrid tunely been brought to the attention of the former by Mr.G.A.Vandry, for.the largest and fastest steamships afloat, and it means also that at least two of the steamship companies an ocean \u2018terminal there is a great saving in distance, and that means a great saving in many other respects to the steamship companies carrying the British mails to and from Quebec, Mr.Vandry \u2018has written to the Post- master-General on the subject, and Mr.Lemieux has the matter under consideration ; and no doubt Mr.Ie a second wards that the idea was set aside, because our Harbor Commission had neither time nor opportunity to examine Mr.Vandry's excellent eugges- tion.We cannot have too many such suggestions from our prominent business men, even if they cannot all be accepted.A SOMEWHAT \u201cBILIOUS\u201d BILL PASSEO Thomas Carlyle was very fond of using the word \u201c\u2018strabilious\u201d when he had something to demounce for being one-sided and spitefully partizan.The Hon.Mackenzie King is a young man who should not have as yet reached even the initial stage of the atrabilise There are two features of his anti- Combine Bill, which cannot escape animadversion from the economist?vl .IS New Scarfs, Ties, Jabots & Collars.\u201cMr.Honore Gervais, M.P.for St.|ter irritation over the utter mean- | pr Mackenzie King does not discern ACCOUNTANT, D Jnmes division, returned from Ottawa | ness of those who made a gain, small | that economics has to deal with the HOGRELAGA BANK BUILDIN3, ?vesterday with the announcement that | as it was, from \u2018the contemptible {jocating of law as has any other St.Peter Strast.* 50) DISCOUNT FOR CASH Montreal will be hitched up with the [ transaction.One of the \u201csubsidized | science, and second he has not risen SPEDIALTINS: bd Grand Trunk Pacific Railway within ones\u201d \u2014the Hon, William Pugsley\u2019s own | alsove his prejudice against the cap Auditing, Drafting, dslanss li three years, and perhape less; that idently received inatrue- Raportaand Statements, italist.Mr.King, when he first introduced his measure to Parliament, professed himself to be anxious to re more of a ward politician than an economist.Nothing tends so readily to the lowering of market prices as does the lowering of the cost of production; and inasmuch as Mr.King's measure will unquestionably raise the cost of production, his preliminary pleadings go for more than nothing.Mr.King\u2019s affection for the capitalist in @ combine is atrabilious.He has a mortal dread of the gentleman; and therefore has designed a system of in- spoction to worry him out of his cage a combine to fight single handed with all the evils that beset the pathways of trade.Belore the time another session of Parliament comes round, the evidence will be at hand to prove that Mr, King's Anti-Combine measure is not y supererogatory but prejudicial to the lowering of the price of living.He professes to be the workingman's friend, but the workingman couldn't possibly have a worse enemy, \"HE ja.Even if the ca), they would be aimnst priceles: to those rh Unledistreasi DE Copain: f tely their good ness does not end bere and Erin S ur many La that they will mot oat em.Butafier all sick heed in to do without CHE Is the bane of so many lives that bere is where whe 4 fora.those FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1910 Consalt decter abot medical mat.ic Sarsapariila.No aicohel, ne stimu- i his visit 4 + Canal dore a.Du ge he se.lation.À bloc purifier, anorve vonie, À lquaees And ane ES SWEARN LIEN IRAN Follow his advice at ail times.ÈS, Css: a strong alterative.an aid to digestion.* ppor AA TT 7 - Chairman of the Board of Trade, a : Bill.\u2014 As-wé take it, the whole ; ; ; ai i ; dhe ®uebeg Qhronicle dounty of orton in just as | SUEEStion that two British mails CUR in one operation \u2014 anxious to be heard as Mr.Roy iv ed rom our st the ston TAA psa » Rej all thin, QUEBEC, MAY 6, 1810.that it should be heard, and possibly ; gaine roses, Dit ejuvenates inge about a a good deal gore so.Mr.Lesperance, summer months.This means business rating, sin the A &e.\u201cTy oe ak home trom .perhaps preserve a mellow recollection | Roy out with his plans in favor of | Mendeche, yet Carter\u2019 Baoky Applied New designs in Tapestry Carpets, of cortain fragrant bouquets tendered | the poopie of Monte magoy having a Possessing rares © oss hell Take Er dputien co pe Quickly Dried .J .g © io i A ; .head LAW ore of the slomach, stimul : The latest patterns in Linoleums.Lo our ity by aor CE | Bo eo done?| 0% o1 Quebec, Taking Quebos ae repels to bovis Era bey say .\u201cWears Like Iron\u201d '\u2014THE- Is the beet time to take advan tage of the modern laundry.Our experienced stall and perfected equipment enable faction to our customers.Tryus.Our Work Pleases.54 VALIER ST.PHONE % us to offer a highly efficient service with complete satis- THE IMPERIAL LANDRY REFRIGERATORS.A big assortment on hand at reasonable prices.J.Arthur LaRue, Appraiser in Cases of Disputed Account Trostes aud Administrator of Es tates an i Propaction | | \u2014 MODERN SANATORIUM Temperance Institute Drunkenness Cured \u2014 By the most scientific and least inconvenient method.Takes only 31 days.Absolutely the most effective, and giving the most satisfactory re te.The only treatment sanctioned by the Government, You are invited to visit the place.+++.326-0t.Paui-8t Hats \u201cCellar to Garret\u201d CAN HARDWARE CD New Trimmed New Parasols yo BPR S Fal James Perry, x scale, and that their renewal would |in Montmagny, every \u201cchild\u201d knows | .© ; : we maka oar greet bosst.Our pills cureit while Co ! be heralded by the coming of the | that, lose or win, be would never be mieux will have something to ay erie Tits Liver Plile are very gmail sed Cm i Railwa: : about the matter when bo arrives very osy to Lake, Oneor two pills make a cs.TA Transcontinental y chosen for the Benate again under a with the Premier next week.8 | They are strictly vegetable do not of L He pointed out that he could speak | Liberal Government.Mr.Roy might.j;ng Mr.Lemieux to be i or Eta by li ed pe 8 aw 0 .with authority as having devoted |iut Mr.Choquette never.But Mr.(pement Me.Vandr re nuggeation, (ASTER KESTSLE O0., SOW TORL \u2018 ' The latest in Suitings & Overcoatings [Jl much time and study to tye ther | Losperunes in wien 0 ob cms i | 1227 rr moder tor ni : _\u2014 .\u2019 .; ! ance o is railway.\u2018hoquette\u2019s place without any loss : : ; Newstyles in Boys\u2019 Suits & Overcoats TE ome to Quebec aan ter | preetigo 10 Me, Tov, Thon let the | Hoey es eg re te This s : â ina.\u2018There would be no more æ .* First-class Business Suits only $18.pre, are en tates than | oper.It or, Too 7 hoy 41 bn loca somewhere on the pine o .; .\u201c vy, ce + High Class Suits only $22 to $25.hen) vuffce for internal consump | meet Mr.Lasperance at the polls, the | Le Ha Ce Var ee a » .is the time N Ti C 11 Shi & Gl tion, and a competent authority had people of Montmagny can draws their vitre.And surely thers ought to oving Time ew lies, Loliars, irts oves.| stated that in ten years there would | own conclusion about Mr.Roy's cour | pg ify \u2018no room for regretting after- to choose your ol way Company had received its thres | organ has set \u2018tg work fn the usual | duce the cost of living in Canada; .readings on Saturday, and that active | way to do thé job by saturating Mr.|put.when he was brought to explain Arbltrator bats Dabioes sad GO CARTS work would be begun between \u2018Mon | Crocket's good name, and that of | more fully the means he intended to of Insolvent Estates: es x y ._treal and the main line of the Trans- | Mr, Richard O'Tasry, the witness who | employ to secure that end, it was hone No.8437, Soytishead Durable\u2014 Farnitut continental during the present year.| told the unvarnished truth about the | discovered that he was very much g of-altDescriptions.A In Fine Gold Jewellery we are showing a num- \"dence and elsewhere to handle OUT | jgual remedies to it.Pure Smoking Tobacco eplixim .- ber of quite new designs, original in style and export trade do not indicate much : ais exquisite in work hip lkalihond of their being outstripped | THE IMPERIAL REALTY COMPANY.P R A | R | E % 1 * yet awhile, It in therefore well to| The names of the shareholders of _ 0% One particularly fine new piece of jewellery is remember Mr.(irsham\u2019s assurance | the Imperial Realty Company of Ot- LEON E We have now in \u2018a very Ty ; Mild and Mellowa combination brooch and pendant, made up with that these American ports are only | tawa, through whom the Public Works good assortment of Ladies\" Tri 3 p be used utlets for the over: | Department has heen doi ; Land Surveyor and Oli Baginser en \"Trime one large sapphine for a centre, surrounded by Lou .ports.On the other | that fon ven doing + business many MINERS ENTOMBED GFFIOL: BLOCK MORIA med Straw.Hats, Ladies\u2019 Pars« « 1 .: : flow of our © .been made to bear Birmi , Ala, M \u2014 A : eleven Oriental pearls and seven fine diamonds.ooo rs Tou hoped thate.the | light of day, have not yet been re.| one.hundred \u2018and ity oy BBatween | OF e008 1 Mont | | Ole and White Blouse Waistsdred miners were entombed in mine No.3 of the Palos Coal & Coke Coby the explosion.A roll of flame shot out of the mouth of the mine with a tremendous report.So great was the visit of the Premier will clear away some of the popular misgivings as to the future of Quebec, which future i varionn orstors have painted for us vealed to the Public Accounts Committes nor to Parliament, The Company bas heen renting buildings to the Government at prices outrageous- The design is very delicate, but very effective |illi: and quite distinct from any other pendant.One of the many advantages in buying our LADIES\u2019 TRIMMED STRAW BEATS in all the very latest styles at $1.75, $1.95, $2.95, $5.45, $3.48, 33.25, $0.08, wy J.ARTHUR FORTIERLLL, 3 di : 3 : i h glowing colors.ly high.T 5 shock that a mail clerk, J.Goosby, 98, A « ginal designs is that the owner possesses a jewel [ll ™ nich glowing colors, y re In one ao that of 1900 yards away from the mouth of NOTARY ® at will not be duplicated nor will the design be MONTNAGNY AND HISTORY.| WPPIVIng electric lighting tor trem | he Zine, was instantly killed: As 3 Room 16, Morin Bloox LADIES\u2019 PARASOLS in ajl the new exhibited in any catalogue.| It is not every œunty or constitu- Li v c o'clock three bodies bed been taken 201 Mountain Ni, eat, novelties of tbe season at $1.10, | .hat has the chance of being in | 9465.whereas the proper charge ac- | from the mine but rescus work was || yy ug es S118, 81.45, 31.59, 81.75, 915, 82.26, Another interesting jewel is in the form of a [IN | re to heres Shar Mar | cording to the mandard rebord dpt al in the miss Baye Bou || MOUET TO LEND ON FIRST MOTOS 92.65, 22.58, 2.35, B45, WI.necklet, in two rows with a festoon effect embel- [[l | magny has at the present moment.prices fn che city to the favor of killed.The seems.of the accident is ~d | wurrz BLOUSEfWAISTS in the List : i ; ; ; the same dist here ocourred ed with ts sets with pearls and amethysts.The present rope t je Richibucto sawdust about it, that the | cently the explosion at the Maine new tailor-made \u2018effects, 95s, $1.10, Our selection of diamond rings is greater than | the \u201ccountry a large to understand Committes unanimously passed « Imo mine in which 41 lost their lives.$1.30, $1.50, $3.95, $3.75, $3.00.ever, everything from a fifteen dollar solitaire to a | that he is anxious to bis county | lution virtually calling.upon Hon.Pure Smo! LADIES\u2019 LACE COLLARS AND riviere costing nearly a thousand dollars.| chance of heing heard on the Navy ot Ports bee io pleatrlo king Tobacco JABOTS just received in the latest In Peridot Jewellery we are displaying many the Bealty Company with the Ottawa P R A | R | E p novelties 0 Bo ee new pieces in Pendants, Necklets, Brooches and Electric Light Company.The resolu- ! ox ., 40, 400, .Pins.' \u2019 tion is a censure administered to Mr.Mild and Mellow.Def GIRLS\u2019 COLORED COTTON DRESSA Pugsley alike by \u201cgood Liberals\u201d and | \u2014\u2014 = =n | [] 3 EB in print sad gingham at 880, Re selectior of Fine Silver Baskets in another \u201cwicked Conservatives\u201d voting side R J Wi N Fl ELD M ps 65e, 750, 8Bc., 800, 960, 81.10, $1.25, line that is much admired by our customers.APO by wae; nd mer be taken a.= nw Un a $1.20, $1.35, - - Pugeley\u2019s \u201cfirst notice to quit.ar- 3 Chiming Clocks, striking hours, half-hours.and [ll Moment, by good chance for M, | Ontersr and Gonfeotioner HE mw Noro Jens ba te | quarter hours on gonge and bells are in much demand for rT Pugsley, has been prorogued, or there ; ; + ] * GIRLS\u2019 SERGE REEFERS in navy presentations.- BN : might have been further revelations as Wedd! Cakes, artistically fgished eo blue trimmed with brass buttons ai : \u2019 .A | M \u2018 These clocks are of English and German manufacture to the Imperial Realty Company's | also Communion Cakes, suitably orne: =} $3.38, $0.75, $2.98, and enclosed in inlaid Mahogany and Rose wood cases.way of doing business with the Gov.| mented for the occasion.\u2018 The styles are chippendale and sherraton.emmest.This time the \u201cexploding\u201d | Strictly Pure Ice Cream, different | IN NEW DRESS GOODS in the newest .of the scandal hae resulted In the sav.| flavours, and any quantity to suit pat- ° effects and colorings at 450, @0c., 72e, ing ot $4,135 to the country annually \"le e and varied assortment of PR 900, $1.10, 81.18, ; .n G.SEIFERT & SONS i a me em be CA SATIS ©) NG ren spore a J = - u - | stocké.natural ol of 2 TY Ï » ! betwesns,\u201d but an earpest of further | Cream Caramels and Home Made wide at 886.! discoveries of petty fraud yet to be | Candies, highest grade, guaranteed : DIAMOND MERCHANTS uncovered in the management of the Aes Cakes fresh every day.Department of Publi Works under the .SIMONS & MINGU Cream Soda.18 Fabriqus Street, Quebeo.; Murenold air de on Wr.Pape | 1% 524 202 _ Superior Quaity_ - oy, former! A ns.The Favorite e than Ali other |wid tnd boom fred of Gore | Phone 170 188 St.John St.Diegriminetine 20 Fabrique Strast, o brands combined McAviyr ®-L .mey ja moker.\u2018Telephone 338.Quebes j | 1 , : ve + \u2018 and about the looks, 160 venais ane wahing of i eT New Arrivals for Spring Trade À complete range of Suitings and Overcoatings; also a full range of Sti:ts, Collars a1d Ties HATS! HATS!!! Clristy and Perfectus Hats in all the newest $2.00 AND UP, T.LAFRANCE, NOTES, .C.G.8.Cartier, recently built for the i Government, passed Point at.1.10 p.m.yesterday, dwe in port this morning.placed in the Graving Duck for inspection, after which she will be given trial trip be\u2018ore being taken over by the Government.HN - Steamers Dronning Maud, from Ant .IN warp, for u lakes; Ucean, from Sydney, with cosl, for Montreal, and ll Yola; from Jacksonville, for Sorel, |, with lumber, passed here yesterday.j Barges Aberdeen and Dismond, from I United States, with coal, arrived here py terday morning in tow of tug J.| À.Hackett, and went into the Louise | THE CHANNEL AT CRANE ISLAND is Now Said to be Thirty Fest Deep at Dead Low Water\u2014New Goyernmeny Steamer Due, Fownes English Gloves $1.Worsted Suits $25 | Dents h Gloves.$1.Chesterfield h ord Linen Overcoats.$25 Frais ocean 00.$L JAS.H_MULLIN, REMOVAL SALE COOKS Scotch Tweed Suits $25.a Dock to discharge.Bteamer D.A.Gordan, from Greenock, arrived in port yesterday, The Marine Department is about to move the buoys marking the Craue : i} TOURS To EUROPE Island channel further out, wo as to, sod proceeded to the lakes.J y ili ive a grea wi à tho pas: .is is easel on her maiden J - For the benefit of our customers we will hold UEBE Cc ole aad thet there ia num à doth ! voyage.She was specially bunt far i Haberdasher and Tallor, thirty feet a ow water from the lake trade in which she will be A tt BUADE STRERT.during the month of APRIL, agrand .\\ 7 QUE the famous Quebec to the gull of St.Lawrence.| employed in the future.A P, LA au Steamer Wobun, Captain Meikle, ee R E M © Vv A L s A LE ASSION PLAY eus VilLLAN LINE.u ,, {from Montreal for Sydney, fused hove - MS.Virginian, from Liverpool esi ; OFFICE CLOGKS IN GREAT VARIETY, AT LOW PRICES! une 17.75 days.-$630.with passengers, mails and general \"CCS.Lady Grey is to go Into the | T= = A SPECIAL FEATURE.uly 1.65 CU En |earkd, wes reported ninety \u2014aniles | Graving Dock in à day or two for WANTED 1 Pr 2.39 \u201c southeast of Cape Ray at 7.00 a.m.examination and repairs.- TO LET.\u2014AN OFFICE AND EMILE JACOT A 65 yesterday.Dus in part to-night.WANTED\u2014A WOMAN TO Dee | aelling vituated at the prolongation p \u201c .\u201c Steamer Sardinian, (rom Loudon PORT OF QUEBEC.one day per week.Apply 23 Pierre Sous-le-Fol « > s 98 Joseph St \u201c x \u201c and Havre for and Montreal, Arrived Ye 5.utrest, Monicalmville, in reur of 81.| (Chouinard) wharf next to the ofkes of = \u201c aw vailéd from Havre Tuesday, 3rd May, | oq Mont Parry, Liverpool, C, | Foye Toil-gate.the Corporation of Pilots of Quebec.«\u201c > \u2018 with 101 egsond and 368 steerage pas- Pp R pg 5 .* 1 -\u2014 This three-st building is in perfect 46 : s:ngers.La.Prsseorers und general |g yop) AT ONCE, AN ENGLISH | condition, having bean erected = cmly : i 31 \u201c .ss Côme, Ritchie, Middleshorough, | ° img housemaid or house boy.Ap- last yesr.The first floer is suitable 4 SELL PHONE 3033.P 0.BOX 387 \u201c 16.34 3 C.P.R.LINE.\"Robt.Hedord Cor\u2019 general cargo.| PI to Mru.Gaspard LeMoine, 9 Ram |for an office and the upper two \u201c 28.67 \u201c .$585.| Steamer Montrose, (mptoin Parrs.188.Yole, Puddon, Jadksonville, \u201cping | PATE street.tomements.ThE a om cin arrived in port at 12.13 a.m.yester- , ; \u201c \u201c TA a rr \u201c1: A Bosse & Banks | ÉIrs ss nes See A ne SRE ess does] JE TO Fa a in the famous Passion Play, at OBER | Having landed passengers, she Icft for \"Coal Co., coal feller and wife, 3 or 4 furnished or un- vad = hard of the obec & I AMMERGAU, ' Montreal at 7.00 a.m.She brought ss.D.A, Gotdon, Gresnook.furnished rooms, mith all modern ad.$ va - ny, and Ju .ovis Call or send for booklets of itineraries, | out 58 cabin and 1049 sleerage pas- for upper lakes.\u2019 \u2019 dress A.F.B., Ch Je Of.; to and rom.the trains on the Lovia $xplaining + Movs sd many other tours, | sengers.hn Captai 8S.Dronning Maud, » Antwep, |.°° Tv CPR Lise.side of the river will pass.Apply to .R.M.S.Empress oi britain, Captain for upper lakes.WANTED\u2014BOARD AND ROOM IN Dr.Ed.Turcot, 111 St.Anne.street.STEEL BEAMS, COLUMNS, PLATES, GAS AND WATER FES STOCKING, 32 ST, LOUIS STREET | Murray, leaves port this afternoon, at | Bargee Aberdeen and Diamond, United private family by commercial man Ge'L RR.aad S5.Agent.3 o'clock, for Liverpool, with Pose tates, coal.and wife.Address A.F.B., Chronicle oR Elects Suc DRE .general cargo.0 PIPES, CONTRACTORS\u2019, MUNICIPAL AND BUILDERS\u2019 | Er an: for the mails, Among ber CLEARED, = __ keeps Jour (house se pod healthy.! saloon passengers asre:\u2014Hon.A.B.i gq po of Britain, M 7, Liv.| WANTED\u2014WAITRESS AND CHAM.| Invi lor sale ° om.SUPPLIES, MACHINERY AND SPECIALTIES.Avieaworth, Minister of Justcn Eon.| ie | bar mail ed A1TRESS AND CHAX | Invincible for mais by J Clean- |X.8.Fidding, Minister of Finance! and general cargo.for country hotel.Apply to North | ing Co., 98 Peter street.Phone 1043, | Hon.Charles Mercil, Speaker of the $8.Montrass, Parry, Montreal, C.P, | Shore Power Railway & Nav.Ca, 125 | Get information about this and se \u2014_\u2014 Commons; Mr.Mark Hambourg, the .Co., general cargo., St.Peter St, Quebec., | machine work before deciding to buy elsewhere.oelebrated pianist; Me.G.G.Stuart, \u2014_\u2014 ee rer trs MOUSE TO LET\u2014AT THE CORN.and Miss Nary Board of Trade Building, 39 Paul St.QUEBEO._\u2014 WANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT.Apply Mrs.James Reid, 601 John treet.Old Rese and Silver.by Myrtle Reed (Author of \u201cLavender & OM Lace SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT., and.niece, Stuart, Ottawa.o ebec, May Sth, 1910.er of Conway Avenue and Bea en Chron E Nol ir Motion ieee | ue SE 80 0 Fold Sm Arm el Bees cera cee , Kel e 1 \u2019 v y .TRE: -N.\u2018are, rool, vermnd Dan Merrifhow.by Lawrence Perry geoeral cargo, for Quebec and Mon- M Point (ee on ry AITRE ss 1500\" oF coux- and balcony, \"loctrie light.Le Cavanagh, Forest Ranges, treal.fn 110 p.m, CG.S.Cartier.Out 10 | Apply to Norib Shore Poree Railway ot rater.11 rooms abd bath Wd by Hamlin Garland DOMINION LINE.(Lady oA Gaspe a y & Navigation Co., 125 St.Peter bade | tress and Press te pod .t -\u2014Clear, ron > .A ! Pd .oe - \"Crsenôes ; A ra Chroniele, .Steamer Cornish ishman left Bristol on northwest.Tn 1230 ro Manchester street, Quebec to electric tramways and railway.For POUNDED 1% 18%8 sans by Winston Churchill | (he Ath instant, at 6.00 p.m., for : \u201cWANTED I ERS Ter details apply Edm.Conway, 282 St I E Z ç treal Mariner.; WANTED LESSONS IN ENGLISH\u2014 | details «pp .- CHAR ES Vv INA AT Quebec and Montreal.Cape Chatte (234)\u2014Light fall of A young Frsach-speakin student, \" 9?As will be noted, a change has been snow, strong east.; ! conversant with the nglis! grammar, \u201c10 RENT_A SPLENDD too ENDID RESID.made in the miling of the Dominion | \u201cMartin River (260)\u2014Light fall of {desires -to learn to \u2018speak English.| ce, 412 St.Joie street, near St GONTRACTING PLUMBER, TINSMITH and ROOFER BOOKSTORE steamers, which now leave Liv mow, etrong northeast.{Would take lessons st domicle of GCC \u201cpl Ul, Joe et 9 large well .ei » on Saturday pm, ios 4 OM | Cape Magdalen (204)\u2014Light fall of teacher.Address, NM.D., P.O.334, lighted rooms, heated by the Soro st.John at.Thursday, their sailing day for many now, strong nortneast.Quebec.tor, electric and gas system Æ prie- 3 H Ai W ; years past.Fame Point (834)-Light fell of out the house, gas ntove, bath.à Iaity:- am, ra I g .snow, strong east.Out yesterday 10 | WANTED_LESSONS IN ENGLISH, |b ¢ removed, has been oonths | etc.; La Ban ue Nationale DONALDSON LINE.\u201cy, | PM, Black Diamond steamer Domin- | A Young French sing \u2014 student.| same tenant for 8 years, upisd by ! Varied amortment of the most modern Flecteion! and Plambing Steamer Atbenia, Captain NeNeill, | ign, conversant with the English Grammar, | \"2 3 { arrived from Montreal yesterday even- | West Point (337)\u2014Heavy fall of desires to learn to speak English.ye Apparatue, as well as-Kitohe\u201d and Passage Stoves of all makes and oa CEO he ton te ing, and after embarking Quebec pas- | snow, strong northeast.| Would take lessons at domicile of saLs second day next, von Refrigezators.will to its shareholders & dividend | sengees proseeded for Glasgow.She | Cape Ray (556)\u2014Heavy rain, strong teacher.Address M.D., P.O.334,: FOR SALE\u2014CHEAP FOR CASH.of ny and three quarters per cent |in the fout vesssl to leave here for | northwest.Virginian 90 miles south- | Quebec.several marine engines from 2 te 16 \u2018 21 es ALSO ON HAND (being at the rate of seven per cent.| Europe this sesson.east at 7 a.m.horse power, various makes.Wil] sell : per anpum) upon ite paid-up capital, Flat Point (584)\u2014Dense log, east.In WANTED.\u2014BOILERMAKERS, BOIL- at a bargain.Give full particulars as A complete assortment of Asphalt-and Rubber Roofing Mateeld, {for the thres months ending on the MANCHESTER LINF.\u201cam, Waois.ermakers\u2019 helpers.Permanent position to style and horse power required.W, ' Brantlord Reo! Oo y of { 30th April next.Steamer Manchester Mariner Cape Race (830)\u2014Hazy, southeast.| for men.Apply Waterous Engine Woodste i, Sportmg Goods Dealer, som the fing Company of Brantford, Ont, Mr.Vesins |\" The oasis book mil be closed | pathee Point at 3.50.pon mdrr | Cape Race, (80 east at 8.50 am.| Works, Brantiord, Ont.\u2018oodstock, \u2018Onthaving accepied the general agency of that firm for the district of Quebec, ,from thé 16th to the 30th April next, rived in port this morning, berthing C.P.R.Nontcalm 200 miles east at : WANTED\u2014ADVERTISER WISUES FOR SALE\u2014ONE CLYDE VARIE .both days inclusive, C à i i em.* j i _ This material advantageously replaces the present system of Metal, | \u201cThe annual mesting of the hare [at No.90 shed in the Louise Basin.a 11 a.m., Natashyupn.to buy a summer oarriage for little boiler 80 fest x 60 feet, with Marne .Shingles and Concrete Roofing, | bolders will take place at the Banking HOMSON LINE Godbout\u2014In ! p.m., General Wolle, |poney.Apply, Dr.Jos.Gosselin, 699 | Engine 8 fcet x12 feet, as good ug house, Lower Town, on Wednesday, THO! oo .i A street.new.Want to sell them right off for \u2018 1 19-128 BRIDGE STREET QUEBEG the 18th May next, at three ©lclock | Steamer Hurona, Captain Ritchie, Abovg Quebec.- 8450.Also vou will find there all kinds .p.m.from Mi h, with a sera Batiscan (51)\u2014Out 2.35 p.m., Pre | MÈN WANTED AT ONCE, TO | of stationary engines and boilers from { a The powers of attorney to vot.cargo, arrived in port at 1.00 p.m.| fontaine.learn barber trade, great , [3 H.P.to 100 H.P., second-hand and ; must, to be valid, be doposited at the yesterday and proceeded for Montreal.| Three Rivers (68)\u2014Out 1.30 p.m., | constant practice, expert instruction.| new, also Duplex Steam Pump.Ap:iy Bank five fall days before that of the : Alaska and tow.Graduates earn from twelve to at once to La Cie de Machinerie Mormecting, i.e.lore three o'clock QUEBEC STEAMSHIP C0.H.8.MoGRKEVY, eighteen dollars weekly.Write now | cier, Levis, P.Qp.m.où Thursday, the 12th of May Steamer Oceans arrived at New Supwintendent.| for catalogue.Moler Barber College, \u2014_\u2014 Bext.York, frorh Bermuda, ot 11.30 a.m, -\u2014 { 119 Craig Street West, Montreal.FOR SALE OR TO LET._WEIL By order of the Beard of Directors, youterday.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.| furnished house at Cacounn; three re | WANTED \u2014 A RESPECTABLE | ception, 8 bedrooms, stable, etc., Int.N.LAVOIE, WHITE STARDOM] ION LINE, P.M.| vouth, about 17 years old, as assist- lot of land.Apply, Coionel Trwin, Ta General Manager, 8 ; ion 8.18 ant raesecnger in a backing office in Cooper street, Ottawa.Quebec, 22nd March, 1910, - teamer Laurentio, L ut.Hayes, 4.10¢ this city.Must be well recommended Lt R.N.R., from Liverpool, with * passen- 4,57 ! Apply \u201cX.Y.Z.,\u201d Chronicle ice, THREE LOTS FOR SALE, 25 BY 135 goes and general cargo, was reported 5.43, city.foet each, with lane in rear, corner of : miles east of Cape Race at 8.2 \u2014\u2014 er rt treet and k Vi col unr redanode Public that où ac: BANK OF MONTREAL a.m.yesterday.Due in port on Sat- HARDWARE SALESMAN (ANTED Arthur Street \u201cwhen Poh og Placei i urday ing.\u2014À ergetic saleem 1 oui Le ; ing our paper at a fi that will .ening \u2014_\u2014 .Pure Smoking Tobacco mer] yrdmarer song goods, ete, at et ons in hd of the very 15 vante hat work cons you Tent?dend of es hereby per oass upon | PORT OF ST.JOHN EXPOL1S, i pity (oo, Xperience At | value.Apply to EC HE Walling, 7 to 35 cents in other places.Come and the paid up Capital Stock of this Insti- St.John, N.B., May 5.\u2014The total P R A | R | E ality.piment Tor the right men Maple avenue.Jf oo or yoursel Garter Sac Tha the snes ii parent | of Seige, exporte through the port de rue ar EST i uarter, and tha .lof.St, « i j : ; ddress J.S .i icle.SA pas 16 J able at Tia Banking house fn this GLY.ay in 801 Soe peu er, denser oH Mild and Mellow.A 1.8.x » Morning Chronicle fouares, of the Point, [Riviere dn and at its Branches, on and after Wed.ç .1 r x oup.For lcu'ars and price ap- x.MARCHANT BROS., neaday, the First day of June next, lo | iv ve pas igh erecy\u2019 pose mak THE NICKEL.CLEAN BARBER TRADE, TOOLS pio 2 Ean tnd, rie ar Shareholders of record of 16th May.ments, as compared with last year, Harry Bennett, the popular come- | free.i fey oily Graduated oarn | F-C.74 Mountain Hill, Quebec.1224 Artillery Street, By order of the Board, * ; fell off more than a million dollars in | iam, who closes bis engagement ati Cure au diese dater ren HOUSES FOR SALE OR 10 Questc.\u2019 E.S.CLOUSTON, value, and shipments of American | * ved his est son \u2014 titi \u201cMono.| Few weeks complete course.Write for let-on St.Cyrille etrect, Montea!m- ; General Manager.goods declined, but general Canadian Fo nd Laughi 8 = \"for hia | free eatalogue.Moler Barber College, | vif}.Apply to A.Tremblay, 430 .Montreal, 19th April, 1910, exports showed $1,200,000 incrense.oe al act.Tt pa.with this song 119 Craig St.Montreal bardson etrest.Iw.sat.xJune 1 The season opened with prospects for stantial gain over last year, that Mr.Bennett became famous as a Part \u2014_\u2014 |a big record, but a decline marked the medi and humorist, and those AGENTS WANTED HOUSE FOR SALE\u2014A HOUSE FOR PROSPERITY more he 1 og oan bments were | bave heard ME Bennett dure | ETES | HC No, 71 Maple Avenue, and an I a sub | on past month should not fail te | AGENT WANTED FOB FIRM OF | other St.Augustin ætreet, 115-120-122, near Parliament Buildiagsim in hi il- facturers.must Apply AND hear him in his closing number.Gil Sign Manu \\ ar 1 \u2018© 3 scores ucces: try to wll | mannfacturing | F, Nadeau, 43 Ste.Genevieve, or | | ' GOOD OCEAN FREIGHTS.tort amont atest song et ty pm who \"adveciise extensively, telephone 1020.* New York, May 3.~Steamer fisights | \u201cJust for a Girl.\u201d T motion pic- | Liberal commission to right mao.Ap- \" _ \u2018 i CLOTHES | fered in limited numbers, with rates | turse are exceptionally good and wot | Rly by letter, stating \u2018rderences, fo| LANDS FOR SALE\u2014TRO SEINE Win.LaRue, LLL.ruling as last quoted.For sail ton: [chosen = subjects and include the | C.F., care Chronicle ate lots of two arpente each i thirty It a not only fashionable buy ! nage there was a moderate enquiry | \u201cInterrupted Honeymoon,\u201d ,, \u201c\"Step- Brand I tnt nee, ADVOCATR setually frugal and economical, | ® 8 fair amount of chartering was | masher\u201d and \u201cThe Converts.Over TO LET tirands Deserts.wl Sood a te culs À on st, ere sneer, que, §| Pme re ol od eatin \u201cnd, and wy | yestocoople attanded the performance \u2014 fences.Address Pierre Gavin, \u201cAc 2 , t-tœoi t tail changed, rotations verpootf, ay an reneral verdie , .N i ' \u2019 I ah SOR Glasgow ama ull, 14d; Tondon \"aod | Jog traay an patrons wna \u201cThers a | Oomfortade room with board, | gens Loretis, La.\u201d laces, stars, EVENING OFFICE If you desire a perfect Bt and | Antwerp, 13d; Bristol, 33d; Rotler.{not 8 better show in town.\u201d Go and ;for gentleman.Modern conve- - - dam, 2¢c.; Hamburg and Brenten, 174 à our ideal in style and qualit see for yourselves.MASHINERY FOR SA LIMOILOU- Tor your Spring ovorcent \u201car plennings; potton, h to Liverpool, PE ¥ niences.Private omit, apply at.Te see wit, see 100 1bs., 20e, arters noted includ LLEYS.\u2014CAS N.ET .Sth Avenus, Cornar 0?3rd ; \u2014\u2014 Rritish nteamer, oir tone, tomber: | Champlain may 5x2w « sy nnd Food, Pulleys.analog ap Strest.* Campbeliton to ario, at or about vli-nce: of evry mort, \u2018airhanke 3 ® vw MI LE KE 80, Tey; British steamer, 1,778 tone, Smoking and Chewing ; TO LET=NO.In FLEURIE | Wadd Sp'it Pullevs are sironsest whon Hauconancusaiiennnnnn 244 ST, JOHN STRZEL, | deals, Parrshoro to the United King: stroct a small house, 4 rooms, attic hers are werk al.The Canadizn , Re is showing a handsome assort.; dom, 30s., prompt, ; and | collar.Apply to A.Lau- | Fair: ane Cu, Lid., Montrealdrama LoR And bis prices are ex.NAVIGATION AT WINNIPEG.81, Laurenca, 8t Michel, 8t, John | Te Wt | HONEY T6 1 DAN ON NORTGAGE ce ITD MT Tee oo Winnipeg, May 5.\u2014The first vesseh' ; TO RENT \u2014 COMPLETELY FUR: panne où Il \u2018amounts.hy LaRue & FU RE 1 4 } On Sunday, the 17th of April.weu- | nished, a medium sised house in a good | I32¢ oF small amounts, hy LaRue & TRY IT 1 For Sale i URNITURE P AIRED Le a a tomate thet permitting, he steamer Front foo Frmedinia porsestion.Apply | LaRue, Notaries.28 St.Ann tet u rumans Sanitary - - .| nac\u201d eave Quebec for the above | G.T., this re.ou MP BE CONVINCED { The valuable property, No.6 St, min proof oss Mattress et locke: Te homer re ar.mentioned places, at 8 am, Take | oom oo Louis Brest, Ge residence of the late $4.50, nothing better, All kinds | Alberta, which, under Captain Rolle notice.all t one.who wish to proët | FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT PERSONAL _ he ty \u2018bas a lioutags on 51.' Of Furniture repaired, re.cover.leville, made the run from Winaipm | 23 py \u201cÉrontennse ei also ru in.| for Sommer Manths.~A Cle ANTE AN OFFICE ROY.AP- .B.RENAUD & CO.per! .n furnished hotse, situated o : hr Be k to Nelkirk with a small party of in 3 n the Hat a 1 ouls Brest of about 80 feet, a depth ed and polished, Wor, collected : The stead of the \"Champion® during the >, containing sev North Shore Power, Railway and P.G.BUSSIERE & CO.f | : vited guests on board.The Alberta 3 hel tery, R ee rooms and à Co.128 St.P t * [__axo Pinst cuass GROCERS.ee Lune re mer cuirs by and delivered free.Truman, 13; waé fot only the frst of the com.| Took Martin pu pee ut tie j bath rooms Ano gan stn in kitchn, Navigation Co.125 St.Peter street.aly Cote & ALMA oie (In of ore thaw seus prune | Saray.whet ee A hi of,\" AS.GAGPES AN Boskel Baal\u2019 Building, i in Fiat the boat \"has one to Lake pm pese ere des TO LET\u2014LARGE WAREHOUSE \u2014 : 8e Pores [LY Province of Quebes, Winnipeg for cargo of wood, One of \u201coASPE STEANSNIP LINE Hag place of \"a har], Levi, | Gana and Bale des Oh leurs Line .DR.LS.0 GAUTHIER \u2019 of Chicoutimi.Court Lot the an aa ron hat It would \u2014\u2014 Ferry Co.The warehouse has been | \u2018 ; ; a : No.bring Winni in touch with tremen- | The 88.Lady of Guspe Lap: Denciiard, is | occupied for many years by Pp, G.| Steamer Gaspesian gill «ail for St- .2046, ng Winnipeg intended to sail for SeorE and ate des Cha.ore & Co., and by t : Anne des Monts, Mot Louis, Grand 8 ythe Cotonial r Be0bief of OBn'e In Parle, France Dame Noemi A » wife common | dows wood supplie.lentr Forts ns far as Grand River lear! ; ons! Valley.Chloridormes, Fox River : the Cham, arket Whar! at \u201cref | Fruit Exchange, and ls situated in | VAHey.,; Cuotent be Bnertand, Narmany and Avetrie tn EEE of Etealey Trembley, : LT LOCE ; Vend IRE ih an Nar! SD siter.| the most commeroial part of che | Douglantown, gare Basin, Perce, ou OMOYal NOICE.ETAGE Eee RE 0e ee Brot orited, has uted an a oc | Bault Ste.Ma toh., 3 ho excellent accomm on Passes., mediate ports in Baie des Chaleurs.on ; SPECIALST ¢ separation ss to property against the | With the Weitssl look on the American ten ana mii rates of other (a._ ped te Des = Torre Are , Tuesday.May 10th and 24th.leaving + EVES, BABS, NOGE AND THROAT \u2014 \u2018 said 8 Tremblay, this 7th of ahoce opening for trafio to-day, and | formaties apply to Anne street tu ° t | the Champlain Market place at 3 p.m.\u2014\u2014 Dr.J.Reid has removed his otre Apeil,, 1910.ELZ.LEVESQUE thy Poe lock to-morrow, ft is esti | GOUGNARS BROTNING, : se Dlend: accommodation for pas.208 SL Francele St.from 207 Des Fosses street 10 361 Dee - Attormey for Plaintif, | here wil by vorrei] ga se, bumensis a1.| 0, LETC HOUSE DE TIGHT | For freight tickets, etc.apply to Mpaisptions 2009 Quehes i iniay (sur Crows stew.) Chicoutimi, 7th April, 1910, week, n look bas bem |F- & STOCKING, Ticket Agent, 88 | Vion Homerton: partiulares on Peuliot, corner St.Paul and Dea .- = : apy.1081s \"the only ome open oo far this season ply to B.D.Sewell, Bei Rond, : - .' -Ne.N .: ¢ re = oy se J BY-LAW NO.2.Providing for the establishment of 6 public aqueduct for the municipality of the Village of la Tuque and authorising a loan of fiftesn thoms- asd dollars ($15,000.00) to pay the east ol comstruction of the seid aqueduet.Province of Quebec, municipality of the village of La Tuque.The eleventh day of April, ninstesn hundred and ten, at an ordinary session of the municipal Council of the village of Ja Tuque, heid at seven o'clock p.m.after an adjournment from the fourth April mstant, at the usuel place w in ite esssions are held in conformity with the dispositions of the Municipal Code of tbe tro- vince of Quebec, ai which session are present : His Worship the Mayor, J.A.Comean, and Couacillors Alphonse bu- Poot.Joseph Pilots, Alexis, Tremblay, Seorges Gingras and Alfred Gervais, forming quorum under the chairmsn- ebip His Worship the Mayor.It de and enacted tr a by law of the said Council as follows : PART FIRST.1.There shall be comstructed in the course of the year nineteen hundred and ten, an aqueduct to provide for a wupply of water in the municipality ol the village of ia Tuque, as vell for domestic weeds as for protection against fire, the wail aqueduct to be comtrected and exploited as a muni- vipal enterprise in the name and for \u201c the profit ol this corporation, sub- po to the clauses and conditions expresse ; 2.The said aqueduct shall be constructed by contract awarded and panne according to articles 892 and ollowings of the Municipal Code ; the \u2018\u2018ouedil will have full and entire dis- eretion on the following subjeota : the ealling of temders and their nooept- ance, the security to be required from the contractors, the conditions of the construction and the mode of payment of the work ; 3.The total cost of the said aqueduct, outside of that required for ne- quiring springs or intakes of water and the necessary lands or servitudes thersow shall not exceed the eum of fifteen thousand dollars ($1M60U,00) and shall not exceed twenty thowsaud dollars ($30,000.00), comprising that of such acquisition : 4.The said C'ouneil is authorized to m= the bours during which us of the water moy bo made, vided aivays that jh case tbe PE of water completely interrupted d more than three consecutive days for any reason whatsoever, a remittance be made on the water tax lor the time during which the exid aqueduct will not have besn in operation ; SECOND PART.12.In order to pay the cost of construction of the sajd aqueduct, the Municipal Council of the villa of La Tuque is by the present By-law suthorised to issues, negotiate and sell for and in the name of the municipality of the village of La Tuque, de- bemtures of one hundred dollars (8100.00) each for an amount mot exceeding fifteen thousand dollars (B15, 000.00) ; 13.The said debentures shall bear interest at the rate of five per cent.(3 p.c.) per anoum, payable somi-ad- oually \u2018and \u2018thers will be annexed to sach debenture, coupons for the amount of the said hall-yearly interest which said coupons, as also the debentures, shall be signed by the Mayor and countersigned by the Secretary-Treasurer of the said municipality ; and the said coupons shall be pi le to the bearers thereof upon and immediately after the semi: annual interest mentioned in each said debenture shall becomo due and will be, upon payment thereof, delivered to the Secretary-Treasurer ; 14.Thet the said debentures shall be payable to the bearer thereof in twenty (20) years after the date of their issue at the office of the Secre- tary-Tremeurer of this municipality : 15.That there shall be levied the taxable.real estate of this mu- nicipalily, and there is by these presents Afacted out of the revenues of the said Council, A sum of seven hun: dred and fifty dollars ($730.00) per yeur Lo provide for the payment the interest above mentioned in the said debentures \u2018until they hecome due; 16.That there is by the present Ry-law created aod established, for j the redemption of the debentures when they become due, a sinking fund not to excesd five hundred and fifty dollars ($350.00) per year, which sum shall be, with that required for the payment of the interest above mentioned, levied amnually on tha tax | able real estate of this manicipality: the exact amount of this yearly on of : determine the mode of construction of stalmest to the said sinking furd to the said aqueduct the location of the: be determined by the rate po interest | hitakes, the cisterns or reservoirs, of at which such sinking fund may be in- the main pipes, of the street fountains | vested and to be such that se owill \u2018THE QUEBEC RUBBER MAN IN LONDON IW.B.Lawson, in Daily Mail, Describes mad Outburst of Gambiing, Un that extragpdinary Monday ion of, capital, the exact totsi having been £60,000, \u2018The banks teking in the subecriptions were rushed by mods of men, women, and children.Brokers, clerks, commissionsires, misrenger You have heen out in rain and slect and sow.Yeu bare perupiring from skating, or some olher exertion.Thea you kave stood te \u2018oso off.\u201d Yea have spent hours of the day indoors ats température equal to summer heat.| boys, and street porters fought their Thea i yo covered wp Jou ls ; way to the counters.to throw in their tamer rare may bel roi Ne applications.In a very few minutes two of the companies were oversubscribed and the lists closed, to the great disgust of disapjointed appli- wonder that the skin of the face and neck shows sigue of needing attention, Zam-Buk is & skin food.Smear it lightly over the spots, the eruptions, cante.Later on in t dey there (he sallow patches, at night, and notice | | were dealinge in these auch-caveted how quickiy your appoarance improves, | | lottery tickets at BUU and 600 per As (he rich, refined, herbal essences | | cent ~ premiumy.Two-shilling shares a Pate tissue, the hard wore run after at: 1s, lbs.G., sd The cuticle is softened.The cells be- oe hile for a shares na saine 4e neath are stimulated to healthy opera.| | was ohearfully paid or Mon.The pores resume \u2018heir work | Promised.All these lunatic transac.rly.Batter color results.ol [tions are done tor \u2018special sstile- ment\u2019\u2019\u2014in other words ou long credit.prope ooh of the skin being purified by Zam- There may be no money to put up for Buk's stimulating balm, become trans wreat ; the M benath i ate ve | | several months, end in the interval | @ proper colori tiseue, if a delare bloom or health replaces | | Pricse are expected te double or treble the saliowness and palier of disease.A few days of ZamBuk treatment will transform 8 \u2018\u2018 muddy\u201d Lled, ty complexion inve ade of attrac tivronsse prettiness.: | Une Tm Buk for mere serfous akle | | While this was going on im Bishopeuate sirest, an equally mad outburst of rubber gambling was taking place in the Stock Exchange itself.Monday is always à busy murning in the Rub- ber-Oil crowd.Brokers swarm in OHRONICLE Atthjs sensen, scores of people, | | murning « bakery uoren ut prospect Girls and women especially, find | | uses were advertwed\u2014more tan nal thelr faces marked with plmples, | | vf them connected with rubber.\u2018a\u201cney dark spots, cruptions, ete.T unviteu the public tu \u2018my on\u201d = lui skin needs atlention, needs resov.| | PPATY five amitons sterling, which ating after the trying winier season.À | 0107 IN these spacious days is a pretty | Just think what it has had to go large order.signal wery rubber com- through! panies which cales for close on 8 mul SUCCESSOR TO EARL GREY Will Need Very Highest Qualifications, Says London Paper d ~ TARIFF REFORM QUESTION 4 Keir Hardy Called a Disloyal Subject \u2014England's Greatness Inadequately Advertised, (British and Colonia] Press Service.) MOSS ble\u201d The Opposition, sasû t i t on, say that in tbe main tarif reform is absolutely the only question, as it is to the interests of the Empire.\u201cWe can stand tariff reform and a strong rmed second chamber,\u201d be said.The lost Leader says that the completest vindication Earl Grey's remarks is Sir Wilirid Laurier\u2019s unqusli- tied approval, showing how definite a lead towards Imperial co-operation can be given in the self-vovernirig colonies without offence the Governor iden- tilying himself with the life and national aspirations of the country.\u2018No colonial statesman is more vigilantiy jealous of Imperial interference theo laurier,\u201d maya the leader.The Daily Mail says the auccessor of such à man as Earl Grey will need the highest qualities.Commander Peary yesterday said the attainments of the Pole was the climax | of the finish of four hundred vesrs his- | tory, three-fourths of which had been written in Grest Britain, Tosbting Scott.Pearv naid Americans hope that he will fied thé South Pole so that henceforward the world iteeil shall FRIDAY, MAY \u20ac, 1910 53 Dolan OR NY The Kind Ycu a use for over Have Arways Bought, and which has bees 30 years, has borne the signature af and has been made under his personal supervision since ita infancy.° Allow no one todecelve youin shis, All Counterfeits, Imitations and « Just-as-good *\u2019 are bus Experiments that trifie with and endanger the health of Infants and Children\u2014Experience against Experiments What is CASTORIA \\ Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.\u201cgoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.It is Pleasant.I$ contains neither Opium, Morphine mor other Narcotle: substance.Its age is its guarantee.Xt destroys Worme' and allays Foverishness.It cures Diarrhea and Wind Colic.It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleeps : The Children\u2019s Panacea\u2014Tho Motner\u2019s Friendaxnvine CASTORIA ALwars Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years THE GENTAVA GOMPANY, TY MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK OOTY.nisere, foste: sores, Tingwerm, sosip .saree, serves.the body d ».| | with bundles of orders from country ing, ota MN - And Try im 32-page Cutie cra Book, post-tree, giving dencrttion, treatmest end \u201care of enrtari dinüguriaz humocrs of he skis and main es I Topics of the Day THE PULPWOOD PROHIBITION.{From the Canadian Lumberman.) The announcement by I'remier Gouin, of Quebec, that in future the exportation of pulpwood cut from Crown lands of the Province would be prohibited, has met with a very general approval among the lumbermen of Quebec.The example provided by the case of Ontario, which took a similar step in connection with the exportation of sawlogw in 1897, justifies the course now adopted by Quebec.It is to be boped that the result will be the adoption of a definite policy of protection of the forest resources of the Province from reckloss exploitation in the interests of the consumers of a foreign country.If properly cared for, the forest resources of Quebec will provide a perpetual supply of pulpwood sufficient to furnish paper not only for the Province itself, but for many outside markets.Undoubtedly history will repeat itsell in Quebec aid we shall see in the near future the establishment of larger paper mills in various parts of the I'rovince, to turn into finished product the raw material which until now has been shipped to the paper milla of the United States.The increase of 60 per cent.in the stumpaye dues and the addition of $2 a mile to the ground rent, making it 85 a mile, which have been announced in connection with the prohibition of export, are expected lo bring to the Province an additional annual revenue of at lenst $730,000.The feature of the regulations has not buen received with any more approval in Quebec than the similar action which was taken at almost the same time by the Ontario Government, Lumbermen throughout the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario have yood ren.son to claim that (he increase of the government charges to cut limber is uncalled for.l'rolite in the lumber business have been continually growing smaller nn u result of keener competition and the rapidly increascd cost of manufacture.During the lust two of thrce years no profits have been possible to lumbermen, and if the government believed that they were not securing sufficient revenue from their forest rerources they should have delayed for a time, until had recovered sufficiently from the recent depression.With the prohibition of the export of pulpwood, however, lumbermen may find.their industry so atly bene fited that they will overlook the in- creams in the atumpage dues and ground rents.If the business develops in anything like the proportion that the lumber industry in Untario did alter the passage of n similar regulation in 1897, the lumbermen of Quebec have a period of unexampled activity to look forward to.legislation prohibiting the export of pulpwood was not only necessary hut imperative, il the industry was to be saved from extinction.United States paper mills have been for years the only industry to secure the benefit of Quebec's pripwood.Naturally, the people who are interested in United States mills are now confusing_ the insue with their own political affairs.Paper manufacturers of the Uniteh States are accused of having contributed to the present situation by clamoring for a high protective duty wpon paper, and for free import of i lt in argued along the samo line that the prohibition the export of pulpwood by Quebes, ie an act of discrimination against the United States which would justify the imposition of the maximum tarid, if it were not for the fact that the gov.ernmenta ol both countries are now considering the feasibility of introducing a measura of reciprocal trade re- Istions, which will perhaps include a settlement of the pulpwood question.The people of the United States are drawing the wool over their own aves in connection with thie matter.the industry | the tariff question is illustrated by the public utterances of Premier Gouin and several others of his government, who stated long sgo that the present aclion would be taken before September, 1910.Premier Gouin, in making his announcement regarding the matter in the Legislature, od further light upon tha situation by saying that the resson for his delay in making an announcement upon the subject was that he wished to avoid any interference with the tarill nezotistions which have only recently been concluded.BRITAIN\u2019S GREATEST TRIUMPH IN EGYPT.(By H.Hamilton Fyfe.) \u201cThe Egyptian question is a ques tion of irrigation.\u201d\u2014Nubar Pasha.The sun was blazing hot at nine in the morning as we trotted across the desert on our way to the great Dam.Yet along the river front at Assuan a leasant breeze was stirring the grace- ul leafage and the big rattling seal- pods of the lebbakh-trees.White sails were flashing on tbe lake-like stretch of water, and the palm-fringed island of Elephautine was looking deliciously yreen and cool.In the morning and evening hours Assuan is at its best.In the heat of the day the hills which cut the clear sky sharply sll around glow like furnaces, and the pathetic flowers wilt in the public garden along the river side.It is only by the most careful tending that they are induced to hold up their heads at all.They remind ome of anaemic children kept alive by constant nursing.In the cooler hours they k up.Towards evening the long, Bich ridges of golden sand across the Nile reflect the sunset glory, and the tiny white dome on the summit tempts ome to climb.The dark-enam- elled rocks glisten refreshingly, scattered about in the stream as if by some pre-historic stirring of the river- | god in sleep.The dahabeahs moored vach a tea-perty on deck.Northward the spits of sand gleam white in the gloaming, and the earliest star is reflected in a quivering silver line on the dark water.Then the moon sails high, and the magic, mysterious beauty of the scene keeps you on your balcony till the gong sounds reproachfully and you know you will be late for table d'hote.ON THE WAY TO THE DAM.We thought of all this wistfully as we bumped along in the hot sand Dam-w .The Dam is really Assuan\u2019s only sight.Suddenly we turn out of a narrow valley between scorching hills and come in sight of a colony shady, broad: brimmed bungalows in an oasis of vivid green.At first it seems to be s mirage, too good to be trus.But itis real.These are the houses of the men engaged upon the Uam, and there 1t is itself\u2014a solid bank of masonry stretching across the river, a mile and a quarter long.As we run over it, in a trolley upon rails, we soon forget the heat.On one side there in a vast expanse of shining water, the reservoir which was needed to give the cultivators irrigation all the year round.On the other side there is a foaming cascade ; some of the sluices are open to let the ordinary flow of the river through.The water hurls itself adown the cataract (which it would bs more correct to call the rapids), and swirls about the rocks, disturbing the air pleasantly and filling it with a cool, plashing roar.Here in the greatest benefit that Bri: tinh enterprire has conferred upon Egypt yet.In a land where it scarcely ever rains the Government has to take the part which is played in other countries by the weather, Native Egyptian Governments had tried to fill this role and failed.A scheme of raising the level of the water in the Delta was rejected in the seventies by the National Assembly on the ground that the richer proprietors who had put up pumping engines would be injured by it; thar pumps would be needed no longer ! Even when the t Barra, was built fifteen miles below Cairo, it wan 80 ineptly planned that the engineers never dared shut the sluices.They were afraid the whole erection would be swept away.Water therefore continued scarce.When Britain decided to lend a hand in Egypt, there was a very expensive pumpmy scheme in contemplation.It Youll have benefited the Delat, no doubt, hut at far too heavy a cost.Sie Colin Scott Moncrieff, who was put in charge of irrigation, said : \u201cMake the Barrage workable.\u201d\u201d The Egyptians said, \u201cIt can't be dome.\u201d He naid, \u201cRubbish.\u201d The National Assembly refused consent.Lord Cromer mignalled : \u201cGo ahead,\u201d Sir Colin went ahead, and his success added so much Lo the common wealth that the revenue was in , as 8 direct result, by £2,000,W) a year.No wonder the peasants called it \u201cThe Bridge of Blessings.\u201d THF FINAL.ACHIEVEMENT.Sinos then this same system of perennial irrigation has been carried nearly six hundred miles above Cairo, as well as below it.There is a barrage at Ansiout (built 1898-1902), thers 1s another at Eena (1907-09), and thers ia the Dam at Assusn (198-1902).which in now being made higher sud stronger, eo that the storage of water may greater still.Already this magnificent feat of engi is one ol the wonders of the world, Stand on the top and look along its colossal granite back.Go through of sixtv-feet deep locks, each feet ling.Steam up the river and notices that the level water is raised for 190 miler.All this is stored up from the flood Lime te oped when phe ver begins to fall.ormerly a huge volume of the fertilizing inundation flowed useless to the sea.Now it is made to edd to Egypt's wealth, and even when the Nile is at its lowest the Government supnlies the fields with water to take the place of the rain which scarcely ever (alla.When the Dam fs tinished the water will be kept back ne fur as 190 miles along the bank of Elephantine have: Maple Leaf Milling Company CAWTHRA MULOCK & CO.At Par, $100 a Share ALL APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO ALLOTMENT.Prospectuses and Forms of Application may be obtained from, and applications for shares should be sent to Any Branch of the Imperial Bank of Canada or the Royal Bahk of Canada Guardian Trust Co., Limited, Toronto, or to Cawthra Mulock & Company Members Toronto Stock Exchange Royal Bank Building of LIMITED now being offered by J.E.ROBERGE, Lambton, JOSEPH DEMERS, Thetford Mines, Que .\u201cThetford Mines ESERVE.CO.Que + = + * oo 0 os os » President » + 6 apr » Vice-Prosident Terms of Payment-26% with the subscription and 18% per month.PAR VALUE OF THE SHARES $1.00 == Details and Particulars gladly given at the office of the Company in Address all - communications to the Company or to any of the above THETFORD MINES ASBESTOS RESERVE CO.THETFORD MINES, QUE.to the southward, ard nearly 8 mil lion acres mow producing nothing will wave greenly with cotton or grain.= Daily Mail.MIKE TWIN] SULLIVAN NOT THERE vow York, May 5\u2014Jas.Clabby, Mioqukes, did ot meet Mike (Twin) Sullivan as scheduled to-night, cause Sullivan declined to go on.Instead he defeated Geo.Brown, the Dixie Kid of San Francieco, in e ten round bout before the Empire Athletio Club.Pure Smoking Tobacco PRAIRIE Mild and Mellow.JOHNSON GOING EASILY Sen Francisco, May 5\u2014Jack Johnaon is training leisurely, Since he has been in San Francisco he hes divided his time between bits of business and pleasure, mostly pleasure Hin automobile is his chief diversion.Mena; Little said to-day, however, that Monday had been chose for beginning the conditioning season, TONOMEAD BUILDING ON INCREASK Toronto, May 8\u2014Building permits to the value of $2,622,065 were issued hy Citv Architect McCallum tn April this almost reaching the amount those isated in Mav.1907, the record month in the building rimes when the permits totalled $3,587,004.MINERS AND SHIPPING OF THE CILEARAYED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM ve GAS COALS Soreened, Run-of-Mine and Slack Ror Particulars, apply to A etep tuken for another is a pearl dropped inte your ful diadem.Rn SPECIAL GLOVE SALE Friday and Saturday MAY 6th + 7th T2c Extra Fine Qgality Kid Gloves, Black, White, Grey, Tan, Champagne, Beaver, Green, worth $1.25, special for Friday and Saturday 72.THOS.DONOHUE, 188 to 194 St.John St.» «+ FRIDAY.MAY 6.1910- CUNARD LINES LUSITANIA \u2014 MAURETANIA Largest.Fastast, Finest Steamers Afloat MEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT VIA FISHGUARD N \u201cYe the most expéditions toute also to PARIS \u2014 BERLIN - Leave New York We Mahi MONDAY 13 LOND! 90004 TUESDAY il PARIS Maurctan! 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