The Quebec chronicle, 12 juillet 1910, mardi 12 juillet 1910

[" The Weather Lower Lawrence and Gulf OBLIN GOVE se i.Moderate varisble winds, fair aed warm.ROBLIN GOVERNMENT : HAS BEEN SUSTAINED ~ > és M ; Conservative Admin .Been Returned istration in Manitoba Has with Very Little Change.ALL CABINE Winnipeg,\" Joiy 11 \u2014 The provineial olections .whieh took place to-day resuit- #4, is 8 vietory for the Roblin Governmeat by a majority which, in the absence aa.yet of complete returns from eight or sine outlying constitnencies, is variously .estimated at fiom nine to eleven seats.It is extremely likely that flual returns will show the standing of the last House very little 5 At tbe present moment the standing jez \u201c= Conservatives, 21; Liberals, 11.+; Conservatives, however, coneede the Lib- \u2018erais fifteen seats out of à total of forty.The stauding -of the last House was 28 sad 12.\u2018 AH the Cabinet were re-elected by varying ma jorition, while Norris, the leader of the Opposition, was also returned.* The most prominent Liberal te meet defeat wes Edward Brown, who wae defeated in South Winnipeg by 56 votes.Went Winwas in doubt till a late hour, final ure giving the seat to'T.H.Jobn- * (Li), by 37 votes.Green, the Lib- -Labor candidate in Winnipeg North wes sino elected.Conservatives were \u2018jubilant at their victory, and paradede the streets in torch- t processions until close to midnight.Liberals, while greatly dissppointed ét the provincial result, were greatly pluesod- st the showihg made 3m the, west 88d northwards and attributed their vie- tary to thorough organization.- , Sphaking frem the Telegram office at 1- WAIT past eight, Premier Roblin comgrat- sinted the crowd on the magnifeant vie tory.He referred to the persoaal charges \u2018Wav pd Burihg thé edmpaign ugainet dim.Me Hie said be was particularly pleased that Br of his own constituency bad given ba ® large & majority.He believed M ded taught Prof.Osborne n lesson thyt would take him five years to com- proband.He also rejoiced in the defeat of Edward Brown in Soutb Winnipeg, where herhad met the same fate be had received in his ewn bome town of Porfoge La Prairie Atterney-General Campbell also spoke of his own victory in \u201cThe results in detail: \u2014 Artbur\u2014A.M.Lyle, Con, 101.Assinibote\u2014A.Bernard, Con, 230.Avendale\u2014J.Argue, Con, 63.Beautifn] Plains-\u2014Hon!\"J.H.Howdes, Com., acelsmation.Birtle\u2014Maloolm, Lib., 87.- Brandon\u2014Hon.G.B.Caldwell, Cou, Carillan\u2014Berult in doubt.Cypress\u2014Result in doubt.Daupbin-\u2014Result in doubt.Delorgine\u2014Dr.Thornton, Lib, 4.< Duffesiz\u2014Hoa.B.P.Roblin, Oon., 350 Emerson\u2014D.H.McFadden, Con., 100.(Con.gain.) @Gilbezt Plaine\u20148.Hughes, Con., small.Gimli\u2014Result in doubt.Gladstone\u2014Result in doubt.Hamiéta\u2014N.Ferguson, Con., 97.Kildonan\u2014Dr.Grain, Con, 82, Killarney \u2014G.Lawrence, Con., 214.y __ Lakeskie\u2014C.D.MePhernon, Lib, $0.7 (Lib.gain.) Lansdewse\u2014¥.C.Norris, Lib, 150.p *% : La sage.Molley, Lib, 25.|.(Lib.gaia.Manitou-\u2014Hon.R.Rogers, Con, 450.Minnedoss\u2014W.B., Waddell, Con, 67.Morden\u2014Dsr.McCounell, Lib., 47.\u2019 Morrie\u2014Hon.C.H.Campbell, Cou, 208.: Mountais\u2014J.B.Band, Lib.20, Norfole\u2014R.F.Lyons, Con., 216, Portage £a Prairie\u2014Hon.B.Arm- AY.gtrong, Cou, 208.\" Rbineland\u2014V.Wiakier, Lib, 70, * Rockwood\u2014Result ia doubt.Russell\u2014A.Bonnyeastls, Con., small.St.Bonifaco\u2014J.Bernier, Con., 190.South Brandon\u2014Result in doubt.Springleld\u2014D.A.Ross, Lib, 51., Swan River\u2014Result in doubt, Turtle Mouztain\u2014Result ta doubt.Virdea\u2014H.Bimpeon, Con., small.pa Pin2ipes\" Contre T- W.Tayies, Cou, + Winnipeg Nortb\u2014s Æ Grean, Lib., 48 A] Seuth-L.McMeans, Con, ar Tian West\u2014T.B.Jobson, Lib, \u2014\u2014 [The victory of the Osaservatives in + the Manitobe campaign is 8 strong indication of the country\u2019s semtimeat, asd mn shows which way the tide is turning.It \u2018has been & bitterly fought battle and ite echoes are likely ts affect certain reputs- es tp the Ji Sand ! ( of the Prov bad refused-te heed thew.T MEMBERS RE-ELECTED.tions for some time yet.Ales it bas sp- parently besa a tafrible repulse for the \u201c\u2018machine,\u2019\u2019 as it was a ease of the Conservatives of the one provinee contending against the Liberals of the whole Dominion.No peins were spared by the latter in the enddavue to seture return of a provincia} administration Which should be merely subservient and auxi- lisry to Ottawa rnlers.Evideatly some jot the motorious election crooks, who oper ated in the Saskatehewar elections, have been trying to get, in on the ground floor here also, but it is understood that some of them are still over the border and do not yet care to face an indignant publie.In returning tbe Roblin Governmeat the people have shown their good sense and appreciation of s ministry that has kept | faith with them and whose record is one | of veefieis]l progress.Not even the Lau: 1 vier cirens tour was sufficient to turn the trick.And the attempt of the Liberals to minimize the importance of the.boundary question bas in ali pivimbility militated copsiderably against their cause].CANADA IS SMOKING MORE CIGARETTES Consumption Last Yéar Increased Almost 2 Hume Ottaws, July 11\u2014Though restrictve enactments with .reference to their sale have been passed, the consump- \u20acion of cigarettes in Canads last year increased by almost a hundred million, exclusive of importations.The number of Canadian made cigarettes entered for consumption was 451,095,138, as compared with 356,756.10 in the fiscal year of 1909.Foreign made cigarettes are classified by the pound dy the Cuitoms- and the importations amounted 35049 pounds against 33,882 in the corresponding years The number of dorhestic cigars entered for consumption in the year was 205820, 851 compared with 192,108.371 in 1909.Importations of cigars totalled 106,738 pounds.The cut tobacco production was 338.980 pounds.PRINCE OF WALES \u201cPAIE AT BISLEY Was Won by Sergt.-Major Wallingford Yesterday.\u2014Cana- dian Won It Last Year! London, July 11 \u2014 Sergt.-Majo! Wallingford to-day won the Priftee of Wales prize at Bisley, with the highest possible score, 85.The conditions of the prize call for seven shots at 30 yards and ten shots at 600 yards.Sergeant A.M.Blackburn, of Canada, won the prize last year with a score of COLORED DEAF MUTE CHARGED AS RIOTER.Newark, O., July 11\u2014Levi Valentine, 8 colored deaf mute, was arrested to-day and charged with being one of the rioters who manned the tele- hone pole used in battering down the 11 doors Friday night.id is the first arrest since the lynching of Carl Etherington, the \u201cdry\u201d detective.The warrant was issued by Proseeutag Ate tornéy Smythe and the arrest was made secretly as trouble was feared if x became known to the general pud- e .\u2014\u2014 LC FATAL EXPLOSION.\u201cOttawa, July 13\u2014Thres people were killed and four seriously injured in an explosion this morning at the works of the Dominion Explosives, 144, at Sand Point, six miles from Araprior.rs In the open market of France and Great Britain where quality fixes the prices of Champagteï ° | ; je Ç POMMERY STANDS FIRST haw, Young & Oo.4 A Montreal ' [mots WIPED OUT BY FRE to Destructive Con- Gegration BURNED TO WATER'S EDGE Only One Blilding Loft Standing la the Ones Flourishing and Progressive City, Campbellton, N.B., July 11\u2014The town was completely wiped out by fire this afternoon, and the fire is still burning at this writing.Trains are blocked east and west.The fire started in the western end, and, fanned by a heavy nprthwest wind, rapidly swept over the town, cleaning out the whole town to the water's \u2018edge.About the only buildisg left is that f | Thefe are no wire connections.STRIKE CALL MaY , \u2014 bested state of mind, which is ; to berald the outbreak of hostilities.A | few would discuss the situation at | Some said they would bave.to hear | their representatives before they bast time of actiop.It ipefin- losing thei pen- | \u201c\u201cY have been 42 of about $920 per year.Do you think I | that amount {\u2019\u2019 This was shared by many.It would seem, therefore, if an order goss forth to strike, the response will not be as unanimous es it would have besa a month ago.Another man said: \u2014 \u201cIt seem to me that there must be some | good in President Hay's proposition in view of the fact that the committes whe have_besn in Montreal so long bad the authority te call à strike, but instead of doing that make az appeul to the men on the proposition submited to them by Mr Hays.If therefore the men are tot unanirgone and the engineers us, the outlook is mot favorable.\u2019\u2019 The of younger men was aptiy expressed a freight eonductor.\u2018\u2018Our pay is ing to go up,\u2019\u2019 be said grimly, \u2018\u2018and if won't go up for anything but a strike why we will go out, that\u2019s all.\u2019\u2019 General Manager W.@.Brownie, who was ia the city to-day, expressed relations be twese \u201cthe cempany and the trainmes.j eg think they will,\u2019 wes the reply.\u2018I think,'\u2019 continued Mr.Brownles, \u2018\u2018that Mr.Hays\u2019 proposition to the men was not only a fair one, but all the company eould do.The facts are that the Grand Trunk cannot pay the demand made up- ot them.\u2019\u2019 The Grand Trunk Railway management must fight and fight hard for their very existemeo \u2019\u2019 \u201c\u2018It is without doubt up to the men, and I think thas it they realire their position they will when marking their ballots do so to as copt the proposition of Mr.Hays.\u2019\u2019 GOWGANDA PROSPECTOR .WAS ROBBED.Ottaws, July 11, \u2014 Russel Bridge, a prospector \u201cfrom Gowganda, was ropbed last night of the sum of $700 between North Bay and Ottawa.Bridge arrived in thé city this morning on th C.P.R.Pacific express, and it was not until dressing that he discovered his loss.He hurried to the lice station - snd gave the matter nto the hands of the detectves.BLAZING SKIRTS WON > .PROMPT RESOUR Hammond, Ind, July 11\u2014Two women, with thelr husbands, who were adrift in à disabled laupes on Lake Michigan to: day, attractod the attention of lifesavers by waving blasing skirts as a signal of distress.The imperiled quartests, Mr, and Mr.Matthew Btaf\u2019, of Helena, Mont, and M.8 Evers aad wife, of Hammond, Ind, were given aid whan the sgvel signal was of STREET CARS WILL .RUN AGAIN IN,BOGOTA.Washington, July 1t\u2014After being foreed to suspend twice their treet railway service in Bogota, Colombia, the Bogota City Railway Co.owned by Americans, is planning to n soon to reopen its road, the State Dettment has been notified.Earlier in the spring riots followed attempts of the Americans to operate the raii- way, great opposition having been manifested to tite issue of the.comées- sion by President Reyee.-Onge the American legation was stôned by R 3 Camplelkton, N.B,, Falls Prey | of the 1.CiRy,: Superintendent, E.Price.| NOT BE HAMIMOUS | Trouble With G.T.R.and Its, Trainmen Discussed by Torontp, July 11\u2014A general strike of |} G.T.R.traiamen may be imminent, but j numbes of-them were interviewed to-day, | | the rond.In smother feur years | JN if I retire I will be enticled to & pension ; À would be foolish enough to risk losing ' Ji PEN a Customer's Deposit 0 count and have all your chases char inconventence waiting for c pay intercet at ! CENT.on your daily balances.Earn 5 Per Gant Interest thus avoiding the carrying money and- \u2018at the counters.rate of FIVE PER Aes pure We N sympathy coming for.at a distance.1san I | Table.Cloths 98c amd $1.18 Damask Linea Table Cloths, 3-4 i bleached, tri two sizes, 58x90 and 3x 104inchaë, splendid quality, general ing to, > \u2018July Sale Prices, accord- ad while it lasts, yard.9e and 10\u20ac Retail Division, 157-173 St.Joseph Street, Y SGIMIT At the PAQUETORIUM - \u201cAn Interrupted Honeymoon.\u201d \u201cParis Viewed from Eiffel Tower\u201d \u201cIfe in Camp Sissone.\u201d extra specief vaine.July Sale Prices, Tovelling-.9c and 10c: inen Kitchen Towslling, B vi re wide, good quality for Dish; Towels and Kitchen use \u2014 \u2014 E of a good selection, Combinations, embroidery $3.50.lace or worth from $1.00 to Drawers or embroidery trimming, 40c $1.69 values.Sale Prices 24\u20ac to BL.Corsets » Table Napkins 3c Each Union Linen Damask Table Napkins, size 15x15 inches, good quantity.On Sale Tuesday and while very special valué ap the = Bt Bari Pic, chi Rollering 7%ca Yard White Linen Roller Towelling, 18 nches wide, with red border, very special quality for the price at which it was meant to sell, namely 10¢ 8 yard.On sale Tuesday, per yard Loot iiereas 7%4c Cre \u2014 Ladies\u2019 Combinations in Cambric finished Cotton and Sheer Muslin, trimmed, ure chase Sale Prices.74¢c and $2.25 Ladies\u2019 Fine White Cambric finished Cotton and Nainsook Drawers, made with pin tucks and lace to 19 Ladies\u2019 Fine White Coutil and Percale Corsets with four garters attached.good range of sizes, meant to sell at 75¢ and $1.50.Purchase Sale Prices .-.49¢ and 98¢ PPE _\u2014 ze This Great Purchase Sale of Whitewear Has Become the Chief Topic of Conversation | VERYWHERE that ladies congregate the chief topic of conversation is now y - chase Sale of Midsummer Whiscwear.Nor is the to be wondered at when eed es Par sideration the fact that thousands of dollars worth of exquisite musling may be purchased during this sale at the lowest Every garment is carefully made, beautifully trimmed and cut generously full\u2014t to stay\u2014the seams are sewn for \u201ckeeps.\u201d Tuesday will see a record ' ment, and a deep impression will doubtless be made upon the stock.Better come rices ever Underskirts Ladies\u2019 Fine White Cambric finished Cotton and Nainsook Underskirts, beautifully made and trimmed with lace or embroidery, Purchase Sale Prices.39¢ to $2.49 Chemises .Ladies\u2019 Chemises in Fine White Cotton or Nainsook.cut generous}, full, lace or embroidery trimmed, real values 50c and $1.00.Purchase Sale Prices .42c and 74c Undervests Ladies\u2019 Fine White Cotton Ur dervests, mide with low neck, your chuice of sleeveless or short sleeve styles, large quantity.Purchase Sale Price 000000000000 Sc Special July Sale Bargains in Staples wih gh Whitewcar Department, the Staples Department preseents a long list of July Sale Specials, any one of which would be well worth | unity, not only for those who are stoppingin town for the Summer, but also for Summer Cottagers and others living [d No matter how far away your home may.be, this Sale is meant for you.If you cannot find it convenient or practicable to come to the store in person, our Mail Order Department will fll your order promptly and satisfactorily.You may orderdirect from this advertisement, and |} orders will be-filed as soon as reccived as long as the quantities last.I \u2014 _ ME Table Linen 37vica Yard Three-quarter Bleached Damask Table Linen.70 inches wide, splendid quality, serviceable and satisfac- \u2018tory for Summer use, good quan- is desirable t i tity.On Sale Tuesday, and while On Sale eedan dhe est, Tnen- À lasts, gard.374 ARN 202020 oem as cume propane: BE Lh.M Been Lim i ear Dad Low CT gt ** Pillow Shams Horrockees 29c Each Longcloth Splendid Pillow Shams, pure white with beautiful cut-work pattern, also some Dresser Covers in the lot.Shams 32x32 inches.Covers 18x45 inches.Tuesday, each 29¢ im \u2014 mme ure white Midsummer Underplaced on goods of equal quality.I e buttons are put on crowd in the Whitewear Departearly and be assured Corset Covers Ladies\u2019 Fine White Cotton and Exquisite Nainsook Corset Covers, made with lace and embroidery insertion, 30c to $1.25 values.Pur- HR chase Sale Prices.19¢ to 89¢ | Bridal Sets Handsome Bridal Sets in Fine White Camhric_ and Nainsook, beautifully made, 5 pieces to the set, values $4, $6.75 and $9.50.S.Prices.Bou 04.59 and sous Dress Skirts Ladies\u2019 Dress Skirts in fine white Lawn, plain or with bias fold of self, an extra special value, meant to Sell at $2.Purchase Sale Price, only .rrenssccccauège Table Linen 24c à Yard Half Bleached Damask Table inen, 56 inches wide, just the thing for the Summer Cottage, where it The famous Horrockses Long- [f cloth, made in England, soft finish, | free from filling, perfectly bleached, width 36 inches.On Sale Tuesday at the July Sale Price, yard.1234c PAROLE SYSTEM IS WORKING WELL Parole Officer Archbald of the Opinion That Prisoners Can Be Trusted\u2014 \"Mr.W.P.Archibald, of Ottawa, prison parole officer of the Canadian Government, when asked as to how the parole system was working, and as to the number of prisoners who had been qaroled since the inception of the system in Canada eleven years ago, said that he was at the present time making out a report for the department, but could perhaps give approximate figures.Since the system was established in 1899, about 3,100 prisoners were relessed on parole.Out of that number only about sixty- five had forfeited their liberty.That is a splendid record, Mr.Archibald said.Nearly 2000 have won their full liberty and are in the enjoy: ment of good ' citizenship, showing that they were not criminals, but had yielded to temptation in moments of weakness and afterwards deeply regretted their acts.One thousand roled prisoners still reporting.st \u2018year 450 prisoners completed their paroles: Of the 3.100 prisoners paroled in eleven years, 1,800 were from the penitentiaries, and 1,300 from the jails and reformatories.The number of paroles has been steadily increasing, but Mr.Aschibsld thinks that the limit has low been reached.Last year the parales totalled about 578, or about 100 more than the previous year.In the prisons of Canada Mr.Archibald.said that there were about one- third of the prisoners in whom the utmost confidence could be put if they were released on parole.Thece were probably 13 to 20 per cent whe would be better incarcerated fer life, as they were genuine criminals.One year he followed up the priden- ers parceled, of whom there were 300, and found that they were earning a total of about $190,000.They had \u201cmade good,\u201d and were valuable citi- = Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobaceo Save the Coupons GIRLS EMPLOYED ~~ FOR PLOUGHING Hitched to the Implement, They Toil Away Night After Night.Norfolk, Neb; July 11\u20141f you were à young girl, around fourteen, how would you like to be hitohed to à plough and be \u2018compelled to drag the plough across the Bold and boek again, night after night?That\u2019s what two Norfolk girls are doing these hot nights.Three daughters of s market gardener named Kratke, living vorth of the city limita near the Bt.Paul German Lutheran Church, are made to | plough the fleld at.night, ons of them at | the handles and two of thém in drawing .it, bending forward with sll their might to drag the heavy plough as it digs into the soil.« During the day the girls sell garden truck from house to house, going into the plough harness when they get home after the day's work uptown iz the broiling sun HAD A THRILLING TRIP.Barefooted and bareheaded, s weary \u2018\u2018bostman\u2019\u2019 weuded his way slong St.Petor street.No one who met bim recognized him as the debonair and expert telographer of a loeal company.His objective poist was home, and it was really \u2018\u2018gwest home\u2019'\u2019 to him when he reached there.The heated term hss been re sponsible for many an incident, from riding the \u2018\u2018ges-ges\u2019\u2019 roundabout to tackling tbe \u2018\u2018go-go\u2019\u2019 boat on the river.Imbued with the idea of all the knowledge of bandling the boat, which he did not | portes! have, the knight of the ticker abandomed himeslf to the tide.Divested of all superfluous clothing be drifted comfortably down the river until the Island was reached, when be desided that it was time so call & halt.But how to balt, that was the question.Finally he managed by that providence which guards good boys te reach the Ieland landing, where be took the last boat te Quebet, and with his skiff towing behind, back to town, a little late for work, but minue bis usuel clothes, juet ae ne ever.The adventure was & tarilling ce, end he is mow révotving the congratulations of his many \\riende upon his remactiable ee: House Established 1875 Oily, etc.48-50 Palace Hill E.ROUMILHAC 48-50 Palace Hill The largest house in the province of Quebec for F and Foreign Wines, Liquors, French Hamel Pim Olive Specialty : Bordeaux and Burgundy Wines, TELEPHONE 1146.E.ROUMILHAC.QUEBEC.June23xtu-satx1y = Correspondencefo = =n TE ee SA South Quebee, July 11, 1910.To the Editor of the Chronicle: Dear Sir,\u2014Regarding tbe ferry question we might truly say \u2018\u2018To err is human.\u2019\u2019 I am sure the city fathers of Quebec have the public interest at heart, and will yet give a good sceount of themseires, and acquit themseives as men worthy of tbe public confidence.It is scarcely fair to blame them for all the mistakes that bave heen made in the fér- ty question without a full knowledge of and even probable, tbat had all the facts now known to the pubjie, been properly placed before hte Quebse City Council, this so-called new ferry company would, and certainly shopld never have been allowed to lead at the old landing of the & Levis Ferry Company.But \u2018} posmession\u2019\u2019 in said to be \u2018 \u2018mine points ox the lew.\u201d\u2019 And a tememeat, once in jon, whetber rightfully or wrong: fully, is hard to rémove.A LEVITE.FERRY JUDGMENT.Judgment in the ferry case, on the ap- pliestion of Mayor Bernier, of Levis, for the imprisenment of tbe manager of the Quebec & levis Ferry Co., or the con: demnation of that company to a fine for the contempt of the injuaction recently granted by Mr.Justice Mhlouin in be TONOMEAD SR \\ > 4 = the facts in the case.It is qnite possible, |* We own and offer the following : Corporation Bonds DOMINION IRON AND STEEL CO, LIMITED 5% 1st Mortgage Bocds, due 1929.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, LIMITED, 9% is Mortgage Bonds due 1940 CANADA CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED, 69% 1st Mortgage Boods, due 1929, » LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE CO.OF MONTREAL (now Montreal Locomotive Works,) 49h 1st Mortgage Bonds due 1924 KBEWATIN FLOUR MILLS CO., LIMITED, 695 1st Moresage Bogds, due 1916.CANADIAN CONSOLIDAT» BD RUBBER CO., LIMITED, 6% Bonds due 1946, PRICES ON APPLICATION Royal Seeurtities Corporation, Limited 164 St.dames Strent, Montreal 3 hy œQuieb ee Qhremigly QUEBEC, JULY 12, 1910.\u2018 THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN THE PROVINCE Sir Wilfred Laurier {oof the opin ion-\u2014unless he has changed it since setting out for the West-\u2014that po vesse) of his Canadian fest will be sllow- ed to fire a gun at any foreign vessel threatening te attack it, without the passing of sm Order-in-Councit.Mr.Monk goes furthy than this and claims that Canadas should \u2018not be called upon to take pait in any~of Britain's wars without a plebiscite of the country as a whole being taken.On such sn issue the battle will have to be fought out in the Province of Queber, if nelth- er of these gentlémen change their opinion, It will ever be in order for some one to out-distance both of these leaders, by saying that Canada does: not need to be loyal to Great Britain in any way.But, of course; if only such advecate au the third appear upon the scene, the Chronicle will be ag.sured that it does not understand the siluation.However, now thüt Me.| Monk has put his hand to the plow save the province from.being call {Sir Wilfred Laurier's- \u201cpocket-bor- ough,\u201d we trust he will not think of lookimg back.The province hae sure- ly-more pride in itself than to be look- GLOVER, FRY & CO.Groat Reductions This Seäson's Millinery \u2014_\u2014\u2014 Jackets, Mantles and Wrappers A Lot of Chene Ribbon 450 for 300 KID CLOVES \u201cDent's\u201d Kid Gloves \u201cPerrine\u201d Kid Gloves - .\u201cReymiers\u201d Kid Gloves\" LL Real Lace Handkerchiefs Real Lace in Great Variety Pure Linen and Embroidered Handkerchiefs.Lace Scarfs, Ties, Collars & Jabots However, the contest turns, Canada as a whole, and the Chronicle as a bit \u2018of it are going still to be found loyal to the British cannection \u201ccoute que coute.\u201d THE oCULDTARITE ArraiR The more oge thinks of the latest scandal under the Laurier regime the .further is he driven back to tbe conditions of administration and supervision which have culminated in the tra- | gedy of poor Frank Gouldthrite\u2019s sui- ; cide.Last year the Hon.Charles Doherty moved in the House of Cem.! mons that a thorough and untram- ! melled investigation be made, by a ' competent business commision, of the ; administrative methods of the grest i spending departments of the Govern: ment.That motion was voted down by the supporters of the Laurier Goy- | ernment, one of whom happened to be | Mr.Charles Murphy, the member for Russell Now it is stated.thatyMr.| Murphy has hed his suspicions arous-.A Variety of Traveling Rugs Camping Blankets in Navy & Grey Mosquito Nettings, Lenos & Gauze ° \u2014 Tailoring New Assortment of Suitings Suramer Suits to order from $16.00 First Class Scotch Suits to order from $21.00 A Full Line of Shirts, Collars, Ties, etc.ed up as any men's \u201cpocket-borough.\u201d |.The newspaper advocates whe would encoutage Quebec to-reaoh out towards more of ial sctiv- ity-in \u201cits affairs, are having (heir slorts: discounted by certain aritica who claim that Quebes is lacking in men of means and enterprise.This virtually {s intguded os an lafgrence that doi Pueibcers;think that \u2018other Quebesard: drdvidcadpetent 1b: fulfil their public duties, and that it - will be as wi aug oto creep back into its ret om sw its place of retreat.in 3 it.It certainly dose make Quebecers\u2019 teeth water or Alls our croakers with further despondency te learn that ferty-twe millions of capital are going to be visé to found mew industries in Montreal.But we may ag well know frst as fast that outside captalists are not going to be attracted with their milions to Quebec, uniebs, inducemerits are offered to them and a Ittle show of hospital ity too.Editorial pleadings can be of no avail unless the suggestions offered in them are a¢ted upon.Even government aid is going to be of mo avail ugless we can supplement it of out own good will with activities of our own.Bat all this has been said again and again, andr all that the poor papers pet for theft ins is perhaps a spiltk from some ope, who would be ip- |wardiy-gled to sce their efforts set to ses nought.\u2018Soimobody after ing Chicago described that city.as a kind of pocket | Tedition of Hades.But what is going going fuil blast as a gambling centre or of that suburban retreat of Havana, where wickedness of all kinds is to have full curse and be glorified.The American government once went frantic in ite efforts to modify the meth, ods of domestic life in-Salt Lake City.It is surely not going to let Reno get the better of it, while it makes its defiance of every law againet independency of living.The Toronto Globe has issued one vof its wildedt joy-notes in anticipation of what is going to happen when once sr Wilfred Laurier appesrs in the Western centrés of population.We wonder \u2018whet:it would say if any one were \u2018to repélif its broadsides ori Mr.Borden's misgians in Ontario before he Had delivered.s speech, by simply 5% OFF FOR CASH \u2018GLOVER, FRY & C0.ed concerning the methods in vogue in \u2018the management \u2018of the \u2018Ptinting | Bureaw more then: a year heforg he took office as Secretary.of Seaty; sud | again.we are vol that it.was these same suspicion\u2019 \u2018fit tmpelied hin to look into -affaire, as clasely as he hay! been doing.- Had Mr.Murphy voted in faver of Mr.Doherfy\u2019s motion, in all probabilitÿy he would never have been appointed Secretary of State, so tightly are the reins drawn on every + - +| devotee of.the Laurier administratiop However, ps soot as he bpeame Secretary of State, he was honeët enough to test bis suspicions by the unearthing of facts, and, alas, the up- earthing of these facts led to the conviction of at least one, if fot more, of the employes of the ill-Managed Buresu; and the chief of these, seeing that it was utterly impossible for him to escape condemnation and disgrace, M | in a moment of despair, teok his own life.The event is thus a blend of maladntinistration, dishonesty and crime.With such limited information before us, the public can draw but one conclusion, and that is that Me.Musphy, though voting against Me Do- Yerty's motion, must now take action on it, as if it hed passed.Mr.Murphy has shown, by his mistaken loysisy to party, that all information tending to do the party in power an injury, ie more of less likely te be suppropsed under any ihvestigation conducted by him ss the Minister under whom the Printing Buresn is conducted.And, in saying so, it is no intention ef ours to grudge Mr.Murphy any of the cfe- dit due him for having been the first to apply the breom.It is sald that he intends substituting several offi- cigls for other officials, and ordering a change in the methods of administration of the Bureau.But the public will hardly be content with anything shert of a complete investigation in which partyism most be made te play an open part.All the facts of the case must new be laid bare.Many claim | that Qeuldthrite\u2019s suicide covers up à \u2018multitude of sins that were not ail of his committing.If the Libersls make sport of these sing, as they have done s0 often in the past, \u2018that is their lookeut.Mr.Dokarg'e motion must new be acted upon to its last letter; and Mr.\u201d Murphy, it he would fetein the high opinion which be bas won, in ll | going ss far a0 he has dome, while [1 | daring at last the party whip, must not stay the desiré of the public to Know all about what is paid té have been going on for years in the management of this large monsy-shending sub-depariment.What is the Piinting Burasy for, if it be'not fii on business principles, and te mot fully equipped to do olF the printing which the Gov ernment needs.The whole story mnst iow be made publié, both ar té the Diamonds, Emeralds, \u2018Rubies, Aqua-Marines, Amethysts, Topazes, Peridots.I 3 We would direct the attention ff of experts and connois- || seurs to three 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largest aa vortment of different cameras of any house in the city.; wie JOHN E.WALSH, 11 John Street.Moving Time Is the best time ta take advan tage of {hs modern lausdry.Our exporimoed.sbaf and parfested equipment able v4 to offer o highly efficient series with complete sate | tpotion to dar aatomers.\u2014\u2014 Tryum Gur Work Pisa).THE IMPERIAL LAONDRY 66 VALIER GT.PHONE 94 J ARTHUR FORTIER, ill servant Seem 16, Morin Sia 11 satan Bil, 170.09.466 WOREY TO LSND 00 FAN MTHS: .+ LA BANQUE NATIONALE Ou and after Mondey, the first of Augupt next, this Bank will pay to ity sharcholders a dividend of one and three- ters per cent, being at the Lsate of seven per cent per annum, up- où is oe for the quarter ending on the-3lst of July nevt, This dividend will be paid according to the list.of shareholders of record.on the 16th uly next, By.order of thi Board bi Digectors, N, LAVO oli ° Genergl Guta, 2vet June, 1910, Junos7xaan, védietx3 July t = Photography | Full Line of Balt Fly ws Salmon - ois, Gut Casts, a Silk, Trout and Saimen Files gl And all articles required: à Fishing Trip.* \u2018| City\u2019 Clerk's Office Quebec, June 114h, 1910 BY-LAW No.465 Tom a «Laws, 002 ee 6 and Par (Dgawn LA 5 og Preah\u2019 ) At am of the Ci 5 of fhe City et Sie hele at ly all, in the on the Seventeent! oor and Nine Hod and Ten Tx in oo ormity to law, an.w ppesed by dene nar wok rte po ike \u201cthe \"E = vance of all the formalities pre) gribed by the» futé such, esse Mmade apd providéd, at whish, were present two-thifds of Fi 9 compesing the 4 of Quebec, | thet is to Wy: Present : ple Wii.e-Magne, Aléérmen Batbesu, Beausiont, Besgoyin, Campbell, Collier, Cote, Cuk-' mings, Delisle, Dinan, Rinond, Gouvieau, Guilfot, Jobin, TIE Lavaliee, Lockwell, Modes wey, M a Morin, M Paque cp P Poul Trude dV Masih aréicrd à ré ou uni oung, ity of bec, an the qu de en Pains aad anacts ss fe Fens, to I.une ove \u201caa Néporsed En\" the th of Juhe, 1906, amended by, ¢ gout therein, 10th, thi and fe thefes F& a to spy the lelidwing os tie Time ail fifteen Jinsten; For one of two peteoni.For three ar four porsèns.\u201cee NAP.Sat rw yy hry .\u201cPare CHQUINANY, re rte rer lt re Von Phone 8026 AO Sex IV BOSSE & BANKS ee Munioipa! and Bulidere\u2019 Sup- ME BOARD OF TRADE DUILOINNS, 30 1 Paul St, QUABSS \\ > A a.0 ve ans, Ssacs, maar Sent, omnes, Pati, Sure, Sum \u201c| a+ < 3 f | * = TR hy < HR Used by the best Bakers + Chef in the 4 THE SUMMER TIME Is Burglar Time À nutttte pour Ours f'auite! poutess pour preperts- It costs.very little for Re bel pour pur loss Na burgtar visite you, and our rates -arothe 4n tenade.pétioy va issus covers pou against theft by dementie cor vante \"thiovss.Give ue the opportunity te explain the auvantages we -ofter.ASK FOR RATES ARTHUR E.SCOTT INSURANCE 85 St.Peter Street, Quohso.{ Telephone 544 JumeBOxtu, th satxhe.| rents with a victim or a martyr.An \u2018| machine srasktsd to the earth, killing AVIATION Wk : Institution.| VA sk V/cTen Aviation week has become almost sus dd hoed \u201ceh \u2018rarrings as }.cnd- Ar u-ciNCtive à texture of Summer en- £ tertainment in the larger cities as sche, rervoussess.Lacuache, dc- circus day in the small towns.Asa pression and woari:ress and \u2018o-:fy the system with the =i.of spectacle, it is hardly marred by an accident or two; indeed, it has been Becchamns ls said that without the prospect of a Sois Evorgv here.1a Bozes 23 conta disaster the Parisians, who are veritable idolators.of the bird-men.would ! not turn out to see them perform.So ! fat no aviator has yet perished on * Canadian soil, and it is to be hoped \u2018that this unique record will be pre- { served for many years to come.Every { other country that has furnished an { aviator, with the possible exception of Brazil, where Santos-Dumont was boin, has likewise furnished the sport , or scieace, of navigating the air cur- | | | most terrible of aviation disasters.This was the heroic death of the four French officers in the military dirigible La Republique, who feil 250 feet.They sat silently in the car of the balloon as it fell.and when they were bugied the Cross of the Legion of Honor was pinned to each body.Millions in Aeroplanes.But if chere were à fatal accident tevery day the aeroplane boom would not be interrupted, for there is too much money invested in it.In Paris in the last twelve months there has been infinitely greater, proportionate growth in the.airship industry than in the making of automobiles.In London there are six firms manufacturing airships, and as many more turning out accessories for the sport.In the Paris shop windows aeroplane costumes are displayed.Patents are being filed weekly, and some important lawsuits over them have already begun.Britain spends $35.- 000 à year on aeroplane experiments for the army; France spends $250.- imposing list of those who have met death as a result of accident in the upper air might beemade, although it would not be nearly so impressive as the list that might be made of the kill- {ed and wounded at the automobile, races.\u2018 What Might Happen.Considering the variety of accidents that might happen to a bird-man, the ! wonder is that there have not been more victims.A motor may stop, {a truss wife snap, an aileron may b.eak logged or a supparting plane rip | free.A plece df metal from above or a | piece of wood from below may break a propeller.The frame, the cha.the wheel, a da A per, a rudder, a rod \u2018| may go wrong.Of course, on an automobile the machinery is not much | less complicated, but when anything goes amiss on an automobile you can stop.In an aeroplane when you, stop wpu come down, and when you come down unex; .ctedly in an airship you [ooo for the same purpose.In one take your life in your hands.Some | year Germany spent $2.000.000 of times the cause of disaster may be [public and private money.A pro- the inexperience af the operator.Last December, for instance, Antonia Fernandez was making his first trip Aÿ 3 machine of his own invention.He rose all right and sped for a couple of hundred yards without mishap.In trying to turn, however, he made some fptal miseslcuiation, and the fessorship of avistion has heen founded with $140,000 in the University of Pais, and last yesr $400,000 was distributed in prizes in France.One English newspaper gave $30,000 for a single fight.and as soon as it was won put up another prize for a further flight.The successful aviator, now that aviation weeks and good gate money have beçome a feature of the spert, can earn as much money as a champion prise-fighter.A Safety Device Wanted.With all this incentive to progress, it is not unreasonable to hope that before long some safety device may be invented which will prevent the seroplane from falling when something goes wrong and it becomes necessary to stop.Guaranteed against » sudden descent to the ground.the lavrspiaue would become the safest of all vehicles, for collisions with other flying objects would be so rare as to be negligible.Even in the absence of this parachute, the sport of flying is pot as dangerous as might be supposed from the altitudes that the bird-men have atained.Though they may go a mile above the earth, their ordinary flight is as close to the g.ound as .the nature.of the country will permit.It is as easy to skim.ten feet above the carth as a hundred the bird-man la his first flight.What Hes Happened.Somewhat similar.was the fate of \u2018young Lefebvre, ane of the most daring of aerial acrobats, whose feats of gliding were the sensation of France, a year ago.One day his machine turned completely upside down, and he met instamt death.Lieut.Selfridge, of the United States army, met his death with an aeroplane.An Italian pupil of Wilbur Weight, Lieut.Mario Calderars, was ludider, for he escap- od death, and was only laid up in she hospital for a few months.Glenn Curtles seems to bear a charmed life.In 3.Louis last year he and his machine tumbled 76 feet to the g.ound, but thowgh the aeroplane was wre , the aviator escaped.Both of the Wrights have had nhfrow escapes, and they are among the most ogpeful of aerial emgineers.dantos- Dumont, who has been flying fer tén years or more, has yet to mest with a jous accident.Col.Cody, the Am n who has been operating the British Govermment\u2019s aeroplane, qs- ries with him the scars of his hemos- «ble endeavers.France's score has been a heavy one, and includes the to be depended on, ahd there are no inequalities on the surface that the machine might strike.The idea that a man is helpless when anything goes wrong with his aeroplane is errone- DOCTORS.DRUQQGISTS.MANUFACTURERS.ROOMS AND BOARD.DE $ VAILLANEBUET.Las Meopnas | LC nugoisT.Naro CANTIN & CO.APARTMENTS AT ; Aatisesnt ot 6e Meinl Tropi tot 1500 orales PU Mgt | Corner Colom I 0 us Jacques | NOS.43 AND 53 ST.LOUIS STREET.a | a Aries, Festamers, a1 wos eer ant caged promot THE MISSES BICKELL.we TER \u201cRBD CROSS\" PHARMACY.Cor.St John and Palace 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Mikado, or the Japanese diet of rice.{In truth they are a modern invention., About fifty years ago Rev, Michael | Buckworth Bailey went out to Yok»! Dama as her Majesty's Consular chap- ain.Before going out he and his wife bought a pair-wheeled baby carriage for their child, and took it with them.When the little one was being given an airing, the nove! vehicle was an object of curiosity.One day Mr.Bailey was waited upon by two native artificers, able to speak a little English.: They usked permission to make a copy of the vehicle.but on a larger scale.He enquired their intention, and one replied, \u201cWheel baby about : wheel men about.\u201d The reverend gentleman lent the two-wheeled \u201cpram.\u201d and in a short time one on a large scale appeared in the streets of Yoka- , hama, and \u201ccaught on\u201d al once.Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons A MUSICAL PRODIGY.Richard Strauss Compesed Dance Music at the Age of Six.Richard Strauss was a musical! prodigy.His first effort at writing | music was made at a Christmas cele- uration, says the Designer.Some children were dancing around the tree and singing a three part song.\u201cI can compose music like that.\u201d said the six- year-old Richard to his mother.Thereupon he sat down and did so.But his : mother was obliged to write in the ! words.because.although he could | write music legibly, his pot hooks were | too large.Strauss himself not only i vouched for the truth of this story but said that while he was still six | years old he composed a polka and a schottische.i Richard was only fifteen when a symphony composed by him was brought out by Heiman Levi, court | conductor at Munich and conductor of ! the first performance of \u201cParsifal\u201d at : Bayreuth.When Richard came out to ! how his acknowledgement of the applause which followed the symphony a man in the audience turned to his neighbors and asked.\u201cWhat has that boy got to do with it?\u201d 0° \u201cNothing wes the reply, \u201cexcept that he's the composer.\u201d COLOBED PARASOLS.4 desen only, worth 61.00.This week 78 coats.8 doten only, worth $1.25.to 41.76.This week 98 cents.| FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.| POLISH Holds its shine.Waterproof and dustproef.Won't stain clothing.Quickest, brightest, blackest.Oontains no acids, turpentine, or othor injurious ingredients.No substitute even hatf as geod.ALL DEALERS, 166.THE F.P.DALLEY 80., \\'MITED Mamitton, Ont.Butvale, N.Y.THE BEST FISHING LIMITS IN THE PROVINCE LAKE EDWARD And Surrounding Country I Sponsor Pudge of GH Best Trout Fishing, Bigger Catches, ; Excellent Camps, And the Best Guides and Canoes In the Country Write for Siustrated Ouide Book and Map.ROBERT ROWLEY, Progrieter Laurentide House, \u201c| Lake Edward.G.VERRE TT, A.182 ST.JOHN ST.Real Estate and General insurance I.Agent.\" HOUSES FOR SALE OR TO LET IN ANY PARY OP THE \u2018 CITY.PHONE 1830.\u2014 MISCELLANEOUS.AFTHUR LACOMBE.Victoria Rubber Tire Driver \u2014 First-Class Carriage., To ue des Pracries.Tel 2657.Rridge Street Stand.Tel.2187.AL» GIGUERE d Steam Fitter.212 Rue du = Taicphonc 2690.All cells attended promptly.Bosse & BANKS.Bell Phone 3023, wis fens Cet, wer Pipes, .; liep, Machin Specialtiespairs Feu \u201cBios.39 be Paul St.Quebec.CHAS.VEZINA BER STEAM AXD HOT WATER PLUMBER A ELECTRIC WIRING.119-124 Bridge St, Quebec.Tel 2224 C.LENGHAX à JON.ANS AND PLUMBERS.Horses\u201d 4 LC Rent st Moderate Prices t.Ci Street, Quebec Trdéprone 1099.and 1830, 1CRST BREADS.co y should uy Lawten's Mik and Tread, acca ecommended for in.Gren.À frie) will > convinée the seal Leno Jagr Manufactured only by RJ.b LLY.Cor.St.Paul and Ramsay.RS \u2014\u2014\u2014 - \u2014 CHARLES TESSIER Pnporter and Dearler in Steamboat.Railroad \u2018Deed es and Marine Suppileshie, Office, 91 A ephones 698 and 3217.POMINION PISH AND PRUIT CO.Vesiers in Fruits.Fresh, Salt and Smened Fish Champlain Market, Lower Town.Tels 853, 97% _OUENKC.D 8.RICKARY.NITURE W.uNDERTA LING a 137 Joun $ \u2018ec jt.Véluntion of Fire losses E.J NES ; LADIES WRAR ONLY.49 Sy.John Suen.Tolegrone 210 HOUS E AND ABLISHMENT | IRECTORY | __ MISCELLANEOUS.ONESI ME MATHIEU.I ¢ephone 2437.CARRIAGE UPHOLSTERERS.MISCELLANEOUS.EDWARD PAQUET.Master Joiner.Doers, Windows.Blinds, Mculding., Framing.16 Conillard Street.Prone van, Quebec.: Agent for Jacques Cartier Rubber Tires\u2014\u2014 - .B98 St.Veber Se Qquesec.| G, LYPIN Undertaker, Gi.Tai and 283 St.Vatier Street, St.Roch, | (J, HUDSON.QUEBEC.Has constantly on hand a complete and | varied assortment of metal and wroden PROFESSOR OF PIANO.; 37 I Street kets of all sizes, and at very reduced pri Private Lassen given at dome.sho Ou ide, 0.Rov.(8: Geo, L 3 388 St.Paul Street.Quebec.| n0OT AN tHôR LerCHANT Amare an badd or Poul Street Quebec, | St Joseph Street.St Roch, Quebec.| Smokers\u2019 Articles, anch as tein du ; Teleph 3 nd Silver Mount ipes.UL ___ Telephone 2649 TIRE, end Grcares\u201d Pipes, Cirèr \u201ctte Moldere, Tokaccn louche, Tohacce Juris, lize of Imported and eptic Cigare Leaf Tobacco a Specialty.PIPES OF ALL KINDS REPMRED.Telephone 1429.!F, T.HARROWER & C.DEALERS IN OFFICE APPLIANCES OF ALL KINDS.i Felling Agents for F.C.fmith & Bros.: Canada Loose Leaf Systems, Lil.B i ()VIDE MARCEAU.) Gagan omic Leaf Systems, Lions Bogen OVI Ne \u201cpur Estate versal Adding Machines, etc.© Furs alse Rept During the Summer Scason.Stenographer\u2019s Office.1 937-839 St.Valier Street.3447.A CALL SOLICITED, PrRIFFER'S DYE WORKS AND LAUTDRY.Phones 523-524.+ McMahon Street \u201cHIGH 6k Pal * Phone 330%.Quebec 0.Ro: Telephone ; QUEREC.PQ.r+\u201d J.A LEFEBVRE Marble and Stone Cutter, ! Corner St.François and St.Dominique Stei _ Telephone 2448.Quebec.Jos DESJARDINS & COi General Coal Merchants.| Large Asses tmert d St.Thomas Streets.Ne.122-\u2014Fant ol e * fjuebec.\u2018 _QUEBE ce, 22 Taschereau Avenue.Tel, 2407 | - = =e ee lame sms = | DIILEAS BRRTHIAUME.5.MORIN.seter Carter.HORSKE AND RIGS TO HIRE, Tinsmith, Plumber.Roofer.Gas and Steam: Nesulence.71 Fleurie St, St.\" Ruch, Qurbes LATS Rresicdems Telepéone 20° 3, Corner Notre Dame and \u2018Some-le.Fort Streets, * Venielen of alt kinds Tridr» Street Gand 10OWER TOWN, QUTREC To eue PTT \u2014_A0NFER IONN OUFHEE RAOUL & BERGEVIN are % i and 4 \u2018etre are Êtreat.J: TL GAGNON.05 uk ie HT Ootician 34 Suite - 1 notice rs lone, : camned and Glasres made 10 Sulit.| fo, Rs Novelties 1 Cutters.Choice Tuleptore 1282.OUEREC ef Glamnes 8 Spec ally.$1, Quetes.Phone zen MARTEL & CO.Vihoie aie ann Wetzl) Dealers in KERY, ULAs: WARÉ ETC.Joseph Stieat, none Elriige St.Warehouse, 137 Dentcose Sti s.#H.N.KENNEDY.The Wales ard Twa.Seep Truzht in a few hones.Lessons st-ictly private nd confident _ RA Tetep) are 2024, Quelee 26 Palace Street\u2014\u2014 .\u2014 ve ov \u2014 - 3 - bed EMILE HUQE rame Taies.*q, * COTE \u2018[MEOPHILE ROY (dt Desprecine) \u2019 od Sei var an 1 en: ! Tine th, Plurber, Roofer, Stears.Hot Au.; MASTEP MARINE FITTINGS Fru Always on Lend.Swits pr.seed nd | and Het Water, itt {tended to, | .ave ciesned with care and prompiness hore nd Grant Stree I Queer.' BELOW QUINEC.CLERC.pe 10 \u2014 EUGENE LECLERC.| 1x0 GAVORY.Qguerat Torurance Agent L Manager of the | U, F- DROUIN & CO.* AU Fever Street STANDARD CHEMICAL CO.LTD, | Comtractors auf Flunters\u2019 Suppiion Ro us 31 *_Queres CHARCOAL DEPARTMENT.Bricks and Cement.Telephone 1384.+ 92 Si.Hen Sireet (luedee., Toicphone 2491.15591.Paul SA RNSST O.ODELL Telephone 3420.Co __auepee.9 EM ver.ey Rog and.dpe iL, ® coTt® MOLESALE BUTTER oR han Cote W de Hala, Cons And enDegriy dattcter of Pian w E ANT Codes Poe] doter Phew tee, Teak ret toss.ott CATER, a CHERST 4 Eace.À ete.- 27, SacH-au-Matelor 91.and table Firm.VE hrs 1200.Quel.TH 10.quunti EMONL À OTR ousnes.[ELIBAR SAVARD.MADDEN & SON.wiTeanne¥ on Livery oad COAL MERCNANTS Werk of 16% Peter Bren eben.ven SRE ni, 4 esoripive Guie \"ATLANTIC CI BCA\"! DING ALL-YEAR-R MEI ARS PLEASURE REO calarty siractive during winietr snd toi hs.| climate tomprred by Gui Stren.Es Fie viora) ig salt Frey oor NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.EALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, sad marked on the ex- velope \u2018\u2018Tender for Piping System,\u2019\u2019 \u2018Tender for Water Bystem,\u2019\u2019 and \u2018\u2018 Ten der for Pips Tunnels and iad as the case may be, will be ressived at the office of the Commissioners of the \u2018Transcontinental Railway, at Ottawa, Ontario, until twelve o'clock nova of the 26th day of July, 1910, for: - (1.) Air, steam, water aad oil piping system; (2.) Yard Water system; (3.) Pipe tunnels and wiring ducts; required in conneetion with the Transeontinental Railway shops east of Winnipegir.afore tevin miles boardwalk.Four Sede Hiei oes Ramee es ain, seem modations of the highest 0x cellence, FREE DISTRIBUTION pages brimaful of useful information, heastifutl Senger SL i de diatineion as the 3 bo: only retable and De Rai eat Tel) IN VALCARLE fo STRASCERE IF YOU CONTEMPLATE AN OUTING FOR HZALTH OR PLEASURE fle As once for Sommplmentary ooo enciesiog Atlantic City Free Information Buress 10 Soutt New York Ave, Adlastio City, N.J.Station Free Gui o Book and Map need BOSS 5 N°4.ty NEW VICTORIA HOTEL Under New Management H.FONTAINE, Proprietor \u2014\u2014 AMERICAN PLAN REGULAR RATE $250 | Hotel Blanchard | Jos Cloutier, Prop.American ani European Plans, Near the Terminus of Rail- | ways and Navigation Comie Don Sp, ee | UNE INN 4 T.LEVALLEE, Prop, \u201c15 Mountain Wly Amer an and European Plan * Gafe Attached to Note! \u2018Giese to Boats, Elevator, Care and Trains Phone 1708.June23xly BEST MEALS 35cC Our Steaks and Chops are noted for theirsuperiority.Open from 6,30am.till 1 a.m.AUNTONON NT 42 8t.John Strost.P.W, OUGAL, Progss ST.LAWRENCE HALL Montrea) 150 ROOMS Rates for Rooms $1.00 per day | First Class Grill Room and Cafe.A.J.HIGGINS, Proprietor MARTHA WASHINGTON New York's ! Lrolusive Woman's Nets! 29 East 20th BL, Near Sth Avs.Burspean Pan.450 Rooms with Telephone Bathe free on each fleer.Firepreef.Restaurant and Tea Beers fer mon and women.Rates, 81.00 and - , Senvenient te Subway and Li 5 dontre ot Theatre and ro: A W.EACER + NEW YORK CAFE =, FIRST CLASS MEALS AT ALL HOURS SPECIALTY BUSINESS MEN'S DINNER 28c¢ 104 Mountain HI and 47 etre Dame Street.1 | iul8xtu-th-eatz2m.i J Plans and specifications may be seen in the offiee of Mr.Gordon Grant, Chief Engineer of the Commissioners, at Ottawe, Ont, and in the office of Mr.BR, 8, Poulin, District Engineer, St.Boniface, Manitoba.Persons tendering are notified that tod ders will not be considered unless made oa the printed form supplied by the Commissioners, which may be had on applies.tion to the Chief Engineer at Ottawa, or to the District Engineer at St.Boniface, Man.Each tender must be signed and sealed by all the parties to the tender, and wit- oessed, and bo accompanied by an scoapt- ed cheque on a chartered Bank of the Dominion of Cansds, payable to the order ox the Commissioners of theTrauscontin- ental Railway, for a sum equal to ten per cont (10 pe.) of the amount of the tender.Any person whose tender is accepted shall, within ten days of the signing there of, sign the contract, specifications, and other documents required to be signed, and in uny case of refusal or failure on the part of the party whose tender ia accepted to complete and execute the con- \"tract with the Commissioners, the said cheque shall be forfeited to the Commis sioners as liquidated damages for such refusal or failure, and all contract rights acquired by the acceptance of the tender shall be forfeited.The cheques deposited by parties whose tenders are accepted will be deposited to {the credit of the Receiver General of | Canada, as security for the due snd faita- ful performance of the contract sceording to its terms.The cheques deposited by parties whose tenders are rejected will be returned with- ir ten days after the signing of the eon.tract.The right is reserved to reject any or all tenders.By order, P.E.RYAN, The Commissioners of the Transcontinental Railway, Dated at Ottawa, 30th June, 1910, Newspapers inserting this adve-tise- ment without authority from the Commissioners will not be paid for it.Jy8xmon, wed fyixs.NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.EALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and marked on the envelope \u201cTender for Sewer,\u201d will be received at the office of the Com» missioners of the Transcontinental Railway, at Ottawa, Ontario, until twelve o\u2019clock noon of the 26th day of July, 1910, for the excavation, and completion of a main sewer line for the Winnipeg shops situated in Section 5, Tp.11, Range 4 E., on the line of the National Transcontinental Railway, about six miles east of Winnipeg.extending from the pump house and termina! yard to the Seine River.Plans and specifications may be seen in the office of Mr.Gordon Grant, Chief Engineer of the Commissioners, at Ottawa, Ont, and in the office of Mr.S.R.Poulin, District Engineer St.Boniface, Manitoba.Persons tendering are notified that tenders will not be considered unless made on the form supplied by the Commissioners, which may be had on application to the Chief Engineer at Ottawa, or to the District Engineer at St.Boniface, Man, Each tender must be signed and sealed by all the parties to the tender, and witnessed, and be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered Bank of the Dominion of Canada, payable to the order of the Commissioners of the Transcontinental Railway, for a sum equal to ten per cent (10 p.c.) of the amount of the tender.Any person whose tender is accepted shall, within ten days after the signing thereof, sign the contract, specifications, and other documents required to be signed, and in any case of refusal or failure on the part of the party whose tender is accepted to execute and complete the contract with the Commissioners, the said cheque shall be forfeited to the Comm\u2019sion- ers as liquidated damages for such refusal or failure, and all contract rights acquired by the acceptance of the tender shall be forfeited.The cheque deposited by parties whose tenders are accepted will be deposited to the credit of the Receiver General of Canada as security for the due and faithful performance of the contract according to its terms.The cheques deposited by parties whose tenders are 1ejected will be returned within ten days after the signing, of the contract.he right is reserved to reject any or all tenders, By order, P.E.RYAN, Secretary.The Commissioners of the \u201c Transcontinental Railway.Dated at Ottawa, July 8, 19:10 Newspapers inserting this tdvertise- ment without authority from the Comminsioners will not be paid for it, Julysax6 met Estate of the Late Pelix & Ture cette, Key, Merchant, Al persons baving claims not this Estate will please ues them sad parties who sre indebted to same are Tequested to pay on or before the 15th July instant.y order from the Executors, A, UAUVREAU, N, Pof Gauvreau & Montreult 4 St, Poser bt, Topios of the Day | A NEW METHOD OF ROAD- MAKING.A new method of highway surfacing, which promises to go a long way towasd meeting the demands of the day for automobile as well as horse t.avel has been invented by J.Y.Mc- Clintock, county engineer and highway superintendent of Monroe County, Massachusetts, says the Mail.On account of its comparative cheapness, it is aot unlikely that the new method will find wide favor in the rural districts and in villages where traffic is not excessive.Mr.McClintock's method is to make the wearing purface of two-inch cubes, These can be made of various materials to meet the requirement of the traffic of the particular road.The ease with which the roadway can be maintained and repairs made is one of the good points of the system.In 1909 Mr.McClintock received an appropriation of $2,500 from the New York State Highway Commission for the purpose of laying an experimental piece to test the practical value of the cube road.A section 1,800 feet long was laid on the ridge road, Town of Greece, and so well pleased was the State commission with the condition of the road this Spring that $5,000 was appropriated to carry on the experiment this summer.Of the road laid last year, 1,600 feet was laid with two-inch cubes made of Portland cement concrete mixed with the soft local gravel taken from beside the road.With a little machine set up beside the gravel pit » à gang of five men were able to make 27,000 cubes à day.The machine made 68 cubes at one operation.After making, the cubes were set aside on tracks for 24 hours, after which they were dumped in a pile and ai- lowed to harden for three months They were them laid by hand, after which they were presed down upon the sand cushion covering the old macadam roadway by a 12-ton atezm roller.The remaining 200 feet of the experiment were laid with vitrified shale brick cubes.On part of the toad the cubes were grouted with Portland cement, but the joints were simply filled with clayey loam from beside the road.The clay fillng, while being cheaper, seems to make the more satisfactory road.The suction is one of the principal causes for the cubes maintaining their position in the road.The experiments! road to be laid this summer is to be on the Ridge road also and is to be about one mile long.This will be of considerable interest because of the materials of which the cubes are to be made.A piece will be lai using 100,000 cubes made of iron furnace slag imported | f.om England.Varous mixtures of concrete, both cement and bituminous, are to be tried.Another cube that will be tried will be made with a small chunk of hard paving rock encased in Portland cement concrete.Those will be made by dropping one piece of rock into each mold and pouring in the soft concrete on top.The cubes will be laid with the rock face upward.Perhaps the most important experiment, however, is to be cubes made of local clay and ashes mxed.Heretofore the local clay has been considered of very little value unmixed with expensive clay imported from other States and of absolutely no value for paving.Various other materials will be tried, but the material which will eventually find the greatest use apparently will be the cement concrete, Those made of this material last Summer cost, laid, $0 cents a square yard, a low price for a first- class pavement.The advantage of using the concrete in cube form is that it can be repaired by simply picking out worn places and putting in fresh cubes.The cube is as near dustless as a road can be without frequent oiling or sprinkling.The dust that does wear from the cubes fills into the cracks, making an excellent binder.In cities, where a harder pavement is required, the cubes may be made of the tougher materials, A strip of brick cubes can be used for the centre, where the heaviest trafic somes and the cement ones on the © telde.Among car tracks it might even be found practical to lay eubes made of cast i.on.Another way that looks promising is to lay the cubes checkerboard fashion, alternating the cement or bituminous cubes with brick or hard ones.This would make ideal footing for horses and reduce the chance of sutomobile tires skidding ar slipping.Smolm 40d Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons J Bes our great advertisement.FAGUY, LEPINAY à FRERE Schiapereili O: of Idea:Lowell Has Tarde Bidicute.Giovaimi Virginio | Schiaparelli, whose death has just occurred at Milan, leaped into the notice of the general public if 1877, when he annaunc- ed his diggavers of the so-called canals of Mars, a venture of astronomical speculation which has caused more discussion probably than any other theory of the heavens since it was finally settled that the earth moves a.ound the sun and not the sun around the earth.Among astronomers Schiaparelli had atready become famous.When be published his maps and descriptions\u201d of the markings he had observed about half the astronomers in the world came out in flat-footed Some of them had been Ep a The Criterion of.| Cigarette Excellence Whes you enter a store sad ask for *_., « of cigarettes, you will not \u201d always han \u201cTuckett's.\u201d See that you do get Tuckett'so\u2014uinst high grade stores keep them, and va if you have to turn on your heel walk a block to the ne.t store, it will poy you to do that, rather than soeept - ae opposition. subucribed to by two responsible parties willing to secure the execution of the contrast.Each tenderer shall deposit in hands of the City Treasurer the sum | mentioned on each tender form, to ove + confiscated by any one refusing to | sign the contract, and retained against the contractor until the work is completed.\u2018 The Corporation does nat bind it self to angept the lowest or even any - of the tenders.The contractor to pay for drawing up the contract, and supply the City Engineer with a certified copy there- fu ° W.D.BAILLARGE, City Enginese.CITY OF F QUEBEC.BOARD OF OF HEALTH.\u20181910-1912 « me Inspection of Milkmen and ¥ Ri a Si PUBLIC NOTICE ICE is hereby given that in Titus of Saicira) By a Yo and to avoid à fes lars as provided by the said by-law, all milkmen and traders in milk of the city of Quebec, as well as every per- sen living outside of the city, who sell milk in the said city, are requested by the present notice from this date to the 1st August, 1910, to provide themselves with a license for the © beginning the 1st of May, 1910 Ina pplying to thé undersigned.IL.POULIN, D.V.S., | Board of Heslth, City Hall, Quebee.H.J.J.B.Chouinard, \u2019 City Clerk.ti \u2018 A AGCOUNTANT, Noohelaga Sank Sullding, St.Peter Strest.| SPEOIALTIES 3 Po Balance Sheets À remonte, 9 A Appratler in Cases of Disputed Accounts.Trustee and Administrator of Esg tates and Propertits.À | Arbitrator between Debtors and § Bl Liquidator of Insolvent Estates.A Phone No.840%.NOTICE All ne havi glaime eee the estate of Dame Phi Jomene widow of Aiderie Fortin must Als their socoun, ea = ~ ttached, In the hands of Mr, Hinot, Grooer, from now on to the 18 July tnstant, and the persons in in said estate are Tequssto! Ie od with the least delay wi NAP.BTNEÉ, Cofner Dusds ad te Jul 1 Quebes, 7 01d, Suis 6 db + | À | F.\u201cSpeciaitys=-Steam, Hot Air asd Hot Water Hosting Varied assortment of the most modern Elecitionl snd Fiumbing Apparatue, as well os Kitchen and Pamege Stoves of oll maby oad a pographe, Clocks, Jewelry, Diamond Rings, Silverware \"SOUVENIR OF QUEBEC - re VE ESTE pa Ye ot oe - \u201cEMILE JÂCOT, 95 St Joseph St- 6 \u2018 9 FUESDAY, JULY 4%, 1910.SUMMER SHIRTS > Enaflish Oxford & Zephyr, Soft Shirts 880 Ceylon Flannel Shirts, Special $1.28 White Flannel or White Duck Cricket Shirts Ceylon, Biik, Silk and Wool, 8hirts, Double Cuff and Collar Starohed Front and Cuffs, Short Front, Zephyr Shirts J.H.MULLIN, Merchant Tailor and Haberdasher.ARE YOU GOING TO THE COUNTRY ?We cin fll your Summer order with prompt despatch, pack apd delivier it at Boat or Railway- AN kinds Fruits in season.Usual high-gra@ie Teas and Coffees.Bumsénces to make cooling summer drinks : Lime Juice, Raspberry, Strawberry, Lemon Syrups.Vegetables in great variety, GENERAL GROCERIES M.BOYCE & SO 3-21 COTE D\u2019ABRAHAM.ESTAB'D 18% .Wines and Liquors.NI; Teens \\ TRL 24 See ES CHARLES VEZ GONTRACTING PLUMBER, TINSMITH aod ROOFER Nehigumiacs.ALSO ON HAND - 4 Tr À eccbplote assoriment.of Asphalé and Rubber Roofing Matedd, rem the .Brantford Roofing Company of Brantford, Out., Mr.* Vesida having socepted the general agency of that firm for the distriot of Quebec, This mategial advantageously spleces the pressad Ebingles and Comcrets Roofing, * INA Aysiems of Motel 119-123 BRIDGE STREET.QUEBEC \\ BARGAIN DAYS + IRISH LINEN COLLARS.; The V.C.Straight Collar, 2 and 2 I-4.inches.2 for.25¢c The K C.Wi \u2019 IRISH The Perfection Cuff, round corners.s.\u2018The Perfection Cuff, square corners.LINEN CUFFS.IRISH LINEN CAMBRIC SHIRTS.- MILE JACOT 95, 8t.Joseph St.1 Fine Selection of Railroad Standard'Watches, Repester, dpécai Collar, 2 aad 2 14 inches.2 fox 25¢c The.P.Double Collar, 2 and 2 1-4 inhes.3 foë 25e.25c | 25¢ The Colored Shirts, soft fronts .0cs eu.$1.25 The Colored Shirts, soft fronts and cuffs.$1,50 ne 48 Fabrique $t COMMUTATION TICKETS RIGHELIEU & ONT.NAY.G0.- 0 \u2014 BAY ST.PAUL, MURRAY BAY, CAP L'AlOLE ANS ALL \"OTHER POINTS OF CALL THOS.COOK & SON\u2019 Summer Tours to all parte of the world F.8.STOCKIR, 32 ST.LOWS STREET Gan\u2019l B.R.and 8.8.Agens.=.\u2019 Steamer \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d Song Soimen SL Namco Weather clroumstances it ting, steamer leave as oo St.Romuald, Quebss.5.00 a.m.8.00 am.8.00 am, 9.00 a.m.10.00 a.m, 15,80 a.m.1.00 p.m, 2.00 p.m, 8.00 p.m, 4.00 p.m.6.00 p.m.| = 6.15 p.m 12.18 8.m.BUNDAYS 800 a.m.2.30pm.1.0 p.m.5.80 p.m.8.80 p.m.i 6.10 p.m.On Thursdays and Saturdays the first trip from St.Romuald will placs at 4.45 Inatoad of0 à nm.: urday evening there is à tri from 8%, Romuald and Milery to Quoben at 7 p.m.- Connection at J | Romuald with Loris Bisco Ratha | steamer _ Champion St Laurent, ot Michel, St.dean gad y Berthier Line 2 and after the S8h of June, time er ill un as ee amer From 8¢.J a0 anges BE urea! am.: From Quebec 415 p.m: On Saturday, will leave Quebec at3p.1m.SUNDAYS - 2 m Gueber 100m.10.Fou Jean Faute Wpning Spins BB Petronille in the mor- - In the afternoon the steamer a douter ue days, Thursdays and ders 75, To © Quebec to Berthier : Mondays, Wedzesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays os ON SATURDAYS This same steamer will ; from Quebec to Berthier, ou to oe citizens an opportunity of enjoying the ® river, \u2019 Leaving Quebec 2p.Return to Quebec D Le +4 .Steamer Orleans On and after 80th May, weather and ; - ENGLISH COLORED SHIRTS., ! | circumstances permitting this steamer .; ; ; a will run as follows : English Colored Soft bric Shirts.$1.00 Quebec Tana English Colored Soft Cambric Shirts.eer.B1I5 0.00 am.5.00 s.m, English Outing Shirts, white, blue, gray .81.65 Shem Siam English Collars, all shapes, 20c¢ each, or.,3 for 50c Zeon.10:00 4.08.00 p.m.1.00 p.GENTLEMEN'S SOCKS\u2019 = 346 pm.820 pue.\"Choice and nobby assortment of sock 2 Fridsyosad Saturdays thes \u2018 y c sOCk8.\u2026.25C up will loridaya cad Saturdays the steamer Every Thursday Night Come In and See the Goods 190 po.200 po \u2019 10.9 pm.| 100 pæ quote SUNDAY John Darlington 3 at, Opposite Poet Office - MOSTEM| op tuba , \u2019 oa i go 7.00 p.m.By otder, A Sant.énerge tedara, a Each Typebar and Hanger sognren and is entirely ind ment end operation.0 êt dames SL, Quebée, plete.is separately attached to the, t by au individual hanger the other typebare in its édjust- THE BALL BEARING TYPEBARS On the New LG.SMITH & BROS.Typewriter | Mears Durability, Rapldit; htn ; of touch, reduction arid.Lghtoes folding power, and many other features Typebar Bearing Enlarged Showing ball bearing mechaniam, which operates without friction and cannot bind, grind, wobble or waar ous, come t of ® Will Pay Yols To Gramine Tin Mashing Defers Buying Sledwhers JAS.T HARROWER & CO.| SELLING AGENTS Prone 230s | 9.8.NATASHQUAN 8.8.Natashquan will sail Satu: evening, the 9th instant, at.7 cer Esquimaux Pointe and all North Shore intermediary ports, going this trip as fer as Anticosti, Freight recej at steamer\u2019s berth, Point a Cavey whatk, today.Forall information apply to The National Navigation Company, LIS.us, ST.PAWL OT, Phone 148% ! Caope and Bale des Chaleurs Line Steamer Gaspesisn will sail for Sy noe des Monts, Mont finly loridormes, Fox\u201d Krone Doug pgown, Gaspe Basin, Pereq, Grand River, Paspebiac, intermediate ports in Bale des Chaleure, on Tuesday, July se and 19th, leaving th atmplain Market ce plendi accommodation , Be vor freight giebate, M Pouliot, corner FA) onl Ba Fotges 88 .\" Phone Ne.90.21 Correspondence.| AANA I SHI IIECIIER INI THE HACKMEN AND THE OBBSERVATION.To the Editor of the Chronicle: Dear Sir\u2014Ig justice to our city hackmen aud for the public information, we publish the following authorized statement of their reasons for opposing the Q.R.Li & P.Co.'s observation car and demanding the discontinuance of its operation as illega] and prejudiciai to Quebec's best interests.And, in view of the efforts made by anonymous newspaper correspondents to injure them in publie opinion by falsely representing them: as selfish obstructionists and foes to Quebec\u2019s progress and by placing the services rendered by the observation car in what they claim to be an utterly erroneous and misleading light before the public, they respectfully ask for a fair and impartial consideratiod of the motives actuating them in this matter.To the sweeping charge so gratuitously hurled against them that, in opposing the observation car, they are wrongfully seeking to block a great modern improvement and evidence of progress, whieh is of immense convenience to tourist travel and of far- reaching benefit to Quebec's interests as « tourist resort, and that they are governed solely by regard for their own pockets and for the consideration of their pretended libefty to overcharge visiting strangers to our old - | city\u2019s serious detriment, they unanimously and unhesitatingly reply that this charge is false from beginning to en 1.Because, far from being a benefit, nothing could -possibly be more calculated than this so-called observation car, not merely to injure them and all other branches of local trade, but to irretrievably ruin the reputation of Quebec as a tourist resort, 2 Because its title of \u201cObservation Car\u201d is a misnomer and its professed purpose ¢f enabling strangers to see the principal sights and attractions of our historic and picturesque old city is an impudent false pretence and a cruel decepfion upon visitors, | who, in their \u2018ignarance of the facts, place themselves in perfect confidence in the company's hands to be shown all that cambines to make Quebec so famous and,attractive as a tourist resort, only to be rushed without stoppage of any kind, in a great uncovered car under the blazing rays of the summer sun; through a few of the best and many\u2019 of the meanest streets of the city: comprised iw the circuit of the company's regular lines, which permit them only to catch a distant and passing glimpse of.one or two of our principal points of scenic aud historic interest.8.Because it affords strangers no opportunity to see and-emjoy the principal sights which ohiefly attract tourists fuch as the interior of the famous Citadel, and the magnificent scenic panorama from.the King's\u2019 Bastion, the entire sweep of our antiqué: fortifications, the sites: of many of our old tetes, the Grand: BYifery; the Breakneck Steps, Little- Qlamplain street, the spot where Momtgoniery fell, the U.suline Convent, the \u2018Seminary, La- | val University, Sousrje=Cap street, the site of the Intendéhts palace, the Wolfe monument on the Plains and #a inscription, the elegant statuary and the paintings decorating our Parliament puildings, the inside of our historic churches, the Governor's Garden and the Wolfe-Montealm monument, and many others .too numerous to mention.4 Because all these are in the very nature of things excluded from the purview of the so-called observation caf and because the strangers, to whom its accommodation and glittering circus accessories are tendered as sufficient for the pugpose of seeing all ye principal points of.interest here, not conte amongst us to luxuriate in the savory odors of tanneries and shoe factories or to look at the exterior of churches and private residences, bt to see our ancient institutions and battlefields, to tread the same ground _| that was trodden by the same heroes of our romantic past, to read the interesting inscriptions on our historic monuments, and to vjsit our principal stores.7 $.Because the megaphone information supplied to the occupants of the car is utterly inadequate to make up for the failure to show them the chief sights of quaint old Quebec, taking into account also the difficulty of always hearing and understanding it owing to the Yumble of the car and its frequent betrayal of lamentable want of acq\u2018aintanceship with the true his- totic facts.6.Because all this involves à deception and an imposition upon strangers, which is not only not creditable to Quebec, but must inevitably \u2018| tend to destroy its attractiveness as a tourist resort and to confirm the un.otincipled statements of Montreal hotel and other runners that there is tittle or nothing here worth seeing or that eannot be seen in an hour or two.7.Because its result ie to kéep sway tourists instead of bringing them here, to induce thoss who come to shorten their stay and to lead them to carry away with them an utterly false and unfavorable impression of the place, which Will surely Geter otger from following their example.Because the destr ction of Quebec'a tourist tryvel menns the destruc.thon of our old\u2019 city\u2019s principal asset and sburee of revenue nowadays, the killing of the goose that lays the golden egg for us, angd the most serious injury to our storekeepers and all other branches of local trade, as well as to the hackmen.9.Because the introduction of a so-called chaervation car is not à new thing in Quebec, but is simply the re- newzi of an experiment that wgs tried hert six or feven years ago and failed because it was then, as it is now, a deliberate violation of the company's franchise, which was fully realized by our then Mayor, Hon.S.N.Parent.who, on its being brought to his notice, at once saw all the force of the grave objections to it and used all his influence to have it stopped by the company.10.Because, while purporting to afford relief from the pretended overcharges of the hackmen, the fare charged by the ci ompany to residents, as well as to tourists, for the tour on the observation car, is more than double the amount charged to passengers making the same circuit on the ordinary and better sheltered street cars, which, in the opinion of the city attorney, as well as other legal authorities, 13 illegal and should not be toler- sted.11, And, last, but not least, because # prevents a sum of fully $200,000, if not more, from being spent in Quebec every year, which under other circumstances would be spent here by tourists for hack hire and which the great majority of them moreover would be pleased to spend in order to see all the local sights in a more leisurely and enjoyable way.This sum, as far as can be gathered, represents about the total of the earnings of the 200 or so of licensed hackmen, who make a regular busihess of handling Quebec's tourist travel during the brief three months of the tourist season.course, there are some who make more during that season, but a fair average per man would be $8 to $io per day, which is not excessive in the face of the high cost of living, of rentals, of labor and of horse feed.And all this money, when in the hackmen\u2019s hands, remains and is spent in Quebec.It goes to pay the grocer, the butcher, the baker, the grain dealer, the blacksmith, the carriage maker, the real estate owner, the dry goods retailer, &c., besides putting $25,000 to $30,000 à year in the coffers of the City Corporation for licenses, assessments, &c.In other, words, it enables the hackmen to make both ends meet from one year to another, for, if they had to depend wholly on the local business during the rest of the 12 months they might as well abandon the calling altogether.And it is not the fruit of overcharging the tourists either, literally plunaering them, as is slanderously insinuated.On the contrary, it is derived from the \u2018hack- men's regular charges, which is proved moreover by the moderateness of their average individual earnings during the tourist season.Under the new order of things, insugurated by the Q.R.L.& P.Co.the majority of visiting teurists, who only come here for the day, carry back with them the amounts they had calculated to spend in Quebec for hack hire only to spend them on pleasure in Montreal and other places, thus depriving Quebec of the benefit of this large expenditure for no reason whatever except to .increase the earnings of a speculative company chiefly manipulated by stock riggifig outsiders.As for the pretence that the running of the observation car daes not prevent the hackmen from soliciting and securing tourist business, as usual, it is as false as ail the others.The great majority of tourists, not knowing the facts, natusally give the preference to it on account of its great cheapness and, once they have been deceived into making the tour by it, they imagine that they have seen all that there is to be seen and invariably turn 8 deaf ear to the solicitations of the hackmen.: For all these reasons, the forcefulness and reasonableness of which will appeal to all, the licensed hackmen respectfully Submit that they should in all justice and fairness have the earnest sympathy and support of their fellow citizen and of every true friend and well wisher of Quebec in their opposition to the Q.R.L.& P.Co.\u2019¢ detrimental policy on this head.They think that they have shown that that opposition is perfectly justifiable on general as well as personal grounds, that it is called for by the necessity of protecting one of Quebec's most important interests and that, for the sake of the credit of the Ancient Capital, so patent a fraud upon strangers as this observation car and so great a source of injury to every branch of local trade should not be tolerated a moment longer than can be helped.In taking this stand, they are not only unanimous, but they are supported by the best legal talent available.And they also take this stand as a body of law-abiding citizens who have their use iv the community, who have stones in it to be safeguarded, and who are as keenly interested as the best in the advancement of Quebec.Fer from being obstructionists and foes of local progress, they yield to n.ne in the desire to promote it, and they fling back in the teeth of the anonymous sctibblers and pot hunters in the press, who consider them fair game to be shot at, misrepresented and abused on all occasions, the base insinuations so recently made against them in the present connection.As a bocy the hackmen of Quebec will compare favorably with those of any other community.And the least they are entitled to ask is a fair and impartial hearing together with the suspension of all judgment upon their ace tion until it has been passed upon by the, proper tribunals.EDWARD M'DERMOTT, ANTOINE GAGNE, JOS, LAVERTUR, JOHN M'KENNA.Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons TONOMEAD 1.Cricket Shirts Socks Collars ummer Underwear \u2018; Porous Knitted, short drawers, gusrtersleeve, in white, blue or pink, at.\u2018White snd colored, Special Flannel Shirt, cream, at.0L50 Largest assortment of fancy half hose in the city.All qualities.In quarter sizes.any shape, 2 for fOF escersacossnoanes corres [RE 2] T.LAFRANCE, Tailor and Haberdasher, tt Buade Street.from 75c to.85.00 25c, or 5 other roads, etc Name of owner mark- od inside.Return to 1.Beland, Genersl Superintendent \u2019s office, Canadian Northern Railway.MWANTED.\u2014YOUNG MAN, AS clerk, speaking French and English.Apply to J.H.Mullin, 48 Fabrique Stee WANTED.\u2014~ATHLETIC GIRLS, from 18 to 2s, for indoor track work during the Dominion Exhibition.Lideral salary and expenses.Address L.H.Cortright, St.John, N.Bmentee ee ree WANTED \u2014 TRAVELLER FOR electrical supplies with experience in lumbing and hardware trade.Apply fecha Forman, 248-250 Craig St, west, Montreal.WANTED\u2014FIRST CLASS VERtical and Horizontal Boring Mill Hands.* Steady work; good wages.Apply Canadian General Eleetric Co, Peterboro.WANTED\u2014A LADY TEACHER with elementary diploms for St Dunstan School, Lake Beauport.Apply to Chas.E.Smith, Lake Beauport.POSITION FOR LADY STENO- knowledge of J aphy and typewriting cen ee cure mediate position by spplying with references to James Brown, WEST INDIES\u2014SCOTCHMAN with several years experience in travelling in above territory desires agéncies for a few Canadian firms.Floue, Fish, Butter, Biscuits, Oats, &c.Address - Trinidad.AGENTS\u2014GET IN ON WAT- ROUS.You can easily «sell lots in Watrous, Sask.Big advertising cam- ign now gcing on, and Watrous in fiw weeks will \u2018be best known town in Western Canada, located at famous mineral water lake, Little Manitou, destined to be great health resort, the \u201cCarlsbad of Canada.\u201d People are eager to buy lots in Watrous.We want an agent in every town and city, and will refer inquiries to local agents.Libetal commission.Answer quick, giving references.Address International Securities Co., 649 Somerset Building, Winnipeg, Man.AGENTH Ate THE sale stmas vate greetin, cards by old established firm of pre tish menufacturers.Samples tree on application with full particulars.Midland Publishing Company, Leamington, Englandterm em reer rete MEN AND LADY \u2018GENTS FOR DE- sirable article, which sells at t.I I ap G \u201cae 9 I'l Supnly Go.\u2018 w.8.Clevdiand, 0.\" inh pret \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 AGENT WANTED FOR FIRM OF Sign Manufacturers.| Party must have entry to all large manufacturing eoncerss who advertise axtensively.Liberal commission to rigbt man.Apgr by letter stating rolerences, to , F.care Chronicle, LIFE OF KING EDWARD VII, wanted district man to appoint agents for this remarkable book.Hest ition ever offered to live wen.Yor particulars, addres Joseph B.Raven & Co, 123 Plymouth Court, te cer \u201cTo LET-A HOUSE OF EIGHT rooms, southeast side of Emily etrest, near St.Foye tollgate.For .oulass ly to KE.D.Sewell, ve- dere Road.: \u2014 ee rs HOUSE TO LET.\u2014IMMEDIATE possession.No.88 | Lachevrotiere street.Apply to Cyr.Tessier, Notary.et tr arte TO LET\u2014HOUSE CONTAINING seven large rooms, incl ding bath room, hot and cold water, furnace and all modern improvements.Splendidiy situated on Maple Avenue.Possession to be had on of about September 1st.Present occupant leaving the city.Apply to Box 68, Quebec, or telephone 3140.ROOMS TO RENT.\u2014 SEVFRAL well heated and lighted, rooms, wa use of ne in the and bath.A 39 Richeliow stress ar telephone rt TO RENT WANTED.\u2014 EXCLUSIVE LOCAL agente and travellers to sell the beat fountain pea on the |B EE market.Good TX Pate Salling, inet © To, LET KO.111 FLEURIE strest a nmell house, 4 rooms, attie and 1 cellar.À, to A.Law rent, 133 Fleurie sod BOOMS TO LET, IN CENTRAL locality, three minutes frem Dufferin Terrace; telephone, electric lights, bot and cold water.Terms reasonal Mrs.Doschae, Union Bldg., 3 Ursuline street, off Ursule stress.TO LET\u2014LARGE WAREHOUSE situated on Napoleon wharf, new landing place of the Quabee & Levis Pury Co.The warehouse bas been oocupied for many years by P.G.Bussiere & Co., and the Colonial Fruit Exchange, end le situated in the most commercial part ol the sity, adjoining Champlain Market and the toons for coasting steam: ers.Apply to Dr.Ed.Turcot, 111 St.Anne street.To LET-AN .OFFICE AND dwelling witua at tne prolongation\u2019 of Bous-le-Fort trent, Neko (Chouinard) wharl next to the office of the Corporation of Pilots of Quebec.This fhres-story building is in perfect condition, having been erected only Jost year.The first floor is suitable for an office and the upper two stories can be rented as one or two tenements.This is a most suitable building to rent for the above pur.as it will be at the | ot be new wharf of the Quebec & Levis Yury Company, and where passengers to and from the trains on the Levis side of the river will pass.Apply to De.Ed.Turcot, 111 St.Anne street.SAFES \u2014 ALL SIZES AND styles.If yours is too small we will exchange it for a new Herring- Hall-Marvin Safe.The Canadian _Fairbanks Co., Limited.Montreal.PROPERTY FOh SALE.\u2014 THAT splendid \u2018property.freating-on Déheusie, St.Panl, Prines of Wales asd St.An drew streets, formerly belonging to I, Ratray & Sons, Ltd., containing about fourteen thousand one hundred and forty five feet in superficies, with warehotsess thereon.For particulars apply to Mere dith & Meredith, Notaries Public, 46 Dalhousie street.FOR BALE.\u2014GASOLENE BOAT, 17 feét long, 2 years old, in perfect condition, with 3 k.p.engine for $150.00.Apply to F.C., Chroniele office.HOUSE FOR SAIE\u2014A HOUSE FOR sale, No, 71 Maple Avenue, and an other 8t.Augustin street, 118-120-122, wear Parliament Buildings.Apply FE.Nadeau, 4} Ste.Gemevisve, or telephone 1020.core rer rte tt FOR SALE.\u2014A PONY, WITH SUMmer and winter vehicles and set of white harness.Not afraid of anything and can be driven by a child.Will be disposed of for $125 to prompt purchaser tntil Thursday, 23r instant.May be sen at No.53 L'Alverne strest, near Franciscan Fathers.FOR SALE\u2014SAITING RARGE OF about 75 tons, in order.Sails practically new.ady for delivery.Apply to Mre.Veuve P.Gariepy, Desehambault.FOR SALE\u2014A FINE HOUSE, ONB story, with French Mansard roof, splendid cellar 6 feet high, large garret.House provided with electric light, gan stove, enamelled bath, patent closets, eto.The whole in perfect order, and situated in the centre of St.John's Ward, in the lower part of St.John street.Immediate possession.For further details apply to our office or to Fire Alarm Dept, City Hall.' FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINFS fottages, ot the Point, Rivers Loup.For particulars and price ape BY to J.F Richard, Credit Fonciey -C., 74 Mountain Hill, Quobec.HOUSES FOR SALE OR .le strewt, Montcal vitle.Apply to A.Tremblay, 430 Richavdeon street.RED RIVER FEXPEDITIO WARRANTS-I will purchase for cash Red River Expedition Land Warrants of 160 acres each.Write or wire, state price required.Alfred G.Care ter, Aikins Building, Winnipeg.WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITed?Matrimonial paper contaitiing hundreds of advertisements of marriageable people from all sections, rich, poor, yo \u2018ng, old, Protestants, Catholics, mailed sealed free.W.O, Gunnels, Toledo, Ohio.WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRAŸ oiler wanted for Quebec City and Pre vince.\u2018Must bave connection and thorough knowledge of Dress Nowe other need apply.State age, off eo and salary expected.Addreg .O.Box 6, Montreal.ro MONEY TO LOAN ON MORT.¢, large or small amounts, by La ue & LaRue, Notaries, 88 St | cect.~ ~ *æ bakes them rar rouge, t and browns them appetisingly.ROASTS beef, and with a cons hens whieh pres serves the rich natural favor.BROILS steaks snd chope\u2014maked them tender and inviting.No drudgery of coal and ashes; no stooping to get at the oven; no smoke, no dust, no odor \u2014 just good cooking with greater fuel econo Irons and water in wi boiler always hot.The i iew Perfection Oil Cook-stove des a Cabinet Top with shelf for keeping plates and food hot Drop shelves for the coffee pot or saucepans, and nickeled toweiracks, It has long turquoise-blue enamel chimneys.\u2018The nickel finish, with the bright bine of the chimneys, makes the stove very attrac- \u2018sive and invites cleanliness.Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners; the 2 and 3-burner stoves can be had with or without Cabinet.' CANENRIAY BITE: Bu sure you pet Gate shove-voc Sant fie weme-plais roads \u201cIEW PERFACTION\u201c for Suey doslor sverywhbore; ae Descriptive Cirwslar The Imperial OZ Company, ! RE TOASTS breed, mulling, case ore and chose.FOR PERMANENT SIDEWALKS As in the past, the Company BLAIS & FRIGON is well equipped for the paving of sidewalks with their Mosaic Coment Blocks, These blocks may be bought by the hundred or by the thousand, as well as the chain which serves as a border to the pavements, Speocialty\u2014Churon Steps, Passages, Cellars.BLAIS &FRIGON, Tel 2062 179 Crown Street.All Pavements bear the name of the Firm.Apl2ixtu,th satx3m J.Ferdinand Pleau DEALER IN GOAL AND BUILDING MATERIALS Always on Nand Sarthen Pipes, Fire Clay, Fire .Brieke, Rod Brioke, Sosteh Rricke, Coment, ete.| 27 ST.PAUL STREET inl8xtu-th-satxdm, FOR YOUR COAL Apply to \u2018ARCHER CO., Liuren.COAL MERCHANTS 140 ST.ANDREW STREET They - Keep the Best PHONE 646.\u2019 maya], tu, thinetxdem REGEIVING DAILY Long Stemmed Sweet Peas of all colors.Always on hand Roses and Carnations of every shade.MRS.LEMIEUX, 26 Stanislas Street.Telephone 286 1 SHIPPING NEWS STEAMERS AOTEA AND PRINZ OSKAR Both More , Extensively Dam aged Than at First Supposed.To Replace the Aotea.: \u2018The steamer Prins Osksr, now is the Graving Dock, is mors badly damaged than st first supposed.Her stem has practically been carried away from the Fourteen: foot mark downwards, and ber bottom, under No.à hold, has bees badly broken up.The bulkhead hetwses Nos 1 and § holde is somewhat, but No.% bold is tight.It is intended to make permanent repairs to the steamer bere, It has not been found possible yet to RN.R, having landed Quebec cargo, left for Montreal at a.m.Outram, last Friday for Que | yesterday.RMS.Victorian, Captain which left dec, has 60 first, 264 second and 790 third-class passengers, the mails and a general cargo.CP.R.LINE Bteamer Montesuma, Captain Gillies, from London vis Antwerp, arrived in she left for Montreal at noon.Bhe brought out 441 passengers besides a general cargo.3 i Ë Kes 1! {Ee g PR Be ; i if : an inereasing interest in sibilities between this port tipodean Deminion.DOMINION LINE.Btesmer Manzmaz, Captain Christie, from Bristol, with a general cargo, passed Father Point at 1.30 p.m.yesterday.Due ia port this morning.DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Cassandra, Captain Mitchell, left Glasgow on Saturday, for Quebec, with 128 cabin and 119 stearage passen- gors and à general cargo.Bteamer Balacis, Captain M:Kelvie, from Glsagow, passed Father Point at 11.45 am.yesterday.Due in pert this morning.MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Trader, Captain Everest, left Manchester on Saturday for Quebec.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Steamer Guiana sailed from St, Thomas, W.I, for New York on the Sth inst.WHITE STAR DOMINION LINE.Steamer Dominion from Quebec on the {2nd instant, arrived at Liverpool on Menaay, 11th instant.FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New York July 11\u2014A moderate demand was emcountered for steamers, but sail tonnage freights were scares in all trades.Rates were unchanged and chartering wea limited.Quotation to Liverpool, 1%d; London, Gissgow, Hull and Antwerp, 1d; Bristol, 144; Rotterdam, 2e à 24e; Hamburg and Bremes, 174 plennigs; cotton to Liverpool, per 100 lbe, 17e.CmanTre\u2014Britisb steamer, 2,788 tons, general cargo, henee to Vancouver, &c., berthed, August; tons, cotton, Savannah, &c., to the United Kingdom ar Continent, 26s, October; British steamer, 1,498 tons, timber, Gulf to Soutbampton and Kings Lynn, 75s, July; British ateemer, | prompt: schooner, 991 tons, cosl, Phils deiphis to Ban Juan, $1.80.NOTES.Steamer Crowa of \u2018Castile, Osptais Smith, from Quebee, arrived o8 Leadon on the Ath instant.ç Steamer Crsigeudoran, Fis: lay, left Philadeiphis on the Oth imstant for Montreal.Steam yacht Cassandra, Captain Bond, left port on Sunday night fer Bristol, Long Island.Steamer Maud, from Pert Hastings fo Montreal; Loutstretg.Sydney \u2018Thres Rivers, and Bretos re British steamer, 1,984 IN tons, pal, | À - Norfolk to Port Bpain, private foros, Winerenl for Syd, passed here Joster- Tug Sip Mae arrived from Sorel past.day, With a schooner, barge aad six Mr.J.J.Hill's steam yacht Waconia 3 | canal boats in tow.rived in port last evening asd moored at the Breakwater, PORT OF OF QUEBEC.Arrived July 11 68 Mostesama, Gillies, London, ete, C.P.B Ce, pessengers and general cargo.88 Maud, Stranger, Port Hagtings, coël 58 Louisburg, Holmes, Bydsey, Dom.Coal Co., egal.86 Bumall Saga, Busi, Eri, Ph.Car bray, Bon & Co., conl.Cbts W.>.White and Coaldale, .from United Staten, Cerbray, Sos & Ca, coal.\u2014 .Cleared.Se NT ah an ona, CP 88 Dredg Mand, Mittine, Er, Po, pulpwood.Steams Yacht Cassandra, Bond, Bristol, R L, emising.Cbta J.B.Cooper, J.J.Mooney, J.B.Allere and P.H.Holligan, for Unit: ed States, pulpwood, ste.Chis E.A.Palmer and I.Robert, for United States, M.J.L.Bertrand, pulpwood.CB.V.O.Sweatman, for United States, | J.C.Kaine, pulpwood.\u2019 SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebee, July 11, 1910.Father Point (160)\u2014Clear, strong southwest.Inward 11.45 a.m., Salseis.Little Metis (180)\u2014Clear, strong : southwest.Inward 1.30 p.m, Manxman, | Matane (208)\u2014Clondy, strong west.Inward 1230 pun., Che.Knudsen.Barque | Martin River gale northwest.Inward 12.15 p.m., Renwick; 1 p.m, Carrigan Head.Outward 1, pm., Lake Michigan.Inward 1 pm, Gaspesion.Fame Point (324) \u2014Jutward yesterday 2.30 p.m., Lagrentie; 8.30 p.m., Tortona.\u2018West Point (387)\u2014Cloudy, southeast.Savoy anchored in Ellis Bay.Flat Point (584) \u2014Fasy, west.Outward ] pi, Ceylon.Belle Isle (728)\u2014Foggy, heavy rain, east.Inward $ am, steamer.Lake Champlain outward 135 miles east at $ p-m.yesterday.Virginisa 80 miles east at 10 p.m.yesterday outward bound.H.8.N'GREEVY, Superintendent.WIRELESS REPORTS.New York, July 11\u2014Steamer Ancous, Genos and Naples for New York! was 5 Gln, anges, om Tor es Levis 8 Liverpeal, from Now Yark, £0 Taine wis from Mon York.Kaiser Wilhelm a from New York.Oherbourg, 88 Oneonia, at Gibraltar, from New York, 85 Prinses Ireme, at Gibraltar, from New York.88 Dues D\u2019 Abrussi, st Genoa, frem New York.88 Luisissis, at Gemea, from New York.HIGH WATER A AT QUEBEC.MOON'S PHASES.First Quarter, Tuesday,\u2019 1443, 834 am, J \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CORONER'S INQUEST.Coroner Jolicoeur held an inquest at Levis yesterday on the body of a Mrs.Mercier, of St.Hyacinthe, who died suddenly at the residence of her cousin, Mr.N.Mercier, of Levis, on Sunday.Deceased, who was 52 years of age, had just returned from a pilgrimage to St.Anne when she dropped dead in her consin\u2019s house.A verdict of death from heart failure was returned, Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons In going to Montreal, tbe most luxurious way is by the steamers \u201cQuebec\u201d and \u201cMontreal,\u201d leaving Quebec every evening at 6 o'clock.TO EUROPa.BOOKING EXCEPTIONALLY HEAVY for SUMMER SEASON ~Kworess of [retand .Lake Masnitohg mpress of Britain Lake Champlat press of frcteud- Lake Maatiobn Mmprem of Britain * Bait Pr on apprenons À ve i] r.Peybuhoi air Puis h and sgand G, & THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE passed up to Montreal yesterday \u2018morn-, ing.Stramer Bussoll Captain Buesell, .from Erie, Pu., a cargo of coal, ar | Lisbon left here last p.m.for Rimouski.1 (860) \u2014Clear, strong | reported 350 miles east of Bandy Hook | Siris- AM.P.M.Toesdsy, July 18 .10.01 1648 |- Wednesday, July 18.11.00 11.30 Thursday, July 14 .18.00 12.03 Friday, Juiy 16 .18.88 \u2018 1.08 Saturday, July 16 .1.58 2.14 Sundey, July 17 ., 236 3.18 Is Best Promoted by CUTICURA Soap and Ointment The constant use of de \u2018cura Soap, assisted w| necessary by Cuticura Ont ment, not only preserves, purifies and beautifies the : Skin, scalp hair and hands | of infants, children and ; adults, but tends to prevent | clogging of the pores, the common cause of pimples, blackheads, inflammation.Irritation, rednessand roughness, and other unsightly | and annoying oe PEL dE Date AE P So a Cr Gem Ci So hi Buran WOES] Eg Siem pony ap OF THE Francisean Wiha of Way \u201cYou are res jet the exhioi ron or rare © and ad arte | goods of all kinda.A work is the produce of the ated fiers where these sisters employ working st 3pm.Dosk 6 pa Thereday, Open rom 9am.to p.m., OCEAN ARRIVALS.quete at Inaba.July 11\u2014 ; = Nua Cslve, ® New York, from ; Public Notice | \u2014\u2014 PUBLIO NOTICE de for permission to oveot ms dran dans fot oy 810 45 foot, ee mor 0 o m asd products, also all Por ce Steel Tanks at Stoa ie re Canadian Pani Ryline.halo, .Cnnodion 0H Companies, Limiiod, soy 10 July-2x10 P.O.Box; 7A Office Telephone, 118] [AMOS J.COLSTON| Metate and Trust Accounts Adminis © trator and General Agent ~\u2014 OFFICE \u2014 Hoohelaga Bank \"2 ST.PETER ST.int Accountant, Auditor, lasurance, 1 Timber sel na mal .Verraependense vs Seicitndro \u2014\u2014 a mam at CHEAP FIREWOOD HARDWOOD SAWN, SPLIT AND DELIVERED $2.50 Por Half Cord weed T.F.Mclaughlin Ne.1 St.Valier St Transfer Point Telephone 3038 .JuneZSxim ALBERT PAQUET.M.D.From the Paris Honpitals\u2014Proies- sor of Anatomy and applied surgery to the Laval er Surge\u201d w the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Specialt: rgery.ce Hours\u201412 to 1.30, ind 4 to 6 and 7 to 8 P.M.ACHILLE PAQUET.M.D.Ex-House Surgeon to the\u2019 Hotel Dieu Hospital-From the Paris and Berck sur Mer Hospitals, s ities i~Urinagy Diseases and Orthopedic Surgery, iseases of the bone and joints ; tuberculosis, fractures, dislocations.Sadie SAP 10 AM ; 1 to 4, an to The two doctors will practice in partnership.Officer :-\u201471 Ste.Ape Sheest, Que dec.Telephone 1501 csptision wm Every Woman MASEL Wo a ET Exhibition at the Cont | that Canadian Oil .E © berby sims ited È ess reductions.Children's Straw Hats all at half price\u20144Sc now 23c; 68c now 34c; 72c now 36; 88c now 44c; $1.10 now $5¢; $1.25 now 63c.Boys\u2019 Straw Hats all at half price\u2014 Mc now 15c; 38c now 19¢; 45¢c now 24¢; 49¢ now 25¢c; 60c now Hk.Man of War Straw Hats ail at half price\u201445c now 23c; 48c now 24c; 50c now 25e; 69 now ÎSc; 88e now 44c; \u20181 $1.25 now 63c.! Ladies Teiakin fed Straw Hats at 75 per cent off-$1.10 now 28e; 81.95 now 49c; $2.48 now (62e; 53.25 now 8èc.Parasols, all new, reduced to half price\u2014$1.10 now $5c; $1.18 now 59e; $1.58 now 79¢; $1.95 now 98c; $2.68 now $1.34; $3.25 now $1.63.Flowers sll at half price\u201425c now 13e; 40c now 20e; 45c dow, 23¢c; 55¢ now 28c; 88c now 44c Muslin Sun Hats all at half price Nc now 15¢; 38c now 19e; 40e now Uc; 5Sc now 28e; 90e now 45c; $1.10 now 58e; $1.35 now 68¢c; $1.58 now 79¢; $2.10 now $1.05.Genuine Bt A Reductions Entire Stock C \"Reduced | Straw Hats .- + Half Price Flowers Half Price Parasols Half INI: + Price.in TGREAT SUMMER- CLEARING SALE oO DRY coons F a \u201d .+ à : .% a Fancy Dress Goods all at half price \u201448c now 24c;.5Bc now 29e; 6Bc now He; 72e now 3$e; 90e now 45c; 96e Inow 49.Girls\u2019 Summer Dresses one-third off-58¢ now 39¢; 65¢ now 43c; Me now 47c; 78c now 52¢; 90c now 60; | $1.10 now 64c; $1.70 now $1.14; $2.00 dow $1.34, Ladies\u2019 White Lisle Gloves all re- duced\u201424c now 19e: 28c now 23¢; 3s now 28c; 45c now 36c.Veilings, all colors, all reduced 19 now 16u; 24c now 19e; 30c now Mc; 45c now Me\u201d Frillings all redoced\u2014l2c now 10e; 15c now 12e: 18 now Jen now 166; 25¢ now.ic: Mc now ; 40e now 3ic.: i Best English Print-\u2014I3c now 13a Large assortment, beautiful patterns SIMONS & MINGUY 20 Fabrique Street TELEPHONE 338.CO papa We begin to-day our Great Sum- , mer Clearing Sale.Great Bargains ° are offered to clear the balance ot .Summer Goods.For Cash Only EVERY ARTICLE IS REDUCED We give below a list of Goods showing the former price and the ; AUESDAY QULY 12.eu mari LINE LUSITANIA MAURETANIA {argent Foy , Fingst Steamers Afloat Le TS LONDON Bisk0T VIA FISHGUARD > fée most depectitions routs.Quickest ales to PARIS \u2014 BERLIN - VIENNA Leave New York Wednesdays, 9 AM.BW TUESDAY 1h PAYS To Tle1rast Submarine Bigustsdar yjCampania.July = ged y eis .AUE 3 9 Sa es.|Mauretanie.Aug.sa wear st Queenstowu an* F.shguars MUNBARIAN-AMERIOAN GI VISE To F ume, via Gibrailar, Map.es.Iriests sonis.Say 19 noow | {Carpathia.Aug.4 tonie.Aug.4 noon | Pausonis.Eept Calls stGenoa Carries and & 3ed clase only reaver cars op iserrl \u2014gadd everpwhar:.TE uses, proue, Nov.26, Jan St, 4.T, eppooits Mie Battery BNE Li Gti, v Hy hay Hig oon ê1 24 78 White Star-Dominion Line QUEBEC TD LIVERPOOL 2 Juyp Aug \u201d STAD nat meptio jun AE.SEE be asf BA.Megaptic carry Int, Cabada ams, Bominten carry only sue class of cabis passcagers.WHITE STAR LINE so poeme | h 6 Se Aug.3 go Si ag .» ajes! 3 x tie \u2026\u2026\u2026 Jay s7 | Adriatte ug.84 Cretic., tie.Jr \u2019 Ju y 13 ot ws NAGER J \"Prof\" Wow York a cA = he German and Ni Cre ave am.to reg asad [1 1 7.40 B00, 5.30, 6.30, 7.15, yg 8nd 10.15 Mos orency Fails for every nftes from 600 2m.11,20 nny trains at 6.11 Sm.345 6.43, 54 684 J0.9f PB.(Sundaysebec for Montmoreuey Falls 6.; jocoe.m.and every 3 min- 1.00p.1.£0 11.00 pum.beucly service Pamaday afternoon se is heavy.ire for Quevec, gt ostmorency Wi vA Xx QUE EC ana STR ANNE DR (Rear Days.) Louve bec for Ste, Anne de Bea ontmorency Palla, 6,3, 7.30 um 8.00, 14,53 KIS, 2.3 Su Ms Sa CN roms ex ere Be.anne Dlaupre for Quebec se, 30, 11.30 &.W., 12.99, 1.13, nimi 13, 8.se 15, 7.15 ANd 0.45 Poin.(Sundays) Lanve bec for Ste Aune de Beaupre, atop- ag at Mostmorency Falis P6.00, 6.30, 7.00, 7.sx 10.00 8.01, 22.45, PES, 3.18, 6,15, 7.18 \u20ac: + prong Ste Aune de Beaupre for ! Reon pti ge sits Tu 2543 W a.m.1 12, | erty ijpclos Yom Teng 3 L910 ALLAN LINE Royal Mail Steamers Uverpeol, Quebec & Montreal Servios From from Tivarpont sarl Men ui wi Ve sew nth ** orsican : mot 11 and\u201c irginiqe 3b Asa.RATES QF PASSAGE Turbivgrs Haicen Gây.50 aed up, second cabls $50.00 and up, third clase $0.00 Tunisian gad Corsican Saloon $77.50 sud up, second cabin Sung: and up, third clase $73 © Gladgow.Quebeo A Montreal Service From ~.Prom Glargow Steamships Quebec md July Pretories 15th Jul; a Hoparies \"ed apré \u201c Urampiss.6th Aug.: RATES OF PASSACN rampiss Ahead Saigon 72 asdup.do Third Sore 75 Toutes & Preteriau.\u2014 Que classcadis called second §qso0 and up, third class Psb.7s.Landen, lavre, Quebec & Montreal Serio Pro: From Third class to Londons , 7 Third class ta Havre, hos 0a\u201d Midship Balo: usic and Smokiny 3 Rooms lom'Proi > ara Bik ctric Light asd Blige eels, odern improvement, Marconi reine Telegraph bed atl Passcager Boats being atoace a-chuvenience and adficional safeguard is cass of accident, ALLANS KALE & CU.Agents, 1 Chamitaln Street REFORD AGENCIES DONALDSON LINE cmagow Saitage from Montreal, it i] [ITN Coid Brera aspen oi Arann (Gold Storage) » Er are at le: 5 cn; 5.75 prepaid west doind, 63475 a THOMSON LINE TO LONDON.Tosa (cold st and op aie) Juse- = Hurona (c« storage and cool ai\u201d TO-LEIPR | sn Premona.Crestanan LE THE SORERT REFOND OB,, LIMITAD T8 SL Peter Gtroat, Quetses j alentreni Toronts, 81 Joan, & B, Perions WH \u201ccz | Quabee Steamship Go, Ltd, {> ST.LAWRENCE LINE Quebec te sai Bey, verse nee ver, 8,S.CASCAPEDIA, 1,900 tons, with ee, pri acc lon\u2019 for July, at privet] Tuesday thereatter.r« NEW YORK FROM QUEBEC syr-Famed River Sauer: callizg at | pesto wad Halifax, 8.5.[rinidad, em ils À des d Ju fear ui Tl Riemer Prés - Now York, Bermuda and West lnéles Lines From Pier 47, North River, New York.ROYAL MAIL SUR BERMUDA, $20; and ROUND £5,000 tous, oh aad Fk Jarret 10a New York for, Bu.I se Croix, Bt.Kits, Kr loupe, Domin aii Lucie, and erara : 88.GUIANA, 2 p.m., 26th July.88.KORONA, 2 p.m., 9 August For all information, apply te QUEBEC BTEAMSHIF C0, LTD, 40 Dalhousie Strest.BTOCKING, Ticket Ps.Louis Stank Quebec & Levis Ferry Company, (Umited.) © On and After 20th June, wie The steamers Korth asd South will folleniag.trips for passengers a, 1 > & Tes > 9 AT 11.00, Le Pr em | qu eer ob ruliwars, fom SR 4., 9.80 aR ° o Quebec and EXT WEXUT OUXaNC.BEAU AKD eT.aa hart! Lev 1e menthe and cirenmatances (Week Di wel LEAVE Leave Quebec'for Beaupre, 830, 11.99 a.m, QURBXC LEVIS LU, aud 7.71500 FOR Eee 16-300 1130 81e INTERCOLONIAL BAILWAY ] E 4 7,23, 30,23 8,08, 106, Ngan Limited to AM Geean pimtted de 1.30 n 0 Rate JERE for Quebec, 7.1% M1) 4m; (Daily ta Dany nd treat 148, $00, 6.55 and 5.0 p.B.By or te hiver y} (Sundays ) mn Loup a ed BL ao » Limi Leave Qasbec for Beaupre 6.3, 4.08 am,, $1.48 Flavie D ally rom Ay, Foie Bacher for SL Joachim, 6.30 atm, § sé ly ex.Kou Lolo sn.on 14 PM 20.00 Knpress from Riappre for Quebec, Bec, 9-16 a.m, 30 Express to verdu Loup at.10.00 p.m.real ali 1y ex.Susday) ave 8t Joachim for Quebec, 2,50 «18, 540 to Heu Pand 1000 pm (dally Nr 1 ress to Mati- 1 ga trates all others are Riectrie trains, turday.Jes 3 x daily (exctes lectric car connects et Mastéi Jet urday to Camp fr ay.) nains for passe gers ing to or com beliton only.rom amp em dat nito lum, ete.S48 Bpfes te Bois vies 227 ontmorescy Falls Elevator rans as follows: dander) 1.48 Bx in Re a sens to ii ae pa 9142 0 13.48 Lin thas ie mana Towed To & au Bratiocs, Halifax ais aus ai Py 34 service for pa ercels.«mali boxes, ex, Bun as, its, etc, on uh se.the charges Quebec Central a » eg upw rid cording ta AM.other Iaformation.app to Soper ne hite A frow i & Spring.A RYRRELL CR A CARR, nd bis cs Eo 5 Supsrintendes: Gen'l.Manager sux >m.) rn to New nd rs {Dai a Daily ex.onday) fo gosto ali te Souris & Portiaad A.LEOFRE = i sri D Grand Trunk Railway System.Owptunte of Laval and Med) AM.to wa ress ~ CIVIL ENGINESR 5 Sa re i, fe paie \u2014 SPECIALTY \u2014 , addy ( RX.ot fre WATERWOR 8 ag Mail to th West LX Bally\" ex .WUT.JOKN STREBT tae yprees te the ine ie | LR, the Vieshone 545 - L | Busday) oy ex hd.\\ pe rimes FURNITURE REPAIRED Buy Truman's Samitary Vermin Moss Mattress at $4.50, nothing better.All kinds of Furniture repaired, re-cover.ed and and delivered free, tuman, 13 | me Cote d\u2019 Abraham.Tr PHONE 8060 \\ r ronda Mavca Gteatushios quebec a$thJume 37th Juse Lake Rrie 16th id nd July ib July Epmerasian snd agrd * th ho\" 16th + en.5 po \u201cThis steamer does Posey Send En ; Oue Glass cal sulle 2.90 sad up, ce up ri mera.aan oy or ardin tam ao upon Gicilian, Corinthian or Lake lished.Work collected | * AUCTION SALE Iu the matter of =.J.PAGRAUY Merchant, 1114 fit.Valier 8t., fusbee, 1ssolveet, Notice is heraby gives that os Friday, the © Jaly, 1810, 2 1} W'olesk AM.will be seid at my office ; 4, Dalbeusie Bt, the assets of this succession Sas 308 spies Je futaut for nope?jon of the stoc v.X PARADEE, es of Fituags rase Fursit om Dalousie 8¢., ii ana OB.Nav.Co, Building.Quebec zet-July s910.NODODGALL B CONANS, STOCK BROKERS 81 ST.PETER STREET H.S.THOMSON MANAGER WELL SEAGONED BONDS ISSUED BY Canadian Publio Service Corporations et attractive ariees W.Graham Browns & Go, DEALERS I BONDS 222 ST.JAMES - ST.MONTREAL Government, Municipal AND Corporation Bonds Bought and Sold McGILL BURROUGHS.S190 Peper Greet quatre Kk D.CARRIER & 00, Ren! Estate and Assurance Dreberg 105 St.John Street ToL Offies $30.Tol Bog, A Neint 1008 C.A.LAFRANCE NOTARY Semoved his Office te 02 ot.Pater Strest.Money to Loan LOTS FOR SALE on St.Louis Road spl.1223m, THE ROYAL LINE Service and Bristol \u2014\u2014\u2014me The most modern and fastest shi the service, triple screw turnines From Bristol » .apply to : Jules Hone, Jr., C.P.R.Ff 5.BTOSKINE, or AR BAVIS, TAREE RRA moa-wed-se - NORTH SHORE MAIL \u201c and PASSENGER SERVICE RMS \u201c\u201cCENERAL WOLFE \u201d capt.THOS YOUNG.te sait on Torstar.Jur ie £ ine Nerth Shore Por Beton fearbor ca cab ny ai Les Keconmaile aoû LA ot « preigatte nov oise received at slesmer'e Pagess, Wrelght and other in.BOLLIDAY BROSse ét.Peter Ua, pe mrone 887 Texas Pas .28 48 28 28, Toledo .7% 74 74 7% Union Pne .168% 168 161% 161% , (0 8 Stool.TIN TIN 70% 70% \u20181 Webosh .17 17% 17% 17% US Bteel p£.115 116 118 116 Wabash pf .3616 86% 38% 86% It you are going to Montreal, a à .| many issues, notably C.W.WALCOT, Member Quebec Stock Exchange Specially Selected Munipal Debentures yielding from 434 to 54% Particulars on application.98 St.Peter St.Tolsphonge 877 er #12 Quebec\u2014 pr et ee man NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.From MeDonsld, Lesperance ! Co, Hocbelaga Bank Buildisg, over their pri vate wire, Phone 1227: \u2014 New York, July 11-\u2014There were re porté of the drought | in the spring wheat region had been relieved by rains.There was an engagement of $2,000,000 gold in London for shipment to New York.That and the weekly New York bank statement published nfter the stock market closed oa Baturday indicated abundance of mo- vey supplies in the local market, These were sustaining influences on the price of stocks to-day and tbe yadvanced is response over the closing level of last wesk.The speculative tone developed some uncertainty at the higher level of the market.This was partly due to the sales for the purpose of realizing profits from the buyers at last week's low levels.\u2018The break in the London copper market was a more positive weakening factor.The news of the week\u2019s reductiog in prices of erude steel forms to conform to the prices of iron gave tbe copper news additional influence as am industrial symptom.The weight or this burden on the general market proved a drag and neutralired the strength of the earlier part of the day.The private discount rate declined in London, in spite of the taking of gold, while time money rates for periods rusning over the end of the year held in New York at « five per cent.level ind above, which offers strong attraction for borrowing money in London for employment in New York.The diminishing eontrol of the Bank of England over tbe London money market is explained by the fact that on Saturday the bank paid out 12,500,000 in redemption of maturing tressury bills on \u2018Saturdey of this week, $20,000,000 must be paid for a like purpose and on the 27th of this month another $12,500, 200.Foreign exchange here was weak in spite of the gold sngsgements ana fell back to lest.week's Jow level.Bonds were firm.\u201d Total eles, par value, $1, 529,000.U.8.bondpAwere unchanged on