The Quebec chronicle, 29 août 1910, lundi 29 août 1910

[" \"Te * } The Weather * Shane, Gt.Lawrenss aad Gult\u2014Light fo moderate winds; dine; stationary or a litle bighar temperature.\"HSTABLISHED 1764 HISSED OR, CRIPPEN \u201cAMD MISS LENEV Immense Crowd Witnessed Prisoners Debark From Train in London.Liferpool, August 27\u2014Dr., Crippen and Miss Le Neve, in the custody of Inspector Dew, Sergeant Mitchell and the wardresses who went from England to take charge of Miss Le Neve, disembarked at 2.15 p.m., at the regu- dar landing stage.Officers of the lo* cal police were on hand to assist the Scotland Yard officials.After all the passengers and the Queen's Own Rifles of Toronto and baggage had been landed from the steamer the gang-planks were remov- «d but were hurriedly replaced.A door opened and Inspector Dew, followed by Dr.Crippen, and Sergeant Mitchell, Miss Le Neve and the ward- |.resses, came down the gangway and crossed into the Customs shed, before the spectatars had time to realize what had happened.After a few minutes, they cross the street and entered a saloon car on the waiting train.The blinds were at once pulled down, and the crowd had little chance of seeing the prisoners.Crippsn wore a long grey overcoat, the collar of which was turned up about his ears, and a soft hat which he had pulled down in an effort to \u20acbnces! his face.He also wore a black muffler, He was handcuffed.On the way to the train he walked Grmly between several Scotland Yard men.Miss Le Neve wore a long blue coat which completely enveloped her.She also wore a \u2018thick veil.Threats of vio- fence had been made against Crippen.The doctor seemed indifferent to demonstration, but Miss Le Neve was greatly agitated.The attention of most of the crowd was distracted from the aft gang-way and was concentrated on the big gang-way forward, where the band of the Toronto regiment was playing the \u201cMaple Leaf\u201d The\u2019 train started for London at 2.30 p.m.\u2018It is said that Dr.Crippen proved to be an excellent sailor and was not sffected by the trip.\u2018 Inspector Dew snd Sergeant Mitchel werw on the verge of sea-sickness, and the ward- resséd accompanying Miss Le Neve were ill throughout the voyage.Miss Le Neve, who remained in her berth during the greater part of the woyage, exhibited a really cheerful demeanor and chatted with the ward- resdes on duty in her stateroom for hous after hour during the trip.Dr.Cripen, on the contrary, was very taciturn, and scarcely spoke except for an occasional word to Purser Pomeroy during the officer's daily official visits to his cabin.London, Aug.27\u2014Chief Inspector Dew and Sergeant Mitchell, of Scotland Yard, and two wardresses, with Dt.Crippen and Miss Le Neve, arrived at Euston Station at 7 o'clock this evening from Liverpool.Three taxicabs were waiting at the station and the party immediately was driven to the Bow street police station court, where the accused man and woman were formally charged with the crime and then pigeed in cells.An immense crowd at Ruston hissed and booed the pair when they emerged from the station, but the police prevented further hostile demonstration, London, Aug.28\u2014The vicinity of the Bow street prison, where Dr, Hawley H.Crippen and Ethel Clara Le Neve are awiting arraignment tomorrow, was visited by crowds throughout the day, but no glimpse of the prisoners was obtained.Dr.Crippen spent the day in preparing his defense and Miss Le Neve received a brief visit from her\u2019 sister.To-morrow\u2019s proceedings will be purely formal, After the evidence of the arrest of theh couple has been recorded a request that they be remanded for a week wilt be made.It is understood that Dr.Crippen will be charged with murdering his wife and Mis Le Neve with being an accessory after the fact.* QUEEN'S OWN HAD : A GREAT RECEPTION.London, Aug.27.\u2014The mem of the Quesa\u2019s Own Rifies stepped off the Megautie at Liverpool this afternoon and marched through the streets of the city to the accompaniment of tremendous cheering.The regiment was met by the Deputy Lord Mayor sng verious military effixre, and officially welsomed.Ou their passage through the streets the troops created a good impression.The Irish Rifies formed a guard of honor.SUCCESSFUL TENDERER.The contract for the plumbing, heating and ventilating of the new Technical School! in St.Roch's, has been awarded to Mr.Jos.Ballantyne, of Montreal, at the figures of $53,000, ahaa.tab LJ BLEY TEAR FOR NEXT YEAR Names of the Twenty Who Won Places at the D.R.À.Meet in: Ottawa, Ottawa, Aug.37.\u2014The most successful mest -of- the Dominion Rifle Association avec hold came to à close this afternoon with an interesting presentation of prizes dy General Bir Percy Lake, the cape and trophies won during the week being presented.BISLEY TEAM.Col.-Bgt.Freeborn, 18th, 358.B.Lt.Armstrong, 13th, 357, \u2018 Lt.Morris, 40th, 383.Pte.Clifford, 10th, R.G., 35& Lt.Roberts, 10th, B.G., 858.Mej.Ross, 8nd Dragoons, 358.Lt.Meikdjohn, 48rd, 854.Pte.P.Bibby, 77th, 353.Pte.Carmichael, 103rd, 353, Bgt.Bayles, 10th, B.G., 853, Lt.Bpittal, C.A.S.C., 858, + Bgt.Patterson, 43rd, 358, : Maj.McLaren, 91st, 352.! 8gt, Russell, C.0.F.G., 352, B.-8¢gt.Hall, C.G.F.G., 352.Lt.Morris, 18th, M, R., 351.Lt.Morris, 18th, M.R., 351, L.-Corp.Trainer, RC.R., 351.Bgt.Martin, 108rd, 351.Lt.Milne, 6th, D.C.O.R,, 850.8gt.Mosaoop, 6th, D.C.O.R., 850.GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S 2D STAGE, D.RA.Gold Medal, Corp.Roberts, 10th, RG, 193; Maj.Malaren, 19th, 198; Pte.W.Short, G.0.F.G., 190; Col.- Bgt.Freeborn, 13th, 189; S.8gt.Armstrong, 13th, 180; 8.-Sgt.Nieho), 13th, 188; Corp.Freeborn, 13th, 188; Lt.Milne, 6th, D.C.O.R., 188; Sgt.Russell, 187; Lt.Morris, 18th, M.R., 186; Sgt.Patterson, 43rd, 186.QUEBEC PRIZE WINNERS.Rauning Man Event\u201445, Sgê.Major Young, RC.R Grand Aggregate\u2014¢4, Sgt.A.Young, RC.R.; 8g.Pugh, ROG.A.Gibeon Mateh\u201444.56, Pte Ch Dawson, 8th B.R.; 64, Sgt.M.J.Quinn; sgt- Major A.Young, ROE.© Extra Beries\u2014¢3, Cadet A.Gibauit; $5.05, Lieut.A.Hay, 8th B.R.Lake Campetition\u2014#é, Pte.0.N.Daw RE, Set.MX Quinn.7.ROYAL COMMISSION ON INDUSTRIAL TRAINING.The Royal Commission on Industriel Training and Technical Education will bold two sittings in Quebse on the Stnd and 28rd of September next.FIRE AT LEVIS MADE QUITE A BLAZE.\u2018A fire at Lovin early yesterday mora- ing made a blase that could be seem om the Quebec aide.The fire destroyed a structure and looked for a time ss if it might prove to be really serious, but wes finally confined and prevented from spresding.BISHOP FARRAR PREACHED \u2018AT ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL.The Right Rev.Dr.Farrar, Bishop of Antigus, who comes to Quebec to nct as assistant to Right Rev, Dr.Dunn for a year, preached for the first time in this eity yesterday morning, when he delivered a very impressive sermon at the English Cathedral.In the evening, when Ven.Archdeacon Madden preached, His Lordship read oge of the lessons.PRESENTATION MADE TO RETIRING EMPLOYE.Capt.A.Evanturel, who .for the past twelve years, has been manager of the beating department in the Mechanics\u2019 Supply Company, bas severed his connection with that firm to go into bosi- ness on his own account, and on Saturday was presented with a handsome travelling beg and address by his former fel.low-employes.The presentation was made by Mr.Walter Wilkinson, on behalf of the employes, and the address referred to the many happy years which tbe recipient had spent with the eom- pany and wished him every szoqes in bis new field.Mr.Evanturel made an appropriate ackuowledgment and reply.\u2018GERMAN AVIATOR FELL TO INSTANT DEATH.Arnheim, Netherlands, Aug.27.\u2014 While the Dutch aviator Van Mansdyke was attempting a cross-country flight near this city to-day the motor of bis seroplane suddenly stopped and the machine plunged to the ground.The nvie- tor was instantly killed.Hanover, Prussia, Aug.$7.\u2014Aviater Schlueter had & narrow escapes from death to-day while making à flight with a Voison machine st Celle, 28 miles northeast of this city.\"The wires of the steering four became entangled and, seeing that he was ju imminent danger, Sohlueter jumped to the earth, about 30 feet below.He escaped with a broken leg.The machine was demolished.KOCH, LAUTEREN & CO.FRANKFORT .: , - .\u2014\u2014\u2014 ha mun, Youns & Qe.Setabliohed 1718, - \u2014\u2014\u2014 GSELLE WINES Mentrealk % G.G.F.G,, 187; Pte.Bev.Simpson, 102nd,.The Que DECISION RASED STORM OF PAOTST Justice Goff Rules That a Strike to Enforce Closed Shop is Conspiracy, © .CA Sac New York, Aug.27.\u2014Parades of protest broke out all over the east side this afternoon on receipt of the news that Justice Goff bad ruled in the State Bupreme Court that = strike to enforce the closed shop involves a conspiracy in restraint of trade.Bands of the 60,000 closkmakers now on strike marched through the streets, carrying banners snd American flags and shouting \u2018Closed shops!\u2019\u2019 st every stop.There was no violence, but unrest and anger were everywhere visible among the strikers, Justices Goft\u2019s decision granted an in- jonetion to a member of the Manufacturers\u2019 Protective Association in restraint of acts of violence, threats, piek- oting and patrolling by strikers.\u2018The primary purpose of this strike,\u2019\u2019 reads ihs finding, \u2018\u2018is not to better the eondi- tion of the workman, but it is to deprive other men of the opportunity of their d right to work.\u201d He supports his ruling with a recent decision of the Court of Appeals against » large building corporation which be cites.Washington, Aug.27.\u2014Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, was greatly stirred by the decision of Justice Goff, which in effect declared that efforts to enforce the closed shop were in violation of law in the restraint of trade.Mr.Gompers said:\u2014 \u20184 Justice Goff quotes an unjust decision in support of his own, and that is supposed to be good law.The unions of labor will live despite injunetions and décisions which invade constitutionally guaranteed rights and human liberty.Without the unions thers is no possibility for protection to the workers against the tyranny of the absolute, au- toeratic ways of concentrated capital and greed.\u201d\u2019 DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN ' LOWER TOWN MERCHANT.The death took place last evening of Mr.J.B.Bedard, of the firm of J.BR Bedard & Freves, St.Peter street.The deceased was 70 years of age and was a well-known merchant of Si.Peter street, ALLEGED BRITISH SPIES NOW HELD IN GERMANY.Emden, Aug.37.\u2014The police to-day discovered letters in the posssssion of Brandon and Trench, the alleged Brit ish spies who were arrested at Borkum August 22 and 23, showing that they had planned to photograph all the fortifications on the north seacoast.It was also learned that the two men had accomplices, and the police are now searching for them.TWO MORE FATAL AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS.Syracuse, N.Y., Aug 28\u2014Mrs.Edgar A.Emens, of this city, wife of Prof.Emens, of *Syracuse University, and Miss Martha Emens, of Fayette, a sister of Prof.Emens, were killed at 445 o'clotk this afternoon at Claywood, 30 miles south of Geneva, when the fast Chicago-New York express on the Lehigh Valley Railroad crash- | ed into the rear of their automobile while they were crossing the tracks.Mrs.Emens\u2019 neck was broken and her skull fractured.Miss Emens received à fractured skull and both legs were broken.Trey died shortly after being placed on a train and while being hurried to a Geneva hospital.; Pittsburg, Pa., Aug.28\u2014In an auto which went whizzing off an embankment on the \u201cThird Degree road, five miles south of Soninger, Butler county, into the bed of a small creek 65 feet' below, Wm.Dowling, of Pittsburg, was carried to instant death The only other occupant of the car, Edwin W.Beyer, aged 22, of Buffalo, was severely but not fatally hurt.Dowling was the 26-year-old son of Mr.M.J.Dowling, general manager of the Jones & Laughlin Steel Co.The young man was superintendent of the blast furnaces.Beyer is a clerk at the plant.STEAMER ARRIVALS.August 87.B88 Bethania, at Baltimore from Ham burg.BS Breslau, st Baltimore from Bremen.B88 Cedric, st Queenstown from New York.88 Oarmanis, at Quesustown from New York.SS Columbis, at Maville from New York, 88 Hesperian, st Glasgow from Mont- real.\\ 88 St.Paul, at Plymouth from New York - 86 Venezia, at Marseilles from New York.98 Baltic, at New York from Liverpool 88 Pris Friedrich Wilhelm, at New York from Bremen.88 California, at New York from Glasgow.88 Purisian, st Doston from Glasgow.88 Lake Manitoba, at liverpool £7th from Mootresl.86 Carmania, at Liverpool from Net York.88 Monmouth, st Liverpool from Moat: .real.EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS.You will require à nice costume or à fhandeome blouse or shirt.If you need anything, ladisé and gentiemen, go to the popular store.FAGUY.LEPINAY & FRERK À _ { » .i = \u2018 ec Chronicle QUEBEG MONDAY.AUGUST 29, 1910 44 Temperaturos At Quoboc\u2014Minicsum, 54; maximum, 64.- ONE OBNT PEN a Customer's FIVE balances.+ Men's Fall Shirts 75c Value 59c Men's New Fall Shirts in a great variety of atractive patterns in all the fashionable shades and color- combinations for Fall, sizes 14 to 18, real 75c value, Your choice.s9c Boys\u2019 Sweaters Special 60c Cute Little Sweaters for Boys {| from 2 to 8 years of age, very at- | tractive coat style in grey with M green, red or navy border, remark- M able vaiue at Oor Special! Price, each ooovial LiL Lill, doc Pattern Table Cloths Value 695¢ Bleached Pamask Limen Table Cloths, size 8455x 64 inches, bean- tiful quality, slightly factory;imper- - fect but ly noté ren! value $r.00 Clearing at .6gc Pattern Table Cloths $1.50 Value 85¢ Bleached Linen Damask Table Cloths, large size, full 6414x83 in, M very special quality, slightly fac- H tory-imperfect, real $1.50 value, On Sale Monday, while they last.85c Deposit Account and have all x r purchases charged until the amount at your credit is exhausted.We pay interest at the rate of ER CENT on your daily Retail Division, 157-173 St.Joseph Street PANY LIMITE A Splendid Programme At The PAQUETORIUM Animated Views: \u2014 Vocal Selections: \u2014 \u201cThe Priest's Garden.\u201d \u201cThe Crowded Hotel.\u201d \u201cThe Dawn of Freedom.\u201d \u201cBig Chief Battle-Axe.\u201d \u201cPourquoi Baisser les Yeux?* Come to the Bargain Bazaar T\" Big Bargein Bazaar, in the Basement, iss very popular place this season, Thousands of dollars worth of attractive merchandise will be cleared before the end of the month at a mere fraction of the actual value.Better come on Monday.Yefects § = ba FRESH fine BLACK TEA, r1-lbboxes, _\u201c Windsor \u2026\u2026.30\u20ac box .well-known \u201cSantos \u201d Brand, freshly ground, lb.vous ge QUAKER OATS, large 5-Ib.packages, asc value, Monday, pkg.SOAP \u201cBabbitt\u2019s For Monday Shoppers condition, special value, Monday, per doz .SALT PORK, boneless, On Sale Monday, lb.BLACK TEA, YAlb.\" boxes, \u201cFleur de Lis\u201d: | brand, On Sale Mon- Brand, Monday, yes.FINE COFFER, the\" KANDY-KID, \u2018the value.On Sale Monday, per box .Sc known brand, package \"ao 00 RTC Lecssnc0u0s Grocery Bargains DAIRY BUTTER \u201cCentrifuge.\u201d for_cooking, Monday's Special Price .23c TABLE SALT, fine quality, 3-1b.bags, On Sale Monday, bag.3s OFFEE, 1-lb.tins aquet's Special \u201d Brand, 25e value, for.Tee sur see 21e QUAKER OATS; put up im 2-lb,.lee ages.an- day, 3for .\u2026\u2026.28c COMFORT SOAP, very special value, On Sale Monday, 10 bars for s.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.on » +38 EGGS in extra \u2026.22c 2.18¢ per FO, -.20c PODWER, 1776,\" well- « \u2026 2 +4C V \"titles in sheet Music, both vocal and instrumental at the very special price, per copy .Sheet Music 10c ISIT the Music Department (Balcony), main building, We have over two thousand 10\u20ac Great Lace Sale 20c Value 7c Beautiful Valenciennes and Linen Torchon Laces, ranging in width } from.2 to 4 inches, beautiful patterns, real values up to 20c a yd.\u2026 | On Sale Monday, while they last, YA oil ee eee 7e Guipure Lace Collars 25c Value 9% Ladies' Fine Guipure Lace Col- IN lars, very attractive patterns, splendid selection in white, çream and ecru, nome worth less than asc.some 30c values, Clearing at.9c Taffeta Ribbon 25c Value 17c ; A limited quantity of Pure Silk [| Taffeta Ribbon, full 6 inches wide, HM ih black, white, cream and a great À variety of new and fashionable © shades, tegulariy warth asc and J 30c a yd, SPECIAL.17\u20ac Tulle Bow Ties 25c Value 10c The balance of a special lot of | Ladies\u2019 Tulle Bow Ties in white and attractive colors, very fashion- | anble and decidedly dainty, meant to sell at 25c each, Monday, while they last, each 2.000000 10c i MISSING MANS BODY DISCOVERED Found Buried Under the Floor of a Garage With Head Crushed.Point Marion, Pa., Aug.27 \u2014 The body of Frank Ringle, aged 54 years, who disappeared mysteriously from his home ten days ago, was found buried.under the floor of a garage today.Ringle was an assistant to L.W.Harvey, manager of the garage.Suspicion that Ringle had met with foul play was entertained yesterday when Mr.Harvey saw blood stains on the garage floor, and to-day, while laying a pipe under the floor the body of Ringle, covered with grass, weeds and Jose earih, was found.The head was badly crushed.It is known that Ringle had $100 in cash on his person about the time of his disappearance, but oth-r\u2018than the suggestion of robbery, for he had no money in his pockets when found to-day, there is no motive.for the crime.The police to-night arrested Louis Gruber, 20 years old, a former employe of the garage.In Gruber's room at the garage the police found blood on the fluor and blankets, and in an old barrel in the room he occupied in his uncle's housé was found a gold watch which was identified as the property of Mr.Ringle.Gruber was charged with murder.He denies any knowledge.NOVELTY WON RICH STAKE AT SARATOGA.Saratoga, Aug.27-\u2014Novelty, admirably ridden by Shilling and carrying top weight, 135 pounds, won the Rensselaer handicep, worth $10,000, six furlongs, here to-day, defeating the best youngsters in training.By this victory to-day he is stamped as the champoin two-year-old of the year Novelty was quoted at 4 to 1 in the betting and won\u201d by a neck from Naushon, with.Textile third.Countless proved a big surprise when he eanily defeated Olambala, the 2 to 9 favorite, in the Seratoga Cup.Smoke end Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons FRANCE HOLDS \"AERIAL BANNER Even Women Have Gone in for Aviation Meets There.Parts, Aug.28\u2014France will certainly be known in history as the pioneer and leader in aviation.Meets, or tournaments, which large prizes are offered for winners of aerial flights, are being held all over the republic.Aerial sport generally has made far greater progress here than elsewhere.Here the public give more time to amusement and less to the constant business grind.In France, also, women have gone in for aviation to a remarkable extent.In this country there are fifty women aviators of \u201csky-women\u201d if you please, to one in any other country.As might be expected, several men oppose women taking a prominent part in the art of flying through the air.Henri Rockfort, for instance, one of the leading journalists of France, contemptuously asserts that women's mental make-up and education, not leading them in a direction of knowledge of mechanics, are, therefore, unable to master the mechanism of motors and similar subjects connected with aviation, a thorough knowledge of which is necessary for the science of sky-flying is to be masters ed.An answer to the ability of women to make successful aviators is contained in the recent feat of Mme.Airsult, who has just ssiled from St.Cloul, a suburb of Paris, -\u2018irectly over the capital in balloon, notwithstanding the fact that for two hours she was lost in a heavy fog, but which did not affect her nerve or self possession.She made a successful descent, The Stella Club, of which she is secretary, and is composed of women, sky-women only, was organized less than one year ago with nineteen members, but now has a membership of 122, while the club han à record of thirty-five balloon ascensions since its organization.Mme.de ls Roche, who met with a serious accident during « fight at Rheime à few weeks ago, is » member of the club.She is graduaily recovering, and, with true womanly, courage, lo on ready planning daring to in her Vision Pproplans.One Paris.nmblice- oo tion, the organ of aviators declares that the time is not far distant when aeroplanes will be fitted with flapping wings.Frivate experiments of this nature, it is asserted, have been made, and have proven successful, it is pointed out that as the flying machine is modelled on the principle of flying, which is that of the birds of asserting that moving wings can be successfully applied in time, to aeroplanes.AVERAGED 623% MILES AN HOUR.Elgin, Iils., Aug.27\u2014Samuel P.Mulford, driving a Losier \u201c50\u201d at the average rate of 6214 miles an hour for 308 miles, won the Elgin national road race to-day over such pilots as Robertson, Grant, Oldfield, Livingston and Harroun, His only stop was for gasoline.Robertson's defeat was partly caused by tire troubles, He made seventeen changes.Mulford's time was 4.52, 29.84.Livingstone was second and Greener third, ï PE | Wa own ad offer the follows ing: Municipal Debentures PROVINCE OF ONTARIO 45% Debestures, due 1989.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC (Guarantee), 44 Debentures, dus 1909.PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK (Guarsatea) 495 Bonds, tue 190 CITY OP MONTREAL (lssued by town of Emard) 596 Debentures, due 1939.CITY OF SYDNBY, N.&, 44% Debentures, due 1939.CITY OF ST.HENRI (School) 4%95 Debentures due 1949.Prices on application.Royal Securities Corporation, Limite 164 St.James Street, Montreal Teronte Quebec Malifaz \u2014\u2014\u2014 ! CITY OF QUEBEC.\\ y CITY HALL, Quebec, August 23rd, 1910.1 PROCLAMATION.The Arrival of His Eminence Cardinal Vannutelli, Legate of the Holy See On Thursday, the first of September next, His Eminence Cardinal Vannutelli, Legate of the Holy See, to represent His Holiness Pius the Tenth, at the Eucharistic Congress of Montreal, will land at Quebec.On the occasion of the arrival of this high dignitary of the Roman Catholic Church, the religious gad civil authorities of the City of Quebec have agreed to tender the Cardinal a reception worthy of his high office and of the important mission upon which he is sent.In order to comply with the desire generally expressed, and in view of maintaining the high reputation of hospitality which our city has conquered abroad by welcoming all eminent personages who land at Quebec, 1 invite all citizens to help, by all means in their power, to tender a most fitting reception to this distinguished visitor.I therefore respectfully invite all citizens to assemble on Dufferin Terrace, where addresses of welcome will be presented by His Grace the Archbishop of Quebec and the Mayor.1 entreat all citizens to decorate their places of business and their residences, especially on the streets chosen for the route of the procession.And in order that all may participate in this demonstration of respect, 1 invite sl citizens to consider and to observe the afternoon of Thursday, the first of September next, as a hal holiday devoted to a public celebr& tion and general rejoicing, and I urge all patrons, masters of trade establishments, manufacturers and others, to grant a half holiday to their employes, in order that as many as possible may participate in that demonstration.The Steamer Empress of ireland, which carries the distinguished traveller, is expected here early in the afternoon of Thursday, the first of September next.By order, , H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, = City Clerk.NAP.DROUIN, > - Magee ) A he tin SIR.cde Ma aE GLOVER, FRY &-68.Great Reductions This Season's Millinery Jackets, Mantles and Wrappers A Lot of Chene Ribbon 45¢ for 300 KID CLOVES \u201cDents\u201d Kid Gloves \u201cPerrins\u201d Kid Gloves \u201cReymiers\u201d Kid Gloves Real Lace Handkerchiefs Real Lace in Great Variety Pure Linen and Embroidered Handkerchiefs.Lace Scarfs, Ties, Collars & Jabots A Variety of Traveling Rugs Camping Blankets in Navy & Grey Mosquito Nettings, Lenos & Gauze Tailoring New Assortment of Suitings Summer Snits to order from $16.00 First Class Scotch Suits to order from $21.00 A Full Line of Shirts, Collars, Ties, etc.59) OFF FOR CASH GLOVER, FRY & CO.; September Weddings Special Importations High Class English Hall Marked Solid Silver Wares For September Weddings we will display a superior selection of Solid Silver Wares.Some of these goods have arrived, others on the way and are due to arlive by the incoming mail steamers.Many of the new designs are in sa work, displaying white crystal, ruby or glass linings, Another 8; line is in metal basket work, the newest and most recent productions of the English Factories.Among the New goods that will show in September are French Carriage Clocks, Mahogany Clocks of English Manufacture, Solid Brass Clocks.Sheffield Wares we have a most complete display, Tea Trays, Tea Sete Entree Dishes, Double pedetable Di Water Urns, Revolving Dishes, Fern Dishes.\u2019 \u2018 G.SEIFERT & SONS DIAMOND MERCHANTS 16 Fabrique Street, Quebeo, ed Che Quebeg @hrmvialy QUEBEC, AUGUST 29, 1916 ri rte pri rm 3 \u201cTHE PLAYS THE THING\u201d .It should net: he forgotten \u201cthut this is the opening night of the National Theatre, which is the new name of the old Jacques Cartier Hall.For some time past aeveral prominent men of Quebec bave studied the best ways and means to satisfy that erav- ing for the aesthetic and intellectual drama, which is innate in so many of our citizens.The result has heen the formation of a joint stock company controlling the National Theatre, and presided over by Mr.J.M, Bourque as managing = director, |Senator P.A.Choquette as President and Mr.J.A.Gauvin as Secretary, Thess gentlemen.have been extremely active nd have spared no pains to secure ne best French dramatic talent for the entertainment of Quebecers during the coming season.Mr, Bourque in particular has put in much hard work, having been over to Paris and induced several stars, who are well- known in the theatrical world, to make a visit to the Ancient Capital.Among these are Madame Dycange, who will interpret the role of Josephine, in \u201cMore Than a Queen,\u201d the famous Napoleonic play, which will be staged this even, and also Paul Marcel, who will play the part of the great Emperor.There are very few subjects, which afford more variety of scope for really good acting than the association of the little Corsican with the ill-fated Josephian, and the mansgement fa much to be commended on its initiative and choice of plays and players.It is mors than likey that it will win the approval of the qlay-going publie as it folly deserves to do.THE SCHOOL QUESTION Whilst in Manitoba Sir Wilfrid discussed the school question with his compatriots.The Government organ at Winnipeg says of this conference:\u2014 \u201cThe meeting was in secret, and no full report of the proceedings has ben published.But the Free Press is informed that Sir Wilfrid referred the delegation pointedly to the Roblin Government, informed them that the Manitoba Legislature had emple powers to meet their wishes if so desired, and assured them that no act within the competency of the Lagis- | lature would be \u2018interfered with at Ottawa.\u201d We were under the impression that Sir Wilfrid and Mr.Sifton had settled the school question in that province some years ago and had made an arrangement satisfactory to the Vatican, and that Mr.Sifton had been instrumental in preventing a settlement by the Manitoba Government.Now the Premier would make an issue of it once more, to set one part of the province against the other, Perhaps his aim in suggesting that it be introduced in provinelal polities is inspired by a desire to work the downfall of the Roblin Government.THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.The problem that awsits the Republican party at the next Presidential nomination will not prove easy of solution.The chief interest centres in the President and ex-President, and in the coolness, which they appear to entertain to each other since the return of the latter.Friends of Taft consider that he should have 8 second term: whatever his merits or demerits have been.Friends of Roosevelt who are wont to look on Taft as no more than a protege of the ex-President, consider that he is more or less of a failure in that he has not followed along the aggressive lines indicated by his predecessor.Mr, Taft who in the ordinary course of events perhaps feels that he has a right to return to office, possibly feels aggrieved that his political sponsor of the past will probably be his rival in the.near future.On the other hand the latter may entertsin the idea that the pa.ty will suffer if Taft continues at its head.Another thing that has not helped to smoothe the situstion is the setback, which Roosevelt experienced at the hands of the New York political leaders when they threw him over for a nominee of Taft.Roosevelt is not the kind of man to accept a blow without endeavoring to exchange à quid pro quo, and this reverse will possibly dismiss any re- luetance that might have restrained him from entering the lists.Indeed a New.York paper gives out that he will now fight to the end and says that \u201cif the ticket nominated at the convention, the temporary chairmanship of which he was refus- \u2018ed, is such ss Mr.Roosevelt could not recommend to the delegates or afterward endorse to the voters of his party, it will not be worth while to print the names of the candidates upon the ballot.\u201d .It does not require an unususily vivid imagination to construe these words into « Rooseveltian challenge.\"THE CAMPBELLTON ! FIRE.Referring to.the Campbeilton Pre the Ottawa Journal says:\u2014 \u201cWhy the world should be overflowing with generosity at one time whilg Indifferqnt.a¢ snotbar, is & thing bard to explain, For iestance, when Ottawa burned, the world far and nest, showeted its thousands and its tens of thousands upon this city, And yet Campbaliton, N.B., a small er, more heipicss, less wealthy town, burns and only ex houses are left.its state belng far more desperate than ever was Ottawa's, and the world in quite indifferent to its appesls for |- help\u201d - This \u201cvonderntktion ie far too sweep- | ing to be teas especially in the esse of Quebec, which cannot be accused of indifference.in this respect.When we copsider tir ald given to the dié- tressed town Gy our City fathers, the generous way in which the citizens have subscribed.to the \u201cChrenicle\u2019s Relief Purid,\u201d and the numerous gifts which have been forwarded to Campbellton by biigingss, houses and private citizens.of their own initiative, we have no reason to feel that Quebec can be accustd of \u201ctitter indifference to the needs of theft: \u201cfeilow-Canadians in trouble, .The thing that seylly i is hard to explain is the inaction and parsimony of the Domimion Government in this respect.It has been liberal enough both in deed as in, name on other occasions, when the-misery was farther from home.When San Francisco was laid low by earthquake and fire it showed not the , lightest hesitation in granting aid to.the relief Committes.There was à like activity when there appeared a danger of famine in Japan, when Southern Italy was afflicted with à catastrophe and when Paris was in misery owing to the floods.On all these occasions Canadian money was fortheoming for relief, and the Government did only what was right and proper in sending it.But this is oniy an additional reason why it should\u2019 come \u2018to the assistance of à Canadian.town, which has been completely blotted out by the sudden fire; which, left its population without homes, almost witlout clothes, without bedding, and with scant opportunity to earn a new living.It is one of the-worst \u201csins of omission\u201d ef which the: present administration has been guilty.\u2019 hd The\u201d report thet the old.Ridean Hall i} to be replaced, by 8 dew resi dence of the same name om another site seems to point to a realisation of the fact that the home of the Covern- er-General has practically renched the limit of its usefulness.The present Hall, which was formerly the home of the Hon.Themas Maclay, has long proved an expensive item to the country, nearly a million dollars having been spent on it in repairs and improvements, while the end 1s not yet.These repairs have fuinishied matter for comment within the House, and it.will probably be more ercns- \u2018mical in the long run to get rid of it altogether and to erect a Modern and more suitable residence.The change may possibly be occasioned by the coming of the Duke of Connaught.A At the methodigt Conference held in British Colmbia exception was taken to a clause in the discipline, which states that a probstioner should take no steps about marrisge without first consulting the brethren.One of the ministers gave it as Hii opinion that anyone, who did not know enough to choose a wife, would have a sorry outldok, and he did net think that the matter was one in which a man would display good senss by consulting his brethren.This remark occasioned both laughter and indignation, the chairman remarking that the Conference wai engaged in discussing principles of the Chutch and that these should aot be treated lightly.Doubtless there are cases when the probationer might well consult his superior on such a questiom, but that he should be under obligation to do to would seem to be carrying things to extremes.The \u201csaving sense of humor\u201d fe the most reliable asset in defining the border line between the: sublime and the ridiculous.\u2018 it is satisfactory to hear that the investigation into the circumstances conneetéd\u2019 with the escape of Moir from Hamilton Asylum is progressing.At present the information is by- ing gathered by officials of the departments of the Provineial Secretary and the Attorney-General, ahd the case must be discussed by the Cabinet before it can be definitely decided what form tite final investigation will take.Moir's letter to a London friend asking for a present for an asylum attendant and also for several files is oald to have resched the authorities only a few weeks ago, but | this seeme incredible, It appears to have been sent in February, was seize ed by the London police and sent to Dr.English of the Hamilton Asy- was the property of the city.DICK \u20181 Provines of Quebes Jracrsrs Court of Distsist of Quebes J the City of Quebec No.1844 of 1910.The City of Quebec, Plaintiff) ve.Alfred Peliason, of the City of Quebec, in the Distriet of Quebec, farmer, .Det Defendant dant is ordered to within one month frou the est pub lication of Jus notice, Quobes, 9th August, 1910 NOWARD FOLEY, Clery of the Recorder's Court of the LADIES ! Ge te the Now Victoria Hotel MONDAY From 10 A.M.to 8 P.M.An experienced lady will take your orders for The Famous SHEATH - GORS ETS SHEATH- BELTS of À Claverie The Bream of Gracefuiness ané :* Comfort The Oreat Success of Paris Light, Flexible, Hygiene Do Not Miss This Opportunity lum, The authorities say that every precaution was taken @ prevent Moit\u2019s escape after the discovery, but that \u201cit was found impossible to guard against treachery in the institution itself.\u201d This seems a queer assertion on the face of it.On top of tales of a poor wheat yield in the southern part of the weat- ern provinces comes the discouraging statement pf a prominent apple shipper in Nova Scotia that the apple crop this year will be one of the pour- est on record.Roughly speaking he estimated that it would only amount to à quarter of a million barrels as \u2018compared with three quarters of a million for last season.The theory that the shortage is due to the late frosts seems to be offiet by the good showing of the peach and plum crops, which do not appear to have been affected to any extent.If this estimate be true, it will be a blow to Nova Scotia, but it seems too pessimistic.There is a rumor that the Montreal Board of Control is investigating the circumstances connected with a muni cipal scandal, which will probably be published in detail during the next jew days.According to information received Nolan Street, which is in the neighborhood of the Angus shops and belongs to the C.P.R.has been mac sdamized at the expends of the city, the aldermen havi~g evidently been under the impression that the atreet The discovery was only made when the \u2018work was almost finished.The main thing now is ta fix the responsibility | for \u2018the esror, and this should sot be uitic uit.Smoke and Chew CarillonTobacco Save the Coupons SEMINARY STUDENTS.Do you want a Seminary coat?We have every oise and quality that you can desire.Also green sesbes, pants end green flannel 'AGUY, LEPINAY & FRERR Ent ré rem rer | C of Quebes rue oi SEE: D Cassds In the Provines of Quebes | Resseder\u2019s Court of EA District of Quebse| tbe City af Quebeeaga No.974 of 1910.most pricoieant The City of Quebec, Zistresaing oom opiate, oa Rolorio: Ar goodzesscdoce = =.; Plaintiff; as re wo ad * Fortunat Basin, of the City of Que- A bec, im the District of Quebec, contractor, wn Defendant.BREST Soh a Defendant Is ordered to within month from the lest pub ner PT SHEL lication of this notice.= Sy preatle sad d Quebec, Sth August, 1910.EDWARD FOLRY, \"said wife, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the .City of Quebec.sug29x2 Canada In the Province at Quebes fraser 's Court of District of Quebes) the City of Quebec.No.1767 of 1910.\"The City of Quebec, Plaintiff ve \u201cThe St.Lawrence Canadian Navigation Company, Limited,\u201d a body corporate and politic, having its principal place of Disiness in the Clty of Quebec, in the District of Quebes, within one month om th EDWARD FOLEY, Defendantlication of this potice, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the .aug29xd Defendant is offered La eho Quebec, 9th August, 1910.City of Quebec.Canada In the Province of qua Recorder \u2018a Court of Distriet of Quabes | the City of Quebes, - No.395 of 1910.The City of Quebec, Plaintiff; ° vs.Eugene Renout, of the City of Quebee, in the District of Quebec, restaurant keeper, \u2018 Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appess within one month fr rom \u2018the last publication of thia-noti \u201cQuebec, 9th Angust, 1910.EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the: of Quebec.Rug2ond, |.Provinee of Quebse \u20183 Court of District of Quebec | the City o£ Quebec.No.298 of 1910.The Clty of Quabee, - Plaintiff Walter Venner, of the City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, bralver, Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appesr within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, 9th Auguet, 1910, EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the City of Quebec.aug29n2 Canada In the Frorace of Guibs | Beedr's Court of Distrist of Quabes | the City of Quebes.No.1124 of 1910, The City of Quebec, Plaintiff; Napoleon Robinson, of the City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, elerk Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the last publication of this notice, Quebec, 9th August, 1910, EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the City of Quebec.sug29x2.= In the Beserder\u2019s Oourt of the City of Quabesad Provinee of Quebes Diatriet of Quebec No, 223 of 1910.The City of Quebec, Plaintiff; vs.- Oscar Gauthier, of the City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, manu- facturgt'e agent.Defendant.Defendant ie ordered to appear within one month { from the last publication of this notice, Quebec, 9th August, 1910.EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the City of Quebec.aug20x2 Canada Inthe Provines of Quebes } Rosorder\u2019s Court of Distrist of Quabes | the City of Queen.No.766 of 1910.The City of Quebec, Plaintiff; vs, Sophie Roy, wife separsted as property from Chrysante Cantin, both of the City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, and the said Chrysante Cantin mis en cause to authorize his Defendants, Defendants are ordered to appear within one month from the last pnb- fication of this notice.: Quebec, 9th August, 1910.EDWARD FOLEY.Clty of Quebec.ANTAL-MIDY YONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1210 os \u2014 ETE Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the |- sug®xl.| RO SPORTING GOODS Trewt and salmon Rede in all graseq Including the renowned SOM Flles, Reais, Lines, Baits Tenta, Banteste, Rubber Ghants, canset, Paddisn, Sure, Bunnage Sage, ete.S.J.Shaw & Co Full Line of Balt Fiy and Saimon Rods ALBO Gel Casts, Oil Silk Lines Trout and Salmon Fries And ell ertiel uired f o Fishing Trip.3 o Expert Photography We claim to produce the most per fect resulta in Devaloping and Printing All done by exports experienced men.Also we have the largest as sortssens of differspt ames of sav Bowes br the city.: ; es ; 2200 JOHN E \u201cWALSH, 11 John Street: Great\u201d \"Sale CENE RECTION ON ALL THR STOCK Fancy Muslin All at half price Fancy Dress Goods Al at half price Ladies\u2019 Parasols At half price Children\u2019s Parasels At haif price Girls Straw Hats At half price Boys\u2019 Straw Hats At half price Babies\u2019 Bonnet: At half price Muslin wed .At half price\u2019 Fanoy Collars and ols At ens third off Ladies\u2019 Suits At one third off SIMONS & MINGUY .40 Fabrique Street, ces 0) ( - % Telephone 338 Québec.Gonsral + Heavy Hardware a.di + AN AUTOMOBILE SUCCESS, nor ENBUBH BUSSELL-KWIGHT GARS TO SATISFY THE DEMAND.More people wished to purchase Russell- Koight cars in 1910, and, were unable to get them, than there were actual purchasers.This despite the fact that we increased our output 75 per cent in twelve months.What more striking proof of the merit of a car and of the recognition of that merit by the motoring public i For 1911 we will make many more cars, but we cannot hope to fill the demand for the * Rusell-Knighe cars.\u2018 We are addin $100,000 of new plant to our facilities.Think of it of beautifully lighted fireproof buildings, and new special machinery for accurate and rapid work.This addition is a large factory itself, but I added to our present largé plant, it gives us san squipment not approached by anyone in \u2018Cana This means:\u2014 (1) Still better Russell cars, because the equipment will aid us in further refinements.(3) More Russell cars to cope with the de- Do not wait, however, till the Russel! ont- t is sold and have to be satisfied with an | pe inferior car.Cali and let us explain the features of Russell cars fully.Send us your name to receive handsome 1911 catalogue, to be issued shortly.Prices of new models on application.CANADA CYGLE & MOTOR CO, Lid., Manufaciurers oi Nigh-Grade hatomoblies, WEST TORONTO.Other Branches : Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal, Winnipeg, Calgary, Vancouver, Melbourne, Aust.NEW EEE RER DEPORTED PEOPLE CAUSE TROUBLE | In the Immigration Buildings\u2014 Men and Women Acted Like Maniacs Before Leaving.There was à wild scene and ome that i greatly disturbed the usually orderly pre- | ainots of the Immigration Buildings at i this port, on Saturday eveming.The | trouble wea caused by some recestyl ar- ; tived immigrants, forty in number, who \u2018 were brought down to tbe Immigration Buildings to be deported on the steamer ! Cairnrona.\u201cThese people, thirty of whom \u2018 eame here intending to go to the United | States and ten to remain in Canada, weré ! found to be suffering from trachoma and ; other diseases, which rendered them us- desirable citizens for either country, and ; they were therefore rejected by the medi- ! eal inspectors and ordarpd to he departed.: When the party reached the Immigration Buildings from the Detention Hospital on | Saturday evening, and found out that | they would have to return to their respec: ; tive countries, they acted like maniacs.The men shouted, swore and tore their bair with rage, while some of the women | wept and became hysterical.One of the ! spectators stated that the scene appeared to him a veritable inferno.The officials | of the departusent had the greatest dif- , Seulty to keep the infuriated people um- der control, and it was with no little trouble that they were finally takes on board the Cairnroma, which left immediately on ber voyage to London.ALLAN LINE.' Bteamer Lake Eris, Captain Carey, arrived from Montreal at 3.45 pun.on | Saturday, mooring at the rempany's wharf.She left for Havre and London : Quebec passengers and cargo.Among iber cabin passengers are Mr.F.Dasin, of Quebec, and Rev.Brother Stanislas .Dangel, of the Franciscan Order, who was expelled from France some years ago.He is on his way to the Holy Land.Steamar Grampian, Captain Johastom, | from Glasgow, arrived in port at 10.45 p-m.on Saturday, mooring at the Breakwater.8be left for Montreal at 11 a.m, yesterday, after landing passengers and \u2014 \u2014_ | Quebee cargo.She brought 160 cabin, 224 second and 302 third clans passen- gere.from London and Havre, witb passengers und general cargo, arrived in port last .night, mooring at the Breakwater.She \"will land her passengers this mornizy.| Steamer Tunisian, Captain Pairfell, - which left Liverpeol on Thursday for Quebec, has over 1,100 passengers and at 10.35 pm.same day after embarking : Steamer Pomeranian, Captain Henry, York for Bermuda et 10 a.m lagt Saturday.THOMBON LINE.Steamer Cairarons, Captain Btooke, arvived from Mentreal ou Saturday even: ing and after taking om board some 40 deported immigrants left for London.Steamer Cairatorr, Captain Bond, arrived from Montreal yesterday afternoon and went into the Louise Basin to lead for Neweastie.WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINE.RMS.Iaurestie, Commander Hayes, RD, RNR, from Liverpool, arrived in port st 10.30 a.m.Saturday, mooring at the Breakwater.The Laurentie experienced moderate weather on the Atlantic, but hed head winds with rain and fog in the gulf and river, which caused a detention of many hours.Otherwise she would have reached here at an early hour : Saturday morning.She brought out 336 | first, 258 second and 700 steerage pas- | sengers.Among her saloon passengers were Right Rev.Bishop Parrar, D.D.and , family; Right Rev.J.W.Hamilton, | Bishop Methodist Episcopal Cbureh, Bos.i ton; Bir Arthur and Lady Harlerigg; | Right Rev.Dr.Isley, R.C., Bishop of | Birmingham, Engiznd; Sir Henry Len: vard, Bart.; Bir William Priestiey, M.Pand Lady Priestley; Most Rev.John To | hill, Lord Bishop of Down and Connor, Ireland.After landing passengers the Megnotic left for Montreal at 1 p.m.R.N.B.Dominion, Captain Mendus, arrived from Moutreai at 4 p.m.Saturday, mooring at the Breakwnter.After embarking Quebec passengers sod the mails she left for Liverpool at 7 p.m.R.M.S.Laurentic, Lieut.Smith, R.N.R., | from Quebec, arrived at Liverpool at 3 | p.m.Saturday.This is the steamer that | took over the Q.O.R.nf Toronto, Dr.Crippen and Miss Le Neve and escort.i i B8.ORAIGENDORAN IN PORT.| The damaged stenmer Craigendoran ' arrived in port on Saturday morning and | was placed ia the Louise Basin at noon.Messrs.E.C.Fry, Lloyd's agent.and Jos.Samson, Lloyd's surveyor, held pre | liminary sarveys on her Saturday and yesterday afternoons, buy as the diver, | : M.Begin, had not compl hia examina- | tiem of the ship's bottem, no decision was arrived at with regard to ber, NEW STEAMSHIP LINE, Christinia, Aug.37.\u2014The Norwegian American Steamship Line was uccom- plished here this evening with a capital of $2,800,000.The directors of the new line were authorized to purchase the | steamer Kaiser Friederich of Hamburg, which will be renamed the Leif Erikson !The proposed line will mske possible | travel between New York and Norway ' in less than nine days, instead of eleven | jus at present.' ! WIRELESS REPORTS.: New York, Aug.27.\u2014Steamer Caronia, | | trom Liverpool for New York, 1,803 | {miles east of Sandy Hook at 4 pm: | Dpek 7 p.m.Tuesday., | \u201cCape Race, N.E., Aug.27.\u2014 Steamer Bluscher, Hamburg for New York, was | 1,150 miles east of Sandy Hook at 340; pm.Dock 6.30 p.m.Tuesday.| .vesnel hecame waterlogged rnd her sails | Buenos Ayres, August 24, in a sinking + A - ) i Ln 8 A Sada, racker@W RITE racker LOUIS Six years ago we gave to the ] MOONEYS | Ey Dominion a Superior Soda Cracker \u2014better flavored, better made.Mooney\u2019s Perfection Cream Sodas caught and held popular favor, through their flavor.Tons of them are PE consumed every day\u2014and the demand gets bigger every day.Ÿ You Shipped in Want Biscuits Private Cars : 1 We use none but the choicest ingredients.We get the best because we pay top prices.Then they are baked by Canada\u2019s master bakers in the largest sunlit sanitary factory in the country.But we don\u2019t stop with making the finest soda cracker\u2014we go further > Every package is shipped in our own private cars.The cars are \"4 specially made to an even temperature is maintained.We / -are the only makers to go to this trouble and expense.\u2018 It's expensive, but better for the biscuits.They arrive at your table fresh, flaky and delicious.And they cost no more than common kinds.Try a package today.Ask Your Grocer nest The Mooney Bisset Candy Co, Limited, A Stratford aad Winsipeg, Oanada i \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 rrr \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 but met with very heavy westhor.The SS Megnntie, Hayes, Montreal, W.M.| Macpherson, part cargo.88 LDominion, Mendus.Liverpool, W.M, © Macpherson, passsagers and gen- ers! cargo.88 Willehad, Von Renden.Montreal, W.M.Macpherson.part eargo.88 Cornishman, Maddox, Montreal, W.M.Macpherson.part eargo.88 Lake Champlain, Webster, Montreal, C.P.R.Co., general cargo.88 Mount Temple, Moore, Montreal, C.P.R.Co, general eargo.&S Saturnis, Fraser, Montreal.Robert Reford Co, general cargo.were torn to shreds.This morning early Captain Belanger of the C.4.8.Eureka, noticing the distressed craft, went to her assistance and towed her and her occu pant into Rimouski wharf, CANADIAN SHIP ABANDONED.Bremen.Aug.27.\u2014A despatch from Faysl.Azores Tsland.to the North Ger man Lloyd Company reports that the North German Lloyd steamer Koenigin Luise encountered the ship Harvest Queen, of Windsor, N.S., which sailed from Dalhousie, N.&.August 10 for SIGNAL SERVICE REPORTS.i Cape Salmon (83) \u2014Clear, north.Outi ward 5 a.m., B.D.steamer Dominion and .Manchester Importer; 5.30 s.m., Lake Erie; 6 am., Chr.Knudsen; 7.30 nm, Cairurona.Father Point (160)\u2014Clear, calm.Out.| ward 11.15 a.m., Lake Erie; 11.45 a.m., / Manchester Importer.| condition, the ship being then in longitude 40.51 west and in latitude 44.24 north.All the crew of the Harvest Queen wore taken aboard the Koenigin Luise and the ship was left burning in | mid-oeean.NOTES.B.B As wholesome as it FOX NEAD BREWERY pay more, but you cannot get a better lager.\u201cTHE NATIONAL BREWERIES Limited, a general cargo.Steamer lonian, Captain Esstaway, ; Tived from Montreal at 8 p.m.on Satur day and proceeded for Glasgow.; CP.R LINE.| Steamer Lake Champlain, Lieut.Web- :ster, B.N.R., from Liverpool, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in I port st 11 am.yesterdsy, mooring at LAGER is refreshing \u2014You may tbe Breakwater.Having landed her passengers, she left for Montreal at 1 | pm.She brought out 143 cabin and 450 steerage passengers.R.M.8.Empress of Ireland, Lieut.For- Quake\u2014 !sor, RN.R, which left Liverpool last \u2018Friday for Quebec, has 1,600 passengers on board, benices the mails and a general el Woodenware, Palle, AT THE OUTSET_\u2014#= Young married couples should start their house-keeping careers right.Remember, Mrs.June-Bride, that EDDY'S INDURATED WARE is the BEST on the market.Also that Eddy's \u201cSILENT\u201d Matches are absolutely Safe and Harmless.Matches, Paper of All Descriptionscargo, Steamer Montcalm, Captain Hodder, arrived from Montreal at 4 p.m.on Saturday and procesded for Bristol.Bteamer Mount Temple, Captain Moors, from London and Antwerp, with passez- gers and general cargo, arrived in port this morning, mooring at the Breakwater.She brought up the body of the late Nr.Henri Te Haan, construction engineer of the Marine Department, who died some days ago at Belle Isle of heart failure.Mrs.De Hasn accompanied the remains up to Quebec, Steamer Montezuma, Captain Gillies, arrived from Montreal yesterday after- soon aad proceeded for London\u2014 | Tube and Washbearde ! CANADA LINE.Steamer Prins Oskar, Captain Brambeer, from Quebee, arrived at Hamburg \u2014 ou Saturdsy.\u2014 .Steamer Willebad, Captain Von Sen- dea, having landed and Quebee cargo, left for Montreal on Satur- + day morning.MID SUMMER | \u2014 C h e ap Sale | DOMINION LINE.Bteamer Cornishinan, Captain Maddox, from Bristol, with a general eargo, ar.33} to 50 per cent.reduc tion on all odd lines of | rived in port at 8 p.m.on Saturday and moored at the Pointe-a-Carcey wharf.| Chéléron's Boots, Shoes and Shippors, DONALDSON LINE, Steamer Saturnia, Captain Fraver, Sises 2 to 10) perde mc he Broskvacen Misses\u2019 Beals, Shoes and Slippers, | Bhe left for Montreal at 1.30 p.m.after Sizes 1lto2 ! landing passengers.She brought ont 238 Also « few lines of Big Girl ; second and 178 third class passengers, sizes, 2% t0 5, low heel, FOR CASH ONLY Um, Jacques\u2018 & Sons, @i FABRIQUE STREET MANCHESTER LINE | Steamer Manchester Importer, Captain Haworth, arrived from Monteea! at 9.30 p.m.on Saturday and preceeded for Manchester.Steamer Manchester Engineer, in Beggs, deal Indes, passed Martin River at 7.30 p.m, yesterday, laward bewnd, This vessel took on a cargo of deals at GUIERO AND SNIPPERD OF TEE CRLEBRATES \u201cDOMINION\u201d UTEAM sn GAS COALS Qureencd, Run-ofMine and Sianeli Per Pardienions, apply te SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL Campbellten, N, B., for Manchester, and was reported outward at Belle Isls some days ago.It lu evident that she has met with soms mishap or che would not be soming up te this port.Bhe lost twe blades of her prapelier by eolltsion with 8 tng at Campbellton, but these were re.piseed and she procesded te sea.QUEBEC SYNANSHIP 00.Steamer Trinidad mailed frem New York for Quebec vin Halifes and the Cape Rare, N.F., Aug.25\u2014Stoamer | Steamer Wogadesk, Captain Andrea ar.| Paanonis, Trieste for New York, was | sen.having discharged her rargo of conl eaëé (no distance given) at 12.20 pm, left for Rydmey on Saturdsy evening.Probably dock Thursday morning.| Steamer Patricia, Hamburg for New York, was 1,100 miles east of Sandy Hook st 12.80 p.m.Dock 430 pm.Wednesday.Steamer Vercoa, Genoa for New York, * was 1,156 miles east of Sandy Hook at 1.30 pm.Dock % am.Thursday.Steamer Oceanic.Southampton for New York, was 1,096 miles east of Sandy ! Hook at 1.50 pm.Dock 8 2m.Wednesday.Steamer Mendozs, Genna for New { York, was 1,140 miles east of Sandy i Hook at 2.30 p.m.Dock 8 a.m.Thurs.| | day.\u2019 FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New York, Ang.27.\u2014Steamer chartering was \u2018fairly active, but the demand for additional tonnage wes limited.Rates were stesdy and hoats scarce.The sail tonnage market was quiet and unchanged in all trades.Quotations:\u2014Liverpool, 1%4d; London.Glasgow, Hull and Antwerp, 1d; Bristol, 4%d; Rotterdam, 3 to 2i4e; Hamburg.17% pfennige; Bre: men, 20 pfennigs asked; eotton to Liver pool, per 100 lbe.20e.! Charters\u2014Britisn steamer, 170,000 | cases petroleum, bence to Amoy, Foo- | chow and Swatow, lde, Oetoder; British | steamer, 140,000 cases petroleum, hence to River Plate ports, private terms, September; British steamer, 2,362 tons.! lumber, Gulf to the River Plate, 107s 84, October; British steamer, 8,467 tona, gen- | eral eargo, hence to South African ports, ; berth, Beptember 15; British eteamer, | 2,874 tons, same, private terms, Beptem- | ber; British steamar, 1,935 tons, general | cargo, Philadelphia to Leith, berth, September 28; British steamer, 1,506 tons, deals, Point du Chene and Cape Tormen.| tine te the Mersey, 37s 6d, prompt; Swedish steamer, 1,422 tora, deals, Mirsmichi to Bharpness, 39s 6d, September; British steamer, 2,202 tons, deals, $.John, N.B., to weet coast of England, private terms, September; British ateam- or, 4,088 tons, kainit, Weser to Charleston and Savannah, 108 34, prompt: Brit.| ish steamer, 2,329 tons, Philadeiphia-Co- lon trade, one round trip, private terme, pt] British steamer, 9,808 tons, | Rewpore News te Havana, private terms, \u2018 rompt; British steamer, 400 tons, eosl.! lladelphis to Macoris and Ban Domingo Oity, private terms; British steamer, 1,388 tons, logwood, Jamaica to Cheater, private terms, prompt} echoomes, 1,380 tome, ties, Brunswisk te Philadelphia, private terms) schooner, 494 toms, lumber, Foruandina to New York, 05.85; ocheon- er, 518 tons, saws, to Philadelphia, 08; sehaener, 1,157 tons, ecal, Philadelphia to Banger, 8834e, ABMORE AND FLOATED, Father Point, Que, Aug, 87.\u2014 The solsener Voltiguer, Coptain Wm, Trembay, ef Port Neuf, \u2026, loaded with fSrowood, strusk en & reed on the merth shore yesterday, Is the wreck the map: sain suffered a brohem arm and three broken vibe and abandoned the vene) with his sailors, landing at Mie Vaches, He instrustèd & man named te endeavor ta save his vessel, Saguenay Rives ot 10 a.m.Jast Saturday, Yoorded bev snd get hav off the teed, Steamer Glenmore, from Sydney.ie discharging a cargo of steel rails at Chi coutimi.Steamer Amethyst, Captain Bernier, left for St.Joba's, N.F., on Saturday morning.Stesmer Nordin, from Swansea, is ! loading pulp at Chicoutimi.Steamers Keystorm, from Penteenst for the upper Iskes; Ocean, from Syduey for Montreal: Rosalind, for Newfoundland: Dominion and Chr.Knudsen, for Sydney from Montreal.passed here on Saturday.Steamer Wacousta, Captain Mathesonfrom Sydney, with a cargo, arrived in ! port yesterday and moored at Prince's pier.Steamers Fritzoe, from Bydoey, and Roberval, from Chicoutimi for Montreal; Carleton, from Gaspe for upper lakes; Georgetown and harge.from npper lakes for Pentecost; Glengary, from Kingston for St.Alphonse.and Fornebn, from Montresi.passed here yesterday.Tug Spray arrived from Sorel Raturday with tow of coal-laden ranalboata.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived August 27.88 Laurentie, Hayes, Liverpool.W.M.Macpherson.passengers and general cargo.88 Willehad, Von Benden, Hamburg.W.M.Macpherson, passengers and general cargo.88 Dominion, Mendus.Montreal, W.M.Macpherson, general cargo.88 Cornishman, Maddox, Bristol, W.M.Macpherson, general cargo.88 Craigendoran, Finlay, McLean, Kennedy & Co.in distress.88 Grampian, Johnston, Glasgow.Al lann, Rae & Co., passengers and general cargo.88 Ocean, Olsen, Bydney, Dominion Coal Co., coal.88 Keystorm, \u2014\u2014, Pentecost, pulpwood.August 28.88 Pomeranian, Henry, London, ete, Alans, Ree & Ce, passengers and general cargo.88 Saturnin, Fraser, Glasgow, Robert Reford & Co., passengers and gen- oral carge, B88 Cairntorr.Bond, Montreal, Robert Reford Co., ballast.88 Lake Champlain, Webster, Liverpool, C.P.R.Co., passengers and general eargo, 68 Waeoneta, Matheson, Sydney, coal.88 Carleton, \u2014\u2014, Gaspe, pulpwaed, 88 Roberval, \u2014, Chicoutimi, pulpwood.August 29, i 08 Mount Temple Moore, Lesden, etc, C.P.R Co.passengers and gongral cargo, : Cleared, 88 Lake Frio, Carey, London, ete, Allans, Bae & Co, passengers snd pomeral cstge, 88 Grampian, Tare, Moatreal, Al lane, Wee & Os, part carpe, G8 Pomeranian, Harp, Montreal, Al loan, Bes b Ou.part carpe, oo Matane (202)\u2014Clear, west.Outward ' 10 am.C.P.R.Montealm; 10.30 am, : Dominion.of Dominion Line.Cape Magdalen (204)\u2014Clear, strong porthwest.Outward 9 s.m., J.H.Haek- , ett and tow.Fame Point (324) \u2014 Clegr, strong | vorthwest.- Inward 11.80 a.n.Manchester Engineer; 2.25 p.m., Tortora Outward 8 a.m.Amethyst; 12.30 pm.le- nian.Outward yesterday 1.30 pm.Corsican; 3 p.m.Empress of Britain; 6.30 p.m., Wobun; 7.30 p.m., Crown of Navarre.Flat Point (584)\u2014Clesr, west.Inward 4.30 a.m, Hermes.Ouiward | am., Bonavista.Tuward yesterday 2 p.m., Minerva: 4 p.m.Ellen.Outward yesterday 9 p.m.Astarte; 11.30 p.m., Stigetad, Poiat Amour (66%)\u2014Clear, strong west.Inward yesteraay 2 p.m.Iona Belle Isle (723) \u2014Clear, strong south west.Inward 7.30 a.m., Turbot.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.AM.PM.Monday, August 29.12.24 1.30 Tuesday.August 30.1.48 2.44 Wednenday, August 31.2.00 a.50 Thursday, September 1.4.08 46 Friday, September 2.4.58 5.38 Saturday, Beptember 3.5.44 6.18 Sunday.September 4.6.28 6.57 MOON PHASES.New moon Baturday, Sept.3, 1.08 p.m.| KEEP BEFORE YOU.In connection with the Eucharistic Congress at Montreal, the Canadian Pacific Railway trains will run as fol- lows, Saturday and Sunday, September, 10th and llth: From Arrive Quebec Montreal | About 1.30 p.m.Saturday (regular) 6.30 p.m.| 200 pan.Saturday (special) 7.15 p.m.| 6.30 p.rm.Saturday (special) 11.30 p.m.11.30 p.m.Saturday (regular) 6.30 a.m.Also special train at 6.10 a.m., Sunday, September 1lth, arriving Monteeal about 11.50 a.m, For full partieniars, tickets, etc.please apply to 30 St.John street, corner Palais Hill, Chateau Prontenac or at Station Ticket Officeaug 27x4, | - W.CT.U.WILL TRY TO STOP BOXING BOUTS.1 Windsor, Ont, Aug, s>=An effort will be made immediately by the Windsor branch of the were, to have the authorities take action to ; stop boxing matches thst have been held for several seasons under the auspices of the Windsor Athletic Club in this eity, Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons BIG 8MOW TO-NIGHT AT MONTMORENCY FALLS, 4 \u2014-\u2014 - HOTELS AND RESORTS! Hotel Blanchard Jos.Cloutier, Prop.American and European -Plans, Near the Terminus of Rails ways and Navigation Companies.Note Dam: Sue, Que 2 NEPTUNE INN/ J.T.LEVALLEE, Prop.15 Mountain Hill American and Eurepean Piag Cafe Attaohed to Note! Gloss to Boats, Slewatsr, Gare and Trains Phone 1708.QUERRS.June2txiy ST.ANNE DE BEAUPRE Rates from $1.50 a day up Aug 17x1me GRAND UNION i HOT, 5 MARTHA WASHINGTON - New York's.Exohusive Woman's Note! te Bast 20th SL, wear sty avs.SerepenaPian.450 Reems with TetenNem Sathe fren on sush fies.Piragproet.Sesthurant and Toa Reem for men and women.Rates, 84.00 and Unconveniont te subens and ress tom sor \u2014 Gentre of Theatre and Shopping d'atriot A W.1AGIR Visitors to Quobe Bine at the AUDITORIUM CAFE, 142 st.John Btrest, Open from 6 a.m.& 12 p.m.P.W.DUOAL, Prop.ST.LAWRENCE HALL Montreal 150 ROOMS Rates for Rooms $1.00 per day First Clams Grill Room and Cate, A.J.HIGQIN a Prearieter ? = ess mers J] » J] eerie ess ere OT ES ES W: are brought into this world without being consulted, and in ninety-nine cases out of os a hundred, we leave it against our will.\u2019 While here, however, we have the opportunity of - exercising our judgment, and the result is revealed in our character and dress, and in business by the style and quality of our Stationery, Advertising and Printing generally.| | If you desire to convey an impression of distinction, your printing, like your dress, must be correct.The \u201cChronicle\u201d is equipped to handle Printing that is distinctive.Better order now and create a good impression.| - LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC SAVINGS BANK Bosh, M.Beuvour, M4.Johe B TR nea Seterday PAID FES BATE OF DEPOSI?AND OR SAY SALANEE and BIRTH.OSBORNE.\u2014Or Sunday, August 28, in this city, to the wife of W.P.Osborne, twin daughters.- DIED.MARTEL\u2014On August 27th, 1910, at .the age of five months, Marie Marguerite Ernestine, beloved child of Joseph Martel.Funeral this afternoon, the 29th, at 4 o'clock, leaving the house, 46 Latourelle street, at 3.45.SUTCLIFFE.\u2014 Suddenly, Sunday, \u201c August 28th, 1910, Frances Mary Dobbin, widow of the late Thomas Sutcliffe, at the age of 56 years.Funeral from her son's residence, No, .27 Chevrieres street, St.Sauveur, at 8.30 a.m; Tuesday, August 30, 1910, .to St.Patrick's Church and thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully requested to attend.New Advertisements An Automobile Success \u2014Canada Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd.High Quality Cigars\u2014H.D.Barry.Plumbing Appliances\u2014Mechanics Supply Co.School Necessaries for Boys and Girls ~The Red Cross Pharmacy.Most Direct Service\u2014Quebec Central Railway.Reduced Rates\u2014Canadlan Pacific Ry.Educational\u2014The Misses Henderson's i School.Notice-Robert Stanley, Money to Loan\u2014Gauvreau & Montreuil.: Notice\u2014Gauvreau & Montreuil.Legal Notice\u2014F.X.Gosselin.Ocean Sailings\u2014Reford Agencies, {gal Notices\u2014Edward Foley.ANN S\" \u201cOut of the Night\u201d\u2014Beautiful Edison love drame.\u201cAMad Dog Scare,\u201d \u201cA Sleep Walking Cure\u201d\u2014Two great langhable .pHÜmatontintiss 0.0 oy Mr.111i /8closiiiiMise G.O'Connaït agûf Mr | \u2018 = \u201cMat Sc.to ail Evening, 5c end 10c, 7à5\u201410.30 > rg SATURDAY AMATEUR NIGHT.MONTMORENCY FALLS PARK THIS WEEK MR.and MRS BEQUE Orand Opera Stars MoNAUCHTON & LANTRY Comedy Acrobats BE CAR SISTERS Whirlwind Dancers URAL and His Dog MATINSE DAILY 2.30.EVENING 3.30 BLES Tel.375 Waek of August 20th Grand Opening of tha Ssasen rPrenoh Stok Sompany In \u201cMORE THAN A QUEEN\" The Famous Nagoleonic Play Madame Dusange as Jessphing Paul Marcel as Napeiven Prices: Boros 00 & 780.Reserved Goats 08, 38 A t8e.Admission 15 4 120.Matinees Teen Tae and Gaters :: PICTURES :-: ' Violin Lessons Professor Gilbert, bas resumed his violin lessons.Phone 8168.Apply 534 St.John St.Aug.5ixiw.NOTICE A special general meeting of the shareholders of The Kingston Gold & Copper Mining Co, Ltd, will be held at the Company\u2019s office, 81 St.Peter street, Quebec, on Tuesday, the 6th September, 1910, at 2.30 p.m., for the purpose of considering a resolution to authorize the sale of all the Company\u2019s property and assets, and in the event of such resolution being passed at that meeting, a special general\u2019 meeting to confirm the said resolution will be held at the Company's office, 81 St.Peter street, Quebec, on Thursday, 22nd September, 1910, at 2.30 p.m, ROBERT STANLEY, Secretary-Treasurer, MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan, by large or small amounts, on mortgages, bonds or other securities.GAUVREAU & MONTREUIL, Notaries, 81 St.Peter Street, Quebec Fire Assurance Building.\u2019 aug29x15 Provinee of Quebec, Distriet of Chicoutimi.In the Superior Court.No.3267.- J.B.Larouche, manufacturer, of Kenogami, ! Plaintiff; vs.Joseph Bergeron, formerly of St.Dominique, now of unknown cbun- tries, Defendant.The defendant is ordered to appear wifhin one month.Chicoutimi, August 25th, 1910 (Sgd.) F.X.GOSSELIN, P.8 C Lapointe & Langlais, .Attorneys for Plaiptift.| 4 at 2152922 \u2018 THE GARDEN SCHOO! For Boys and Girls ' Garden St, Quebec.Will Reopen on Monday Morning, Sept.12th, at 9 am.This private school, which is under the direction of Miss Barrington, Principal, is managed and tanght on the most modern and advanced lines.French and Latin will be taught, besides ail the branches of English study: \u201cTerms fof year for ppils from 8 Terms for year for pupils from 8 to 10 years of age, $60.00, hours from from 9 to 1.Application must be made by letter to MRS.EDWARD SLADE, Lake View House P.O., Portneuf Co., P.Q.Aug.27 t£ .\u2014 VARIETY ROLLER RINK Notre Dame des Anges 82 OPENS MONDAY, AUQ.Sth Band Every Night and on Saturday and Nellday Aftoracca's Henley Bail Bearing Skates to nf Admission including rent ofskates 250 25% 16 Spoctators .100 EDUCATIONAL IE ARTHUR FORTIER, LLL The Misses Henderson's School for Girls and Preparatory Class for young childr n will re-open on Thursday, Bept.8th, Special Class will be formed for advanced work in English and French literature.After Sept.1st, the Misses Henderson will be at home to visitors on school business NO.70 D'ARTIGNY ST.\" augaxde.MORNING CLASS Miss Frew's class for young children will open 12th September, at 47 Rampart street, Battery.aug.27x1W NOTICE estate of the lute V.EB.Paradis, Esq.Accountant.All persons having elaims against this Estate will please produce them and parties who are indebted tu same are requested to pay on or before the Ist of September inst, tn the ucdersigned Notaries.GAUVREAU & MONTREUIL, , Notaries.81 St.Peter Street, Quebec Fire Asauranre ng.+ 0428 * uoragy Seem 16, Maria Blast um Mouatais di TL B.S MONEY TO LEAD OF FES! MIRT3A3E MORE RECORDS FALL BEFORE THE ATHLETES.Chicago, Aug.28-\u2014-Two world's records were broken here to-day at the track and field meet of the Chicago trish-American A, C, in which the Chicago Athletic Associstion won the silver trophy for first place with 41 points.Matt McGrath, of the N.YA.C.set a new mark of 16 feet 644 inches for the 56-pound weight throw for height, beating the old record of 16 feet 1-8 inch.The throw was an exhibition, however, and does not constitute a record.In the 56-pound weight throwing in a 7-foot circle, a special card for Martin Sheridan, Jno.Flanagan and Mat.McGrath, Flanagah made 39 feet 7 inches, beating his own record of 36 fect.- Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco EEE EEE l IN AND ABOUT TOWN |] =r CE I= EET THD MEN HORT ONE FATALLY Strick by Wire Cable and Siaull Practured\u2014Crushed by Cars.adil! « Hh Two serious soeidents happened om Saturday evening, one of which resulted fatally and the other may also have à fatal termination.While working on & barge in the Louise Basin & man named David Hanson was struck by a wire cable and a piece of a bolt which bad snapped.The unfortunate man was struck om the head and chest, and was conveyed Immediately to hospital in the ambulance in ap unconscious condition.He died s couple of hours later from a fractured skull Coroner Jolicosur will hold an inquest this morning.The work for the day had juat about ended when the fatal oceurrence took place.George Dumas was terribly erusbed between two cars at fit.Malo about 6.30 pm.He was coupling cars at the oil tanks when, ia some manner, he became caught between them and his body was fearfully mangled.He was taken to the Hotel Dieu 10 the ambulance, where all that was possible was done for him.His condition is very grave.LEFT FOR MONTREAL.Miss M: Carroll has gone to Montreal to attend the millinery openings in the interest of the firm of Thos.Donohue.aug29x2.RESULTS ON THE RANGES AT ST.JOSEPH DE LEVIS There wps à good turn out of marks men on the ranges at St.Joseph de Levis | on Saturday.The following were some of the scores put on: \u2014 : Corp.R.B.White.33 84 32 908 Corp.8 Murphy.80 32 33 98 Sergt.M.Murphy.28 31 32 0 Pte.Fossey .2¢ 30 3% 88 Lieut.F.Cooliean.28 38 26 86 Pte.C.Knowles.30 30 2 85 Pte.E.Malone.27 28 84 Sergt.T.Moran.2 21 81 Corp.J.Melville.24 30 32 76 \u2018| Pte.G.D.Jackson.24 24 23 70 LADIES, IF YOU SEEK BEAUTY, Beauty is not to be found in lotions nor paints.These simply irritate and injure the skin.The way to acquire 8 rosy ccmplexion and velvety skin together with brightness of eye and elesticity of step is to take every morning a glass of delicious and sparkling Abenakis Water.Bottled at the Springs and aerated, it is a |.mogat \u2018delicious drink, ag, well as the greatest of health givers.\"If your desler cannot supply you, address the Abenakis Mineral Springs Co., 14d.Abenakis Springs, P.Q., or Telephone Main 7673, Montreal, .RECEPTION TO THE PAPAL LEGATE AT QUEBEC, An imposing reception is to be tendered at Quebec to His Eminence Cardinal Vanutelli, the Papal Legate, who will represent His Holiness at the coming Eucharistic Congress in Montreal.The King\u2019s wharf, the Archbishop's Palace, the City Hall and the Terrac: and the streets through which the Cardinal will pass are to be brilliantly decorated.Mis Eminence will be met at Father Point by the Government steamer Lady Grey, upon which he will come up to Quebec, landing on the King\u2019s wharf.It is proposed to drive the Cardinal from the lunding stage to the Archbishop's Palace in the carriage of the late Cardinal Taschereau, the first and only Cardinal of Canada.THIS WEEK AT THE THEATRE NATIONAL Quebec\u2019s new permanent French Theatre, the Theatre National, opens the season to-night with \u2018\u2018 More Than Queen'\u2019 holding the boards.Tbe former Jacques Cartier Hall bas been so extensively repaired and embellished that it has been transformed into a really fine theatre Optimists are invited to see for themselves.The lower floor is divided into centre boxes, at 75e per seat, and side boxes at 60c; orchestra meats at 50e and parquet at 35e.The side galleries have been transformed into balcony stalls, containing six seats each, but any number of seats may be bongbt at 25e.The back galiery bas heen advanced over the orchestra seats, and a family circle installed there, the price of sests being 25e.The admission gallery is at the extreme back of the hall, and therefors no one need fear to be disturbed by the people in the gods, A complete staff of employes, sll dreased in a special theatre uniform, wil! be at the dispossl of patrons.A first-class orchestra, under the direetion of M.Victor Rolland, of Montreal, will give interesting programmes during tbe entr'èctes.A crowded house lu expected tonight and all the wesk.To reserve seats phone 378.DON'T FORGET.That the Canadian Pacific Railway will sell tickets to Montreal and re turn at the remarkably low rate of $3.35, good going by regular trains at 1.30 p.m.and 11.30 p.m, or by special trains leaving Quebec at 2.00 p.m.and 6.30 p.n, Saturday, September 10th, Also by special train at 6.10 a.m, Sunday, September 11th, arriving Mon treal about 11.50, in time for the mass.which will be celebrated at 1200 in all the principal churches, also for the solemn procession., Magnificent opportunity to visit Montreal during the Eucharistic Congress.For full particulars, tickets, please apply to 30 8t.John street, corner ol Palais Hill, Chatesn Frontenac or st\u2019 Save the Coupons Saation Ticket Ofice.WAS IN GT.B, WRECK | Cd, pny Chicage Physician Who Tended the Injured After the Crash in Town.Dr.Thos.J.O'Malley, s well-knowa physician of Chiesgo, is at present a guest at the Chateau Frontenne.It was Dr.O'Malley who rendered such valuable services to the injured in the Grand Truok Railway eollision at Durand, Mich., despite the fact of his having sustained severe injuries himself.So mueh was his services appreciated that the passengers on the ill-fated trains presented bim with a unanimous vote of thanks for his valuable aid upon that oeeasion.Mrs.0 Malley accompanies the doctor on bis ip.BIG SHOW TO-NIGHT AT MONTMORENCY FALLS.SUDDEN DEATH.The many friends of Mrs.Thomes Sutcliffe will learn with regret of her tedden death yesterday morning.The deceased lady was much esteemed by all who knew h away will come as a shack.RECORDER'S COURT.Only two\" pristneérs, ind they were strangeis, appeared before the Recorder on Saturday on charges of drunkenness, As they promised to shake any real estate of the city that might be on their shoes off, they were discharged with a caution, TRINITY CHURCH.- Ven.Archdeacon Madden, of Liverpool, England, who arrived here on Saturday by the steamer Laurentic, as a delegate of the Evangelical: Alli ance, preached in Trfinity Church yesterday morning.In the course of an eloquent and instructive sermon, he gave an account and the aims of the Alliance.\u2019 FIREMEN HAD A COUPLE OF ALARMS, The fiiemet: have had a couple of alarms since Saturday, among the boxes being 55 yesterday morning.à little blaze in Gignac\u2019s factory being speedily extinguished by means of Babcocks.Rast night a phone message brougitt ÎÂome men from the Central to the Fashion CSraft store in St.John street, where the awning had caught fire.Several feet of it was dlitroyed.5 Le + | SENSATIONAL RUMOR WAS WITHOUT FOUNDATION, A rumor was current in Levis on Saturday to the effect that the bpdy of a young girl had been found on the beach at Bienville.The rumor further stated that the body showed signs of violence, having a leg broken and eye destroyed, dnd had been removed to the morgue of Mr.C.Moisan.Mr.Moisan, however, denied all know.leage of any such body and investigation proved that the whole story was without foundation.BIG SHOW TO-NIGHT AT MONTMORENCY FALLS.RULER OF NEW YORK'S CHINATOWN DEAD.New York, Aug.28\u2014Capt.Michael J.Galvin, of the New Yoik police force, long an efficient ruler of Chinatown, died of Bright's disease and nervous collapse to-nighe.He broke down from overwork, some weeks ago not long after his transfer from Chinatown to Coney Island.Capt.Galvin was 42 years old and one of the youngest of the precinct commanders.For distinguished biavery he won three department medals during his career, and at the time of his death he was the only honor man among the captains.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHEAP RATE TO MONTREAL FOR EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS The Canadian Pacific Railway will sell tickets to Montreal and return at the remarkable low rate of $3.35, good going by regular trains at 1.30 p.m, and 11.30 p.m.or by special trains leaving Quebec at 200 p.m.and 6.30 p.m, Saturday, September 10th; also by special train at 6.10 a.m., Sunday, September 11th, arriving Montreal about 11.50, on time for the mass which will be celebrated at 12.00 in all the principal churches, also for the solemn procession.Excellent opportunity to visit Montreal during the Eucharistic Congress.Secure your parlor and sleeping car reservations early.For full particulars, tickets, please apply to 30 St.John street, corner of Palais Hill, Chateau Frontenac or at Station Ticket Office.aug9xd.SUGGESTED REFORMS FOR OXFORD UNIVERSITY.Oxford, England; August The council of Oxford University, which has been conaidering certain reforms suggested by Lord Curzon of Kedleston, Chahce Îlor of the University, has isrued à voluminous report in which it recommends that Greek cease to be a compulsory study.Proposals also are put forward for the reconstruction of the council of the congregation for the convocation of faculties, (or the appointment of o finance board, for th best steps to\u2019 facilitate the udmis- sion of more poor stednts, and for the establishment of a business curricn- | lum.21 + AT JD, er, and her passing.KORA IS NOW PART OF JAPA Official Proclamation of the Annexation Was Made Yesterday Morning.\u201c Tokio, Ang.$8\u2014The official premul- gaie of the treaty of annexation of res by Japan under the name Cho Ben was made at 9 o\u2019clock this morning, There is not the slightest evidence here of jubilation over ths annexation.Reports from Seoul say the people there accepted the announcement quietly.The most important paper accompanying tbe treaty orders the existing Korean export and import customs to remain in force for ten years, and foreign vessels are permitted to enter the coast trade for the eame period.The foreign office bas lssusd & statement outlining the negotiations for annexation.The newspapers are issuing extra editions giving full me- counts of the ceding of Korea to Japan.A reseript by the Japanese Emperor says thet in 1905 Kores was placed under the protectorate of Japan, but that notwithstanding the partial success of the exiat- ing government, Kores was unable to preserve order.Suspicion and misgiving permeated the peninsula and therefore, in eoncert with the Emperor of Korea, he arrived st a plan for the permanent an- uexstion of Korea.The Emperor ex- preases the ehlief that Koreans in future will enjoy prosperity and that the mew status will serve as a fresh guarantee for the enduring pesce of the Orient.Seoul, Aug.\u20ac0.\u2014Fmperor Yi Syek to-day issued a farewell rescript, in which he declared that long existing evils and deep-rooted weaknesses \u2018\u2018 having made it impossible to effect reforms in a reasonable form,'\u2019 he has felt constrained, be- Usving it wise, to entrust the task to other hands.He appeals to the people to accept the change calmly and to obey the new administration.The Governor General also issued à proclamation out- EE TIES Aperfect Remedy for Cons! : Stomach, Diaries.: Worms; ions, Feverish- | 8 ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.Tac Simde Signature of cr CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have \u201cAlways Bought - Use For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA THE CERTAUN COMPANY, NTW YORE CITY.To em ar = lining the future administration poliey | of Cho Sen, the name under which Korea now will be known.It said that the in- | terests of the Japanese and Korean peo- ! ples are identioml.Amnesty is deereed to prisoners sentenced for slight offenses, and the poorer people are re-, lieved of their unpaid taxes.The new | administration will advance $8,500,000 | to encourage industry and for education, hospitals and panpers.The proclamation urges the people to preserve order.The Korean newspapers yesterday sn- | nounced the gist of the agreement with Japan.The people are quiet.NO NEW CASES OF CHOLERA REPORTED.Bari, Italy, August 28\u2014The report | for the 24 hours ending last nighe shows 21 new cases from Asiatic | cholera.For the first time since the outbreak of the epidemic no new cases were reported from Trani.LRIG SHOW TO-NIGHT AT MONTMORENCY FALLS.FELL FROM OPERATING TABLE MAN BROKE HIS NECK.New York, Aug.27\u2014John Roach, a laborer, fell three feet to-night from an operating table on which he had been laid to dress a minor injury and broke his neck.He was dead when picked up.* ENTERTAINED PRIOR TO DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE, Two popular young physicians of | Quebec, Dr.R.Paradis and Dr.À.! Poulin, who sail on Saturday next fot Europe, where they go to pursue their studies in Paris, were ente.tained by a number of friends at a recherche - dinner at the Aud'torium Cafe on | Saturday evening last.The event was ! a very pleasant and enjoyable one, ane Drs.Pa.adis and Poulin were wished all success and good fortune dir:ag the'r trip abroad.| COMFORTERS.s00 Comforters of the nicest designs will be placed on sale this week for $1.49 up to $5.00.: Hurry in order to have first choice.See our big advt.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.i WIRELESS MESSAGE SENT i FROM AVIATOR IN FLIGHT.New York, Aug.27\u2014\u201cBuzz, buzz, buzz,\u201d spoke the small voice of the coherer into the ear of the wireless operator stationed this afternoon on the roof of the grand stand at Sheepshead Bay race track.A mile away and 500 feet up, aviator McCurdy was a speck against the sky.The aviator began to pierce into sense the sputtering of the wireless.This is what he read: \u201cHorton: Another chapter in aerial achievement is recorded in the sending of a wireless message from an aeroplane.McCurdy.\u201d hus became a reality this afternoon the first wireless message sent from an aviator in flight to.a receiving station.READ THIS ! Holt, Renfrew & Co., Ltd., are now offering all their Straw Hats, including Panamas, at Half Price, LÉ TORONTO MAN WAS DROWNED AT PORTLAND.l'ortiand, Me, Aug.28 \u2014 Falling from his launch while deep dea fishing, James A.McKay, aged 4), chief mechanical inspector in Maine for an adding machine company, was drowned off Cushing's Isiand to-day.The \u2018body was not recovered.Mr.McKay was the son of James McKay, of Tor onto, Ont.Smoke snd Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons 1 : buying.measure up in service.The way to be absolutely safe, is to have us fill your order.Pruneau & Ca Phone 1230.COAL You cannot always depend on looks in coal A lot of stuff that looks lik= coal fails to \u2014 90 Dalhousie St.THE GREAT STORES OF QUEBEC CENTRE McCall patterns and all fashion books to be found h:re.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE 254-264 St John St.Satisfaction or money refunded.Special Prices for Monday and Tusday Parchasers Reopening of Convents Now is the time to thinkaf the return to school znd to the costume required by your daughter at the Convent.If you wish to make her clothes yourself you should look over the following bargains: \u2014 Cashmere serge, all wool, per yard .ccoviivinnnn RARE Diagonal serge, ali wool, per yard .Alpaca, per yard.French cashmere, all wool, per yard ., Taffetas and Bengaline, all wool, per yard Panama, all wool, per yard.GIRLS\u2019 DRESSES.A Real Economy.Dresses for girls from 8 to 14 years of age, in black alpaca, real value $3.75: special price $2.95.In navy blue, red or black serge, real value $6.25; special price .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026nnecsss $4.95 MEN'S PANTS.Men's Pants in very good quality fancy tweed; regular value $1.75; special price.$ cents: special price.19e MEN AND BOYS\u2019 CAPS.25 dozen Men's Caps, in serge and fancy material, best of quality; regular price 25 and 35 cents; special price.$1.39 20 dozen Boys\u2019 Blue Serge Caps; regular price cents: special price.15 and 20 saneuaneuces .Se VERY SPECIAL BARGAIN.300 Boys\u2019 Suits, Russian style, handsomely made in imported tweed, for boys from 5 to 9 years of age; real value $3.75 and $4.00; present price.\u201cve MEN'S SHIRTS.Fancy Negligee Shirts in imported cambric muslin and cambric linen: real value $1.25; now .eerie saunecs 90 KNITTED NECKTIES.Extra.$0 dozen of Knitted Neckties, made out of imported assorted colors; real value SO cents; present price.SWEATERS.Sweaters, all linen, heavy fabrics, plain knitting, cuffs and skirts open on sides; assorted colors; special prices.$1.38 to $1.75 Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 8t.John 8t.fe rain 3 ah te te de: CE rey si ~~ 0 PER LE à Central camga Exhibition at Ottawa, Ont SEPTEMBER OW de 17h tura tickets will be sold at Legeat One ws First Class Fare.À Going dates Sept.9, 10, 11, 18,15 & 17th, Boturn.Tickets Food going Beptember 12, 14 and 1 All tickets good to return up to and {aclu Stag Monday, Ecptember seth, 1pm, canadian National Exhibition At Toronto, Ont.August 29th to Soptember 12th 810.18 Going September 2nd and 8rd.$14.78 Golng Sept.2, 4, 6, 7 and 8th.Returs Iimit.Passengers must resch origins! mani point sot later thas Fucelay, Feptem Ler 13th, 310, HOMESEEKER'S qs EXCURSIONS (Poms Going D ites, | Neo Sept.Oth and 20th EEE i Latest Spo en EN EEE=EE=IN pese rting News li V TICKETS GOOD FOR 60 DAYS $18.70 Hatifax LS, and return Tiokets going from September 1st to September 6th, 1910.NATIONALS WON paitlentars, tickets, ate.please - ONE-SIDED GAME Ars Dalhousis Street, Chateau Were Not In It Froutenao or at Station Ticket Office.With the Locals on JULES HONE, Jr, General Raliway and Steamship Saturday.Ageagy.All lines repressated.CETTE WA NID ETE RT EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS AT MONTREAL 8th to 11th September, 1810 For the above tickets from Quebec to Most real will be sold at 83.35 Adults $1.70 Children .{ood going by regular train 930 A.M Satur- \u2018 day.o, aise by special trains ! oa na ie ele y re at >ce P.M.and 1135 Return limit 17th Septembe .trains also by special tralus which will dfnntreal at 13.30 P.M.os Suaday 11th awd Monday 17th September.Also tickets tea) will be ao: .going by regular trains sb to 13th Sepucbec and all staticas to Moutat Single Virst Class Pare, Feber inclusive, to return 1g.Parlor Carson day tra night trains.Quebec & Lake St.John Ry.Om and after Saturday, 27th Juae, 1910, trains willleave Quebec as follows : 4 9.to A.M, Daily except Sus lay for Lu Taque, Roberval, Chicoutimi, etc, with rior car for Chicoutimia18 AM.Raaday only for St, Raymond 11.45 A M.Daily except Saturday and Sunday for Lake Bt, Joseph.1.I.September, Sleepers on A A 1} 4s P.M.Saturday only for St.Raymoad.48 2.3.Sunday only for Lake St.Joseph.220 PM.Daily except Snuday for St.Raymond, 6.33 P.M.Daily except Ssturday aod Sunday or St.Raymond sac P.M.Saturday only for Roberval, Chicoutimi.ete, with slecping car for Chicoutimi.Ge rect Service NEW YORK, EO3TON, PORTLAND DINING CAR ROUTE | SHERBROOKE EXHIBITION $3.70 Return going August 27th, 28th, 20th, 80th, Sept.vr.and 3rd $2.78 Going Aug.Sist and Sept.lat.Return September atti, 1910.Labor Day Exoursion Lowest first-class one-way fare for the round trip.Good going Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Sept.2rd, 3rd, 4th and Sth, 1910.Goed to return Wednesday, Sept.7th, 1910.For further information and teserva- tions, apply to K2 S1, Laais St, Telephone 82.¥.& STOCKING, C.D.&T.Agt.Ageney for Thos Cook & Son and ail Steamship lines.Labor Day Excursion Lowest first-class one-way fare for che round trip.Good going Friday.Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Sept.2nd, 3rd, 4th and Sth, 1910.Good to return Wednesday, Sept.7th, 1910.SEASIDE EXCURSION August 25th to 28th, 1910 juebec to Fredericton and St.John $12.00 Return Saptember i0th, 1910.For further information apply to Na / Du Fort and 22 Dalhousie streets, TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.TIME TABLE Pru tite Effect June 2, rois.«x > Leaves Kivicie du L - Arrives Connors, NB?5 MIXED Leaves Riviera du erives Connors, N.KXPRESS Leaves Connors, N.B.1.Arrives Riviere «lu Loup #8, MIXED Leaves Connors, N.B r AB Trains Dally except .Connecting at Edmendeton Juretion with Canedian l'acibe Ry.for \\Voodsiom., Frederie = sen, $t John, N.lL: Houltos, 4 Caibos and Fort Fairheld, Me.ue And at tlare de Lonp with ali} Interee fonts] wey Express Treing For her information, for.\u201cte, Ee Gere Be Lou De even GO.G.torundy, General Manager.DeX Belauger.serai Freight and Passenger Agent, Riviere du Lonp, Richelieu & Ontari Navigation Cd MONTREAL SERVICE BAILY Including SUNDAYS at 6 P.M.Saguenay Service BAILY INCLUDING SUNDAYS at 8.00 A.M Buy als from Lower SL Lawns For the convenience of families re turning from seaside resorts there will be a steamer from Cap 8 l'Aigle at 30.15 a.m.on August 2nd, 20th, Bept.Sth, 15th and 20th, The steamer making trip on August 29th will rem through from Tadousse The Nationals won a one-sided game with the Montreal Shamrocks on Saturday afternoon on the Q.AA.grounds, defeating the visitors by a score of 8 goals to 1.The locals scored three goals in each of the first D TRUN EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS, Montreal September Sth to 1ith DA 0 Cle Te a os Bret two quarters, split even with one Date of Sale : September 8rd to 10th | cach in the third and got another tally in the fourth.The Shamrocks being anxious to catch the boat back to Montreal, the quarters were reduced to fifteen minutes each, and the rests were also shortened.Shamrocks never had a chance during the game, which at times became somewhat scrappy.The brand of lacrosse put up was not extremely brilliant, and the Nationals did not have to extend themselves very violently.The locals had one inclusive, September 3th to 11th !nelu- sive Al tickets valid to return until Thursday, September 15th, 1910.Exhibition Toronto and Return September 3rd and 5th.$10.15 September 2,4,6,7,and 8th.$14.75 Return limit : September 13th, 1910.Exoursion Sherbrooke and Return A t 29th, 30th Sept.2, 8.7 : August 21 and September 1et.ae change, Joe Malone replacing Fred turn limit September 5th, 1010.Demers.The teams were as fol- HARVESTERS\u2019 EXCURSION TO lows :\u2014 National\u2014Moran, goal ; Langlois, Winalpeg.#outh Baskaleon, Saskatoon, Warpoint; \u2018A.DeBeaumont, coverpoint; mau, Swans River asd Intermediate Statiuns via Chicago and Duluth.$10.00 E.Alain, J.Belanger, P.Alain, defence Propurtionately low fares to points beyona | field; J.Malone, centre; J.McCor- on the G.T.P.and C, N.Xsilways.Going | mack, J.Malone, Bernard, home field; dates, August oth and September 6th, 1910.For further information apply to No, Finet, outside home; Fortier, inside ; (Phone home.Captain, C.A.Nolan.10 Anne Street, GEO.4 ro Shamrocks\u2014Valliers, goal; Mur- TC P.&T A.|Phy point; McCarthy, coverpoint; to \u2018 Powers, Allman, Kelly, defence; \u2014 Quinn, centre; Harold, Cummings, Mulroney, home field; Keegan, outside home; captain, Jas.Miller.Referee, J.Barry; judge of play, P.DeBesumont; umpires, Lemieux, F.Hamel; timekeepers, L.A.Lagueux, E.Robitaille.SICK WOMAN HANGED HERSELF ON APPLE TREE.Wingham, Ont, August 27 \u2014 Mrs.Sellers, the wife of J.L.Sellers, a prosperous farmer who lives on the third line of Morris, committed suicide this morning by hanging herself on one of the apple trees which surround the house.Mrs.Sellers has been in poor health for some weeks.This morning, it is thought, about 3 o'clock, she got up out of bed and left the house.Her husband, on awaken- Ing about 4 o'clock, missed her and instituting a search found her lifeless body hanging from a limb of an apple tree.TORONTO POLO PLAYERS WON CHALLENGE CUP.Toronto, Aug.27\u2014By a score of 14 to 6 Toronto defested Buffalo for the Averell International Gold Challenge Cup in the last game of the pola tournament at Woodbine Park this afternoon.Toronto never played better, while Buffalo seemed to be slihgtly off color.The local aggregation played rings around the visitors at some stages of the contest and the final result was never in doubt.Toronto did not lose a game during the tourney and won all by large scores, Capt.Straubenzie was the star of the field.| RESULTS OF LAST Superior Quality The Favorite of the Discriminating Smoker.Montreal, Aug.27\u2014The closing day of the sutumn race meet at Delorimier Park brought out an immense crowd, and the races were all run on a good track under ideal weather con- DROP LIGHTS AND BULBS radiate sunshine in darkest rooms.Get my prices for installing, repairing and equipping your electrical problems.My ditions.Results :\u2014 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 1st race\u2014Congo, won; Virginia covers every ground.Satisfaction | Maid, 2nd; Sally Savage, 3rd.Time, at reasonable rates.1.26%.and race\u2014Grace Kimball won; Rappold, 2nd; Haymarket, 3rd.Time, 1.24 3rd race\u2014Felix won; Ed Keck, 2nd; Sabo Blend, 3rd.Time, 1.1734.4th race\u2014John A.Munro won ; Pleasing, 2nd; Bonnie Bee, 3rd, Time 1.12%.sth race\u2014Isabel Casse won; Mary's Aunt, 2nd; Huxtor, 3rd.Time, 1.04%.6th race\u2014Herron won; Laura A, and: Jack Binns, 3rd.Time, $7).sth race\u2014Niblick won; Dr.Young, and; Tannie, 3rd.Time, 1.58.THOS, D.LONERGAN Electrical Contractor Phone 3085 11 8¢.John SL.$3.35 \u2014 MONTREAL AND RE- TURN\u2014 $3.38, By the Canadian Pacific Railway, for the Eucharistic Congress.: ; Sth race\u2014Flarney won ; Many Tickets good going Sept, 10th, on Colors, and; Col.Zeb, 3rd.Time, regular trains as follows: 130 pm.1474.and 12.30 pm.and on the special trains leaving Quebec, the same day, at 2 p.m.and 6.30 p.m.Another special will leave Palais Station at 6.10 Sunday morning, September 11, arriving Montreal about 11.50 am.on time for the mass which wili be celebrated at 1200 in the principal churches,\u2014also for the solemn procession.! sug 27x4.| DON'T FORGET.That the Canadian Pacific Railway will sell tickets to Montreal and return at the remarkably low rate of $3.35, good going by regulsr trains at 1.30 pm.and 11.30 pm, or by special trains leaving Quebec at 2 p.m.and 630 p.m, Saturday, September 10th; Also by special train st 610 a.m, Sunday, September 11th, arriving Montreal about 11.50 on time for the mass which will be celebrated at 1200 in all the principal churches, also for the solemn pro cession.Magnificent opportunity to visit Montreal during the Eucharistic Congress.For fuit Joga, tickets, please apply to St.John street, corner Palais Hill, Chateau Frontenac or at | Station Ticket Office.ong 2724 à DAY AT6 DELORIMIER.|6.NATIONALS: WON A VERY CLOSE GAME By Defeating Cornwall They Cinched the Championshp of the N.L.U\u2014 Cornwall, Aug.277\u2014In one of the best matches played here in years Nationals of Montreal cinched the N.L U.championship by defeating Cornwall by 3 to 1.Nationals played fine lacrosse, their defence was in- vulnersble while only the ground ground work of Cornwall's defence kept the score down.Lalonde and Lamoureux both scored for the visitors in the first quarter while Phelan scored Cornwell's only tally in the second quarter.Cornwall had a little the better of the play in this quar ter, but Nationals defence was har to beat.Lalonde made it 3 to 1 shortly after the beginning of the third quarter.This ended the score, Nationals playing rag all through the final session.About 6,000 people saw the game, the biggest crowd in the history of the game here.TECUMSEH BEAT MONTREA!.Montreal, Aug.27\u2014Montreal was put out of the running for the championship this afternoon by Tecumsen of Toronto by a score of 6 to 4, but it took overtime to do it, the full time ending with the score 4 all.There was only a small crowd to see the game.Neither team were exceptionally strong, both being short several of their regular line-up.TORONTO PLAYED WITH CAPS Toronto, Aug.27\u2014Toronto defeated Capitals this afternoon at Scarboro Beach in burlesque of the national game, by 14 to 4.Torontos had the game won five minutes from the face off and Caps never had a look in.At half time Torontos had the score 8 to 1 and at that were playing ayything but championship lacrosse.Fitzgerald did most of the scoring for the blue shirts while Jack Shea was the best of the mediocre lot from the capital.5 SATURDAY'S BASEBALL.(Eastern.) At Montreal :\u2014 tst game\u2014Newirk, 5; Montresl, 2.and game\u2014Newark, 2; Montreal, 3.At Buffalo :\u2014 1st game\u2014Baltimore; 0; Buffalo, 8 and game\u2014Baltimore, 3; Buffalo, 1.At Rochester :\u2014 1st game\u2014Providence, 8 Rochester, 8.: and game\u2014Providence, o Rochester, 3.At Toronto :\u2014 Jersey City, 6; Toronto, 2 (National) .J At Pittsburg :\u2014 ! Pittsburg, 7; Brooklyn, 5.At Cincinnati Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati, 15.At Chicago :\u2014 New York, 18; Chicago, 9 (American.) At New York:\u2014 1st game\u2014Chicago, 3; New York, 4 snd game\u2014Chicago, 6; New York, At Philadelphia :\u2014 St.Louis, 1; Philadelphia, 5 At Boston Cleveland, 1; Boston, 7.At Waschington Washington, 3; Detroit, & = CRICKET MATCH.The call of a time and a failing light made the cricket match between the Q.C.C.and the R\u20ac.C.A.a draw last Saturday, the scores then being : Quebec, 110, Artillery, 6o for 10 wickets.The chief feature of the game was the general excellence of the bowling.Ansell and Gardiner shining particularly in this respect, though Mustard for the home team and Bunyan and Flinter for the soldiers con- tinuaily sent down balls that beat the batsmen.The Quebec team batted first, both sides playing 12 men, but none of their first nine did mych with the bowling except Taylor 16) and Farish (14), most of the wickets being down for the meagre score of 53.However, Ansell went in et this juncture and by cateful playing forced the total up to 110, the last partnership of the innings, adding on something like 30 runs.At this point Gibbons, who -was batting with him, received à bad khock and was compelled to retire hurt, while Ansell carried out his bat for 3.Runs came painfully slowly almost all through the inning, and it war à welcome relief to see an occasional spell of hitting.The bowling was too good to be trifitd with and cautious play was undoubtedly the best policy.The majority of the R.C.G.A.wickets fell very cheaply before the attack of Ansell snd Mustard, and little resistance was made except by Major Poole, Gardiner, Bunyan and Lieut.Acland, who, in spite of fooxling his shot several times, made some great drives until he was bunkered st the tenth tee-off.Major Poole was very unlucky to get run out just when he appeared to be comfortably set and likely to make a good score.As the draw ended the odds appes.ed in favor of the Quebec men, but another match will probably be played to decide, when an earlier hour for drawing stumps should be arranged.BIG SHOW TO-NIGHT AT NAPOLRONS WON EXHIBITION, Tbe Napoleons won an interesting exhibition game from tbe St.Patriek\u2019s ball team in Levis yesterday, the score belang ¥ te 1.The game was not 80 one-sided as the score would indiente, Poliquin pulling Taal out of several tight places, oll pitebod a ot ; striking out nine mes.The Saisie vers unfortunate in losing Walsh in the cév- enth inning, a foul tip knocking one of his fingers out of business.The flgding en both sides, though erratic at times, the grounds being bad, was also brilliant.Kirkwood's work for the Irishmen figured prominently in this respect.The Napoleons presented the most formidable line-up they have had this season.The seore:\u2014 Bt.Patrieks.abr hpos oe J.Ledden, Sb-.801481 Lawremes, rf .5 00 001 Walsh, ¢ .3 0 0 8 1 t Power, If .\u2026.1 00000 41138300 .4 01111 4 001138 .4 016600 «01108 .4 0008 1 1 84 7 rh .4 8 150 518 210 : 4 0 116 0 3100718 «1010 ieee 40 01 8 H Desroches, 2b.8 1 0 8 1 Pouliot, 3b,.41040 O.Dearoches, rf.40010 Totals .35 8 52715 6 Score by Innin, .St.Patricks .0001000\u20141 Napoleons .221300 \u20148 Summary: Two-base hits\u2014Piton, Poliquin, Duchesnesun.Sacrifice hit\u2014Piton, Struck out\u2014By Frezell, 9; by Poliquin, 2.Bases on balls\u2014Off Frezell, 4.Left on bases\u2014Näpoleons, 7; St.Patrieks, 10, Umpires\u2014M.Flynn and Lamontagne.BASEBALL CHALLENGE.The Dixie-Polo baseball club desire to challenge the St.Patrick\u2019s Club to a series of two games, home and home, the first to be played next Sunday.SUNDAY GAMES, (Eastern.) At Montreal :\u2014 Montreal, 3; Baltimore, 3.|, (National.) T At Chicago :\u2014 : ¢ Chicago, 10; New York, 2 At Cincinnati Philadelphia, 8; Cincinnati, 2.At St.Louis :\u2014 St.Louis; 6; Boston, s.EATON ATHLETIC CLUB HAS HIGH AMBITIONS.Toronto, Aug.27\u2014Rumor has it that the T.Eaton Company are endeavoring to purchase the N.L Ufranchise of tht Toronto Lacrosse Club.\u2018It is said that negotiations have been going on for some time and in the event of a transfer of the N.L.U.privilege, the name of the club would be changed and the games played at the new athletic field of the Eaton AAA.in Moore Park.It is the intention of the big store management to run the team on a semi-pro- fessional basis, so it is whispered, with a well known coach and manager in charge.The players would get remunerative positions in the establishment, and by playing under the name of the Eaton A.A.A.the many employes of the firm would undoubtedly patronize the games.A gentleman very much interested in Eaton athletics did not deny, when seen to-day that there was something to the rumor, He seemed to prefer to have the announcement come from the other end.The Toronto Lacrosse Club it is said would not be sorry to move from Scarboro Beach, fine though the grounds are and developments may occur which may make the game with the Capitals to-day the last N.L.U.fixture to be played at Scarboro.BOYALS BEAT THETFORD IN AN EXHIBITION GAME.Royals and Thetford Mines met in an exhibition game of baseball on the Hare Point grounds yesterday afternoon, the former winning by 8 score of Ÿ to 7.The score follows: \u2014 Royals.sbr hpos e U.loiselle, crf.4 3 8 3 4 2 Depeyre, 2b .580338 8 O, Gendron, of.5 082000 W.Loiselle, p .500181 Giguere, 1b .4 2 010 8 1 C.Gendron, se.411010 Boure, rf .100 000 Rating, ¢ .1 0 0 8 1 8 A.Gendron, If.4 0 0 0 1 0 Breton, 8b .3 8 1 4 1 1 Totals .35 9 \u20ac'25 16 9 Marais out, hit by batted ball.Thetford Mines.ab r h po a e Morin, # .53 0 1 3 8 1 Bellerose, 1b .5 02% 411 Metevier, 3b .611111 Meiliowr, cif .5118182 Paquet, 3b .4 1 0 8 0 0 McCogan, of .410400 MeMaster, if-¢ .+ 13900 Clayton, rf .3 81011 Marais, p .\u2026.\u2026., 4 0 0 0 8 1 Totals .0\u2026.30 7 02 9 7 Score by inninge\u2014 Thetford Mires.0 0 0 0 2 4 1 O0 0\u2014?1080288131 \u20149 Stolen bases\u2014Roysls, 8; Thetford Mines, 3.Two-base hite\u2014U.Loisells, Morin.Struck out\u2014By Lolnelle, 14; by Marais, 7.Bases on balls\u2014 Of Loiselle, 3; off Marale, 5.Passed balls\u2014Meilleur, 2; McMaster, 8; Racine, 1; Loisslle, 8.Time of game, 2.10.Um.pire\u2014O0.Moreney.Attendanes, 600.Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco MONTMORENCY FALLS.) - Save the Coupone MONDAY.AUGUST ve, 1910 i I Special Corset Sale} TO-DAY 89c il Directoire Corsets, new form in all sizes, il 18 to 30.Regular $1.50.Special Friday ll nd Saturdays vos eeesesemmrreeresson 89c}| \"THOS.DONOHUE 188 and 194 St.John St f =i 5 4a.w.xmon, wed, fri&sat.m\u2014 MRS.D.R.MURPHY QREAT CHEAP SALE Balance of Summer Coat Suits and Separate Coats and Colored Lawn Princess Dresses at half price.) Also balance of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Chil.Pren\u2019s Bonnets at half price.; \u2019 MRS.D.R.MURPHY, 46 Fabrique Stroot.Phone 22.A EMILE JACOT 985, 8t.Joseph 8t.Fine Selection of Railroad Standard Watches, Repeater, Chroe nographs, Clocks, Jewelry, Diamond Rings, Silverware, Optical '8SOUVENIR OF QUEBEC We have expert to do the finest work and rating of Marine and Pocket Chre nometer, Fine Watches, Clocks and Nautical Apparatus EMILE JACOT, 95 SL Joseph St CHARLES VEZINA\" CONTRACTING PLUMBER, TUSMITR aad ROOFER Speciaitys-Steam, Hot Air and Het Water Heating Varied assortment of the most modern Flecisieal and Plumbing Apperatus, as well as Kitchen and Passag- Stoves of all mabe end Relsigesaters.ALSO ON HAND: A complete assortment of Asphalt and Rubber Roofing Matedd, i som the Brantford Roofing Compeny of Brantford, Ont, Me.Vesna having accepted the general agency of that firma for the distriet of Quebes, This mategial advantageously seplaces the pressas system of Metal, Ebingles and Comcrete Roofing, ' 119-128 BRIDGE STREET.QUEBEG \u20ac .Tried the NEW SHADES in NOTE « PAPER - Baltique Blue La Dove Grey bruns à a Orchid en 14% i : Aeroplant 9 148 St.John 8t.M QUEBEC \u2014\u2014 EAL WHEN IN MONTR ROCURE the CHRONICLE at the following NEWS STANDS, where you will find same on sale: \\ PLACE VIGER HOTEL WINDSOR HOTEL ST.LAWRENCE HALL Ladies\u2019 Grey Coat Sweaters Ladies\u2019 Qrey and Blue Sweaters Ladies\u2019 White Coat Sweaters Men's Scotch Grey Sweaters Men\u2019s Qrey +\" White Coat Sweaters J.H MULLIN Ladies\u2019 and Conte\u2019 Tailor and Haberdashertr Are You Coming From the Country ?- J 48 Fabrique $t Splendid Coastwise Trips QUEBEC STEAMSHIP Go.88.\u201cTRINIDAD\u201d September 2nd Por Charlottetown, Halifax We have a large amortment of Tubs, Pails, Scrubbing, Stove, Window and Sink Brushes.Carpet, Kitchen aud Toy Brooms, Washboards.Qur usual special blends, Teas and Coffees.Best brands Wines and Liquors.THE CANPBELLTON TRE ELE FN FR List of Subscriptions Received at Chronicle Office up to - Yesterday After Afternoon.THSRTURLY | and Ney Y .M.BOYCE & SON, \"I wily Yok nha | - Yo 19-78 COTR D'ABRAHAM.ESTAR 2 TEL 26 ais WU Wigan nn cities dame , 88.\u201c\u201cCASCAPEDIA\u201d*|Svai 05511070 ns : Sir Louis À: Jette.Auguet 30th Major T.8, Hhriagion 2500 For Gaspe, Charlottetown and RC, King\u2019s Lynn, Ri I Pictou.A Friend ne 4 sa.1.09 Bailings ratos and otb& information |A Sympathizer.| furnished on request.Messrs.Joseph & De ; \u2014 8.Ki 10.00 ; , 5.00 Summer Suitinge, Hb oT Bin STREET Yes WE -.Loo > « Jo 25.00 Summer Vestinge, : 5 \u201cFR ed 10000 »|F.W.0 Summer Trouserings.teamer \u201cFRONTENAC Chas.King _.100000 Tones Il, Beckett & co.Summer Shirte, + | Runsine Bofmess Quobes, Bary, SL Demuaid | Lorenzo Evans a $000 Summer Ties, Weather and olroumetances permit.| W.: $000 ting, steamer will leave as follows : .3 .+ $50.00 Summer Socks.se Romuald.Quebec.Hon, Renfrew & Co.25.00 Y y .|E- Joly à ere.y Lisle Throad Underwear, fem 009 em J.F Bet ere au 2000 ; sm.11.80 am.| A.\u201ces Blibriggan Underwear.| 2p= 200 pu Dr 3.A: Jours 1500 .RE J.S.Thom.\u2018 Lu 6.15 p.89.FW.Ashe.1000 2307p mo ey AH Cooke .10.00 20% Cash Discount|™: _ HEE mu 2 7 6.18 p.A 5.00 o as SCOUNT| , .iBPm oo ; trip from St.usid will Toke place 100.00 ead ots a.m.» core 3.00 y orening re Is a trip | J.P.Robitaille.5.00 from St.Ro Open Saturday Evening 1080 p.m: [ip om eX to Guise 5 k Gonday 411100 ma 20° .Romuald with Levis Kieotels Baten; | The R.Reford Co, Lid.3500 © 1].W.Hamilton.vae.cces Too .J H.S.Thomson.\u2026\u2026.4\u2026200- 5.00 .sasosocsre code s0 00000 5.00 ohn Darlington steamer Champion fe: ay Opposite Post OfMoe © SEGISTERES | st Laurent, où Wiehe, ot.dean snd \u201c .Berthier Line On and _after the fifth' of June, time = X - 24 A weather permitting this steamer des 13 FE run as follows : : From St.J .From $t.Miche Tin mm 8 From 8t.Laurent 8.00 a.m.THE BALL BEARING TYPEBARS [onan himmauitlSs.c.1 SUNDAYS PI | Loans, increase .10,460,000 On the Now From Quebec 7.00 a.m.and 1.10 p.oa | SPOCls decrease ., From St Jean 5.80 p.m.L.C.SMITH & BROS.Typewriter ors .ning .Means Dumbility, pid Lightner = the sfiernoon the steamer will run folding power, and meay other features Berthier to Quebec : Mondays, Tusedays.Thursdays and Fridays Typebar Bearing Enlarged m Quebso to Berthier : Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturds; ON SATURDAYS This same steamer will make from Quebes to Berthier, so as oon citissns an opportunity of enjoying the Ebowing bell bearing mechanism, which \u201d operates without sod cannot bind, grind, wobble or wear ous, Each Typebar and Hanger com.° gooë air on the r'ver.; Leaving Quabes 2p.plete is separately attached to th: Iaving Q ee 35 segment by an individual hanger and is entirely in t of the other typebars in its adjustment and operation.lt WI Pay You Te Lxaming This Masking Bsfera Buying Gleswisri Steamer Orleans On and after 15th July, weather and tting 1 JAS.T.HARROWER & CO.fée mime as SELLING AGENTS so ee Isnt ® BL James St, Quebec.Phone 3385 Te Chen Er a 9.16 a.m.Wam 11.008.ra.a.m \u2014 2.00p.m.1.0p.m.uu p.m.ir pe R ALBERT PAQUET, M.D.pe = FOUR REAL From the LA Hospitals\u2014Profes- vit leave rede {a Saturds.79 the amar sor of Anatomy and applied surgery Every Thursday N p | À 0 À RGA | \\ S to the Lavai University\u2014Surgeon to ursday Night, the Hotel Diew Hospital, Quebec.rasbeo .Island pecial .& BR, 0 1 \u2014 , Ofice Hours \"12 ta 130 204 4t0| 10055 © Hel 1 Fairly gecd Rosewood and 7 to 8 P.M s eo eine.+450 || ACHILLE PAQUET.M.D.| Quetes SUMPAY Dati 1 Very good Rosewood Ex-House Surgeon to the Hotel 1.00 p.m.1.40 p.m, Piano.85.00 Dien Hospital\u2014From the Paris and 2.00 p.m.18 p.m.1 Slightly used Sterling Berck Jur Mer Howitals, ~ 4.00 p.m.5.00p.m.Piano.190.00 Ort spédic Surgery Diseases of a oe 100 pm, 1 Krydaer Mahogany Piano 273.00 5 e a Joints.3 tuberculosis, frac- ° By ordee, ures, dislocal s.- Cap ma\u201d Terme $10.00 cash and $6.00 B| \u201cCiice Hours \u20148.0 to 10 AM.1 À es pocure per month.to 4, and 7 to 8 P.M.a Er rs The two doctors will practice in 9.8.NATA partne ARTHUR LAVIGNE 355: Zo poos sim coe | 8 ™ATEZHQUAN bec.elephone Jaty, 84, Nateshquen will sail on Wednes- 93-95 8t.John Strest day the 24th instant at 7 pm.Es- ' Pointe and all Rorkh ie Quebec \u201c fitermiodiary Freight received at steamers berth, Polnte-s-Ca For all information apply to \"RATE 7 Stopping at Bt.Petroniile ia tbe mor.| Depes! Legals, increase .,.CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.Chicago, Ang.87.\u2014Wheat ruled higher from the start and closed 1 to 13% up.Corn borrowed strength from the wheat.pit and finished 3% to 3 higher, while oats, on a moderate trade, advanced and closed ¥ to % up.Provisions showed à strong tone and finished at 244 to 2334 higher, with pork leading the other prod- uéte.Reports ef export sales from Chicago, althongh moderate in volume, controlled the wheat pit to-day and were the basis for a bullish feeling throughout the session.At the start prices advanced sharply and on the upturn shorts began buying.Strength in the wheat pit had s salutary effect on corn prices, which advanced to a finish 14 to 3§ high.or than yesterday\u2019s closing quotations.There was some covering by shorts, who feared a recurrence of frost scares, although the weather througheut the corn belt was ail that could be desired by growers.Cash demand was good.Futures closed strong.; LONDON STOCK MARKET.London, Aug.37.\u2014The stock ezshange closed the week in & more cheerful mood and hopeful that the eomelusion of the settlements Monday will see the return of more normal conditions.Lifelessness was the feature during the week and prices in some departments were marked down, simply through neglect, but the markets generally were ly steady.Money became sourcer and discounts ad- vonoed steadily.It is expected in Lambard street that the bask rate will be raised.Consols and gilt-edged secari- ties ranged steady end foraigners were quiet.De Beers showed strength on bet- fer coverings and Kaffirs were irregular.Rubber prices were maintained and this steadied rubber shares.Bpeculators took very little interest in the American securities market, which close?quiet but steady, with values showing lomes of 4 to 3% points.Atohison, Topeka & Santa Fe common, however, an advance of 4 point.! pos rhone 3032.P.0.Bax 307 \" The Nother! Nergaten Company, UW + B08SE & BANKS [FALL SUITINGS|rnwwe™ ==\" fre _\u2014 as Steel Beams, Columns, Plates, Gas y 8.9.GAOPESIAN Ww Pi Oontraoters\u2019, anaes am LEE 8S Gaope and Bale des Ohaleurs Ling piles, @lachinery and Spociaitios.BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, © 80 St.PaulSt., QUEBEO J.F.QUAY.CIVIL aNGNESR Morin Sullding, Quedsa Railroads, Water Works.Water Power Arbitrations Expert Op- \u2014 / Stylish assortment of London's latest .styles just \u2018received \u2014 will please the particular yet economical dresser.Some Handsome Suite made to order for $20 and $22.CaM and nee the quality of the material.It will stand inspection.WM LEK 344 8t John Street.HOW TO KERP CUT FLOWERS flowers that are not quite Steamer Gaspesian wil) eafl nne des Monts, Mont in, alley, Chloridormes, Fox Douglastown, Gespe Basin, Grand River, ediate ports in leaving the ose Fo rand Parce 33d late uesday, Auge nt Tul sad Soll Market place as pa Splendid accommodation for pas.fully out and cut them early in the morning with long stems.Arrange them not too close together in a vase deep enough to immerse two-fifths of the stems.By previously putting some pieces of charcoal in the vase the water can be kept aweet, but in any case it should de changed ev five or six hours.Keep the vase always full of water.Keep the flowers in a cool, but not drafty, place.Certain flowers do much better if a small portion of the stem Is cut ofl, ally if they have beet carried a long way, and s certain number are better for slicing the stems up, so as to let them a the water ensily.This is eapec- leily so with flowers that sre apt to pls ey je.808k, - \"wil quickly, Like tbe hellebores.| v + © MADE PUBLIC Commander Tells of Arrival and Calculations Which Varified it.New York, Aug.28.\u2014 Commander Robert B.Peary makes public in \u201cHampton's Magazine\u201d for August the calculations made by him in reaching the North Pole and which were accepted as proof of his achieve ment by the National Geographical Society of America.These were the proofs which Peary refused to sub mit to Congress in March, when that body was considering an official reward for the explorer.A statement sent by Peeary at that time to the sub-committes of the House Committee on Naval Affairs ran thus :\u2014 \u201cCommander Peary and his friends say that contracts signed months ago with his publishers render it impos- vible to make his records and scien- tifie data public now.It would not only subject Pesry to hesvy dam- ages\u2014a loss which he cannot meet, having just extricated himself from debt incurred in conection with his various expeditions-but it would be breaking faith with his publishers, which he is unwilling to do under any circumstances.\u201d These are the records, too, upon the basis of which medals were awarded by the Royal Geographical Society of London, the Imperial German Geographical Society and the Royal Italian Geographical Society.Series of Forced Marches.Peary tells how he started out! to cover the last lap of his dash by five forced marches, about 133 nautical miles, as indicated by observations made by Captain Bartlett just before the latter turned back with the last supporting party.A description of the instruments carried to determine the position of the pole, including the artificial horizon and glass roof, as givén by Peary, may enlighten those persons who were confused during the controversy last fall by questions of accuracy and value of observations taken at or near the pole.Peary repeats only one series of observations made on the last lap of the journey\u2014those taken at 6 o'clock in the morning of April 7 at Camp Morris K.Jesup, indicating the position of the party as being four or five miles form the pole toward Bering Strait.Describing the final achievement, Commander Peary says: \u201cAbout ten o'clock in the forenoon of April 6 I called halt, I had now made my marches, end estimated that we were in the immediate neighborhood of our goal, and at local noon, on the Columbia meridian, I made my first observation at our polar camp, named the Morris K.Jesup Camp, which indicated our position as Bo degre-s 37 minutes.WORKMAN KILLED BY BEE.An extraordinary case is reported from Kirdford, Sussex.William M.Rhind, a builder, was stung by a bee when he was at school, and ever afterward he had an intense and quite abnormal dread of the insects.Recently he was gathering mushrooms\u2014he was spending his holidays at Kirdfordand was stung on the forehead by a bee.He was dead in half an hour, The physicians declare that death was due to shock.A well-known authority on diseases of the nerves, when seen by a reporter said: \u201cTo men and women of a highly sensitive temperament, and with a predisposition to fear certain specific dangers, the effect of shock is often attended by serious and, in some cases, fatal, consequences.Some lose their reason, and 1 have known women under certain conditions give birth to children who bore on their bodies marks of the very thing that produced the shock.\u201cAs in the case of the unfortunate man who died from shock caused by the sting of a bee\u2014for which he felt a strong aversion\u2014I know of one of the most distinguished Generals in His Majesty's army\u2014a household word, in fact\u2014who hates cats, and trembles when one springs on his knee.Others cannot endure the sight of blood, and it is an established fact that soldiers have been literally frightened to death by their \u2018first vision of the carnage of battle.\u201cThen the sting of a bee is peculiarly penetrating and irritating.From slender, horny barbs poison is discharged which is said to be composed of mischievous and pungent saits.\u201cThe sting itself consists of a sharp- pointed tubular instrument, and I can easily understand that when it suddenly pierced the man\u2019s forehead the effect on a weak heart wonid be col- fapse.\u201d Smoise snd Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons LION BRAND.1,200 boys\u2019 suits, double seated and double at knees.Also another lot at $2.05 and upwards.Navy blue serge suits worth $5.25 for $2.98.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.Dyeing and Cleaning.We Works, 393 and 38 St Valier 8t.Phone 1810.JOB LOT OF STOCKINGS.190 douces ladies\u2019 « black We are specialists on dye to live.Qlever's Dys ™: Latest Novelties in Neckwear, Summer Shirts, Gloves, Collars, Cuffs, Hosiery, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Canes and ete.The low prices of these goods will pue.ze you T.LAFRANCE, Tallor and Haberdasher, 11 Sunde Street.ST.URSULE HOUSE Reom and Board, 72 St.Ursule St, oor.St.Louis St.Aug.18x1m, \u2014\u2014 ee .LOST\u2014ON THURSDAY AFTER: noon about 12.30 o'clock, between the Quebec Bank and the Royal Bank of Canada, Peter street, two $100.00 Quebec Bank bills.Finder kindly leave at Chronicle office and receive reward.: \u2014ee WANTES Governess for English family of two children.Must have first- class recommendations.Apply in writing immediately W.D.'Q., care Chronicleaug29x6.-\u2014 FURNISHED.COTTAGE or suite wanted by October 1.Must be modern and not too far out.Address W.S.A,, care Chronicle.ROOMS TO LET \u2014 ONE OR two large rooms, furnished or unfure nished, with first-class Board and use of telephone, bath and electric light, Address 275 St.Cyrille street, Monte calmville.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eee ee ROOMS TO LET\u2014THREE FUR: nished rooms en suite, suitable for housekeeping; hot and cold water; electric light, hot water heating; also single and double rooms nicely furnished.5 Hebert street.ROOMS TO LET, IN CENTRAL loeaiity, thres minutes from Dufferia Terrace; telvphone, eleetria lights, het and cold water.Terme reasonable.Mra Donobue, Union Bldg., 8 Ursuline street, off Ursuls street.TO LET OR FOR SALE\u2014IMME.Tate possesion.No.21 Daibeau street, near St.Foye Toll-gate.TO LET\u2014LARGE WAREHOUSE situated on Napoleon wharl, landing place of the Quebec & Levis Ferry Co.The warehouss bas been occupied lor many years P.G.Bussiere & Co., and wr Colonial Fruit Exchange, and situated in the most commercial part of the ° cite, adioining er Marke pon coast steam ors.Apply to Dr.Ed.Turcot, 111 St.Aune street, A COMPETENT MAN TO act as Secretary, having a knowledge of the shoe manufacturing industry.Must be thoroughly conversant with both languages.Apply in writing to S.M., Chronicle Office.WANTED IMMEDIATE- ly\u2014A small house in central locality.State number of rooms, rent and other information.Apply to G.W., care Chronicle, aug25x6.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED-FURNISDED APARTment house or flat for winter months.Apply J.H.Aloz, Manager Auditoslum Theatre.JANITOR\u2014MARRIED COUPLE, no children, required for Working Mens\u2019 Club.Must be steady, respectable and well recommended.Wife must be good cook.To live on premises with light and fuel provided.Excellent wages to the right party.Army pensioner and wife preferred.Apply stating full particulars, and wages required.E.J.H, Lanham, Thetford Mines, P.Q.WANTED\u2014A SMART RESPECTable boy for office work.Apply to 116 Dalhousie street, late Rattray store.WANTED \u2014 CLERKS TO SELL articles much needed in every home, especially by working men; good salary; permanent position; if you are working for small salary behind the counter, write to-day;; you can double your wages and be vour own boss.Apply Box \u201cE.B.C,\u201d Chronicle office.WANTED\u2014A LADY TEACHER with elementary diploma for St Dunstan School, Lake Beauport.Apply to Chas.E.Smith, Lake Beauport.WANTED \u2014 SOBER, RELIABLE man; also young lady.Must speak French and English.Apply in person at Auditirium Theatre.J.H.Aloz, Manager.To LIT te esters mame ere tr TO LET\u201445 STE.GENEVIEVR Avenue.To let in this desirable locality, n ar Chateau Frontenac and Dufferin Terrace, exceptionally well furnished rooms, hot baths, telephone and all modern conveniences.Transients accommodated.re \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014rn \u201c FOR RENT\u2014FINE NEW APART ment house, all perfect modern conveniences, very desirable locality, five minutes from toll-gate.Apply to J.Rousseau, 779 St.Fey Road, Phone 1377.\u2014 ee HOUSE TO LET\u2014IMMEDIATR possession.No.Lachevrotiere street.Apply to Cyr.Tessier, No- = condition, having lost your, 1 for an .office «xd the upper two stories can be rested a8 one ot two pete This lo 0 suitably ilding to rest \u2018or tbe above pur pores do #4 will J at the | of he new whar! of uebes avis snd colored, worth soe, week 19e.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FARRE, | SAFES \u2014 NEW AND SECOND band safes carried in stock.Bargains.Dominion Safe & Vault Co's safes\u2019 give you absolute protection against\u2019 loss by fire or burglars.The Cana-: dian Fairbanks Co, Ltd, Montreal.FOR SALE \u2014 ON ST.FOYE Road, one minute\u2019s walk from tollgate, Lt-Col.A.F.Ashmead\u2019s fine property.The house contains some eleven rooms.All modern conveniences; stables; beautiful garden.Immediate possession.For further par~ ticulars and permit to visit apply to Alex.Hardy, Real Estate Broker, Hochelaga Bank Building, St.Peter street._\u2014 re ere FOR SALE OR TO LET FURnished for the winter months, house of twelve rooms, with all modern con veniences.for f \u2018particulars, apply to 170 Maple Avenue.FOR SALE\u2014ON ST.CYRILLE street, comfortable house containing 8 rooms, large ground.For particulars apply to LaRue & LaRue, No taries, 28 St.Ann street.\u2014_\u2014 FOR SALE OR TO RENT.\u2014 Large modern dwelling house, No.12 Mount Carmel street, four stories, bath room on each floor.The finest residential location in Quebec.Ready for ocupation about the 15th September.For full information apply ta A.J.Gorrie, 25 St.Louis street.WALY NILP WANTED MEN WANTED AT ONCE, barber trade, dem.! EDUCATIONAL ar re ern TUTORING FOR MATRICULAtion.Royal Military College, &ec., by graduate of Toronto University.Apply B.M., Chronicle office.~ TRUNKS We Retail Them THE HILL MFG.CO.60-66 St.Valler 8t.Phone 404 sugl?xmon, wed, frixdm QUEBEC RAILWAY, LIGNT à POWER COMPANY The Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Quebec Railway, Light and Power Company, will be held at the office of the Company, Na 101 St.John Street, Quebec, on Tuesday, the 13th day of September next at 3 pm.The transfer books of the Company will be closed from the In to the 13th September, both days inclusive, CHARLES J.PIGOT, Secretary., Quebec, ith August, 1910, sug18.2220,0ept8 \u201c3 RA After One Application Druggiets Are Willing to Guarantee Parisian Sage Because He Knows It Gives Satisfaction to All Who Use It Most druggists know that there is © hair preparation that gives so much satisfaction as Parisian Sage which is now on sale all over Canada \u2018The reasons are many.A large, generous bottle for ; 50 cents.The only hair tonic that is sure to kill the dandruff germs.A rigid gvar- antee to cure dandruff, stop falling hair and itching scalp in two weeks or Keeps the scalp cool in summer and free from unpleasant odors.Will make any woman's hair bewitchingly charming in one week.Grows hair and makes it soft, brilliant and luxuriant.And here's more proof : \u201cSome fourteen years ago I had typhoid fever.It caused my hair to nearly all fall out.I have since used and tried several hair tonics and re- newers, but nothing ever made my hair grow in until 1 tried a bottle of Parisian Sage.The -use of Parisian Sage cooled and cleansed the scalp, re moved all the dandruff, and left my hair silky and glossy in appearance, besides making the new hair grow in.To-day 1 have an abundance of hair, hardly any gray hairs, and no dandruff.* Is it any wonder that I praise Parisian Sage ?\u2014Mrs.Ann E.Moody, 1906 Bainbridge St.Manchester, Va, April 2, \u201809.Leading druggists everywhere sell Parisian Sage for 50 cents, on the money-back plan.The girl with the Auburn hair is on every package.Mail orders filled by Giroux Mfg.Co., money back.Fort Erie, Ont., sole Canadian makers.UNIVERSITY OF B EDUCATIONAL ISHOP'S COLLEGE LENNOXVILLE P.Q Re *% i 2 i =; tel = he = cet 1 Ca EE Lu 27 | Giris\u2019 High School | AND Victoria School The Girls\u2019 High School, 136 St.Augustin street, and Victoria School, St.Joachim street, will be re-opened an Tuesday, 6th September, at 9 o'clock a.m.F.C.WURTELE, Secretary Protestant Board of School Commissionersaug22x14.HI SCHOOL OF QUEBEC wi re-open on | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th, at 9 AM Bays prepared for the University, for | the Reyal Military College, and for busi- sews life.For prospectus and for any information, apply at the School Build se, 30 St.Devis street, Que «.T.AINSLIE YOUNG, Rectoranglôtosepté.COMMERCIAL ACADEMY QuesrC No.4, Cook SL, Upper Town (Mear City Mall) The new pupils will present themselves on Monday, 5th September; the former pupils on the 6th of September.Complete Commercial Course, Short hand in both languages, Telegraphy, Typewriting, Business Practice.Spesial Class for study after school hours The Scientific Course prepares for Surveying and Civil Engineering, etc.Prospectus «ent on application, Apnly to the BROTHER DIRECTOR.anglitoseptd.MACKAY INSTITUTION.Mackay [nstitution for Protestant Deaf Mutes and The Blind, Notre \u2018 Dame de Grace, Montreal.School re-opens on Wednesday, 14th September.The blind taught the oidinary English branches, music snd chair-caning.The deaf educated and taught to speak, instruction it: carpentry and shot-making.HARRIET B.ASHCROFT, Superintendent.GEORGE DURNFORD.Sec'y.Aug 1xtijl ¢ Sept BYRNE BUSINESS COLLEGE: of Levis, will re-open Friday, September 2, 1910 This college given the advantage to poplle of a completo Business Training n Typewriting and Shorthand in both la sll acquired in the shortest apace of time, Merotoriousstudonts assisted to desir able position.For further particulara address ©.} BYRNd, Director, Residential College for Men : Women admitted to Lectures and De rees.Beautifully sibusted in the heart of the Michacimas Term opens Saturday, September 10th, 1310.Matriculation © 13th.Lectures begin 15th, Numerous Bcholarships and Exhibitions.For informatio relating made to the Rev.Principal Metis, P Q.): and for the Ds D.D.ifor Juiy and August, L'ap a l'Aigle, Kasters Towaships to the Arts Faculty.application should be arrock.D.C,L.\u2018address during July, Little tiv Faculty.to the Rev.F.J.B.Allnatt, Q.) For cales pply to F.W, FRITH, M.A., Registrar, Lenuoxville, P,Q July 15xmon,wed,frix2m Exhibition at the Convent OF THE Franciscan Missionaries of Mary You are respectfully requested to visit the exhibition of rare and artistio fancy goods of atl kinds.The work is the produce of the ate- tiers where these sisters employ working girls.Open from 9 a.m.to 7 p.m.180 Grande Allee, Quebec.Joly 6x3m King's Hall, Compton Boarding Sohoo! for Girls Preparation for University Examinations, Royal Academy and Royal College of Music, and 1 Drawing Soclety\u2019s Examinations.Limited num'er of uplls.ichaolmas term begins Sept.14th.Applications to be made to MISS JOLL, Lady Principals july30toldsept.UNION BANK of GANADA DIVIDEND No.94 Notice is bereby given that a Dividend at the rate of 7 per rent per ansum has been declared upon tbe Paid-up Capital Stock of this Institution for the current quarter, and will be payable at its Bank ing House, in this city, and at its branches, on and after Thursday, the Ist day of September next to Shareholders of record as on August 15th, 1910.By order of the Board.G.H.BALFOUR, General Manager.Quebec, July 26th, 1910.Aug 1zmon,thz18 BANK OF MONTREAL OTICE is hereby given that a Divi.DEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALY PER CENT.upon the paid-up Capital Steck of this Institution has heen declared for the current Quarter, and that the same will be PAYABLE at its Banking House in this City, and at its Branches, on and after THURSDAY, the Firar Day or Szrreunes next, to Shareholders of record of 16th August.By order of the Board.E.B.CLOUSTON, Goneral Manager.Montreal, 22nd July, 1910.July 25x1 w monxtill Rept 1 .A Leading New York Motel The Gregorian 35th Street Between Sth Avenue and Broadway \u2014 New Modern 1¢ Slory Pireprool ot inst away from the noise, print) all Jeading shops asd incipal \\ffeatres, Penunylve York Central B.R.Stati Here you will And the het, fort.elegance aod efficien preciated by the most exact 308 large Aight rooms, saoh with bath, at 12.00 to $5.00 por day\u2014Buites 04.00 werd .Gestawrants, ala Oarte-Gb Table d'itete Luneheen, 68 eo-vts DANIEL P.RITONEY Aug ixly P.O.Box; 18 Office Telephone, 1184 AMOS J.COLSTON Hoohelaga Bank Bullding | 138 M Peter Street.Quobes.Canadian Audit and Appraisers\u2019 Asesecintion Accanntant, Au liter, Curator, Lignidater and Oeneral Agest, Real Merate, Jmmber and Puiprood Bought and Seid, , ang th of com.feevice ap ag.15 Pelix St, Levis P.Q + ewiSsmon,wedxdw, + BLOCKADE THIS YEAR Everything Now in Readiness and Railroads in Good Shape.~~ Fort William, Aug.$7.\u2014Never before were the railways in such good shape to handle the grain crop as they are at present, and the only drawback is a slight sesreity of harvesters in some portions of the West.For the last six weeks the CN.R, CPR and G.T.R bave been moving their rolling stock westward.Hundreds of freight ears, not to mention numbers of locomotives, have been over hauled and rushed west from the lake ter minals, where they have stood idle during most of the summer.At the terminal elevators, the storage capacity of which now aggregates 26,250,000 bushels, approximately 700,000 busbels more than at this time last year, the first cars of grain have been received, and everything is im readiness for the annual fall race with time and wheat, With the Canadian Northern roadbed in much better condition than it has ever been before, with the new second track of the Canadian Pacific between Fort William and Winnipeg earrying one-half of that line\u2019s freight between the two cities, and the Grand Trunk Pacific in readiness to bring forward its hundreds of thousands of bushels of wheat, the once dreaded grain blockades of Western Canada are a bugaboo of the past.' NO GENERAL STRIKE IN SPAIN LIKELY.Bilbao, Spain, August 28\u2014Repre- sentatives of the Spansih workmen's federation in session here to-day decided by a vote of 17 to 13 not to proclaim a general strike.WON PRIZE FOR FLIGHT ACROSS LAKE.Geneva, N.Y., August 28\u2014Armand Dufaux to-day won the Swiss Aviation Club's prize for a flight across Lake Geneva in an aeroplane.Starting at Moville, 4 miles south of Montreux, he flew to Collognes, near Geneva.The distance, about 41 miles, was made in 56 minutes.WHIRLPOOL INCLINE DESTROYED BY FIRE.Niagara Falls, N.Y.Aug.20\u2014The Whirlpool inclined railway, the last of the inclines on the American side of the Niagara gorge was destroyed by fire early this (Monday) morning.Dick Finns, a colored watchman, is missing and is believed to have perished.The Woodford flour mill near by caught fire several times and was badly damaged.FEDERAL MINISTERS WILL WELCOME CARDINAL.Ottawa, Aug.26\u2014Last week 3,000 ounces of gold arrived at the Royal Canadian Mint from the Yukon.It was in bars.Hon.L.P.Brodeur is back from Banff, and with Hon.Chas.Murphy will go to Quebec to welcome Cardinal Vanutelli on Wednesday.The Canadian Trade Commissioner at Leeds, Eng., advises cereal manufacturers to send breakfast foods to Britain, where he says there is a good market.FLIGHT FRROM PARIS TO LONDON IS DIFFICULT.Kemsing, Eng., August 28\u2014John B.Moissant, the aviator, started again at 7.53 o'clock this morning to finish out the remaining 27 miles of his flight from Paris to London.Again, however, he was doomed to disappointment, for after having risen to a height of fifty fest in a tricky wind his monoplane swerved downward and stiuck the earth.The propeller of the machine was smashed and the fore wheels buckled, but neither Moissant nor his mechanician, Alb.Fileux, was injured.A crowd of 300 persons witnessed the attempted flight.INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF SOCIALISTS OPENED.Copenhagen, Aug.28\u2014The Internationa) Socialist congress opened here to-day with goo delegates and 700 guests in attendance.Among the delegates are 30 Americans.M.Derbang, a member of the Folkething, delivered an address of welcome, and M.Vandercelt, the Socialist leader in the Belgian Chamber of Deputies, who is President of the congress, opened the discussion with a report on the progress of social democracy.He concluded with an enthusiastic tribute to Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader in the Cie:man Reichstag, and Herr Singer, President of the Social- Democratic Congress, neither of whom was able to be present.This afternoon there was a great open ale mass meeting.The American delegates will endeavor to have the next congress meet in the United States.Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons TROUSEKS.300 pairs of trousers for children, in flannel serge will be sold this week for asc.; also 100 pairs, double Knees and double seat for 49 and A ap.Cabin ès Ti Ed Class Tonian 4 Preterian.\u2014 Obe ciaosendie salled second §45.00 and up, third class $28.73.Londen, Narre, Custes & Mentreal (ervioy » py Aug.Jah = From Havre treqamatviay 8h Aug.Lake Rrie 1 \u201c\" Pomersulas nd jd Bicilian - \u201cwth Bardinjas arth 2 Sept.Sth Bept.Corinthian at This sleamer does net carry Ose class cabin called second, to London na endup, To Havre $45.00 and up on Fomerasiau or Bardlalas, s.sonsd \u201csos.lias, Corinthisa or Lake Third class to London, $12.iid Third class to Havre, $33.05 From iduhi 1 4 Smoked 1 Midship Selouns, Music au np.ou Promenade .Deck, Electric Light Keels, Every modern fmprovement, Marconi Wireless Telegraph ou bof Passenger Boats being atoncs a convenioncs and additional safeguard in cas: of accident ALLANU, RAE à \u2026 Agente 169 Crean! Streetatl «|REFORD AGENCIES DONALDSON LINE TO CLASGOW Uno Clnes Oabin servies from Montreal Cassandra (Cold Storage) -Sept._ 1 TE Saturnin (Coid Storage Sept.8 Lakonia (Cold Storage) t 3 T.8.8, Athesla (Cold Storage) PABBAGR RATHA: Eee sae, j 84520 and pere dre $27.75; Westbound, ha ard THOMSON LINE I.83 Joma (cold te storage ant cool air.Bept.3 8.8.Huroza (cold storage ad, aie) Sept, 20 8.8, Devona (cold storage and Sog ain.Sept.17 cool air) Sept.94 TNE ROBERT REFORD 0O0., LIMITRD Montreal, Torents, ot John, kB, PICKFORD & BLACK STEAMERS Bail from Halifax every 12 days for Bermuda, Windward leiands, Barkadess, Trinidad and Domerare.They are the finest boste In the trade, and revers, tee with all who travel 31 them.5 et, describing a Trip to Tropics oa na & B'Liner, cau be obtained ou application.THE ROSERT REFORD CO., Limites \u201c Montreal, Taronts, Quebes, 8 deb, KB, ST.LAWRENCE LINE Quebon te Wal Bay, bores, fmand Bivens 5.5.CABCALPELIA, i 90 tons, with most modern accommodation or 58\u20ac: Ts, sa esday 30th Augus E Noun and every alternate Tuesday thoreatter.NEW YORK FROM questo the Par-Famed Siver Seguonay.Cull chamottetous and Halifax, 8.8.I' rires va fons, sails from Quebec md September at s p.m.New York, Bermuda and West Indles Lines From Pier 47.Norit River, New Yorke ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA.$ 2 and ROUND up TRIP UDLAN, 5,000.ions Bath AE 7th, 17th and 28th Beptember, at 10 a.m.From New York for St.Thomas, st vas St.Kitts, fatigum Guadelou Dominic, Martinique, 5t.Lucia, Barbadoss and Lemerars : 88.GUIANA.2 p.m., 6th September.88, KORONA, 2 p.m., 20th September.For all faformation, apply te QUEBEO STEAMSHIF CO., LTD, 40 Dalbousie Street.F.8.STOCKANG, Tiekoet \u2018Bh fæuis Street.Quebeo & Levis Ferry Company, Limited.) Un and After 20th June, 1910 \u2018The steamers North and South will make the following trips pred ria, teavelling 3 ou the undermeutione wars, fro \u201c\u20ac Napoleon! Share Quebec.cod ont Tenis weather and circumstances Whi LEAVE QURBRS Rvs | INTBROOLONTAL, BAILWAY = au Limited to | 12, Qeean dmited 5 $2 real (Daily os fro! ostreal loaday) attr ex, Sumtoo Express to River du Loup asd 300 ode mt Flavie KE 7 alifaz ez.Bunday) dr ex.Mon.\u2019 od M Mxpress from i 30 Express to Ment- verdu Lou tant: real (Daily) 1y ex.Sunday) » Rrprese to Hall.| P.M faz rica Trent 12:43 Expres from Malifax daily (exc, ii tA Scam Monday.) Moabelttou ouly.day from camp \u201cws Kaprese to River belitou only, du Lonp (Daily |; 1.45 Reprete from ex.fi Sateen) (Dail y 31.45 Coan Tinie te 17-06 Express Te Halifax Daily tle Metis (Daily 15, Bundsy| ex.S+turday) Quabeo Ceaser Railway, AM apre bite fe mm 13.30 res from is Puornaieeh Bouton & ring- land, (Daily ox.field (Dally ex.snader).Bunday) Me 2.20 es frora New Pa say to New (Daily en Yo (Daily ex, ) Eaturday\u2019 pus fra from 4.30 Rupres to on En te Moustaiss à Boringheld (Dat.&P dd (DR ex.Sunday) on, oe y) 1 Grand Trunk Bauer System, to tne! Daily ex, art Sep = PM.Men ne vou |\" Ve fo, 10 the 110 En, the es Lil fry pret AUCTION SALE The Sussauit Tebuose Faotery 0e, Ltd Quebec, in liquidation.Thander to hereby given that os Thursday, Sop.15,1910, a (0 v'oook A.Mwill be wid at my ofice : ¢« Daihousle St, uebes, the assets of sald estate as follows : A-fock is trade con soxpottes of snull pen is packages er leaf, cigare, ete, B-Vurniture.\u2026\u2026.0000 3 D390.3¢ 00 18.00 \u20ac\u2014Book est accordi lan sock, horses asd vehledai rrveihedn sere 00000 sosegssasee A Labels \u20ac ppératus, ofc.O-Rent to od May ser, Each item will be sold rately.The Inventory aed tint Tore, avis may be seen at my office.The facto tll be of on Wednesday, §t Joie\u201d (or the luipaction of que rad Conditions of payment : CASH.LPR osagow, 1 oy and aad Ose or Ce Bulidinggneber.54 August, sem.\u2014\u2014 MEDOBGALL § CONANS, STOCK BROKERS, 81ST.PETER STREET H.S.THOMSON % BONDS.WR INVITR SNQUIRY W.Graham Browns & Ca, DEALERS IN BONDS 222 ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL Government, Muniolpal AND Corporation Bonds - \" Bought and Sold McGILL BURROUGHS.QUEBEC, RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.SUMMER TIME-TABLE, 1910 re evdale Bunda nae 12th, 190, trates AIC T 7: J pus, BXTWREN QUEBEC AND MONTMORENCY FALLS.Week Days.) Leave Quence for Mentmoresney Falls TZ minutes from s 8.14.to 100 But.and tional trains La 7.4m, $20, bo, 7.18 En and to.15 p.m.ave Montmorpacy Falls for bee every minutes from 6.08 a.m.10.9 Is =e ditional trains atl 6.11 A.M, $4% 7.54 aud 10.24 p.m.{Sundays Leave Quebec for Montmorency Falls Gv, 20072 00, 9.00, 10.004.48d every 3» mime ates from 1.000.mi, to 11.00 p.m Quarter hourly service Sunday afternsos when travel is heavy.Leave Movimorency Falls for Quedes, 6.41, 9.09, 3.39, 10.09, 10.39, 11.09, 11° A.= 12.09, 13.39 p.m, and every 3» minutes 5.99 pm.to UE rie QUEBEC AND #TE ANNE DR BÉAUPRR (Week Days.) 1eave Quebec for Ste.Anne do RTE IR Hog at Montmorency Falls, 6.50, 7.30 ?t.30 A.12.3.1%, 2.1 1 ei Gas .on ae bts Là ohe Bte, An Jae Veo for Quebes £30, 7.98, 0.30, 9.98, 10.39, 11.30 S.m., rad 208,313, 4.15, 3.18, 6.15.7.13 snd 9.43 pm.\u2018Sundays.} ve c for Gte Anse de at Montmorency Falls $6.00, rs oT 9.00, 10.00 8.1., J1.48, 2.15, 3.18, G18, 7.18 10.15 p.15.Leave oe Anne de Beaupre fer Quebec Le Fr 7.50, 9400, 5.30, 10.00, \u2018112.00 \"eon, 140, = SRTWEKN gue.DEAUPRR AND 87.(Week ay) Leave Quebec for Beaupre, Aw, 11.90 em, we avd 7.1 spa Leave Quebec for ot.Jonehim, 8.90, 12.90 a.m.2.35, 8.18 aud 7.Tsp : Les sre rors \u2018or Quebec, 7.55, 29.03 8.0, 1.0 Serreth Johor quebes, 713 0415 28.1 140, 3.00, 6.33 and ¢.0 p.m.(Sundays ! eave Quebec for Deaupre 6.50, Aco a.m.1.43 nd 78pm.Leuve Quebec or Bt.Jonchim, 620 aus, 1.44 irs Seton Quebes, Seo La hay foe > am, : Leave St Joachim fer Quebec, 2,90 a.m, 300 an Brean iratns.all nthers are Miectrie tenine NOTE \u2014Mlectric rar co conpects at Masta) Jetwil all trains for pa po ot com from Mastai alto, sylum, ete.inj \"Rontasorency F Faits Mievater rus as loliows: \u2014week days, trom Gam} Le pit.es Sundays, from 9.00 9.11.to 11,30 P.Com tation.Hee Josaed te aah tions, Local press servi ce parcels.Be ns xen, meats, fruits, etc., on ult rate « ts and pede arcordi For a ther 1a formation pel Reig te Sheer intendent, C.BR A CARR, 3 A RVRRRLI, tnperistendes: Gen\", Mauager Ehq Quebec Chroride Printed and published by Tus CænoNt- ors Printing Company, D.Watson, Gen: oral Manager, at the building of the Company, © Buads street, Quebes.Subseriptions:\u2014Daily, $3.00 per en- am; y, 01.00 por annum.Aévertisements:\u201418 cents per agate * (âne, cach insertion + \u2018tthe Interstate Cor il Bent § Stook Brokers Ne.53.1 Pr Sieg.Privates Wire to Montreal, Toronto, Beston And New York Telephone No.946, \"6.W.WALCOT, Member oe Stock Exchange Specially Selected Munipal Debentures yielding from 434 to 54%.: Particulars on application, 98 St.Peter St.Telephones 377 or 823 Quebec\u2014 NEW YORK srodx MARKET.By private wire to dd, Lesperance & Co., Hochelags \u201c Building :\u2014 New York, Aug.8Tr\u2014Bime vas shown in to-dey's opérations on the stock exchange, but the movement was so dull ard narrow es te Be almost eat ureless.There were frequent periods of absolute stagnation during the brief ses sion, the overturn aggregating less than 100,000 shares.Europe\u2019s markets were quiet and practically unchanged, despite a continuance of the storm of criticism in Berlin and eisewhere on the continent resulting from Emperor Williams senea- tional speech on the divine right of kings.Industrial conditions were again slightly adverse, especially \u2018in the textile trade, where further curtailment of operations due to lack of demand was reported from New England mill centres.There was n very marked decrease in idle ear equip- meat surplus average for the past fortnight being reduesd by almost 27,006 ears.The agencies reported uncertain or irregular conditions in most lines of commores.Western shippers were supposed to have Wntlined s plan of attack on the advanes in treight rates at M: ® bearing befors Commission.Weather conditions, ssdording to moet advices, were helpful to erope except in Texas, where à sbvasp fall in tempers ture excited some fdars of damage to, cotton and corn.In the loeal cotton market August options went to 2 new high record, sdvanging 36 points at the opening, and other options were up 8 to 10 points, but resections from these prices were general before the close of the market.The bank statement displayed the ovens] discrepancy in ity average and ne- tual tables, loans under the former sys tem increasing almost $10,500,000, while under the actual condition the increase was little more than $500,000.The actual decrease of reserves on all deposits was $1,600,000, with an actual eash loss of 08,416,000.The net change in cash reserves was trifing\u201496.57 per cent, against 28.90 per cent the previous week.Louns of the State benks and trust companies operating outside the jurisdiction of the Clearing House fell off $8,600,000, with a small gain in cash.U.B.government 8s advanced 1% per cent, the greistered 4s 9% and the coupons ¥ on esll during the week, Total sales of bonds, par value, $418,500.Quotations on the New York Btoek Exchange, as received by Bruneau & Dupuis from Charles Head & Co., showed ranges «s follows:\u2014 Open.High.Low.Close.Atchison .97% OTR 97% 07% Am\u2019 Car Fdry, 48% 48% 48% 48% Am Smelting.68514 6815 6514 684 Balti & Ohio.104% 10436 104 104 Brooklyn R T.74% 74% 74% 74% Can Pas Ry.189 189 180 189 Ches & Ohio.78 78 73 18 Copper, Amal.645) 04% 84% 64K Gas, Consol .120% 180 12034 120% Gen Electric .144% 144% 143% 143% Gt Nor pf.1344 134 18414 13444 Kan & Tex.81% 81% 31% 81% Ice .19% 19% 10% 19% Missouri Pac .52% 52% 52% 02% Nor Pae 1188 118% 113% 118% N Y Centrsl.111 111 110% 110% Pennsylvanie .128% 12814 128 128 People\u2019s Gas.106 106 306 106 Pressed 8 Car.34 34 84 84 Beading .140% 14146 140% 160% Bock I .30% 80% 30 30% Soo common.18814 12814 128 128 St Paul .120 120 119% 119% Southern .113 118 112% 112% Union Pas .165%4 165% 164% 165% U 8 Steel.6044 60% 68% 69% U 8 Steel pf.11574 115% 115% 115% Wabash pf .36% 36% 364 364 METAL MARKETS.Now York, Aug.27.\u2014With the exchanges closed as usual on Baturday, metals were dull and practically nominal.Tin quiet, 35.80 to 36.35.Lake copper 13.8714 to 13.00; electrolytic 12.68% to 18.75 and casting 18.25 to 13.50.Lead 4.40 10 4.45; spelter 5.35 to 5.45.Iron unchanged.-NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.By private wire to MoDeugall & Cowans, 81 Bt.Peter street :\u2014 New York, Aug.27\u2014A dull, listless and uninteresting market, with ranges insignifieant, gives the history of to-day's market.In the early dealings it was strong, most stecks running up to the high level of yesterday, with Reading going balf a point higher.Later om it sagged off and small net declines were recorded.Thete was no more reason for the advance than there was for the subsequent decline, the Ametuations ently being caused by the professional clement on the feet.AUCTION SALE Te the matter of ERNEST VICTOR LAPRANSE, of Quebec, Grocer, Insolvent.Notice is hereby given that op Monday, Aagest 20ht, 1910, atllo'oloek AM, Be mae BIT Sl, (I un .asete of me acte as follows © \u201ca Oa Fur Furniture.{a rent Rolling ca (2x The sale will be Bade sree week fu the dol i iar to the highest The inventory a ad the list of book ts and rolling stock © San be exsmined at ; The store wilt ba od for the » stock lus Pres Loguet , or before on applying ihe u us ee LRPAIVRE & LÉVAIVER, Office s x05 BL st, gb MONTREAL STOOK.EXCHANGE.Quotations furnished hy Messrs.Neuville Belleau & Co., 93 3t.Peter street: \u2014 Sellers.Buyers.Black Jake .,.28 2 Illinois .vers 89% Canadian Pas .180% Dominion pf .104 Oglivie .carr es 126% Lake of the Woods.120% .Mackay Companies .87 854 Dominion Iron Detroit .¢.Comment pf\u20145 at 81, 25 at 50%.Crown Eeserve\u2014800 at 280.Dominion Iron\u201425 at 62%.Montreal Power\u201445 at 181.Montreal BStreet\u201425 at 250, 30 at 24834, 130 at 249, 25 at 248%, 20 at 24834, 20 at 248, 125 at 240.Quebes Ry\u2014125 at 42.Quebes bouds\u20141,000 at 81%.Toronto\u201410 at 118.PRODUCE MARKETS.New York, 27 \u2014Flour was quiet but steady; receipts 206,751; shipmente 13,- 204.Rye flour steady.Coromesl steady; fine white and yellow 1.55 to 1.60; coarse dull; kilndried 8.50.Rye dull; new 78% f.0.b.New York.Barley quiet; malting 73 to 78 old c.i.f.Buffalo.Wheat firm, No.8 red 106% elevator and 108 f.o.b.afloat; new No.1 Northern Duluth 19334 f.o.b.to arrive.Futures were firm all day, in face of bearish ee | ER and large world\u2019s exports, influenced by a better cash and export demand and commission houss support, closing 15 to Yee net higher.Exporters bought 20 loads of Beptember nt 106% to 107%; closed 107%; December 110% to 113, closed 110%; May 114% to 118%, closed 118%; receipts 80,200; shipments 2016.Corn, spot steady; No.2 7014 elevator, domestic besis to arrive cif.Future market was witbout transactions, closing nominally Sc net bigher.September closed 60% ; December closed.6714; May closed 675.Recelpte 17,695; shipments 950.Oats, spot stesdy; new standard white 39; new No.3 white 3034; de No.8 89; do.No.4 38%.Future market was without travsactions, closing % to 340 higher September closed 38%; December 421; receipts 157,075; shipments 1,000.Molasses dull.Freights quiet and steady.Peanuts steady.Raw sugar steady; refined steady.OIl8, ETC.Liverpool\u2014Turpentine spirits, steady, 50e Sd.Rosin, common firm, 14s 94.Petroleum, refined steady, 7d.Liuseed oil firm, 43.London\u2014Caleutts linseed, Auguet-Sep- tember, 70s.Linseed oil 40s 8d.Sperm oil £32.Petroleum, American refined 6d; do.spirits 74.Turpentine spirits 50s 7%d; do.flue, 17s.Antwerp\u2014Petroleum 19 france 50 centimes.; Savannsh\u2014Turpentine firm, 6944 to 69%c; sales 407; receipts 718; shipments 280; stocks 13,760.Rosin firm; receipts 2,620; shipments 515; stocks 65,175; esles 3,110.Quotations: \u2014B, $58.60; D, $5.70; E, $5.80; F, 85.90 to 45.95; G, 45.85 to 95.074; H, $6.00; I, 46.05; K, 66.074; M, $6.10; N, 66.15 to 06.25; WG, 96.25 to $6.50; WW, 46.50.New York\u2014Rosin quiet.Turpentine quiet.MONTREAL OLOSING LETTER.By private wire to MeDougall & Cow ans, 81 Bt.Peter street: \u2014 Montreal, Aug.$7.\u2014The market today has been the dullest we have bad for some time.Street Railway was the only stock to show any demand at all and it was weaker.People who want to spealt at the street railway meeting in November must lold stock for sisty days.It will be interesting to seo how the stock will act after ember 8.The investment demand is still nil, and until people show more signs of taking some interest in the market as a whole it will lack much life.It is a hard market to FOR SALE Pro; 38 st Lot right nel to ee Mergers Bel] Building, making the fasst corner in St.Roch 8 pecially for BANK premises.APPLY ROCK REALTY cs.111 Mountain IN (erin Bisel) FOR SALE Property on St.Louis Street Property on Haldimand Strest Properties on St.Conevieve Avenue Property on Crande Alles Property on Aberdeen Street Property on St.Ursuls Street Property on Maple Avenue Vaoant Lots on Park Avenus Property on St.John Street Property on St.John Str within on ohn Stree n Property on Crant Street $t.Roohe Property on Henderson Strest.Property on Rameny Street Property on 8t.Andrew Street Properties on 8t.Paul Street Property on Champlain Street Property on St.Valler Street Property on River St.Charles opposite Victoria Park Property on Little River Road Property on leland of Orleans For Partioulars Apply to AMOS.J.COLSTON, Noohelaga Bank Bullding 132 St.Peter Street.Aug£tt PHONE 349.\u2018THEO.HAMEL, To lswstors and Specfaters STOCK AND MINING EXCHANGES.ow York Erne Th on morgie v ELISA ev buy stocks in, except by advancing prices, end just as bard to sell except at declines.We will be governed by New York market, which shows very little life.B.A.LAND WARRANTS.8.A.Land Warrants quoted $680 bid and $688 asked by McDougall & Cowans, Winnipeg, Mas.Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons CLOBING LETTER | By private wire to Neuville Bellesu & : Co., 93 Bt.Peter street, from Chas.Head : & Co, New York:\u2014 New York, Aug.27\u2014The stock market was a decidedly uninteresting affair, there being n little easier tone during the later trading under the influences of | profit taking, with the result that the more active issues declined à point.The | ! market closed featureless, indications being for a continuance of the present backing and filling) so that a policy of | quick turns is desirable.The bank state- ; : ment was about as expected, there being | | h decrease in the reserve of $1,600,000, | with an increase in loans of more, than $500,000.THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Huao Orros - - - Toronto Capa 10,000000 Rest $5,000,000 TRAVELLERS\u2019 CHEQUES | Are a most Convenient way in hice ® te | carry mone en travelling abroa: are issued A denominations of y 810, $20, 850, $100 Ano $200 and the exact amount le in durer Belgium, Denmark ane, German, Great Britain, Botiand, Italy, Nerway, Russls, Sweden aoû Switrerland ie er on the face of each cheque, while in other countries they are payable at current rates.The cheques ail information regard.| ing them ma them may be obtained at every oft office Ww.H.I DUNSFORD, Manager.Quebec Branch, 127 St.Peter St, 1836 ish A Joint Accoumt either may do the banking, - low $1.00 opens à Savings Accomnt.pounded at highest current rates.Meney-may-be withdrawn at any time.QUEBEC BRANCH\u2014R L ALLO, MANAGER : St.dohn'a Onte, Upper Town Braneh\u20146, M.Be R Anice, Aoting Mgr.THE, BARK.of \u201codpitatane Reserve Over $7,000,800) i\u201c » 9 may be of by two mom- bars of a! 4 with- Janey, be, ore alens, so thet convenisat, Interest oem Borel VIRE STOCKS \u201cAs Imperial Marriage\u201d by A.We Marchmont.\u201cAn American Baby Abrosd,\u201d by Mrs.C.N.Crewdson.\u201cGloela,\u201d the Princess of Snows.\u201cThe New Commandment,\u201d by Ant thony Verrall.\u201cThe Cliff End,\u201d by A.C.Booth.\u201cThe Dope Doctor,\u201d by Rich.Dehang, \u201cThe One Who Came After,\u201d by Edna Lyall.P.J.EVOY'S BOOKSTORE.141 88.John St.NOTICE ma fren ih sell ried vl roi merged as well Does other water lier that was there up to don winter at the end of the long wharf, The position of the pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge River is as tore shown by a flat buoy by day and os white daght by night, \u2018and the position of the water pier recently taken at the end of the long wharf bo a straight line with the said flat\u2019 i and about 600 fest to the west, Cap Rouge Wharf and Pier Ca.N.FLOO Trans-$t.Laurent Navigation Coy.Lt Won Offise, Fraservilie, P.Q.Regular service between the South side of the Bt.Lawrence and the * Kingdom of ths Baguenay © by $8.MANONE.SUMMER SERVICE 1910 JULY and AUGUST Von Wet, Tees Pid.Than tm rons Arr.leave atv lave Ar.lesee Riviere du .Catheri te) Bignifics fternooa.« to auit the Richelien and Outaris 11) Stops if desired.so the Intercolonial and Temiscounta ys Transportation of passzogers and freight) fori viormation apply to M.GEO.PELLETIER, Manager.SEER MONEY TO LOAN n Mortgare 0 ee Securities LARUE & DELAGRAVE 2 Cook St.Phone 931 Cor.Ann St and City Hall Ave.GASPE STEAMSHIP LINE The 8.8.Lady of Gaspeintended to sail for Gaspe and Baie Je Capt.Ro rena : (attente as Ne accommodation fo passen- mers, first.second and third clacs Por freight and passongsr ra:24 07 atheri er formation apply to BOUCHARD BROTHER}, 40, Dalhousie $4 F.8, STOCKING, Ticket Agent 82 Louis St 30 H.P.TOURING CAR FOR HIRE HOUR « or DAY At Popular Rates ED.FLEMING, @ A.A Grounds \u2018Telephone 311 July 12xt.f.\u2014 Moving Time Is the best time to take advan: tage of the modern laundry.Ou experienced staff and perfected enuip- ment enable ta to offer à highly efficient service with complete entis faction to our customers.r\u2014\u2014 Tryun Our Work Pleas.TH IMPERIAL LAUNDRY 56 VALIER ST.PHONE 9 > » Lm + ) 10 \u2014\u2014 L « JTHR Q É races Re eu MONDAY.AUGUST 29, 1010 We manufastare olgars of high quality snd pothing olse.Our RB brands are : LA FLOR AMIMENTE LA DÉLIOIA (now cigar) PRIMEROS EL DIAMANTE COLD STAR WAS-COLUMBUS LRAPEAU-NATIONAL ROSA CASTILLA LITTLE BOUQUEY D Wo guarantee all our brands 8 made of the best imported tobac- # cos which we import direct.EH.D.BARRY, Quebec.Mir.of High Orade Gigare WHAT HEALTH One can enjoy by installing modern Plumbin Appliances as sold by the MECHANICS\u2019 SUPPLY CO.\u2019 80-90 SL.Paul Street.To Parents The schools will soon re-open.If your child is obliged to use an Exercise Book, consisting of 48 or 60 pages, for which five certts is charged, remember you are not getting the best value for your money.Insist on their using our Mammoth Exeroise Books and Mammoth Soeks.For qual- ito of paperan quantity of pages, they are exceptional value.Call and examine them.Also, ses our stock of Pencil \u2018Boxes, Pencils, Pens, ete., etc.BABY CARRIAGES TANITURE AND BEDDING Mirrors in Variety Gheap Cash Sale Pormiiure Repaired.Polished and Uiphost g:4 D.S.Rickaby Cabinet Maldng and Undortaiina Establiohment \u2014_\u2014 hens 351.$37 SL John 32 T.H O'NEILL, Ask for my Prices 148 86 don Sree and Samples GEO.TANGUAY Lower Town Quebec Flour, Pork and General Provisions \u2014 ALSO \u2014 Hay, Oats, Moulees, Shorts and all kinds of Feed GO CARTS Stylish and Durable\u2014Furniture of ail Descriptions.James Perry, 823 $t.Paul $t FÜRNITURE REPAIRED Buy Truman's Sanitary Vermin Proof Moss Mattress at $4.50, nothing better.All kinds of Furniture repaired, re-cover- ed and polished.Work collected and delivered free.Truman, 13 Cote d'Abraham.FHON# 3025.A Long List But Short Prices Something good to be known, good things to bought at MYRAND & POULIOT'S Grocery Store \u2014 70 Crown Street, St.Roch ms ve The most palatable wines and tonics, selected marks, most of the taste flavors, Read Through the List and Bow to the Fame.Norwegian Tar Wine.erecaaas ++\u2026.{#L75 for $L50 French Wine Dubonnet.a.1L00for XN Mariani Wine.\u2026.\u2026.0.vere.LO0Ofor .90 Bacchus Wine from Bourgogne.100for .90 St Michaels Wine.\u2026.-.TSfor .69 Des Carmes Wine.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00.0.75for .69 St.Martin Wine.vesesesses .75for .69 St.Leon Wine.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.secsessserss JI5for 69 La Trappe Phosphate Wine.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.75for .69 Camptell\u2019s Quinine Wine.sv.JT5f0r .69 For 50c only during the whole week you will be allowed to buy the following which are just landing here : Garnier\u2019s French Liquor, half a bottle.Cocoa Cream.cov .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ceenrssssanscrsacassasS0C Anisette Liquor.Apili:otine Liquor.Cod Mint Cream.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.Menastine Liquor.ccoeeireteoressoncsscsssnsaronce Cream of Roses.Cherry Brandy .Peach Brandy.Curacoa Brandy.Cream of Violet.00.s00cunooncnsoon sacs con es SOC Duffy's Apple Juice at 25¢ and 50¢ a bottle, first quality apple extract \u2014 no alcohol or effervescent.Duffy's Grape Juice, a royal beverage, when mixed with mineral water, : Johnson's Bass Ale and Stout.The only quality of Beers and Portars used on this side of the ocean.at Myrand & Pouliot's Grocery Store 70 Crown Street, St.Rech 3 .50¢ 50e 50c 50¢ \u201covvace cs00vessec con Ï0C ELOQUENT SERMONS WERE PREACHED By Ven.Archdeacon Madden and Rev.Geo.Hanson Yesterday.Saturday morning the executive of the Quebec Evangelical Alliance, representative of the several Evangelic, al churches of the city, met in the rooms of the Y.M.C.A.to extend B.| Christian greetings and welcome to the Venerable Archdeacon Madden, and the Revd.Geo.Hanson, M.A, D.D., a delegation from the British Evangelical Alliance to Canada, in the interests of unity and Christian cooperation in all lands.There was a good attendance, and in the absence of the President, the Revd.Hugh A.Ellis, the Revd.Wylie C.Clark, B.D, was called upon to\u2019 preside and to lead in the devotional exercises.He explained the bdbject of the meeting, and called upon the Revd.Dr.Love and the Revd.E.J.Stobo to address words of welcome to the deputation which was done in-a very brief and happy manner, and was acknowledged appropriately by the members of the deputation, and a very pleasant and profitable hour was spent in conference and prayer.The Revd.G.H.Cobbledick, M.A, B.D., closed the proceedings with an appropriate prayer and the benediction.Yesterday the Ven.Archdeacon Madden preached to large congregations in Trinity Church and in the Cathedral and delivered interesting and inspiring messages to both cong.egations.The Revd.Geo.Hanson, M.A, B.D, in the morning preached in Chalmers\u2019 Church to a Union congregation, the Methodists having consented to merge their service with that of Chalmers\u2019 Church.There was a large congregation and a hearty and inspiring service.In the evening there was a united service in the Methodist Church, Chalmers\u2019, St.Andrew\u2019s and the Baptist churches having merged their evening services into that of the Methodist Church.There was a very large congregation.- The Revd.Dr.Hanson was again the preacher and delivered to the united congregations a powerful and informing address.The day was an auspicious one to the Evangelicals of the city, and will be long remembered as leaving an influence for good.The deputation will visit over twenty of the principal centres in Canada in the interests of the Alliance before returning to the old tand.The Quebec Evangelical Alliance was formed in the year 1873, and has since served a very useful end, during the last 37 years.The deputation will be heartily welcomed back to the old rock city and their voices gladly heard onée more.DEATH OF AGED FRENCH PRIEST IN ONTARIO.Windsor, Ont, August 28.\u2014 Revd.Bartholomew Boubat, 78 years of agé, one of the oldest members of the Catholic priesthood in Ontario, is dead | at the former home, this city.Father Boubat was born and resided in Clermont France, and came to Canada about the middie of the last century.He was one of a number of young French men who answered a call made by the then Bishop of Toronto at a time when there was a dearth of p.iests in the Dominion.His first charge was St.Pierre parish, in Raleigh township, near Chatham, and he subsequently occupied 15 different charges throughout Western Ontario, ARCTIC SHIP ROOSEVELT HAS ANOTHER ESCAPE.New York, Aug 27\u2014The Roosevelt, Commanfier Robert E.Peary\u2019s ship of discovery, narrowly cscaped serious injury from fire to-day at her berth at Weehawken, N.J.The steamer was mored ncar the piers of the Union Dry Dock Co, which were swept by flames with a loss of about $150,000.So quickly did the blaze spread that the forecastle of the Roosevelt was ablaze before help could be summoned.Tugs finally pulled the burning vessel aut of danger and she was saved with slight damage.This is the second time the Roosevelt has been afire during her stay in this port.Several weeks ago a smudge in a pile was found between decks and did slight damage.FOR ALL CLASSES.Don't forget that the store for buying what you want for your daughter or son is surely the great store of Quebec Centre.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.ROOSEVELT INDULGES IN SOME COWBOY RIDING.Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug.£7.\u2014 \u2018I\u2019m bers to ses what you fellows can do on the hurricane deck of a broncho,\u2019\u2019 Theodure Roosevelt said to-day as a group of cowboys, the hardest riders in the Wost, gathered about him, mounted on their borses.He saw all that the Wild West of to-day had to show him in the way of deeds of skill and daring and said that the spirit of the West was still alive.As Mr.Roosevelt watched the cowboys at their work, heard the Indians yell and sw the familiar sights of more than 20 Fears ago, when for a short time be was & plaineman, the spirit of it all came over him again and be climbed down from the fag-bedecked reviewing stand and mount.od « big white borse.He galloped around tbe half-mile track at Frontier Park and post the crowded grandstand, while eow- boys yelled, Indians gave thelr war whoop and the rest of the erowd joined in & tremendoss shout.Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobdcco Save the Coupons WEALTHY WOH MO HER PEARLS Smuggler.Now York, Aug.$8.\u2014Ascording customs officials, I, Reynolds À ance, of Pougbkeepale, N.Y., socislly prominent sud wealthy, will be summoned to appeas at the customs house tomorrow to show cause why she should gling.Arriving to-day on the White Star Mner Baltle, customs inspectors say she failed to mention ip her declaration of dutiable goods a $6,000 pearl necklace, found, after a search of ber person, hidden in her hat.According to cus toms officials Mrs.Adriance mentioned no 1s, although submitting à care full) prepared declaration with unusual attention to detsils\u2014even the original invoiees showing the exact purchase prices.She paid $180 in duty, but the customs men\u2019 wérs not satisfied.While Mr.Adriance, who had eome here from Poughkeepsie to meet her, protested in ly, Mrs.Adriance and her 18-year-old daughter Helen were taken to their cabin and searched by women inspectors, who found only a gold mesh purse, which Mrs.Adriance insist- od she had bought in this country.Bhe adhered to this statement, according te the customs officers, until Miss Helen Adriance exclajined: Ob, mother, why don\u2019t you tell them we got it in Lucerne.I wanted you to do that at first.\u2019\u2019 The mother \u2018then admitted, the officials say, that the purse was purchased in Switz erlan® She refused to give it up, but agreed to pay duty.This ended the ordeal temporarily, bui while pacing the pier waiting for the removal of ber trunks, the customs officials charge that Mrs.Adrisnee took a slip of paper from the purse, tore it into tiny bits and threw them away.They were collected by government agents and when patched together gave cvidence which the customs men considered enough to warrant another search.Mrs.Adriance then admitted, they say, that whe had à peatt necklace.She returned to the ship and went to her cabin, closely followed by two women inspectors, where, according to the inspectors, she locked the door.When t i rs finally made entrance they say they found Mrs.Adriance sested os the edge of the bed with her straw hat in ber lap.The lining bad been ripped out and from beneath tbe silk came a curved tubing, in which, xecording to the inspectors, were more than fifty pearls, taken from the necklace.* In her excitement, the inspectets say,.Mrs.Adriancs had spilled many of the jewels on the ¢abin floor.; It is said the pearls were bought in.Italy.- Should » cass be made against their owner on 8 charge of smuggling, she is liable to a fine of $5,000, and to obtain possession of the jewels she must pay a peusity of twies their foreign value\u2014 $6,000-\u2014plus a duty.o£ GO per cent.Private aûvices to the-Tressury Department from sentatives in Europe were te the effg ) that Mrs.Adriance bad bought jewelry, broad.: i Mr.T.Brophy is on a week-end visit to Montreal.Mr.T.H.Poole, of Toronto, is in town and stopping at the Neptune.Mr.J.W.Nordin, of Nordin, N.S., is registered at the Neptune Inn.Mr.T.T.Dupont, of Montreal, is registered at the Neptune Inn.Mr.R.Farmer, representing the Old Dutch Co., of Toronto, is in town and staying at the Neptung Inn.Mr.end Mrs.J.A.Gauvin and son, of Montreal, are in the city and staying at the Neptune Inn.Mr.RB.\u2018feakle, of the Allan Steamship Company office staff, Montreal, who with Mrs.Teakle and family have been on a visit to relatives in Quebec, left for home.yesterday.Mr.R.L.Norton, agent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, of New York, formerly of Quebec, but for some years past a resident of Montreal, isin town on 2 visit, and is the gucst of Mr.H.Higgins.The following Montrealers registered at the New Victoria Hotel yesterday: C.A.Weller, J.B.Dube, J.Guffard, W.McLeod, H.J.Cresweli, L.McCoy, S.Barrow, G.A.Gordon, A.Claverie, J.P.and.Mr.and Mrs.George Henderson, of this city, leave to-day for Vancouver, B.C.Mr, Henderson has been for some years connected with the C.Nto go into à large provision business with his two brothers.We extend to Mr, and Mrs, Henderson every good wish.Arrivals at the Neptune Inn: R.S.Beil, Glace Bay; 1.P.Caron, Laurier Station; Arthur Houle, Arthabaska; J.Rouleau, P.Chabot, Montreal; F.R.Tremblay, J.P.Tremblay, Kamouraska; J.Tremblay and wife, Chicoutimi; A.Simard, Montreal; Raymond Acolas, Bagotville; J.S, Desbiens, Chicoutimi; J.W.Godfrey, Black Cape; J.H.Shaffer and wife, Elkins Park, Pa.; 8.G.Miller, Scotland; S.Téuesman, Montreal; M.Cohen, Boston, Mass.; P.W.Brangwell, Concord, N.H.; James Quinn, Oregon; Charles Brenner, Mr.J.Gobeil, Montreal; C.L.Moore and wife, Oakland, O.; F.C.Haley, Roanoke, Vt; Alf.Boisvert, Aniqui; G.Prudhomme, Emile Demers, Montreal; T.H.Poole, Toronto; Geo.Daigle; N.Gagnon, Black Lake; D, Dallaire, Mstane; J.Lanlais and daughter, Fraserville; L.Croft, Milton Queens, N.S; D.BE.Lacsille, J.W.Croft, England; J.W.Fraser, Chas.McDonald, J.Wilson, Sydney, N.§.; R Griffith, Montreal.BIG SHOW TO-NIGHT AT- MONTMORENCY FALLS.not be arrested on a charge of smug-| Ry.in this city and leaves for the west |\u2019 MAYOR GAYKDR LENVES HOSPITAL Bore the Trip Well, Though He is Still in a Wesk _ Sobdition.New York, Aug.9\u2014Mayor Gaynor was removed from Bt.Mary's Hospital in Hoboken this morning to his country home at Bt.James, LL I.He bore the trip well, but his insistent plea to be sl- lowed to walk unaided resulted In threé distressing incidents.Once he sank to bis knees as he tried to enter an automobile and in ascending the steps of his home be fell on all-fours from over-exer- tion.Despite his weakness, however, he maintained his cheerful mood and spent the afternoon reclining in a chair on the veranda.The Mayor, left the hospital at 9.30 0'clonk this morning.He had been there sineo August 9, the day on which he was shot.He walked unaided from his roem on the fourth floor to the elevator, and from the ground floor to the sutomobils in which be*was driven to a New York pier in Hobokep.In entering the suto, however, he overestimste® hia strength and bad difficulty in climbing onto the running board.His step was feeble and his knees bent with every step.With him rode Mrs.Gaynor, his son Rufes, Robert Adamson, his private secretary, bis family physician and Luke Clark, & hospital doetor, to whom he had teken an especial liking.To Long Island City the Mayor orde in the after-cabin, sitting up all the way, Arriving there be walked down the deck and across the gangplank unassisted, but took a firm hold on the rail.There was a wheel chair on the dock to reesive him, but he walked to an electric cars Here the Mayor again miscalculated his strength in trying to get into the car and sank to his knees.Because of the bandages around his neck covering part of his face, few people recognized the Mayor in the Long Island City station.There he was transferred to the private ear of President Ralph Peters of the Long Island -railroad, and this was aftached to & special train.He kept silent througbout the journey to St.James, which was without particular incident.A erowd of neighbors was on hand to greet the Mayor, but they respected his wish for quiet, and there was no demon- stratjon.- But he smiled and greeted those nearest him, then whirled rapidly to his home, arriving shortly after noom.Notwithstanding his two previous shows of feebleness, the Mayor, in bis joy at reaching home, asked to be allowed to go up the steps alone.He got only part way, then fell upon his bands and He was not injured, nor would he admit he had fallen because of lack of strength.He insisted thet he was strong.He mt in the opep air throughout the afternoon, reading aad gazing at the country about.Only two reporters were permitted to see him.To one of them who commented upon the attempt to assassivate him, Mayor Gaynor said: \u2018\u2018I am content.My great hope is that the event will help to make me a better man and more patient and just.\u201d The Mayor still manifests a disinclination to discuss the shooting and those words are practically the fist statement of bis attitude on the matter.Secretary Adamson said to-night that for the present no operation for the removal of the bullet would be performed.The Mayor ie still unable to make himself understood except with great diffi- eulty, and he is still bothered with a cough and bas trouble in swallowing.His physicians do not appear alarmed, how- evar, and ascribe his weakness to his enforced conflnem.nt in the hospital.It is probable that his projected trip to tbe Adirondacks will be shandoned.FOR THE SEMINARISTS.We make a specialty of costumes for Seminarists in Venetian serge.Prices $7.95 and upwards; in Worsted Serge, $6.08 and upwards, Also caps, belts ands green flannel.See our large advt.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.Toronto, Aug.38.\u2014The weather has been nearly everywhere fine to-day, and im Alberta cool.Temperstures:\u2014 Min.84 64 52 48 40 « 46 43 30 51 Halifax .\u2026.\u20260.0.vovours FORECASTS Lakes and Georgian Bay\u2014Light te moderate winds; fine and warm.Ottawa, St.Lawrence and Gulf\u2014Light to moderate winds; fine; statienary or à little higher temperature.oa Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons We invite you to come and see our great assortment of suits.Don\u2019t fore get that we keep you the celebrated brands LCN.R ad W.RJ., vhleh means 25 per cent better bargain than has ever been offered here, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE- { police patrel bost, waiting for bim at « $6.50 F.SIMARD & OIE.We Give 5% For + 142 St.Joseph Street Cash 10° SORT * GUSESNEESAERANNENSEERNESRNESNR > Few Specials for | \u201cSCHOOL OPENING - Mothers who have boys or gh taking school in September will find the undermentioned prices of a great interest.CT £3 TOR BOYS\u2019 SCHOOL SUITS.\u2018 FOR GIRLS\u2019 §CHOOL DRESSES Very nice dresses of white lawn, trimmed with Val.lace or embroidery ® Regular $3.00 for .ne Navy Sailor Dresses for Girls, made of good quality serge, trimmed wi white braid.Only $4.00 Sailor Dresses of \u2018All-Wool Navy serge, age 7 to 13 years, trim with braid Only .The assortment is now complete, prices extraordinatily fo.Here is three specials: .$.50\u2014All wool Norfolk Suits, dou- ble-breasted coat.Value $4.25.8435\u2014Rusuan Suite, made of best quality imported tweeds, stripe of check patterns.Regular $5.00.$338\u2014Norfolk Suits of ali wool navy serge.Always sold $6.00 to .GUIMPE WAISTS - + \u2014 of fine quality Lawn, trimmed with | embroidery and insertion.Only.$1.28 RAIN COATS, | Cravanctte Raincoats, drab or grees, assorted sizes from $2.65 to $6.50.Silk and Rubber Capes for Gitls, age 6 to 8 years, red OF MAVY.o0.v.$8.28 .- - White Linen Collars, \u201cEton\u201d style, sizes from 1134 to 14, well worth 15c.Qaly 0020 viiins 2000 0000 Sc eich STOCKINGS.Flack Cashmere Stockings, superior | «+ quality, to self at 50e WHITE UNDERWEAR.Night Dresses of good quality came 4 Only .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.85e a pair | brie, tucked yoke.Only .558 : - Chemises trimmed with Val.Lace SHIRTS.or embroidery.Only .Colored Negligee Shirts, mewest|, Drawers, of white lawn and lace « \u2019 trimmed, a3 low as .a csscanre 356 patterns, all sizes.Only .50\u20ac \u2018White Shirts for boys, stiff bosoms, well worth 75e.Only .60c Skirts of good quality white came bric, ricaly trimmed with embroidery.Regular 75¢ for .F.SIMARD & CIE.142 St Joseph St, St Rooh, Quebec \u2014 The large number pf visitors who will be in town during the Temperance Con; are cordially ted to pay us a visit before leave ing town 4 200 VTE we af \u201c We possess one of the largest establishments \u201c of smokers requisites in Canada.> JOS.COTE, Pipe Importer and Whelesale Tobacco Dealer 106-108 St.Paul St.Branch Store 170 SL Joseph St, (uebep » aug23,24,25,26,27,29,30,31sept1,2,3,5.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, cernes \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM vv OAS COALS Soreened, Run-of-Mine and Sinei .Por Particulars, apply to .SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL P.J.COTE, St.John Street.Opposite Palace Hill Important News Goncerning THE % Real Oriental Rugs The public of Quebec will be delighted to learn that they will not have to go to Montreal or Toronto any longer to buy the real Oriental Rugs.We got in a beutiful assortment of the different kinds of real Persian, Turkish and Indian Rugs, viz.: Co \u201d Shirwans, Borlon, Castamboul, .Cadaiff, Malabar, Mirsapore, Akbas | All these different kinds of rugs are made with the finest wools produc ed in Perdta end Asia Minor.Their durability and softness of colors com.4 Ï mands the admiration of the whole world, We have them in all sizes, and the prices run up to $300.00.: We keep as well the very expensive materials for furniture and drapery, velours, double face plush, French cretonne and taffetas; the best English Wilton and Axminster Carpets, full assortment of inlaid Linoleums and Gilcioth.) We hope that the public will understand the efforts we make to keep the trade in Quebec, by patronizing our house before going to the stranger, P.J.COTE, a\u2014 fen "]