The Quebec chronicle, 11 novembre 1910, vendredi 11 novembre 1910

[" The Weather Lowes ft.Lawrence avd Guif\u2014East- only gp\u201d gales; rain or stow, \u2018 ESTABLISHED 1764 DEWAR'S \u201cSPECIAL LIQUEUR\u201d Stands in a Class by Itself PAPAL ORGAN OVATION TO + SIR HENRY PELLATI + SENSURES NATHAN Attacks the Letter He Wrote in * Connection with Motion of Montreal City Council.Rome, Nov.10\u2014The Osservatore Romano, in an article inspired by the Vatican, comments on a letter written by Mayor Nathan in protest against the recént introduction in the Montreal city council on a resolution censuring his speech of September 20th, In which he attacked the papacy as an etlemy of Italian progress.The Deservatore Romano remarks that while Mayor Nathan accused the zouncil of Montreal of over-stepping the limits of their civic prerogatives in censuring an official having no sonnection with them, did not he himself overstep ull limits of his civic authority when he condemned the Pope, with whom he has no connec- sion?\u201cNathan spoke as Mayor,\u201d says the paper.\u201cAs such his insults against the Pope were detestable and arbi- srary.far beyond those of which he tomplains.He passed judgment un t brilliant gathering, number of distinguished guests.A toast was proposed by the Lord Mayor to the Imperial forces of the Crown, in the course of which Sir Henry Pellatt's generous patriotism in Queen's Own Rifles to Aldershot was referred to in very eulogistie terms.In his honor, \u2018\u2018\u2019The Maple Leaf\u2019 was apecially interpolated into the musical Programme.CREW RESCUED L Was a Conspicuous Guest at the Lord Mayor's Banquet in London.Toronto, Nov.10\u2014A cable bas been received announeing that Col.Sir Henry Pellatt, A.D.C, C.V.0, and Lady Pel- Iatt, were guests of the Lord Mayor at a banquet held in the Guild Hall yesterday.At the reception preceding the banquet, hey received a aplendid ovation from a including a great bringing the - mieten] FROM SCHOONER was ignorant, for he is entirely without religious culture and is blinded with hatred of the church\u2014a hatred which holds sway in the lodges and éynagogues from which he comes.\u201d The paper ends by justifying the resolution of censure adopted by the Catholics of Montreal, on the ground that the Pope is universal and belongs tu all countries.WILL RECOGNIZE .REPUBLIC OF PORTUGAL, Panama, Nov.10.\u2014The national assembly this afternoon approved à resolution instructing the executive to recognize the republic of Portugal.LAST NIGHT'S BOXING BOUT RESULTS.New York, Nov.10.\u2014Joe Jeannette, the negro heavyweight, had an easy victory over Black Bill to-night, putting him out in the fifth round of a scheduled ten-round bout before the Longacre A.C.Black Bill practically quit.Knockout Brown, of the East Side, proved too strong and too rough for \u2018ommy Murphy in a ten-round bout to-night at the Olympic Athletic Club in Harlem.In the second round Murphy made his ouly showing, but in the | t third he was almost put out, and he was very tired when the bell rang at the end of the tenth.Joplin, Mo, Nov.10.\u2014Sam Lang-| f; ford won over Jeff Clark, of Joplin, in the second round of what was to have beén a ten-round bout here to-night.The fight was stopped when Clark was all but out.t THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT ST.PETER'S CHURCH, \u2018The harvest thanksgiving service at St.Peter's Church last evening was largely attended, and was a hearty and insr'riting one in every respect.Several of the city clergy were in at- teadance, and an eloquent and appro- Tiate sermon was preached by His rdship Dr.Farrar, Assistant Bishop of Quebec.HALIFAX FOOTBALL ! y PLAYER DIED FROM INJURY Halifax, N.8., Nov.10\u2014H.W.Me- Lellan, the half-back of the Wanderets\u2019 football team, who was injured on Oct.29, while.playing in a match against Dalhousie University, died this morning.He was 24 years of age, a graduate in arts of Dalhousie and gave promise of à most successful career.He was the son of the.post » office insypector.This is the first death from Rugby since 1884.STANDARD RENAULT \"50 Years = RENAULT * sad rescued schouer drifting outward.When last seen Inward Bound Steamer Took Men From Price Brothers\u2019 Craft Rose, The Price Bros.schooner Rose, which was driven away from Matane during a hurricane on Monday night, was sighted sbeiia Fame Point at_one o'clock yesterday afternoon.and showing signs of distress.She was waterlogged The Dominion coal steamer Fritzoe, uwerd bound, went to ber assistance, the crew, but left the he was drifting slowly to the southeast.FIRST SNOWSTORM OF THE SEASON, The first real snowstorm of the season came to hand last evening.It set in about five o'clock, but the high gale which accompanied it increased in violence until a miniature blizzard was in progress in exposed portions of he town about nine o'clock.The gale subsided somewhat later, but the snowfall was heavy, and the ground was completely covered with the beauti- ul.Several carioles were in evidence and the town took on a really wintry appearance.The first electric snow plough made made its appearance on the streets at hree o'clock this morning.CANADIAN BANKS UNITE IN PORTO RICO.Sen Juaun, P.R, Nov.10\u2014The San Juan braneb of the Union Bank of Halifax has been merged with the Roysll Bank of Canada.\u2018The latter will con- struet a large buildigg bere and will open branches in other towns of Porto Rico.They Will Agree with you\u2014and help you to our stomach and other kp fn the proper condition on which your good health must depend BEEGHAM'S PILLS Said Everywhere.In bones 206, BRANDIES Old\u201d CLUB\u201d RENAULT \u201cTHREE STARS\u201d COGNAC LE >e Low, Veunn à Ga - - .° ESTABLISHED 1686, dioaireekb a .a a The Queber C NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY \u2014__f Secures Permission from the Finance Committee to Enter the City.A very important meeting of the Civic Finance Committee was held last evening, when, after a three hours discussion, the committee decided to allow the Dorchester Electric Light Company to enter this city to carry on business upon certain conditions which were accepted by Mr.W.Bosse, repjresenting the company, who was present at the meeting with Mr.Fortin, Secretary of the company.Those present were Ald.Cannon, presiding, and Ald.Verret, Cauvreau, Collier, Cote, Lockwell, Beaumont, Trudel, Madden, Guillot, Morin, Gosselin, Shink, The chairman gave a statement of the gross receipts of the Q.R.L.H.& P.Co.for the months of July, August and September last, which amount to $100,737.48, the city getting 4 per cent on that amount.Last year the receipts for the same period were $84.171.A letter was received from Mr.J.B.H.Pouliot asking for a position in the civic service.À letter was also read from Mr, N.Matte, receiver in the City Treasurer\u2019s department, asking that an assistant receiver be appointed, owing to the increased business in that department.Mr.Chouinard, city attorney, sent in his written opinion in answer to à 1equest from the committee, stating that the city had no power to subscribe towards the purchase of the Montcalm monument.The chairman read the petition of the Dorchester Electric Company, asking leave to enter the city to carry on business and also presented a draft of the report adopting the conditions upon which the city was willing to & ant the request.The principal discussion was on the clause binding the company not to sell out to any other company, several suggestions being made by Ald Cannon, Verret, Collier, Lockwell, Gauvreau, Morin and Madden.After a lengthy discussion the following report was adopted :\u2014 \u201cThat after having taken into consideration the request contained in the letter of the Dorchester Electric Cowhich asks authorization to introduce and sell electricity in the city of Quebec, recommends that the City Council grant the necessary authorization on the following conditions :\u2014 t.The company shall erect in the limits of the city of Quebec before 31st December, 1011, and keep in eon- stant operation, workshops, which are to cost at least $200,000.2, The said company binds itself nct to cede or sell to any other company the powers conferred upon it by its letters patent, as regards the city of Quebec, without having previously oh- tained the consent of the city and the payment of a penalty of $50,000.2a.If the company ceases to exercise its franchise in the present and future limits of the city, during the ten years following the 1st of January, 1912, it will be subject to a penalty of $50,000.3 The said company will only plant poles in the streets or public places at points indicated by the City Engineer, and after the erection of hese poles if the City Engineer considers it opportune to remove some of them, the company will have to abide by the City Engineer's decision.4.In case of a conflict between the other companies and the Dorchester Electric Co., the latter will have no recourse in warranty against the city of Quebec, on account of the authorization now granted the company.8 The said company binds itself not to exact more than 10 cents per killowatt hour for the price of its electricity in the present and future limits of the city and that maximum rate cannot be changed without the consent of the city.; 6.The company binds itself to pay to the said city of Quebec, as a penalty, $1,000 far each infraction of the stove conditions, save in the case where a higher penaity has been provided.7.The said company will not com- tence its works in the city of Quebec before a notarial deed, containing the above conditions, has been signed between the parties and His Worship the Mayor is authorized to sign that contract.The report will be presented at the City Council meeting this evening.The committee also considered a few other matters of routine and adjourned at 11.45.res SET FIRE TO PRISON ; SIX PRISONERS ESCAPED.Morehead, Ky, Nov.10\u2014Six prisoners, after setting fire to the Rowan county jair here to-day, escaped in the confusion.The jail was destroyed within a year.PERSONAL, Mr.Alleyn Taschereau, advocate, and Mr.H.Dussault, contræetor, of Levis, leave this morning by es Royn! Bdward for a business trip te London, Eng, France, Belgium and Gewany.QUEBEC.FRIDAY, N hronicle mr \u2014 \u2014 OVEMBER 11, 1910 Temperatures Minimom and Maximum Temperatypnd A ~\u2014Quebee, 18-34, pes \u2014 A New \u201cEZ\u201d Dust Pan Free F OR a short time only, every purchaser of Furniture or Carpets will be presented with an \u201cEZ\u201d Dust Pan, regardless of the amount of the purchase.See these Dust Pans in the Window.Retail Division, 157-173 St, Joseph Street.° RME TERMS At the PAQUETORIUM Animated Views: \u2014 \u201cThe Central Market of Paris.\u201d \u201cThe Little Basket Maker.\u201d \u201cFrom Arctic to Tropics.\u201d Vocal Selections: \u2014 \u2018 \u201cDe Sa Mere on se Souvient Toujours.\u201d \u201cCa coûte un Baiser,\u201d General Admission Sc Our Great Annual Pre-Holiday Clearance Sale pe Boys\u2019 Suits $8.50 Value $6.50 Boys\u2019 Grey Velvet Russian Blouse Suits, winter weight, handsomely trimmed with silk braid, regular price $8.50, Clearance Sale Price.$6.50 Boys\u2019 Suits $3.25 Value $2.50 Splendid quality Russian Blouse Suits in grey, and greenish grey, winter weight, very neat, regular\u201dprice $3.25, Clearance Sale Price .$2.50 also Sailor style with long pants.Sensational Bargain Offers In Boys\u2019 Stylish Suits and Overcoats HESE Suits are in the latest Russian Blouse Style, T warm and comfortable, and cannot be matched at the regular prices.parent in Quebec should lose no time in grasping.\u2018s still good.Just note these descriptions and prices:\u2014 The Overcoats are This is an opportunity that every \u2018Already we have sold a great quantity, but the choosing Boys\u2019 Suits $5.25 Value $4.00 Boys\u2019 Sailor Suits with long pants, sizes 3 to § years, pure wool Serge, | navy blue, good weight, reg.price $5.25, Clearance Sale Price .54.00 Extra special value in Boys' Nap Reefers, dark blue, double-breasted, velvet collar, sizes 24 to 28, $2.50 value, Clearance Sale Price .Boys\u2019 Reefers $2.50 Value $1.75 .81,75 Boys\u2019 Reefers $2.50 and $2.75 for $1.75 Boys\u2019 Freize Reefers in grey or black, high storm collar, sizes 23, 24 25 and 26, heavy weight, regular prices $2.50 and $2.75, Sale Price-$1.75 Two Thousand Shirts to Clear at 59% Each EE the Rig Window Display of Men's Negligee Shirtscale, and the range of sizes is complete, including all siz and workmanship is equal to the best $1.25 lines and th are 75c and 90c cach, Your Ribbon 8c and 12¢ Duchesse and Taffeta Ribbon in all the novelty shades, aiso black and white, the greatest ribbon bargain ever known in Quebec, regular prices and 18¢ a yard, Clearance Sale Prices aaeuser rere ree ee eae 8c and Grey Blankets $2.44 a Pair Splendid Quality Grey Mixed 7 Wool Blankets, size 66x80 inches, plain dark blue bordes, remarkable value at the Clearancé Sale Price, pair .Cerra ae es eens $2.44 -\u201c» Ladies\u2019 Hose At Half Price Ladies\u2019 Imitation Cashmere Hose black, ribbed, double knees, fast dye, extra value at the regular price, 25¢ a pair, Sale Price, 2 pairs choice at the Clearance Sale Kid Gloves 65c a Pair Ladies\u2019 Real Kid Gloves, 12c 12c Pair Lo.al ls el ve Table Covers 90c Value 59c Cotton Damask Table Covers, size 54x55 inches, blue and red, yellow and red, red and green, attractive designs, 90c value, Sale Price, each .$9c Undervests \u2026 75c Value 4% Ladies\u2019 White Wool Undervests, firmly knit, open front, long sleeves, good range of sizes, regular price 75¢, Clearance Sale Price your choice of Black, White, Tan, Grey or Maroon, sizes 53; to 73, splendid value at the regular prices 9c and $1.00 a pair, Clearance Sale Price, per .65¢ Handkerchiefs At Half Price Men's Pure Table Covers $1.75 Value $1.18 Linen Damask Covers, half bleached, size 58x105 inches, slightly factory-imperfect.meant to sell Boys\u2019 Nap Reefers, high storm collar, sizes 23, 24, 25 and Clearance Sale These Shirts are in fine quality Madras and Peres from 14 to 18, but not in each pattern.The fit e prices at which these Shirts were meant to sell Price, while they last .5% Silk Handkerchiefs, with colored border, attractive patterns, in a wide range of colorings, special purchase, meant to sell at 30e each, Clearance Sale Price, Friday.15c Boys\u2019 Reefers $4.25 Value $3.00 Handsome Navy or Black 26, regular price $4.25, BN Price .$3.00 Pillow Shams 25¢ and 29¢ Pillow Shams and Burexn Covers in White Lawn, cut work designs, sizes 18x45 inches, 18x54 inches and 32x32 inches, Sale Prices.at $1.75 each, Sale Price, OnlySLA8 «.\u2026.LL.25c and 29¢ [i Lace Gollan.25c and 40c for 1234c Fancy Guipure Lace Collars, in white, cream and ecru, points on sides, attractive designs, regular prices 25c to 40c each, Sale Price P.C.Corsets $L50 Value 98c Ladies\u2019 \u201cP.C.\u201d Corsets in fine white Coutil, sizes 22 to 35, medium length, lace trimmed, regular price $1.50, Clearance Sale Price J LECTURE AT MORRIN COLLEGE Yale Professor Discoursed on Research in Babylnia\u2014Ster- eopticon Views.\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Quebec branch of the Archaeological Institute of America foregathered at the Morrin College last night to hear a lecture on \u201cRecent Discoveries in Babylonia,\u201d delivered by Prof.A.T.Clay, of Yale University.Sir Louis Jette presided and the vote of thanks was moved by Judge McCor- kil.The chief argument advanced by the Professor was that Babylonian research corroborated the story of the Bible and proved that many events and persons that had been regarded as mythical had been realities.He contended that there was a very advanced state of civilization long he- fore the type of Abraham.He also held that Abraham was not a myth but a real being, that Israels religion and civilization were not influenced by Babylonia, but both drew their inspiration in this respect from the common source of Aran or Syria, the land of the Amorites.The Babylonian story of the deluge, for instance, so very like that of the Israelites, originated in Syria.There was a class of German scholars wh» held, in connection with their theory that Babylon was the foot of Israel's and the christian religion, that the Sabbath came from Babylonia.Prof.Clay showed that this was assumed without regard to all the evidence and that the inscriptions contained no warrant for the theory of a Babylonian Sabbath, There were yet thousands of mounds in Aran, to be excavated, said the icc.turer, and the exploration of mounds even on this continent would throw valuable light upon its history, Part of the lecture consisted of stereoptic- an views of deities, stones and inscriptions from Babylonia.It was evident that the lecturer was un expert who had obtsined his knowledge at first hand.Smele end Chew Carillon Tobacco Save he Coupons | year ago.DEATH OF QUEBEC PHISICHN Dr.Blair Passed Away at Chicoutimi Residence of His Cousin, Mr.A.Blair.The death of Dr.R.C.Blair, which occurred at Chicoutimi on Wednesday, will occasion much regret in local circles.The late Dr.Blair, who was ohe of the oldest and best known physicians in this city, where he practised his profession for many years, had been in ill-health for some time past, and in consequence was sojourning at Chicoutimi.A telegram was received hy the fam- ily on Wednesday stating that the doctor was very ill, and immediately Har- ! old, his oldest son living in Quebec, | hastened to his father's bedside.' | Dr.Blair was the son of the late i Robert Blair, of Ha Ha Bay, Quebec, } who was manager for Price Brothers | in the Saguenay.After a brilliant course in McGill University Dr.Blair graduated with distinction and afterwards spent a year studying in Europe.He first prac: tised in Chicoutimi for a number of years, and later in Three Rivers, subsequently coming to Quebec, where he followed his profession until he retired, due to failing health, about a During hi« professional career in this coty the late physician had a large practice and was for years one of the visiting doctors of the old Jeffery Hale's Hospital.Shortly after his retirement Dr.Blair visited Chicoutimi for a change, hoping that it would benefit his health, but he faded gradually and passed away peacefully Wednesday at the residence of his cousin, Mr.Alexander Blair, of Chicoutimi.The late Dr.Blair, who was much esteenied both by his fellow physi- clans and the general public, as well as by a large circle of friends who knew him intimately, leaves a widow and a large family, composed of aix sons and three daughters, The sons are Frank, who is in Detroit; Gordon, who resides in British Columbia, and Harold, Crammond, Percy and Stuart, who reside in this city.The daughters are Mrs.Bryce, of Montreal, and Misses Edith and Eilcen Blair.The Doctor leaves a brother, Mr.David Blair, who is manager for Price Bros.« Rimouski.CONVICTED BY FINGER PRINTS Negro Burglar Convicted and Sentenced to Death on Evidence Left in Paint.Chicago, Nov.10\u2014Marking the first conviction on finger print evidence in the history of the country, Thos.Jennings, a negro, to-day was found guilty by a jury of the murder of Clarence A.Hiller on the night of Sept.19th.The jurors demanded a sentence of death.Counsel for Jennings asked for a new trial on the ground that the finger print evidence should not have been allowed, and it is probable that the Supreme Court will be asked to rule on the use o {such evidence in criminal cases.Following the imurder of Hiller, the porch railing with finger prints in the paint, were photographed and after | Jennings\u2019 arrest, the photographic imprints were compared with new imprints of his left hand.Experts testified at the trial that there were 33 points of :.milarity on the first three fingers of the left hand of the murderer of Hiller and that of Jennings.Hiller, who was chief clerk in the Chicago offices of the Rock Island Railroad, was shot to death in the front hall of his suburban residence at Washington Heights, III, by a negro burglar.Investment Securities We offer Government Municipal, Public Utility and Industrial Bonds yielding from 4 to § per cent.All offerings carry our recommendation.Send for our list of investments.7 Royal Securities Corporation, Limited 184 8t.James Strest, Montreal Toronta Quebsa Maillas London, Eng, UCTINN SALE of HORSES By order of the Fire Department on Saturday, 1ath November, at 10 ar, on Champlain Market.L.J.A.DEMERS, Suctioneer nov.11x2 BARON SENTENCED ON CANADA } Provinee of Quebec Ta the CHARGE OF HIGH TREASON.| District of Ramouraska Superior Court St.Petersburg, Nov.to\u2014Baron De Ungern Sternburg, correspondent of a semi-official Austre-Hungorian news agency, was sen.enced to-day by the Appeal Court to four yeats at hard labor on the charge of high treason.\u2018 Bar n De Ungern Sternburg was arrested last June by the secret police aiter a search oNhis apartments.The police seized his papers and the Baron was placed in strict confinement.On examination he admitted furnishing the Austrian military attache a translation of the proposals of the ministries of war and marine to the Duma, which were stamped secret.He maintained, however, that the proposals were in reality not secret.No.4484.The seventh day of November, one thousand nine hundred and ten., Joseph Pierre Michand, insuraner agent, of the city of Fraserviliee, Plaintiff; vs.W.L.Batchlaben, of the city of Mon treal, Defendant.The Defendant is ordered to sppems within one month, J.G.PELLETIER, PSG Tree copy.RIOU & BBRURE, .Attys.for Paistiff.avila.5 ,ot à { 58 a 22 TRE QUEENO CHRONICLE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1), GLOVER, FRY & C JUST RECEIVED A Lot of Down Quilts only $2.95 A Lot of Fancy Ribbons only 300 Ostrich and Marabout Boas very Cheap .\u2014 ras The Latest Fall Millinery The Mewest Shades of Dress Cloths New Fancy Tweed Dress Goods All the New Shades in Velveteens CARPETS New Designs In Carpet Squares New Axminster Carpets New Cretonnes, Damasks, etc.New Oilcloths, Linoleums and Mats TAILORING Latest Noveities in Sultings Latest Novelties in Overcoatings Novelties in Ties, only 25¢ and 50c pecial Notice $15.00 First Class Suits $15.00 For Cash Made to Order For Cash Style and Fit Guaranteed LOVER FRY&.Co ot \u2014 = RES \u2014 Ad Lo PY Continuation of SEIFERT'S .Saturday Sales! Saturday, November 5th, 1910 Cloisrooné Enamel Vases $3.50 a pair.Saturday Prices esses sennessrescsiy ees «$178 à pair Vuses $4.50 à pair.Saturday price.$2.28 Vases $7.75 a pair.Saturday price.$3.50 Ladies\u2019 Fine Leather Purses, regular price $3.35.Suturday.eceeeserscerccsersceeees.$1.80 Ladies\u2019 Fine Leather Purses, regular price $06.75.Saturdaye+\u2026.\u2026sccoco.ucosanneneun sans Fancy Jewel Pockets $1.40.Saturday.B0e SOLID SILVER AND SOLID GOLD WATCHES We have a number of good watches that are somewhat old-fashioned.These watches we are offering at one-half tho former prices., Good Silver Watches .o.veccsuc00n000$B Good Silver Watches»\u2026\u2026+.\u2026.\u20260.000 .810 Solid Gold Watches.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.+.$10 18 K Watches.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.eoue.$RO There arc many desirable ornaments that may now be purchased at very low prices, single bronzes, the companion pieces having already been sold, vases, electric lamps, osk clocks, etc.C.SEIFERT & SONS vEWELLERS 16 Fabriqua Streat, Quada3.| &he Quebeg Ghronicle QUEBEC, NOVEMBER 11, 1910, PRESENCE OF MIND.There could be few better instances (of presence of niind than that displayed by the lady operator who an- | awered the telephone call from the Citadel early on Tuesday morning and at once informed the police.Somme girls might have been too alarmed to do anything and others might have thought the call was 3 hoax.But, by acting with such promptitude and judgment the young lady in question very probably saved the life of the unfortunate soldier, who, it seems \"likely, would have bled to death if assistance had not arrived in time.AN OBSERVATION LESSON.Io line with the Chronicle's pleading in behalf of a deliverance for | Canada from the conspiring party influences that would rob Canadians of their birthright of self-government, we have had an illustration of what has to be done for freedom's sake in the turn-over that has just taken place in the United States.The Democrats are certainly about to come into power through a self-arousing on the part of the electorate as a whole § to wrest their birthright from the Rei publicans, who have been too long in | power for the safety of the \u201cvox popu- li,\" and even for their pri good.The manipulations of partyism to retain | power have become of late as brazen lin their temerity across the line as \"we have become on this side.Colonel Roosevelt has been running the showman business to the disgusting \u201c of the people, much as has our own Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Wherever he went on his canvassing tours to secure votes, he carried with him his paraphernalia for the motto and torchlight procession business to a ludicrous extent, just as our own Premier ! did on his late tour through Sas- | katchewan and Alberta, and his later | visit to Montreal\u2014not forgetting, of | course, the subsidiary corrupting influences of tawdry promises and the * .flare of a specious \u201cad captandum\u201d A } oratory that is too often as pernicious jas a bribe.The wordy Colonel has just been buried under the paraphernalia of his showmanship in nearly every constituency he had visited in pa of his own ascendancy as a third-term President, even in his own riding of Oyster Bay.And, now that the people of the United States have risén in their might to bid defiance to the man who is not content with having been honored by his nation for 2 long period of years, but would fight for such honoring as a something to be held by him to his life's end even against the public will, the lesson of the revolt stands as a leading to Canada, to follow or not as it may think proper.Sir Wilfrid Laurier has been told by his native constituency in the Eastern Townships that there is no longer any pocket-borough business for him there, on the plea of a racial preference, much in the same way that Theodore Roosevelt has been told the same thing in Oyster Bay.More than this, Mr.Roosevelt has been told that the people of the United States have grown sick of be ing fooled by his party affiliations; and it will be just as proud a day for Canada when Sir Wilfrid Laurier is told that the mastership he has set up has to be rid of its s@heds, if Canada is to have restored to her a government by.the people and for the people, which is every free and loyal nation\u2019s birthright.Every one is asking since Tuesday last if Theodore Roosevelt is likely to be elected for a third term in 1912, just as everybody has been asking about Wilfrid Laurier's chances at the next general election.The issue of a parliamentary election is always more or less of an enigma; but when the electors are once fairly aroused against practices that would rob the public of its free and open voice, there is little question as to the result.The constituencies on the other side of the line have evidently been aroused; and the chances are that ex- Sneke GLORIA (igarettes President Roosevelt will not be sent back to the White House in 1912 This is not a question of leadership, but a question of a first principle of self-government.The constituencies on this sidé of the line have had the complacency of the \u201claisser-faire\u201d knocked out of them for the moment, and the quickening is not likely to be otherwise than in the disallowance of the Laurier mastership, which every clesn-minded Canadian has grown sick of.The question, however, rests with the Canadian public as a whole, with out interference from this partyism or the other.THE DECLINE IN CONSOLS.The St.John Standagd is moved to comment ou what it declares to be one of the most impressive financial declines of the year\u2014that is, the fall in British consols.The price last week touched 7834; two weeks ago it was 80; last year it was as high as 86, and it has been above 113 within a dozen years.This week's bottom price is the lowest level touched by what is still called \u201cthe world\u2019s premier security,\u201d since 1847, when a périod of severe cial reaction coincided with that world-wide political unrest which culminated in the European popular uprisings of 1848.Various causes have from time to time been assigned for this recent continuous shrinkage in market value, The immense increase in the public debt during the Transvaal war; the numerous projects of the present min istry, such as old-age pensions and Irish land purchase, which foreshadow further drafts on the national credit; the increase in the income tax, which is deducted from the interest paid on consols before the government makes its remittances; and, more recently, the world-wide rise in commodity prises, with the resultant heavy demands on capital are all ia- fluences which have co-operated.THE PROPER SITE.If there is amy one that should know the best site for a first-class dry dock in the St.Lawrence, it should be in the Shipping Federation.And that body has given an outspoken verdict in favor of Quebec.Mr.Andrew Allan dogs not oppose the construction of a dock at Montreal, but considers that the providing of \u201ca first-class graving dock at Quebec is an absolute necessity.\u201d A damaged vessel might be shut up all winter in Montreal, whereas if in Quebec it could probably be taken down to the sea in almost any month of the year.The interests of commerce demand that the dock should be here.English ports have realized that they must have Jarger docks if they wish to cater for the big liners.Unless the St.Lawrence is equipped for them, we shall sec our trade passing to the South.\u201cAN ABSOLUTE DENIAL.\u201d If the other Liberal papers of this city were as blindly partisan as Le Soleil where it is a question of Quebec\u2019s interests, it would be a bad thing for the port.But, thanks to Providence\u2014which in this case is not synonymous with Laurier\u2014they are not, and \u2018they are to be commended for the stand which they have taken on several occasions in the matter of the dredging of the St.Lawrence.The contrast with Le Soleil is the more remarkable, owing to the emphatic assertion of that journal's representative at a meeting early iu the year that discrimination was being exercised against our port, and that Quebec's development was hindered rather than advanced by an excess of politics.For some time it followed out this policy with such creditable per- sistency as to annoy the Liberal chieftains, Evidently Le Soleil was informed that it was not paid by the government to point out the little failings of the latter, and a rebuke of the same kind as was dealt to the indiscreet Mr.Turcotte was administered.Le Soleil, therefore, immediately returned, like the dog to his vomit, and with a wry face once more began to expound its partisan doctrines.Twice within the last month or so the Empresses have been delayed below this city for several hours, because they could not pass at fow tide.Every one in the town knows that there was not a sufficiency of water for them to pass, but Le Soleil says otherwise.The C.P.R.knew it, the pilots knew it and the passemgers were not altogether unaware, considering that some of them were delayed a day through the incident, Yet Le Soleil can wilfully attempt to palm off such nunscnse as the following :\u2014 \u201cWe are in à position,\u201d it says, \u201cto give the most complete and categorical denial to the story started by the \u201c\u2019guzette bleue\u201d during the last few days to the effect that the Empress was delayed at the Beaujeu Shoals and compelled to walt some time before it could pass through the canal at this point.\u201cWhen we heard of this story we took the trouble to get some information about it.Now, we affirm that the C.P.R.Steamship Co., as soon as the news was communicated to it by the Minister of Marine, denied the fact and assured Mr, Brodeur that the Empress had suffered no delay whatever in passing through the channel at the Beaujeu Shoal.\u201cIt is evident that the \u2018gazette bleue,\u2019 always on the lookout for the least pretext to noise abroad its partisan ritornellos and to disparage the Liberal ministers, sprang upon this tale like a frog on a fly, and gobbled it up without further ceremony.\u201cWe would not do more than shrug our shoulders out of pity for these clumsy partisan manoeuvres, as despicable as they are ridiculous, were it net that these false rumors did the gravest of harm to the St.Lawrence route.\u201cWhilst the Minister of Marine is working with all the perseverance that we know of to make the most perfect waterway of the St.Lawrence route both below Quebec and above it, the \u2018gazette bleuc\u2019 seems to have only one occupation\u2014to disparage by every means and with the most futile pre- commerce.\u201d If there ever was an article that plumbed nearer to the nadir of fool- sorry that we have never yet read it.If Le Soleil is in a position to give \u201ccategorical\u201d proof that the Empress was not delayed by insufficient depth (of water, then we challenge that jour- | nal to adduce it at once in black and white.- If it can get a single pilot or a single man of the C.P.R.Navigation Company to support it, we shall be very much surprised.And we consider that any journal which calls ag- tention to the state of the channel below Quebec and the actual disadvantages thereof is doing far more to benefit \u201cthis great artery of Canadian commerce\u201d than one that, for unscrupulous and partisan reasons, will attempt to make the public believe what every shipping man on the St.Lawrence knows to be an absolute untruth.It is a pity that \u201cJ.M.,\" the author of the letter which appeared in a local paper yesterday evening, could not draw more frequently from the treas- ure-house of his wit and wisdom, that the people of Quebec might know what Literature\u2014with a capital Lreally is, Compared with this Daniel come to judgment, we realize how far our poor, untutored pen falls short of the ideal.But our humiliation is as naught, now that we know there is no danger that the mantle of the late :Goldwin Smith may fall on unworthy shoulders.There cannot be the slightest ground for apprehension whilst \u201cthe sweet Roman hand\u201d of epistids.Such a master of simile and tnetaphor\u2014especially mixed metaphor \u2014should never hide his light beneath a bushel, and we would recommend all students of the English tongue to mark wellthe beauties of the following passage:\u2014 \u201cWhen one of these editorial springs of thought overflows its banks and spills its muddy waters over neighboring territory, we have cause for alarm.It is just possible that somebody may get the idea that the violent editorial outburst in this morning's Chronicle is a reflection of the sentiment of all the people of these parts instead of the vaporings of one overworked mind disordered by the mental gymnastics which recent events have made necessary.\u201d A man who can juggle metaphors in this mariner\u2014and these are but a few examples of many\u2014is daring more than any mere, ordinary journalist will attempt.MURDERER DEFIES ARREST BY POSSES.Lexington, Ky., Nov.10\u2014Surround- ed by heavily armed relatives, Jake Noble, who killed Wesley Turner, jailer of Breathitt county, Tuesday night, is entrenched on Lost Creek, far back in the moutains, according to advices received here to-day from Jackson, Ky.Noble has defieq the akthorities to arrest hlim and fully 200 men either in official posses or in private hunting parties, organized under the lure of a $500 reward for Nobie's capture, have started for the mountains.Newsy of a general fight is anxiously awaited in the town, where a special grand Jury has heen empaneled, Noble has sent word that he would not be taken alive and If the sheriff was sent for him that official should bring two coffins with him.Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons PIANOLAS FOR SALE AT OREAT REDUCTION.Sever! magnificent pianolas in perfect order, and guaianteed, for sale immediately st $125, $150 and $1.75, Conditions 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Little Lires Pills onal sod \u2018very eaay to lake, Uneor Penpals a lost.EY font TES re and do nat Eire = CARTER MADISDAZ 84., IW TOIL, > Ml fd Dos Bal Brim LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, QUEBEC.No.1785.J Dame SARAH MANAHAN, wife | coiïnmon as to property of Robert Lee, of the Parish of St.Romuald d\u2019Etchemin, laborer, duly authorized to appear in judicial proceedings, Plaintiff; ve The said ROBERT LEE, ; Defendant.An action in separation as to property has this day been instituted om this cause by the Plaintiff.Quebec, 11th October, 1910, PENTLAND, STUART & BRODIE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.Oct12x1m Province of Quebec, In the - District of Chicoutimi | Superior Court No.8290.Celestine Boivin, of St.Joseph d'Alma, wile common as to property with Joseph Tremblay, carter, of the same PR: ok Plaintiff; vs The said Joseph Tremblay, Defendant.An action in separation as to propert has been instituted by the p nt against the defendant, on the twelfth September 1910.THOMAS LEFEBVRE, Atty.for Plaintiff.Oet 17x1m.P.DURAND Cold and Sliver Plater The old reliable shop for replating all household silverware.Established 1873 6 St.Ursule St.Sept.22xtu.th.sat.x2m Corporation of Quebee CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE Tenders For Carters Numbers.CITY HALL Quebec, 3rd Nov, 1910 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders, endorsed Tender for Catters\u2019 Numbers, etc, and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to Wednesday, 16th Nov.1910, at 4 p.m, for Carters\u2019 Numbers, ete, required for the fiscal 3011-1912.Tenders must be made on the printed blank forms.and endorsed in printed envelopes, which will be furn'ched to intending contractors, on application for same at the City Engincer's office, end the Road Committee will not entertain any tender that is not made on the said blank forms and enclosed in the said envelopes.Tenders must be endorsed on the outside of the envelopes, with a certificate from the City Treasurer of the necessary deposit as security for the contract, Fach tender shall be subscribed to by two responsible parties willing to securt the execution of the contract.Esch tenderer ehall deposit in the hands of the City Treasurer the sum of $50.00, to be confiscated by any one refusing to sign the contract.he Corporation docs not bind itself to accept the lowest or even any of the tenders.The conttactor to pay for drawing uw the contract, snd supply the City ngineer with a certified copy thereof.vec + W.D, BAILLAIRGE, \u2026 City Engineer.The Quebec Chronice Friated and published by Ts CHRONI- cL Prinring Courant, D.Watson, Geheral Manager, at the building ef the Cea | pany, 9 Buide street, Quebes.Saber iptions:\u2014Dally.63.00 por as aus; weekly, $1.00 per annum.Aévertenments:\u20141B cents per HIN MAADMANE bÙ St.Peter Straat.Lower Tews.Sranch, Fabrique Bi, Upper Tous » Bingle and double barrels, REPEATINQ Winchester, Savarese, Mancliches Stevens and Mauser.REVOLVERS Smith and Wesson, Iver Johnson and B.& R.AUTOMATIC PISTOLS 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with faney $3.68, $4.78 for $3.00, $5.28 for $4.90 onas and wrappers at 13c.for 10¢., ta for tac, 28c.for 14\u20ac.White Blankets with blue and pink borders, at $2.48, $2.68, $3.58 $4.00, 4.48, 35.75, $6.78, $7.50.Black Cashmere Hose, special gual.ity, worth 3sc.for asc.SIMONS & MINGUY 20 Fabrique Street, Une, eoch Lnsortion.Telephone 333, Quebes John E.Walsh's art sateens, $4.28 for $3.40, $4.58 for - Flanneletts, fancy colored for kime .+.\u201d : eébeat ra TRAINS MONTREAL 6.30 an.Week days only.Arrive Montreal 300 pm.Day Coaches and Parlor Car.1.90 pan.Daily.Fast Express.Arrive Montreal 630 pm.Day Coaches and Parlor \\ Can 4.88 pan.Weck days only.Local for Three Rivers.Day Coachesv1.30 pan.Daily.Night Express.Arrive Montreal 6.30 a.m.Day Coaches and Sleeping Car.a Sor full particulars, Jickets, ete, lease apply to 30 St gs St, corner À Palais Hill, 46 Dalhousie St, Chateau Frontenac or at Station ticket office.JULES HONE, JR, General Ry.and Steamship Agency.All lines represented.Richelien & Sntario.Navigation Co.$2.50 WEEK END TQ MONTREAL Good goin turday, return.in, ood going y omfortable, staterooms.- Saguenay Service Every Tuesday and Saturday at 8.00 AM.For reservations, ete, pany's Office, Dalhousie steam-heated ply to Com- A SALE BY J.B.RENAUD & COP.G.BUSSIERE & CO.AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS.LS) = GE pl A A k bi) : [1 RUE EE LA AY er Superior Quality The Favorite of the Discriminating smokean à i ORIGINAL and only À CENUINE Beware of Imitations Sol on the merlts of à QUE LINIMENT \u2014 LIMITED \u2014 RICHARDS ACCOUNTANT Has removed his 0 ss td ss 9.Poter St L EUGENE TANGUAY ACOOUNTANT Formeriy Sec.Jacques-Cartier Electrie Co.now conuected with the above ofice.22 i augne.odxiy QUEBEC TO AK RAILWAY DROITS TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS 17,00 Arrive @t Hyacinthe 13.35 a.m.- v ontreal.1.90 p.m bail Rxcept £ Bherbrooke.31,33 &.10.uaday # Portiand &x pm Arrive Montreal 7 a treal without changing depots with fast service ow of points Bouth and West, ee Ay A di M.uglasd Points, arriviag .Da Xiflept | land 7.30 a.m, aud Bostos 10.15 Hania be ar Train Service from Levis 7.00 AM+ 13.830 P.M* 0.40 PMt ¢ Daily t Daily Except Sundays, PERRY FROM QUEBEC 0.80 A.M.12.00 NOON 6.18PM.(t Daily Xxcept Sunday.* Daisy} CITE RETRO On and after Sunday, md Oct, 1y10, trains willleave Quebec as follows Canadian Northern Quebac Ry.¥.53 A.M.Bunday only for St.Casimir, $9 A.M.Daily except Sunday for Montreal, Grand Mere, Shawinigan Falls, ete.connectsat Garneau Ft with (nine to and from Riviere a Pictre, La Tuque amd {intermediate points, This frais bas a buffet-partor car Attac 8152.M.Daily except Sunday for 8t, Casimir Quebec & Lake St.Johw Ry.830 AM, Dailyexcept Saturday and Susday for Tugue, Roberval, Chicom Imi, ete.Parlor car Monday and Taursday for Chicoutimi, return: » an Follow, dar: [X 3 .Sunday of or Bt.Raymond six Dail except Bonday for St Ray = moi Soo P.M.Batarday only for Roberval, Chicou tml ete « with sleeping car for Chicoutimi, Tickets for sale at depot, St.Andrew St, F.8.Stocking, 82 St.Chateau Frontenacuis St.and Equipped with Bislag Cars and Through New York Pullman TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS 2 For Boston, Portiand, Sherbrooke, St, M.Crore and Megaatic, dally except Sus: BOSTON & NEW YORK EXPRESS 23 For Boston, New York, spriagéeld and M.Sherbrooke daily.Through New Yoik Pullman, connecting at Sherbrooke with n for Boston.¥or Chaudiere Valley aud Megantic Divisions, daily ex.y.Notee\u2014Perry from Quebec 30 minutes In ad- vence of train departure.je checked and U.8.Customs examination at Quebec ferry, Agent for Thos, Cook & Som and all Ocean Steamebip Lines, For farther information and Puliman reservations, apply City Ticket Office, 82 8t Louis St.TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.TIME TABLE ress ok, Too Riviere du Les Ly Riviere du MIXED Lesves ere fi I ir dci 1 G.G.Grundy, Gemeral Manager, ¥ X, Belanger, Geseral Freight asd P Agent, Riviere du Loup, INTERCOLONI RAILWAY On and after Sunday, October 23rd, trains will run as follows :\u2014 8.20 A.M.\u2014Express for Murray Bay, Riv.du Loup, St.Flavie and Campbellton, daily except Sunday.540 P.M.\u2014Maritime Express for St John, Halifax and Sydney, daily except Saturday.This train only runs to St Flavie on Saturday.426 P.M\u2014Express for Riviere du Loup daily except Saturday and Sunday.12.50 P.M.\u2014Maritime Express for St.Hyacinthe and Montreal daily.42 P.M.\u2014~Express for St.Hyacin- \u2018 the and Montreal daily except Sunday.City Ticket Offices : 7 Du Fort Street, 22 Dalhousie Street.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 There Is no Equal to the MORNING STAR flour for your winter supply.It gives all that is desired of the best, Sold by all Grocers in 10, 24, 49 and 98 1bs bags.G.A.PARADIS Sole Agent Aloo Figur, Grain and Provisions 81 DALHOUSIE nov.4xim N 16 interested and shoul El MARVEL Whiting dpmy A pe ele ron.nt ram 7 e 7.FAVOR SIK-CLUB HOCKEY LEAGUE Majority Against Proposal of Four Clubs for the National Organization.An Ottawa despatch to the Montreul Gazette says :\u2014Secretary Marain Rosenthal, of the Ottawa Hockey Club, stated to-night that the Ottawas had not been approached in regard to 3 four-club hockey league.The local club expects the National Association to continue a six team affair and would oppose & four-club proposal, particularly in view of what happened two years ago when Ottawa, Wanderers, Quebec and Shamrocks constituted the Eastern Canada League.Ottawa won the championship, but Quebec and Shamrocks proved such poor drawing cards that the lucal club finished with a big deficit.Renfrew officers also say that they have heard nothing about it.Some of the clauses proposed in the new constitution for the National Hockey Association will likely be opposed by the Ottawa Hockey Club.Of course the latter has not yet decided upon its course, but a canvass of the executive officers indicates that not all the proposed rules will meet with the approval of the Ottawas.In the first place the Ottawas do not like the idea of appending a salary limit.The matter of binding the players over to the clubs whose property they were last season will meet with the approval of the Ottawa officers, Then the membership fee of $500 is pretty steep.The clause call- in for the employment of ten players only, together with the exchanges an releases of players is popular at this end of the circuit, Undoubtedly the players will kick considerably over being bound down so tightly, but as there is no other professional league of any importance in existence it looks as though the puck chaser would find it necessary to bow to the rulings of the National Association.The Ottawa and Renfrew Clubs favor the enlargement of the league, nd will likely support the application of the Toronto Club.The Montreal Gazette says : \u2014 As Wanderers and Renfrew both favor a six-club league, the plan to shat out Quebec and Canadiens is likely to fall through.Shamrocks are understood to be the chief supporters of the four-club leaue idea.A Montreal despatch to the Torontg Star says :\u2014Though there seems practically no opposition to the admittance of the Quebec Hockey Club to the National Hockey Association, Joe Power, the rgeat defence player and leader of the Ancient City seven, is in town working on the matter.It is understood that if admitted Quebec will put one of the best teamg procurable on the ice this winter, Mr.Power staaed that all of the former Quebec stars were ready to turn out and help the former team-mates, and with Paddy Moran, the Power brothers, Jordan, and several other good juniors, there will likely be a formidable seven.SHRUBB AND THE BIG INDIAN HOOKED UP.In Boston on American Thanksgiving night, November 24th, the noted rivals, Alfred Shrubb and Tom Longboat, will meet at 15 miles and battle for the middle distance championship of the world.In getting the Harvard cross-country team into shape the little Englishman has also raced himself into condition.EASTERN LEAGUE MAY ELECT BARROW.New York, Nov.10\u2014At the annual meeting of the Eastern League in this city next month, preceding the annual session of the National League, Edward Barrow, now manager of the Montreal team, prabably will be elected president of the league to succeed Pat Powers, who for almost fifteen years has handled the executive reins of the East's strongest minor league.Barrow is practically assured of the support of five clubs.It is understood that Newark, Baltimore, Buffalo, Toronto and Montreal favor Barrow, but Providence is doubtful.MONTREAL LACROSSE CLUB'S DEFICIT, Montreal, Nov.10\u2014At the annual meeting of the Montreal Lacrosse Club, held last evening, he report of the treasurer showed a deficit of some $1,600, due in large part to the fact that the game of the season of most public interest, that with Nationals, was played in very bad weather, very few people venturing out to see it.The officers elected for the ensuing year were :\u2014 President\u2014W.E, Findiay.Vice-President\u2014E.Hamilton.Hon.Secretary\u2014E.Hamilton.Hon, Secretary\u2014Desse Brown.Treasurer\u2014R.M.Melville.This year the committee membership has been reduced from five to three.Those elected were R.Finlayson, C.McKerrow, R.T.Tayloram, Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Sevr the Coupons THE QUEBEO CHRONICLE _ nr, 0 7er vosges D À] Latest Sporting News lj oser SLOSSON ISSUES CHALLENGE TO HOPPE.New York, Nov.10\u2014George F.Slosson to-day challenged Wille Hoppe to a match for the world\u2019s championship at 18.1 balk line billiards now held by Hoppe.JOCKEY HAD LEG FRACTURED AT LATONIA.Latonis, Ky., Nov.10\u2014Oceanbound won the Criterion stakes at Latonia to-day in a driving finish by a neck from Milton B, with Jack Atkin a length back.Jack Atkin raced out in front with Mary Dayis until the fina! eighth pole, where he tired and fell back.Jockey Keogh suffered a fracture of the leg while riding Adams Express in the second race by being jammed on to the rail as the horses were entering the stretch.He remained on his mount but finished last.McGINNITY WANTS A SHORTER SEASON.Manager Joe McGinnity of Newark will suggest at the Eastern League annual meeting that there be a shorter championship season, and a later opening.\u201cThere is a great deal of dickering every year at the Eastern League meeting, too,\u201d said McGinnity, \u201cbecause it is impossible to open in the Canadian cities before the 15th of May, owing to its late spring in that section.Now it is necessary to have two separate openings, one in the East and one in the West.Were the season cpened later it would be possible for the entire league to get under way in two days same as the, National League does.Newark could open at home with Jersey City and open at Jersey City on the following day, while Baltimore and Providence could do the same.In the other section it would be Buffalo and Toronto and Montreal and Rochester\u201d Joe is off in his dates.The opening in Toronto has taken place as early as May 4 THE KEYSTONE OF THE TIGER TEAM- Toronto Star :\u2014There is on doubt but that Ben Simpson, the schoolmaster is the keystone of the Tiger team.Straight as a soldier, clean and spare of limb, with a face of severe outline and a high forehead, he nurses the ball like an expert billiard player nurses the ivories.Able to catch, run and kick, with equal facility, he handles the remainder of the team as if they were elec- trie automatons whom he controls by mean, of invisible wires.Once he decides that the auspicious moment has arrived, be forms his wings into a sort of a dead line which the ball must not pass in the direction of his own goal; in fact, he quarantines it so to speak, in an area, on the opponents\u2019 side of centre.Then he starts to drive it in, as the beaters drive in the grouse in the moorlands, The quarantined arez becomes smaller and smaller, through what seem in themselves insigrificant bits of play, resulting only in small gains each, but finally making the enemy's twenty or ten-yard line the extreme boundary, And after that the bombardment ard the slaughter of the opponents\u2019 hopes and aspirations.What makes it the more harrowing to them is th~* as a rule, he piles up the score against them one by one.FAMILY OF SOLDIERS FOLLOW FATHER TO GRAVE Six soldier sons followed their father, ex-Drum Major Mulvaney, late of the Northamptonshire Regiment, to the grave recently in England.The united services of the father and sons reached an aggregate of nearly 100 years.After serving twenty-five years in the Army, Mulvaney was a steward's beadle at the Blue Coat School.The Mulvaney family can claim a continuous service in the Northamptonshire Regiment of 107 years.A GERMLESS LIFE.The extent to which germ theory of disease confines the adtivities of gilded childhood must be known by personal observation to be realized, Up in the! Berkshires in a beautiful country home, the young heir to many millions has struggled up to his fourteenth year surrounded by doting relatives, who are haunted with visions of microbe armies bent on destroying their youthful darling.Rarely has he left the estate; then always in a closed carriyge or automobile, carefully disinfected before the start.The inside of a train or street car is unknown to him., In his brief intervals in town his playground is the house roof, carefully mopped up with disinfectants before he sets foot upon it.Money he has never been allowed to touch.His diet is the chief interest of a band of doctors and trained nurses.His studies have been pursued at irregular intervals whenever he was quite sure he felt strong enough.\u201cHis health comes first\u201d has been the motto of parents and guar: dians.; ; Neither dog nor cat nor guinea pig has been allowed tp cheer the solitude of this luckless victim of sanitation.He is without companionship because\u2019 the young of his neighborhood have not reached the antiseptic stage of society.A visiting uncle came to his rescue a year ago with an indignant demand that he be taught to swim An athletic instructor has been therefore engaged.Three times a week, with the listless interest with which he parses Caesar, the boy goes through a series of athletic instruc.tions while mamma and a trained aurge watch anxiously from a terraca FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 193 a The Men who Examine Good Clothes \u201cDo not permit a garment to , to leave your hands unless it is perfect 1\u201d From the superintendent to the foreman, to the chief examiner and his several assistants these are the instructions which are followed out, and the Company can cheerfully and faithfully guarantee every Semi-ready garment, When you see the Semi-ready label you can bank on the quality and value.These Clothes have gained the reputation of being the highest type of tailoring in Canada\u2014you may be sure that there are good reasons behind that prestige.If \u201c Semi-ready\u201d is not in the pocket it is not a Semi-ready garment.Watch that | Semi-ready Tailoring | George Morissette, 168 St.John St., Cor.D'Youville.Philippe Michaud, City of Levis, For Identification, L'Heureux & Gauvin, 183-185 St.Joseph Street \u2018 2737287 STPAUL ST 32=38 STVALIERST Exactly The Kind You Want For First Snow BUT GOOD FOR ALL WINTER TOO This is a new job entirely, which is best adapted for everyday use.INEXPENSIVE, STRONG, ROOMY AND COMFORTABLE Can be supplied with either ONE or TWO Seats.Our large display of SLEIGHS is now complete.We now have what you need, IT'S THE BEST TIME TO MAKE A CHOICE LIMITED | QUEBEC pe MADE HER LIVING BY FAKING ACOIDENTS.New York, Nov, 16\u2014Mrs.Anna A.Btrula confessed in the general sessions court to-day that she had obtained her livelihood by ber ability to fakë accidents on railroad property and to com promise her suits for damage.fhe plended guiity to baving obtained $500 from the New York Centrak@gilroad by fraud and was remanded for seutence.Mrs.Btrula faked her \u2018\u2018accident\u2019\u2019 by taking a tumble on à banana peel select.od from A grip she carried, and then lead physicians to believe that she was internally hurt.In this manner she is sid to have eitber recovered by settle ment or suit from no less than six rail- | @ more ex ronds.PRUSSIA WILL REFUSE THE VATICANS REQUEST.Berlin, Nov.10\u2014The Taegliche Ruadschau mays the Pdussian Governor will refuse the Vatican\u2019s request that Catholic professors of theology be compelled to take the oath against moderniem.Prussis will also, according to the paper, refuse to subject her Catholic clergy generally to such au eath.The Bavarian Guverement has algeady doclined the same Peual request.\u2014 The Famous The Lamp with Diffused Light should always be used where several people sit, because it does not strain the eyes of those sitting far from it, The Rayo Lamp is constructed to give the maximum diffused white light.Every detail that increases ts light-giving value has been included.The Faro ie a lox priced Jump.You may or even $20 for other lamps and get pensive container\u2014but you à better light than the Ra ves, This one Rayo bee & new and pay $5, $1 ened burner.A Dreievs the shade on firm snd true.hed aa fé made où sod The Imperi cannot get he ng, durable shade-bolder 1 mot of yours, ler de the redire a bens?to rep Once a Rayo User, Always One, Le sem a $35.00 Suit to Order for SACRIFICE SALE 35.00 Overcoat to order fer 38.00 Ulster Coats to Worsted Trouse 9.00 Heavy Scotch 10.00 English order for to order for rousers to 8.00 English and Sootoh Trousers to order for J.H MULLIN, Ladies\u2019 and Cents\u2019 Tallor and Haberdasher.= \u2014_ MRS.D.R.MURPHY has just received the latest designs in Dress Skirts and Paquin Scarfs in new combinations of colors.Mrs, Murphy has made large reductions on the ba- sance of her Elegant Imported Hats and Untrimimed Felt Hats and Gauze and Chiffon Veilir gs.° \u2018 46 Fabrique Street.Phone 22.QUEBEC BLAIR \u2014\u2014 ATHOLE The Celebrated Scotch Blanket Cloth Children\u2019s Blanket Goats JUST RECEIVED JOHN DARLINCTON'S STORE Opposite Post Office The Only Place in Town for Blair Athole + $25.00 Cash =! 25.00 Cash - 25.00 Cash - 8.00 Cash order for 7.00 Cash - 6.00 Cash 48 Fabrique SL CHRISTMAS AT HOME BOOK NOW From QUEBEC or HALIFAX FIRST, SECOND and THIRD CLASS Passengers will receive prompt attention, and bertha reserved by telephone.DO NOT DELAY.Sailings rates and other information furnished on request.\u2018 F.S.STOCKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STASET Goes\u2018! R.R, aad 8.3.Agen.You can always depend on Glover's Dye Works, for Cleaning, Dyeing and Curling Feathers, also for making them over as this is done by expert help.If you have a fancy dress to be cleaned or dyed to the same shade as sample, send it to the Glover's Dye Works, as we make a specialty on cleaning and dyeing only.GLOVER'S DYE WORKS 383-395 SL.Vatior 84.Fhose 181) 8.8.NATASHQUAN £5.Natashquan will rail on Thursday, November 10th, at 7 p.m., for Esquimaux Pointe and all North Shore intermediate ports, going as far ss Natashquan this trip.Freight received at steamer\u2019s berth, Cross Wall Shed No.1& For all information apply ta The National Navigation Cam any, Lt - 02, ST.PAUL ST.Phone 1831.OCEAN ACGIDENT & ASSETS OVER - ties, weekly wa, for under the * ALEK, LAURIE, sv ag.98 St Peter i.Phons 1397.CORPORATION, LIMITED (of London, England) Place your EMPLOYERS LIABILITY INSURANCE in a strong Company with funds that will enable them to make good all demands by Employees for annui- es, or other §ompensation provide i TASONEREAU ' W.), FRASER, Gerra age, GUARANTEE $10,000,000.00 Corporation of Quebec CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE Tez.durs For Road on Ice-B:idge.Hoohelaga Bank Buliding.PHONES : Office 3659, Residence 79 When purchasing & PLAYER PIANO why not get the best ?The SIENNA PANOLA PIN with Metrostyle and Themodist attachment is the acme of perfection.ARTHUR LAVIGNE 93-95 St.John Strest Quebec - 7\u2019 GaliPhone 9031.».0.Sox 367 BOSSE & BANKS Steel Beams, Columns, Mates, Gas and Water Pipes, Contraotors\u2019, Municipal and Bullders\u2019 Supplies, Machinery and Speoinities.BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, 39 Ot.Pauls, QUEBED J.F.QUAY CIVIL ENRINESR Morin Building, Quenss , Foilrosds, Water Workr Water Po devejopments, Arbitrations, Export de À .FALL SUITINES LEE\u2019S Stylish assortment of London's Jatest styles just recelved \u2014 will please the particular yet economical dresser.Some Handsome Suits made to order for $20 and $22.Call and ses the quality of the material.It will stand inspection.WM LEE 344 St.John Street Joncas, Tremb'ey & Maloul Ovi Engineers and Land Surveyors Office : Bank Nationale Building PRONE 2314 87.n000, Que.| aug23xéas CHESS MATCH BETWEEN LASKAR AND JANOWSKI.Berlin, Nov.10\u2014D.Janowski, the French champion, began the second game of the championship chess match against the world's champion, Dr.Emmanuel\u2019 Lasker, at Kerkau palace to-day, Present score : Lasker 1, adjourned, 1; Janowski, 1.Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons \u2014 * CITY HALL.Quebec, 3rd Nov, 1910.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders, endorsed Tender | fur Road on Ice-bridge, and address- | ed to the undersigned, will be ve- ceived up to Wednesday, the 16th instant, at 4 p.m., to make and keepin good order the road on the ice bridge between Quebec and the :sland of Orleans.Tenders must be made on the printed blank forms, and endorsed in printed envelopes, which will be furnished to intending contractors, on application for same at the City Engineer's office, and the Road Committee will not entertain any tender that is not made on the said blank forms and enclosed in the said envelopes.Tenders must be endorsed on the outside of the envelopes, with a certificate from the City Treasurer of the necessary deposit as security for the contract.Each tender shall be subscribed to by two responsible parties willing to secure the execution of the contract.Each tenderer shall deposit in the hands of the City Treasurer the sum of $51.00, to be confiscated by any one refusing to sign the contract.The Corporation does not bind itself to accept the lowest or even any of the tenders.The contractor to pay for drawing up the contract, and supply the City Engineer with a certified copy thereof.W.D.BAILLAIRGE, City Engineer, HAVE YOU SEEN the way the neckbands on Shirts laundered by us sit up.IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE Negligee Shirts laundered to perfection.Specialists in all branches.THE IMPERIAL LAUNORY Gor, Valler and Bath Ste Phone 98 SHIPPING NE A HEAVY STCAM STOPS HAHEATION Many Vessels Held Up Both Above and Below Quebec\u2014 Missing Bateaux Reported.An easterly gale, accompanied by snow, which set in yesterday afternoon, almost completely stopped navigation up and down the river.About 4 o'clock the snow commenced to fall, and as the evening advanced it became heavier.There were quite a number of vessels ou the way down from Montreal, and these came to anchor early in the afternoon, as the snow set in to the westward much sooner than it had at Quebec.Among the steamers thus held up were the Prinz Adalbert, Cassandria, Royal Ed- vista, These are expected to arrive here to-day.Three or four steamers which were to have leit for the Gulf | of St.Lawrence last evening post- paned their departure until this morning.SCHOONER ASHORE.The schooner Laila, Captain Madsen, from Quebec for Cap Chatte.with a general cargo for the James Richardson Co.is ashore at Sacre Coeur, near Rimouski.The.crew is safe, but i the vessel is in a bad position.It may be floated after discharging cargo.The owners are the Richardson Co., of Matane.PU, ALLAN LINER.M.S.Victorian, Captain Outram, leaves here this afternoon for Liverpool with a goodly number of passengers in all three classes and a general cargo.She stops at Rimouski for the mails.Steamer Lake Erie, Captain Carey, from London and Havre, with passengers and general cargo, passed Point Amour at 6 a.m.yesterday.Due here to-morrow morning.DOMINION LINE Steamer Manxman, Captain Christie, from Quebec, arrived at Bristol on the 9th instant.GASPE LINE.Steamer Lady of Gaspe, Captain Bouchard, from Gaspe and way places, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in port yesterday afternoon, mooring at the Champlain Market wharf.MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Importer, Captain Haworth, from Manchester, with a general cargo, passed West Point, Ant., at 9 an.yesterday.Due in port this evening.THOMSON LINE.Steamer Cairntorr, Captain Band, arrived from Montreal yesterday morning and proceeded for Hull and ith.WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINE R.M.S.Megantic, for Liverpool with mails and passengers, sails from Montreal to-morrow morning, and is due in port in the afternogn.This steamer will sail from the Breakwater wharf at 7 p.m.as usual, on arrival of the mail train.88.GENERAL WOLFE FLOATED.Messrs.Holliday Bros.received a telegram yesterday morning from Captain Young, of the steamer General Wolfe, which was ashore in Harrington Harhor, stating that the steamer floated off unassisted om Wednesday evening.She then came to anchor in the harbor for the night, to ascertain if the water was under control under the engine room.Finding that it was, the steamer started for Quebec via Natashquan and immediate ports, When the General Wolfe arrives, if she can be tempor: arily repaired, she will make another trip to the North Shore this season.In the meantime the Messrs.Holliday have made arrangements for the North Shore mails to leave Quebec for their destination next Sunday.WANT THE WHOLE CHANNEL.Montreal, Nov, 10.\u2014Pilots in this district are complaining at what they designate as the encroachrhent of tug boats and their tows on the deep water channel.They argue that this deep water channel was constructed for the convenience of ocean steamers only, and that there is no necessity whatever for tugs and their tows to use it, since there is plenty of water on each side of the deep channel which small craft could use with safety.The present deep water channel is by no means too wide for the purposes to which it can be legitimately put, an the pilots say it should be kept solely for the use of the ocean-guing vessels._ J A ward, Zyldyk, Borgestad and Bona-; \u2014 Had this been done the Prinz Adalbert at least would never, so her pilot claims, have fouled a barge and have been forced to put back to this port for repairs.READY FOR WINTER SEASON.St.John, N.B.November 10.\u2014With the opening of the winter port season are being rushed by steamship companies for the arrival of the first boats, the first six of which arrive almost daily from the 18th to the 25th of this month, The Allan liner Virginian will inaugurate the 1910-1911 season, she being \u2018expected on the 13th.The first C.P.R, grain is already on the way, and of te: lot 500,000 bushels, more than 60,000 bushels are already in the big elevators at Sand Point ready for shipment.While there is no LC.Rgrain on hand as yet, a large quantity in expected during next week.The outlook for freight is reported good and plans are being made to handle a large number of passengers.The steamers following the Virginian are ex-Furnesa liner Tanawha on the 22d, Manchester liner Manchester Commerce and Donaldson liner Kastalia, on the 24th, and the C.P.R.Empress of Ireland and C.P.R.London and Antwerp liner Mount Temple on the 25th.BATRAUX ACCOUNTED FOR.The two bateaux, Rose and Winnie, belonging to Messrs, Price Bros.& Co, reported from Matane on Wednesday as being missing, have been accounted for.A despatch to the Signal Service office states that the Winnie arrived at Trinity Bay at 2 p.m.yesterday.Another despatch to the same office, dated Fame Point, November 10th, says:\u2014\"The three-masted schooner Rost, painted white, water-logged and abandoned, drifting outward at 1 p.m, about four miles off shore.\u201d No news of the fate of the crew of the latter vessel has been received.WIRELESS REPORT.Cape Race, N.F., Nov.10\u2014Steamer Rotterdam, Rotterdam for New York, wts in wireless communication with the Marconi station here when 1,175 miles east of Sandy Hook at 11 am Dock 10.30 a.m.Sunday.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived November 10.SS Lady of Gaspe, Bouchard, Gaspeetc, Bouchard Bros, passengers and general cargo.: SS Ocean, Olsen, Sydney, Dominion Coal Co., coal.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Cape Salmon (83)\u2014Clear, northeast.Inward 2 p.m., S.B.Georgetown and tow.Outward 11,30 a.m., Cairntorr.Father Point (160)\u2014Clear, west.Inward 1.15 p.m,, Corsican; 2.20 p.m.Empress of Britain; 2.25 p.ra, Stigstad Cape \u2018Chatte (234)\u2014Clear, strong west.Inward noon, Wegadesk.Martin River (260)\u2014Cloudy, northwest.Inward 5.30 a.m.four-masted pteamer, supposed Cairnrona.Fame Point (324)\u2014Clear, strong northwest.Inward 12.40 p.m., Fritzoe, Cape Rosier (347)\u2014Clear, north.Outward 12.30 p.m., Gaspesien.Outward yesterday 7 p.m., Cascapedia.West Point (337)\u2014Clear, northwest.Inward 9 a.m.Manchester Importer.) South Point (416)\u2014Cloudy, strong northwest.Inward 11.30 a.m., Sloterdijk.Flat Point (584)\u2014Clear, strong west.Inward 5 a.m.Molina.Inward yesterday, 7 pm, Morien.Inward to-day 1030 a.m.B.D.S.Dominion; 1 p.m., Ellen.Cape Race (830)\u2014Montfort, outward, 220 miles cast at noén, Trinity Bay\u2014Sailing bateaux Winnie arrived at 2 p.m.Clarke City\u2014S.B.Ralph Holcomb arrived at 6.30 p.m.yesterday.Point Aomur (602)\u2014Inward 6 a.m, Lake Erie.Harrington\u2014General Wolfe left at 6 a.m.for Natashquan.Above Quebec.Portneuf (31)\u2014Outward 3 p.m, Borgestad; 3.10 p.m., Bonavista.St.Jean (45)\u2014Outward 2.20 pm, Prinz Adalhert; 240 p.m.Cassandra.Three Rivers (68)\u2014Royal Edward anchored Port St?Francis.Sorel (100)\u2014Outward 250 pm.Zyldyk.H.S.M'GREEVY, Superintendent.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.November.AM PM.Thursday .30 1200 13.14 Friday .\u2026.11 1281 1.28 Saturday .18 140 2.31 Bunday .\u2026.13 240 228 Moon Phases.Last quarter, Thursday, 10th, at 12.20 (OL28 AND CATARRH Yield to Zam-Buk If you suffer from catarrh or cold in the head, just inset a little Zam- Buk at the bse of the nostril, and as the balm becomes warm inhale the healing essences which vaporize.You will be surprised how quickly this will give you ease.For bad colds on the chest rub the cheat and between the shoulders well with Zam-Buk at night.Sores in the nostrils, which are sometimes set up by catarch, will yield to Zam-Buk treatment.Mrs.N.8.Babcock, of Matawatchan, Ont, says : or a long time 1 had a very disagreeable sore on the inside of the nostrils, which gave me great pain and caused much annoyance.I feared it would turn to cancer, and all I tried proved unavailing.1 was ordered to try Zam-Buk, and I am glad to say that the sore that defied all other remedies was overcome by one hox of Zam-Buk and is now quite healed.\u201d Zam-Buk will also be found a sure cura for cold sores, chapped hands, frost bite, ulcers, ecxems, blood poi- 4 | son, piles, cuts, and skin injuries generally, All druggists and stores Soc.box, or Zam-Buk Co, Toronto less than ten days off, preparations .Frontenaçset © os PRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1810 sears id $18.00 te $23.00 $3.60 te $3.00 Clothesthis line Is the which rice of All our pantings are cut to half and we can assure you of a bargain in ave been cut to half price.perfect fit guarante-d.T.LAFRANCE, Taller and Mabordashon 1Bunde Strost.Are the prices we charge for our made to order suits.Best English and Scotch ce, é our handsome Ulsters, A NOTICE 1 will not be responsible for debts, without a written order signed by myself.V.FILTRAU, Notre-Dame de Charny, Levis Countynovêx1w.WANTED.WANTED.\u2014A general = servant.Apply to Mrs.T.Craig, 84 D'Artigny street, WANTED ~A good smart man to take.over outside work in circulation department of morning newspaper.Apply in writing to \u201cE,\" care of Chronicle.rer rt WANTED\u2014An experienced child nurse; must have good Canadian references.Apply to Mrs.Harry Huestis, 70 St.Ursule street.WANTED\u2014A young boy as har porter.Apply to Steward, Chateau YOUNG MAN would like to correspond with young lady with means, Object matrimony.Address Box X, Chronicle office.WANTED~A furnished houss os 7 or 8 rooms from Ist December to Ist May; heated or not; in upper town.State price.Address P.O.Dox 252, Quebeceee WANTED \u2014 Active young man, speaking French.and English, for piano salesman, city work.One with some experience prefefred.Address \"H.C.W., Chronicle.POSITION WANTED, YOUNG GIRL\u2014Yoong girl,.having been several years in the employ of important city house, specializing in the making of ladies\u2019 garments, seeks situation in a family.Apply No.380 King street, St.Roch.MALE HELP WANTED.LEARN THE BARBER TRADE right.The Moler Barber College is the original college; founded in 1893; graduates are now successful barbers all over the world.You get expert instruction, constant practice.Write for catalogue.Moler Barber College, 119 Craig West, Montreal.FOR SALE.FOR SALE\u2014SAFES THAT GIVE absolute protection from fire\u2014Domin- ion Safe & Vault Co.'s Safes, All sizes and styles in stock.A few secondhand safes also.The Canadian Fairbanks Co., Limited, Montrealpr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOR SALE.\u2014A splendid horse and a Stanhope rubber tire rig.In first class condition.Apply to O.P., care of Chronicle office.\u2014 rt rt FOR SALE\u2014On d'Auteuil street.large house, with furnace, electric light and baths.-Suitable for private dwei.ing or boarding house.For par- tieulars apply to LaRue & LaRue, Notaries, 28 St.Ann street.tr FOR SALE\u2014A splendid building lot, aituated in best part of city (off 8t.Cyrille street, near Jeffery Hale's Hospital).Size 109x33 feet.Will be scld immediately to à prompt buyer.Apply by letter to B.W., care of the Chronicle.1 tre tt pet EE TO LET.J TO LET.\u2014Comfortable room, at 47 St.John street.ee ter TO LET.\u2014Furnished house of 7 rooms, on De Salaberry street, heated, electric light, gas and all modern con: veniences.Can be had for $25 pet month titl 1st May, 1913.Apply by letter H.H., care of Chroniclearriere tr TO RENT.\u2014Furnished room.A splendid large room to rent in a private family.Provided with all modern improvements.Apply to No.7 Bridge strect.ee ee eo em mre meres TO LET OR FOR SALE\u2014No.13 Dolbeau street, near St.Foye tollgate; semi-detached; eight 1ooma; furnace Apply to K, D.Sewell, Vilie Mont: calm.tL.ALEX HARDY The Real Estate Broker Reliable Connections In Western Canada Nochaiaga Bank Building, Clty any | TO LET-\u2014A comfortable room op- }' posite Parliament Buildings.Apply Mrs, Pelletier, 67 Grand Alineegret?\u2018TO RENT\u2014PFurnishe House, containing ten rooms.All modern conveniences.Centrally located.Within cight minutes of Parliament building.Apply C.W,, this office, \u2014_\u2014 TO LET\u2014Several fine houses of different styles, from two to eighteen rooms, with modern conveniences, Also offices and stores, heated, furnished or unfurnished; situated on Maple avenue, Stigmates, Oliver, Joseph, St.Helene, St.Margaret, Grant, Kichardson, Bridge and Crown Sts, etc, etc.For further information apply to J.F.Bourbonnais, agent.111 Joseph street.Phone 323L TO LET \u2014LARGE WARRHOUSE situated on Napoleon wharf, new landing place of the Quebec & Levis Ferry Co.The warehouse hay been occupied fur many years by P.G.Bussiere & Co., and by the Colonial Fruit Exchange, and is situated in the minst commercial part of the city.adjoining Champlain Market and the pontoons for coasting steamers.Apply to Dr.Ed.Tuecot, 811 St Anne street.tL TO LET.\u2014 SINGLE AND double furnished rooms, with use of bath and.telephoie.Hot and cold water.Electric .Apply Na, 4: Richelieu St, or telephone 4970.Tt TO RENT \u2014 A ° HANDEOMx modern housa.13 Foumns, tonerete cellars, in a most desirable locality; almost on the corner of Se.Cyrille street and Maple avense ; moderate terms.Apply to.Jno.K.Walsh, bookseller, #t St.Jehn street [TX TO LET.\u2014 AN OFFICE AND dwelling situated at the prolongation of Sous-le-Fort street.Napoleon (Chouinard) wharf next te the office of the Corporation of Pilots of Quebec.This three-story building s in perfect ndition, having been erected only llast year.The first floor is suitable for an office and the upper two stories can be rented as one or twa tenements.This ie à most suitable building to rent for the above purposes as it will be at the landing of the new wharf of the Quebec & Levit Ferry Company, and where passengers to and from the train om the Levis side of the river will pass.Apply to Dr.Bd.Turcot, 111 8& Anne street.Liquer Business for sale at 's Winter Ver, 81.doha, 1.6.The retail liquor bueiness, and five story ick stone bulldine, {reeheld, cormer of nd Water Btteels, owaed and busi- ate Henry Brepoan This buiidisg and business is located ia the center of the du- siness district, opposite Post Office, and West Bt, John Ferry, und pen: all Hteamsbip Docks asd will be sald to nw up Sate.or parti.eulars apply 1p.M.A, Breassa, Xxeeutorfal AR , Bt.Jo \u201d J Nov.bx6 OSTEOPATHY The Scicnos of Healing Without the Uses of Drugs J.F.Landers, D.O.Genauttation end Sxamingtion ree Office Hours and Residence : 4 le ST.LOUIS SE.= - PHONE 11% > te 2.35 pm noes by specis Calis at privaté SRPUPLRIRSY 1, ARTHUR FORTIER, LLL, Room 14, il Book Cn No.00 Mossy To Lod mn First Mortgags NOTICE 1s heceny fre shat the Plee at @ !be mouth Gar Ro River ia oub- 3 well no the other dep fo lier that was thers up to last of the long whart.MONEY TO LOAN | On Mortgage or Qsoet Securities LARUE & DELAQRAVE 2Cook St Phone 931 Cor.Ann St snd City Hall Ava LS 107 : ANSE SES CE JIMMY HENNEBSY The branches of Stoflou and Levis, Bden street, are avening, vm 7.00 tu 8.30 o'clogk, DIED.BLAIR\u2014At Chicoutimi, Que., on the 9th instant, Robert Crammond Blair, M.D., son of the late Rooe.t Blair, of Ha ! Ha ! Bay, Quebec, aged 71 years.\u2018 Funeralé?@rand Bay, Saturday, the 12th instant.EDGLEY-\u2014On the 9th instant, Alexander J.Edgley, aged 29 years and 7 months.Funeral will leave his father's residence, No, 32 Third street, Limoilou, at 2 pan.Friday, 11th intsant, for Trinity Church; thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.Montreal papers please copy.ROWLEY-\u2014-At Quebec, on 1h of November, Mary A.Ritchie, wife of George Rowley, Lake Edward.The fuczéz! will leave the residence of her father, 573 St.John street, on Saturday, 12th inst.at 2.30 p.m., for Mount Hermon Cemetery.Private service at the house at 215 p.m.terra rer mme attire rime \u2014\u2014\u2014 28 New Advertisements We Know How\u2014The Frontenac Laundry.Great Sale of Hats\u2014Thos.Donohue.Great Bargains\u2014J P.Pare.Display of Sleigte\u2014P.T.Legarer's \u2018\u2018Épéci iqueur.*?Prise Winn@ts\"ôf\"Chiek Pursle \u2014 P, T.Legare.Special Orchestral Concert Dinners \u2014 St, Louis Hotel.Moving Pictures-\u2014The Nickel.The Pert Show in Torm\u2014Palais Royal.Au\u201d \u201cale of Horses\u2014L.J.A.De- Pra, unstration\u2014P, J.Copeman.Coffee\u2014Georges Patry.Auditorium TO-DAY FULLERS MINSTRELS (8) l\u2019EOPLE CG) Comedian GREGORIOS BROS | Roman Ring Artists ! PICTURES (4) SHOWS DALLY .«@) 1.38 - 3.00 = 7.30 - 9.00 P.M, 5 and 10e NOTICE Becend Performance of Tennyson's BECKET will be given by CHAS.WATTS & COin LOYOLA HALL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER [2h Under distinguished con of Dapt.Walsh, Superintendent of Marine Department C.PR.and many other prominent Ladies and Gentlemen.LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC SAVINGS BANK Roch, St.Sauveur, St.John Suburbs, Limopen every Saturday und Monday «TEREST PAID PROM DATE OF DUPONT AND OF BAILY BALAN If nights you will find that the ou dine out these fall ST.LOUIS HOTEL dining room bas an attraction peculiarly its own.Our table d\u2019hote dinner is Quebec's best, but why wait for.dinner ?Our luncheon is just as good.Special Orchestral Concert dinner eyery Sunday night ROYAL : 302 STJOSEPH ST THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN 1 Ÿ 0 EEE INE EEE ==] SAD DEATH OF MAS.G.ROWLEY Deceased Was One of the Most Popular Young Ladies in the City.It is with the deepest regret that we learn of the very sad death yesterday of Mrs.George Rowley, of Lake Edward.Mrs, Rowley was formerly Miss Mamie Ritchie, youngest daughter of John Ritchie, Esq., of this city, and was married a little over a year ago to Mr.Geo.Rowley.Mr.and Mrs.Rowley spending a few days in town and were contemplating their return to Lake Edward on Monday last, but deferred this by reason of the sudden indisposition of Mrs.Rowley.After a consultation with Dr.Ahern, it was decided to perform an immediate opcration for appendicitis, but while this was in itself successful, the disease had become so far advanced that the unfortunate lady succumbed yesterday morning to the after effects.Mrs.Rowley had a host of friends, her charming manners and cheerful, Sright disposition having made \u2018 her me of the most popular young ladies in the city.For years she had assisted most practically in the nursing of her favorite brother, the late Mr.Allan Ritchie, and her death will be all the mote felt by reason of her many admirable qualities.To her bereaved husband and the other members of the family the Chronicle joins with the entire com- had been \u201cVaudeville de Luxe.\u201d Finest Moving Pictures.Latest Illustrated Songs and .First.Class Orchestra.BUTTER Best quality winter keepin butter just received in tubs all sizes, Phones 21 and 3837, JOHN MARTIN, Montcalm Marketnov10x3.Great Clearing Sale BOOTS and SHOES is still going on.Many have taken advantage of it during the past few weeks, and were surprised at the great bargains offered.Remember you save from 25 to 50 per cent on all purchases made during this sale.Call and see for yourself.J.A.LESAGE 187 St.John St.Box Office open 10 o'clock, Wednesday at Loyols Hall, or oe o § A.LAVIGNE'S | Music and Piano Warerooms, 98-95 3t John St.+ ALL OSATS RESERVED SO cents and 25 cents aov.8x5.| Ar SLE Te.375 THIS WEEK © YINGT JOURS À L'OWBRE\" Ounedy Im 3 Aste ed NEXT WEBK \u201cLES RANTZAU\" The Famous Drima which made sush Me hit hors last ssnsen « Prices : Boxee 00 A Ta.Recorved Seats 6.3854 She.Aamisaion Tt AT ce \"TEI, They ane Sater ICKE ANN ST i Four Feature Keeis of Select Pic.| tures.Contest.Rix Next Weak :~Gordon and Melviile, Scotch Comedians, Billy Cross pular songs and dances, Kd.Norrie, Soiaedy mesieege mag's Be.N er SATURDAY \u2014 Double Amateur utes.Prisesa | given frae, novôxtu,th,satx2m.\u2014 ANNUAL MEETING Queba: Miniature Rifle Club At Drill Hall Te-night a! 8.15 o'clock W.Molson Macpherson, Hit | TAMIL INDIAN Direct from the Tea + Coffee Plantations P.6.Copeman's Quality Tea and Coffee Store Come and see him demonstrate the Castle Blend Coffee Percolation.Makes perfect coffee in 4 A dalicious cup of coftes munity in expressing its deep and sincere sympathy in their great affliction.LAST TRIP.The R.& O.Navigation Company are announcing the last trip for this season of their Saguenay boat.which will leave on the 15th instant.On Sunday next they are running a special boat to Montreal, leaving Quebec at 3 p.m.HANDSOME MENU CARDS.The Chronicle is in receipt of a large stock of handsome menu cards which have just arrived from England.These cards are something entirely new in design, and are suitable for any occasion.Any one desirous of purchasing is certain of procuring the desired article from this large assortment.NEW MANAGER APPOINTED.Mr.A.L.Hamilton, manager of the branch of the Canadian Bank of Commeree at Portage la Prairie, Ont, has been appointed manager of the Quebee branch of the institution, in succession to Mr.W.H.Dunsford, who has been transferred west.Mr.Hamilton is a bother of Mr.J.W.Hamilton, of the Union Bank, Quebec, formerly Quebec manager of the Bank of British North America.FREE COFFEE DEMONSTRATION.Mr.P.G.Copeman, 135 St John street, is just now making a special demonstration of his famous Castle Blend Coffees, and has a native of far-away Ceylon on the premises for that purpose.This man has been brought up ii the growing of tea and coffee, and thoroughly understands everything connected with their properties.The patent coffee percolator is something entirely new, and demonstrates a perfect method.of making coffee in four minutes.Mr.Copeman invites his patrons and the public generally to step into the store and let him make for them a cup of delicious coffee free.LAYMEN'S BANQUET TO BE HELD AT Y.M.CA.Satisfactory arrangements are progressing for the large banquet to be, held in the Y.M.C.A, Hall in connection with the focal council of the Laymen\u2019s Missionary Movement on the evening of November 25th at 7 p.m.A special coramittee of ladies have been asked to take charge of the menu, and we bespeak their usual success.The principal speaker of the evening will be Colonel Halford, vice- chairman of the Laymen's Missionary Movement of New York, and founder of the Chicago Inter Ocean, one of the leading papers of the United States.Having acted as private secretary to President Harrison and later on with the United States Army in the Philippine Flands, he has come in close touch with all the nagonal life of our neighboring republic.He has been intimately associated with Bishop Brent in his good work in the Philippines, and also is a atrong supporter of the Y.M.C.A.in the mlasion fild.We are sure there will be a great treat in store for those who can be present on this occasion, Dr.W.I.Shurtleff.K.C.of Coaticooke, has also promised to give an address, and.as he is also a very able speaker, we are sure our readers will be glad to welcome him to this city and give both of these distinguished gentlemen a hearty reception.The local committee cre hard at work to make this banquet an even greater success than the last one, and they are inviting their friends to dispose of as many tickets as possible.As the hall holds on! 250, we would advise our friends secure same as soon as possible.Smo» and Chew Carillon Tobacco [ov.1Ixim.Reve the Coupons RUSH OF SETTLERS 10 DOMINION Passenger Men Claim That the Season Has Been Bigest on Record.' With the present week, says the Montreal Gazette, the regular immigration season from Europe closes, and it is stated by railroad men that it by far exceeds any previous season in Canada's history.While definite figures are not yet available, it is estimated by the officials locking after this work that since the beginning of the navigation season about 132,000 settlers have landed here and been distributed through the country, the majority of them going to the West, although quite a large percentage were booked for Ontario and Quebec points.Not only has the season been notable in point of numbers, but as regards quality, more settlers coming from the British Isles than ever before.In fact, the traditional immigrant, with no money but that he expects to make, has been almost a forgotten item, and the per capita wealth of the new settlers, especially from Great Britain, has been surprising, On the Canadian Pacific Railway alone 98,400 immigrants were handled, or about 70 per cent of the total.These came as follows: May, 25,000; June, 16,200; July, 11,500; August, 12.- 000; September, 12,000; October, 10,- 000, and up to date for November, 1,200, Although the season is approaching its close, an unusually large number of people are still coming to Canada, a goodly proportion of them, of course, being returning travellers.At present there are 3,800 on the ocean bound for Montreal.of whom a considerable number are settlers.They are coming:\u2014On the Corsican, 550; Lake Erie, 30; Empress of Britain, 1,150; Dominion.400: Montezuma, 400; Carona, 300; Ionian, 350, and Lake Michigan, 350, PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded.50c.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH, The following programme will be rendered af fhe organ recital by Mr.W.J.Smith-on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock: Overture to Occasional! Oraterio, .Cererraeen wes .Handel Pastor from Sonata.Guilmant Violin solos\u2014(a) \u201cCanzonetta\u201d (Spencer); (b) \u201cTraumeri\u201d (Schumann) Mr.Herbert Spencer.Prelude and Fugue in E Minor.Bach Violin Solo\u2014\u201cDuet from Souvenir de Bade\u201d .Leonard Mr.Herbert Spencer.\u2018 Elegy in G._ Lemare Finale in D.Lemmens .OLYMPIA THEATRE.Change of programme to-day in pictures.Besides the vaudeville hill, \u201cThe Great Buckner,\u201d sensational cyclist, there are four subjects \u201cCowbay Justice.\u201d a sensational drama of the west ; \u201cThe Facori Family.\u201d an acrobatic picture of great merit : \u201cDavy Jones\u2019 Domestic Troubles,\u201d a comedy taken from the life of our old friend, Davy Jones; \u201cThe Taming of Wild Bill\u201d a snappy western comedy with a real story and an ahundance of incidents, one of the real ones.Next week there will be two vaudeville acts at the Olympia.THE FIRST TASTE.Learned to Drink Coffee When a Baby If parents realized the fact that coffee contains a drug\u2014caffeine\u2014which is especially harmful to children, they | would doubtless hesitate before giving i the babies coffee to drink.\u201cWhen | was a child in my mother's arms and first began to nibble things at the table, mother used to give me sips of coffee.As my parents used coffee exclusively at meals, 1 never + knew there was anything to drink but coffee and water.\u201cAnd so 1 contracted the coffec habit early.| remember when quite young the continual use of coffee so affected my parents that they tried roasting wheat and barley, then ground it in the coffee mill, as a substitute for coffee.\u201cBut it did not taste right, and they went back to coffee again.That was long before Postum was ever heard of.I continued to use coffce untit 1 was 27, and when ! got into office work | began to have nervous spells.Especially after breakfast T was so nervous | could scarcely attend to my correspondence, \u201cAt night, after having coffee for supper, 1 could hardly steep, and on rizing in the morning would feel weak and nervous, \u201cA friend persuaded me to try Postum.My wife and U did not like it at first, but later when boiled good and strong it was fine.Now we would not give up Postum for the best coffee we ever tasted.\u201cI can now get good sleep, am free from nervousness and headache.| recommend Postum to all coffee drinkers.Read \u201cThe Road to Wellville,\u201d in pkgs.\u201cThere's a Reason.\u201d Ever reai the abeve letter?A mew ons appears from time te time, } ! Fifty Years a Loader The reasons: for the unparalleled success of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey are that being devoid of impurities, it has all the healing properties of a medicinal whiskey not found in beverage whiskies, that it is an absolutely pure, gentle, invigorating stimulant and tonic that overcomes all weakening, wasting and run down conditions of the body, brain and muscle, giving the system power to throw off and resist coughs, colds, grip, nd tid bronchitis and lung trouble; and th: it is a wonderful remedy in the treatment and cure of consumption, pneu- monis, malaria, low fevers and all stomach troubles, taken as directed.Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has had many imitators, some of them going so far as to imitate the bottle, label and seal over the cork, but they could not deceive the people A as to the contents of the bottle.Be sure when you purchase Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey that you get the genuine.Make certain that the.seal over the cork is unbroken.The genuine can be purchased at grocers and liquor dealers everywhere or direct.$1.25 a large bottle.Write for our Aseptic Drinking Cup, sent free.The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N.Y.BOYS RALLY.As the Boys\u2019 Committee of the Y.M.C.A.are desirous of meeting all members of the Junior Branch, there will be a meeting at 8 o'clock this evening in the boys\u2019 room (which has been recently painted and decorated).All members of the Junior Branch are most cordially invited, as it is the intention of the committee to appoint officers and sub-committees to plan for a campaign of aggressive work among the boys this winter.ANTHRACITE COAL.A Wonderful Discovery in British Columbia.The Winnipeg Free Press has the following despatch from British Columbia as to another wonderiul discovery of coal in that province.This time it is anthracite, which must prove of very great value, as it will be the means of furnishing the only supply | of hard coal to all the great cities of the Pacific coast, including San Fran- || cisco.What makes it more interesting is the fact that the bulk of the deposit is held by a Quebec syndicate:\u2014 i \u201cVictoria.B.C., Nov.6.\u2014Coal areas, | eclipsing those of the Crows' Nest: Pass, and underlying Groundhog mountain on the Upper Skeena, have | | been staked for the Crows\u2019 Nest Pass Coal Company, the National Finance Company of Vancouver, and a syndi- of Quebec and Winnipeg capt talists.The afeas have just been gone over by Campbell Johnson, an expert, who reached Hazelton on his return\u2019 \u2014\u2014 trip yesterday.The staked claims, hs says, cover ninety square miles, and | constitute one of the largest and rich.° est coal bodies in America.A railway will he built from Hazelton into the pew coal fields in the near future.A charter will be applied for at the January session of the British Columbia Parliament.\u201d RECORDER'S COURT.Four prisoners charged with drunk enness appeared before the Recorder yesterday, One was fined $3 and costs or eight days\u2019 jail, one was allowed to go on suspended sentence and two were discharged.TAILORING.Having secured the assistance of a first-class and well-known tailor, 1 am clearing my high-class $35.00 overcoats and suits to order for $25 eash.J.MULLIN, Fabrique Street.! SWORN IN.ir Louis A.Jette was sworn in yesterday morning as Administrator of.the Province, to act during the absence of Sir C.A.P.Pelletier, Lieu- tenant-Governor, who has gone South \u2018 for his health.The oath was administered by Mr.Rodolphe Boudreault, ! C'erk of the Privy Council at Ottawa.STREET ACCIDENT.In a collision between two vehicles, which occurred on St.Valier street yesterday morning, a man named Ed.Giguere,who was driving one of them, ! ha! his leg broken.He was conveyed to his home on Victoria street, i where medical aid was secured.The i driver of the other vehicle escaped unaurt.! YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE CLASS.| The first general meeting of the | Young Men's Bible Class of the Me- | thodist Church was held last evening.The constitution beng considered and | passed upon the election of officers for the year was proceeded with and resulted as follows :\u2014Mr, J.Morley Carson was elected teacher, Mr.F.B, Wilson, President, Mr.Percy D! Woods, Vice-President, Mr.W.P.| Davies, Secretary.Mr.D.Cobbledick, | Treasurer.- After the regular duties of the meeting were over a social half | hour was indulged in and a very profitable and pleasant evening was spent by the large number of young men | present The meeting closed with the | singing of God Save the King.| LOOKING FOR ONE BODY, FOUND ANOTHER.| While looking for the body of Mr.| Desbians, of Chicoutimi, who Is supposed ! to have been drowned in the Louise Dock, | Mr.Fred.Jeffery, boatman, picked up ; that of Mr.Arthur Cardinal, of Cap Blane, Who bas been miming for about four weeks.FRIDAY, NOVEMBER {, 3) THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE 3 - === \u2014\u2014=In EI = ET) IN AND ABOUT TOWN MORRIS MICHAELS Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, and Windsor Hotel, Montreal, invites the attention of critical smokers to his stock of Imported Havana Cigar representing the output of 36 Factories in 234 sizes and shapes, ranging in price from $11.00 to $95.00 per hundred which will be found Always in Perfect Condition and invariably MODERATE IN PRICE Brass Graf RMA SAH EISEN oA.PIERCED WORK HAMMERED WORK TOOLS and MATERIALS MOORE'S 148 St.John Street, QUEBEC G.VERRET, A.162 ST.JOHN ST.Real Estate and General insurance Agent.HOUSES FOR SALE OR TO LET IN ANY PART OF THE : CITY.PHONE 1830.\u201c RENN AT THE GREAT STORES OF QU:B:C CONTR: J Faguy, Lepinay & Frere Economical people follow our special sales, {rom which they derive great banefit.to 46.00.Will be sold this week at 500 Electric Seal Skins.Worth 63 cents.Are on sale 3 Overcoats in heavy diagonal tneel, ** Auto\" siyle \"8 09 \u2018 for men.Worth $12.00.This week .81.76 $4.00 CR 280 Boy's Tweed Overcoats, for boys from 10 to 16 years of wn Vi tn.om wT 8.2 Marabout Bouse, different qualities.Worth from £11.00 ¢ \u201d fo 415.00.Balance for sale at .0 .A balance of White Duck Aprons.Worth 45 and cents.This week.LL, A Reduction of 20 to 40% on all our costumes Faguy, Lepinay & Frère 254-264 St.John Street 50 Stoles in different kinds of furs.Worth from $4.50 I $5.09 this week nt 25 Cheviot Skirts, navy blue, grey and drab.Worth For sale this week at .5 doren Aprons in white and colored duvk.cents, This week.1 do:en of Marabout Hoasbalance of stock and will be sold this week at .Worth 47.00, This is a Children\u2019s Woollen Leggings in cardinal, black and drab.This week .A lot of \u2018\u2018cooney\u2019\u2019 Muffs.Worth $1.50.Th.s week.Worth 30 cents.300 Electric Real Skins of a very fine quality.Worth 50 cents.This week.sn A largo lot of Babies Colored Woolien Mitts lo be rnold fOr.ii ee A Leggings in black cloth, 12 buttons, buckled at top.Special vale .oo Lee es e tas Lana #RIDAY, NOVEM BER 11, 1910 ROBERTSON'S DUNDEE Sootoh Whisky 30% ROBERTSON & SON, Lid, Distillers, 310 Notrte Dame SI.West.Moatraal Drink oct.2B,mon,wed,fri.tf.AT THE Central Store EEC RET ALWAY We rezeived such great encouragement from the À public in our last bargains that we have decided to make new reductions.ù always going on at 4c and 19c Underves's for ladies, worth 40c for 23¢, worth 60c for 44c Plain grey flannel, worth 40c and 50c.This week 29c worth 30c for 17c - = my ror 89.P.172-176 Our great sale of braid is White canton - flannel, White and colored quilts, White linen napkins 24 x 40, worth 50c to 60c for 27c Colored flanellette blouses, worth $L.25 for 79c Tweed and cloth for overcoats, worth $1.50 to $2.50 for 79¢ One lot of costumes cloths, worth $1.00 for 68¢c Que lot of costumes cloths.worth 65¢ for 47¢ Fiday and Saturday PARE, St.John St.Novlix2 PRIZE St, St.Mr.P.We wish to thank eve TISING CONTEST, offered i All other contestants wil 273-2 32-3: of the P.T.LEGARE, Limited.WINNERS of our recent CHICK PUZZLE 1st PRIZE :\u2014Mr.Cc J.Angers, Malbaie, Charlevoix.2nd PRIZE :\u2014Miss M.de Chevigny, Lotbiniere, P.Q.3rd PRIZE \u2014Miss ( Cecile Moisan, St.Georges Est, uce.4th PRIZE :\u2014 Mr.Adjutor St-Pierre, 264 Couillard Quebec.5th PRIZE :\u2014Mrs Edmund Duckett, 8 Rosalie St, Hyacinthe.6th PRIZE :-Mrs.D.Beaupre, 8 Des Forges St, .Trois Rivieres.Mrs.G.A.Bergeron, 10 St.Helene St, ebec.Provencal, St.Aime College, Ri» chelieu.Mr.Vivian Wheeler, Railroad St, Stanstead.Mr.Alphonsa Boisvert, 54 Brooks St, Sherbrooke.Mr.S.Langlais, 52 D'Artigny St, Quebec.Mr.Alphonse Magnan, 10 ichelieu St, Quebec.Mr.Lucien Cote, Montmagny, P.Q.Mr.Elie St-Laurent, Victoriaville, Mr.Phydime Simar Mr.Albert Grenier, Mr.Dorilta Chamard, Blaisville, Riv.du Loup, P.Q.Miss Lucienne Cote, 2 St.Angele Se.Qge.Miss Marie Louise Hamel, Village Aulnaies, L'Islet.Mise Florence Bedard, Beauport, Quebec.P.Q.Chicoutimi, P.Qic, Rimouski.one who entered this our GREAT ADVER.n order to popularise the new organisation | be advised by mail.P.T.LEGARE SY PAUL SY T VALIER ST - MTZ A= _ \u2014 \u2014 4 CLUB'S ANNUAL \u201cQld Black and Red\u201d Had Fine Meeting at Chateau Frontenac Last Evening.The annual meeting of the Quebec Snow Shoe Club was held at the Chateau Frontenac last evening, when one of the largest assemblages in the history of the club was present.The interest in the club was well displayed by the attendance of several of the veterans of the old \u201cBlack and Red,\u201d and the meeting was a very interesting one.The various reports were all most satisfactory, and showed that the club was maintaining its high position.After the reading and adoption of reports, the election of officers took ; race when the following were elected: President\u2014W.J.Lynch.Vice-President\u2014S.° H.Hill.Secretary\u2014P.W.Langlois, * Treasurer\u2014E.C.Joseph.Committee\u2014].D.Cassils, C.Fletch.\u2018er, 8.Lemesurier, I.Turcot, C.Lynch.The 34th annual report presented to | : the meeting was as follows:\u2014 Your committee begs to present before you the 34th annual report of the club, being for the season of 1909-10.1 Qur season opened on the 9th Decem- | _ ber with an enthusiastic gathering, at\u2019 which meeting it was decided to again; adopt the issuing of an annual programme, which custom had not been followed out during the previous sea- .son.\u2018The success oi this readoption | \"is clearly evident, as will later on be seen, Membership.\u2014During the year 11 new members were elected, and, deducting those who had dropped out, owing principally to removal from the city, the total membership was 187, consisting as follows: \u2014Honorary, 19; life, 28: ordinary, 140.Meetings.\u2014Seventeen weekly meetings were held at our clubhouse, the aggregate attendance being 491, making a weekly average of 29, against 26 for the previous year.The largest at- ; tendance in one evening exclusive of | guests was 42; the largest attendance including guests was 51.There were 12 tramps on shoes, aggregating 246, against 220 for the previous year, making an average of 19 trampers.Entertainments.\u2014In this respect it .must be said that the past session was {a most successful one.During the ' season our lady friends favored us with their company on twa of our tramps, and apart from several euchres and an evening of indoor sports, ; We find, on taking the different events in order of date, that on the 23d De- | cember we had a delightful excursion | to our vice-president\u2019s camp on the Montmorency River, on which occa- i sion 47 turned out on shoes, includ- | ing four ex-presidents.On the 20th January we had the pleasure of being again entertained at the home of Colo- » nel and Mrs.Neilson, and every one of the 24 members that turned out had | the best of good times.On February 7th the dinner dance given at our clubhouse was in every sense of the word ' an unequalled success.On the 17th March our limelight tour through Europe, under the personal direction of Mr.Louis Bruneau, was greatly enjoyed by the large number present.Sherbrooke S.§.Club's Visit.\u2014It afforded us great pleasure during the past season to entertain as our guests our old friends, the Sherbrooke Snow Shoe Club, who arrived in Quebec en February 10, under command of Dr.F.H.Bradley and his able lieutenants.After witnessing the ski jumping competition we tramped out to our clubhouse, where a most enjoys- bie few hours were spent in music, mirth and justice to a good feed.Evening brought with it our great hockey victory over our visitors, in spite of the stellar exhibition by Ster- You don't have to mix \u201cBlack Knight'' Stove Polish.There is no black watery liquid to stain your hands or dirty the floor.There is no \u2018hard brick\u2019\u2019 to scrape\u2014no trouble\u2014no waste\u2014no hard rubbing.\u201cBlack Knight'' isa firm paste\u2014ready to use\u2014 quickly applied\u2014and shines quick as à wink.It's as simple and easy to use as shoe polish, and a big stove can be shined with it almost as easily.Parhape your desler does not havdie \u201cBlack Knight\u201d Steve Polish.Ifso, vend 10e.for n big ean, free postpeld.THEF.F, BALLEY C6.LIMITER, Mamition, Ont 24 |QUEBEC Butara 0f the famous \"8 ta 1\u201d Sine Polieh The GRAM-O-PHONE can repertoire of over it a strong Vic C.320 ST.JOSEPH = AN EDUCATIONAL INFLUENCE IN THE HOME \u2014 be made to represent much more than merely an amusement\u2014a careful selection from the Victor 3,000 records can make educational influence.There A arc no minds so easy to cultivate to an appreciation of the best in music 03 Me.extra.Be sure to bear the Viotrele.(EASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED) BERLINER GRAM -0O-PHONE COMPANY, LIMITED - MONTREAL.When Thinking of Christmas Gifts, Remember the Gram-o-phone and this @Dtrade mark.SC a those of children.symphonies of great composers, NY Views.Berliner desler will be dled ® egt aperatic stars, play the records you wish to bear.Desblefaved records (tre in one) 90e, semois by mail \u2014 TE = Victor Records include the \u2018classic , sacred music by cele- ted choirs, the rare voices of the great- ete, etc, as well as the popular airs of the day.Fee, from $15 up, you can buy Victor * Berliner Gramophones 2 Records ARE ON SALE BY RO TAILLE STIS Py » vr id: & STREET - - - QUEBEG rookes unique goal tend, Mr.J.P.Watson.After singing our best songs, playing our best hockey and smoking our best smokes, there was nothing * left to do but climb our highest moun- : tain, and this we did on February 11, ; when we visited Mount Ste.Anne.The doings of the day need not be, commented upon, for they are on view | at the clubhouse, being a masterpiece | of art by our fellow member, Mr.WwW.M.Dunne, and they furthermore prompted the poetic genius of our laureate, Mr.E.C.Joseph, in whose verses we have a treasured souvenir.Sherbrooke boys took their departure, tired, but seemingly delighted with their trip.Local Races.\u2014In the Interclub Steeplechase for the Challenge Cup your team again secured a win on the first team prize, being the second win in succession.Our team finished as foi- lows: Ist, W.A.Dail; 2nd, C.H.Ashmead; 3td, L.B.Ramsey; 4th, S.Elliot.President's Trophy\u2014Mr.W.A.Dall, in his holding the best records for the year, was the lucky winner of the President's Shield.Committee Changes.\u2014 During the year there were two vacancies caused on your committee.Tt is with deepest regret that we are called upon to record in the annals of the chub the untimely death of our popular and highly esteemed treasurer, Mr.C.H.Ashmead.The great loss sustained by the club in his early demise is only surpassed by the individual loss which each one of us, as his friend, has been called upon to share.The second vacancy was caused by the departure from Quebec of Mr.George W.Evans, whose sbsence from our midst we shall also keenly feel.Iinances.\u2014OQur finances show $86.05 of outstanding liability, as compared with $120.55 last year, and a surplus of ansets of $3,660.19.A glance at the treasurer's report will furnish particulars in detail.Caretakers.\u2014The club has secured for the coming season the services of Mr.Nap.Dionne, as caretaker, The \u201c* * respectfully submitted.CHAS.L.LYNCH, Hon, Secretary.Confirmed: \u2014 P.W.LANGLOIS, President.A number of invitations were tendered the club, among them one from Dr, Lemieux, who asked the club to visit him at Lorette during December.An invitation from Mr.W.J.Lynch to make another trip to his camp on the Montmorency was also received.It is understood that the \u2018club will also have an invitation from the Sherbrooke Snow Shoe Club for a trip to the capital of the Eastérn Townships.A resolution was passed requesting all members to keep Thursday, the weekly tramp night, free from all other engagements, and a vote of thanks was passed to the Chateau Frontenac for the use of a room for the evening.It was on the same evening that the | A freight if you clip wn.The Strong Arm of Your Business elevator in your building effects a most important economy of time and labor.- Simplicity of operation, saving of space, facility in lifting goods, ability to instant touch with your top that go to make an elevator one of the most important necessities of your establishment.After the \u201cbrains\u2019\u2019\u2014an elevator should: be your first consideration when laying the foundation of a successful business.This Coupo is worth ¢ lace your basement in oor\u2014these are features & send il.| AVIATOR SERIOUSLY INJURED BY FALL.Mouscron, Belglum, Nov.10\u2014Aviator Peters fell while making a flight to-day and wag seriously injured.* MILLIONAIRE DYING; WIFE UNDER ARREST.Wheeling, W Va., Nov.10\u2014John O.Bchenck, the wealthy pork packer, alleged to be the vietim of poison administer.od by his wife, is reported to-day to be dying in the North Wheeling hospital.His wife, Mrs.Laura Famaworth Scherek, who was arrested last night, occupies A coll in the county jail where she is being held to await the fate of her husband.Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons , CE.T.NESBITT- BUILDER AND CONTRAOTOR pt Dealer In Lumber \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Lumber or all Kinds dressed and in the rough.Manuihetures Window Frames, Deors, Blinds, Mouldlags and Bouts «= ALSO ~ = ; Flooting \u2026 Interior Decorations, Partitions and Shiet og RES oc apaolaily mada be order at short nobles.A full line of Doers, Gnahes, Frames and Mouldings ot very low prices.Planning MI, Lumber Yard and Offiess : Gorner of St Roch and Queen Sirests.Te'ephone No.2208.Rk Novdxiawsatxom Nie Dm: Sqm > a \u2014- = Board by the week, $3.50, , DANIEL P, RITCHEY A Few Upright Pianos , Lavigueur & Hutchson \u201c « FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1910 ~~ TAB QUEBKO CHROS LOLB HOTELS AND RESORTS Hotel Blanchard Jou.Cloutier Prop.American an! European Plans, Near the Terminus of Railways and Navigation Companies.LS NEPTUNE INN Amorioan and Eursnsay 229 Cafe Attaohsd ta Motal Gloss to Boats, Elsyator, Cars and Trains Phones 1708, .QUEBED \u201c JuneZ3xiy AUDITORIUM CAFE | tés St John Gtrest \u201d Oysters, 35c and 3e per doz.\u201d Meals, 35¢c; 6 tickets for $1.50, Broiled steak, 35¢.Euchre party.lunches included, 25¢ each.Banquets, for $1 per head up.Open till 1 AMP.W.DUGAL, Proprietor DISFIGURED \u201cFOR LIFE! Mothers 8Bhould Realize What Neglect of Skin-Troubles May Mean to Children, A Uletime of disfiguremect and suffering often results from the Reglect, in infancy of chlidhood, of minor sect! of tue skin and scalp.A mother overlooks a litle rash er sitampta some simple treatment and in & day, perhaps, the ilitie one is covered veith severe eczema of a rimilar distressing orup- tion, Then the struggle for a cure begins.A multitude of remedias sre tried, doctor after doctor consulted and hoepitals visiled, but too often the suffering extends, without rubstantial reilaf, from days to weeks, weeks to.months snd months to years.Added to this is the ever-present fear that the Kcbing, burning and disfigurstion will become clironjo, mas.ring future welfare and making life miserabla.rention of the simple skin troubles from which all this suffering so oftea arises and fn establishing à condition of skin hesith that makes eruptions impossible, mothers are assured that nothing is purer, swestar or nore effective than Cutleurs Boa; and cusicurs Ointment, greater still, pres the success of these simpie household Temedies in the treatment of the severer skin affections tbemselves.With the fret warm bath wid Cuticursa Soap and gentis application es Cutlcurs Ointment, tha itching snd burning of ecsems cesse, the child fulis Into a refresh.113 sleep, the mother rests sand for the first Ame, possibly, in many weeks peace f on .racted ousehald, unt! gle ob of Cuticurs Soap C4 du Ointment zre sufiicient.by aire su thls statement, ut more tty years of ges lu qu but à single instance, FE ™ Mann, of Proctor Minnesote, Te \u201cOur boy was bern oronto on A 3, fede, and when three fnonghy uid sligh! appeared his cheek, + Le a water Sister would form, ban !t 8, matter woul .start new fit.ial Tata, ead an: Shouls \u2018were u mass of Jade | ou co not see à particle of clear A eve advertised reinsdy wit! ocd vote of them only added to and one in particular, the \u2014\u2014\u2014 Rel flumoet ut the Lofant Into convulsions, amily r prescri for him and sald to bathe the baby in buttermi!! 53 dosny goad.so we tack 10 & bi A a tres od ns \u201c5 output \u2018 ajar got worse, If anything.e could not be eured and mu 1 course ad 30 we just kept Wi arms wore We fn ay, 1900, and econ the cure was compl où would not gh x oe as the wa! chi lor Cuticurs made n entirely ras trom the din discass.been no return.We etill use only Cuticure Boup for pas bath.\u201d Cutlcurs Soap, Cuttcurs Otntment, Out! 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day-Quites 24.09 Restaurants, n la Carts \u2014Glub Breakfast Table d'itete Lunoheen, 83 ests 54 St.Joseph St 1 fine Wormwith walout piano, three pedals, reguiar price $375, only in use five months, reduced to $250.1 magnificent Mendelssohn pisne, in tushogany, three pedals, almost new and | for which you would pay $400.Our price is $275.1 Lavigueur & Hutchisons\u2019 pisno in walaut, 43 pedals, 7 1-3 octapes, whieh we generally sell 6300.We would ac cept $225.1 piano, Canadian Piano Co, large sire, 7 13 octaves, regular price $300, for 8200.1 Rell walnut piano, large sire, in splendid condition, $200.several other bargains from $50 to $150.Tes varying Terms of payment most convenient.LAVIGUEUR & HUTOHISON, Branch office, 54 St.Joseph etreet.A.L DUPONr, ne COFFEE We Import it green We roast it ourselves And grind it when orderel So you can al ways depend on getting a fresh supply- If you want superior quality coffee in ali its purity gives us a trial.Our prices are 25, 40, 50¢ per Ib, GEORGES PATRY 22 Fabrique Street PHONE 3515 AVIATIORS HAD A GREAT DAY U.8.Postmaster General Made a Flight with Count Jacques de Lesseps.Baltimore Md, Nov.10\u2014Aviation enthusiasts flocked to-day to the field where the Baltimore aviation meet is being held.The day was one of good flying conditions and the programme an atthractive one.There were bomb throwing and target shooting contests and acrial gymnastics and several prominent government officials made trips aloft, Postmaster-General Frank Hitchcock went up with Count Jacques De Lesseps and was so pleased with the experience that he asked A.Hoxsey for a higher flight in the Wright biplane.Hoxsey, however, said the upper air was too gusty to make passenger carrying altogether safe and asked the Postmaster-General to wait until to-morrow.Mr.Hitchcock expressed himself as delighted with his experience in the air.Gen, Allen, Chief of the Signal Corps, U.S.A, also went aloft with Count De Lesseps.The first of the fliers ta take wing to-day were Jas, Badley and Robert Latham.Both descended after brief fights.A little later Count De Lesseps, in his 100 horsepower Bleriot, took aloft for rifle practice Capt.J.P.Douw, of the State Ordnance Corps.Capt.Douw fired twice at a C target as 3 small arms practice, but the best of the shots missed.Latham then tried with a revolver and of four shots two were hits, one scoring two and the other three points.J.Armstrong Drexel tried for attitude, but returned to earth in a quarter of au hour, reporting the wind aloft too fluky for high flight.His barographs recorded only B20 feet.In the bomb dropping contest for the Barry trophy, Latham had a score of 18 points with 6 bombs, One bomb would have dropped Into the funnel of a battleship.This was a bull's eye.Drexel followed Latham and from his Bleriot dropped six mis- silés to the outline representing the deck of the battleship, but nbne of them struck the vital spot.His score soviosd, w - anly six NECOTIATIONS FOR ReciPROCŸ Will Be Resumed in Washington in January\u2014Public Debt Increase.- Ottawa, Nov.10\u2014The resiprocfty eon- ferences with the U.8.delegates hav concluded hers, and will be resumed at Washington in January.Hon.Mr.Fielding states he hopes then to reach an\u2019 amicable agresment acceptable to the people on both sides of the boundary.PUBLIC DEBT INCREASED.The Public Accounts of Canada for the fiscal year 31st March, 1910, have been lesued.y show consolidst- od fund receipts of $101,503,710; expen diture, $79,411,474, leaving » surplus on this secount of $32,091,963.In addition to this, however, there was a total capital or special expenditure of $35,971.91], of which $19,968,064 was on the National Transcontinental Railway and $3,414,171 on bounties.Deducting fram this the surplus of $98,001,963, sinking fund la- terest and other credits, totaling in all $23,083,044, a balance is left of 913, 388,267, by whieh sum the public debt of the Dominion was increased during the year.On March 3let the net debt stood at $386,268,546, NEW PAPAL DELEGATE.Official notifieation of the appointment of Mgr.Sbaretti, formerly apostolis delegate to Canada, as Secretary of the Congregation of the Religious in Rome, bas been received at the delegates\u2019s residuce here.As yet, however, no official an- aouncement of Mgr.Pellerino Bagni\u2019s appointment as the new delegate has been received locally.There is no doubt of its authenticity, however, and it is even hoped that Mgr.Sagni would be here in time to instal the new Metropolitan of Ottawa, Mgr.Geuthier.RAILWAY COMMISSION.The Rallway Commission meets in Ottaws on Nev.15.Among the applics- tions is one from the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company for approval of its tariff of tolls, The C.P, R, G.N.W,, C.N., North American, Western Union and Anglo-American Companies, ths White Pass and Yukon route end the Mnreoni Wireless Telegraph Companies ask for approval of the forms used by them in the transmitting and receiving of messages.ARGO\u2019S PROTEST DEFEATED.At the meeting of the Interprovineial Rugby Union to-night, the protest of the Argonauts of Toronto against the deei- sion at Saturday\u2019s game with the Ottawas was voted down.MILLIONAIRES \u2018WIFE NOW IN GAOL Charged With Attempting to Poison Her Musband\u2014De- tective-Nurse\u2019s Evidence.Wheeling, W.Va, Nov.10.\u2014Fur- ther sensational developments appeared to-day in the case of Mrs.Laura Farnswerth Shenck, who is locked up charged with attempting to poison her husband, a millionaire pork packer.According to the prosecution, 3 detective disguised as a nurse charged that Mrs.Schenck offered $1,000 to put arsenic in her husband's medicine.The offer is alleged to have been made to the detective-nurse at the North Wheeling Hospital, where Mr.Schenck is in a critical condition.Mrs.Schenck is still in the county jail, with bail refused.Mr.Shenck was told of his wife's arrest to-day.He received the news calmly, his only remark being, \u201cShe'd just where she ought to be.\u201d Dr.F.L.Hupp, who had mineral waters of which Schenck is alleged to have drunk analyzed by Eastern chemists, says they showed heavy traces of arsenic.BRIEF NOTES OF.CANADIAN NEWS.Mr.F.C.Wade, of Vancouver, in addressing the Empire Club at Toronto yesterday, made a strong appeal to Canadians to assist in carrying to a successful conclusion the proposal to erect a monument to General Wolfe in St.Alfege's Church, Greenwich.The Welland, Ont., board of trade, after a lengthy discussion, passed a resolution strongly opposing reciprocity with the United States, Mr.Justice Britton, at Toronto yesterday, granted a stated case to the Court of Appeal in the case of Thos.McNulty and Mary Dolan, under sentence of death at Barrie for the murder of their illegitimate child.The questions are the rejection vi c2rtain evidence and the admission of other evidence, and whether the trial judge should not have told the jury there was absolutely no corroboration of the girl's story.Arthur Dargave!, aged 24 years, and two companions, were fox-hunting in Cooke's bush, Sullivan Township, Ont, when their dog located an animal at the bottom of an ernbankment.The hunters dug around the hole to get at their prey, when a large section of gravel and sand caved in, completely burying Dergavel.The man was dug out withia ten minutes, but life wap extinct.Smale and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupena GENERAL ELECTION IN GREAT BRITAIN Failure of Conference on Veto Power of Lords May Precipitate Contest., London, Nov.10.\u2014The conference which was organized shortly after the death of King Edward in an endeavor to secure & settlement of the acute controversy over the question of the veto power of the House of Lords with reference to measures passed by the House of Commons\u2014a controversy aggravated by the refusal of the upper house to pass the budget\u2014has dissolved without reaching an agreement.Announcement of the failure of the leaders of the two great political parties to find a solution of the dispute which has kept British politics in a turmoil for more than a year, was made by Premier Asquith to-night after a meeting of the Cabinet, which followed the earlier gathering of the conference.The official statement does not disclose the cause of the disagreement.It simply says: \u201cThe cpn- ference which has been sitting to consider a constitutional question has come to an end withoùt having arrived at an agreement.\u201d The statement adds that the members of the conference had decided not to disclose the course of the negotiations or the causes which led to its termination.It is understood, however, that the rock on which the conference split was the question of the composition of the joint committee of both houses that should adjust the differences arising in the future.The Liberals insisted that the proportion of peers on this committee should be such that the will of the House of Commons should have a fair chance of prevailing.The Conservative members of the conference would not agree to the government's proposals, and their alternative proved unacceptable to the Liberals.Walter Hume Long announced tonight on the authority of Mr.Balfour, leader of the Opposition, that neither home rule, imperial federation nor devolution formed any part of the discussion, which confirmed previous reports that the conference had confined itself to the constitutional question.The political situation now reverts to the position it was in before the truce.The conference secured a respite in the controversy over the most acute issue of the day during the period of nationa] mourning, which, gives hope that: some means will be found to avoid political complications.until after the pnation.# How this is to! accomplished remains a matter of.conjecture,.and politicians are preparing to resume the fight.Advanced Liberals, long tired of inactivity, are urging the government to press forward the original proposals limiting the power of the House of Lords by immediately introducing in the upper house the resolutions passed in the House of Commons last April.These the House of Lords would reject, and, in the crisis then arising, Mr.Asquith is pledged to advise the use of the royal prerogative for the appointment of a sufficient number of peers to ensure the passage of a measure making the will of the Commons supreme.If this course were followed there would probably be a general election in January, or soon after., The opinion prevails to-night, however, that the government will force an immediate dissolution to get the elections over before Christmas.The result of recent bye-elections encourages the.Liberals to make an immediate appeal | to the people.Besides, they are thoroughly organized and in a far better position for a contest than they were last January.= The Weather Toronto, Nov.10\u2014A disturbance which was west of the lake region yesterday has since crossed Ontario accompanied by gales with rain and snow as far east as Quebec city.Cold weather has prevailed in the western provinces.Minimum and maximum temperatures: \u2014 Btatiovs\u2014.Min.Max.Colgary .14 26 Qu\u2019Appelle .zero 20, Winnipeg .8 22 Port Arthur .18 26 Parry Sound 28 36 London .43 49 Toronto .38 46 Ottare 26 4 Montreal .26 38 Quebec .18 34 St.John .2.\u2026200u0 0e 26 38 Ilalifax .30 \u201ca \"Lower Takes and Georgian Bay \u2014 Strong northwesterly winds; coider with mow flurries.Ottawa Valley and Upper St.Iaw- rence\u2014Strong winds, becoming north westerly; cold with snow flurries.Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf\u2014East- orly and northerly gales; rain or snow, Maritime Provinces\u2014Strong southeasterly winds with rain, CAR LEFT COURSE ONE MAN KILLED.Savannah, Ga, Nov.10\u2014Albert Fuchs, 8 mechaniclan, mot instant death, and W.H.Sharp, director and owner of the enr bearing his name, was seriously injured when the powerful machine left the grand prize auto course snd crashed into & barbed wire fence.Sharp who was practicing for the grand prise had Guiebed several laps at high speed and sli seemed to be well with the car.One theory ls thet Bharp took a curve at too high speed and lost control.Another is that a tire blew out, causing the driver to lose control.The latter theory le supported by the fact that the left front tire waa stripped.QUIETESS IN MEXIGO CITY Authorities Prevent Any Repetition of the Anti-American Demonstrations.Mexico City, Nov.10\u2014Repressive measures adopted by the Mexican authorities to-day prevented a repetition of yesterday's riotous dewonsirsiions sgmiust Americans, and resulted in a day of comparative tranquility.An attempt by ihe demonstrators to gather late to-day in the neighborhood of the new nations) theatre was, discouraged by the mounted police, who kept the crowds moving.The Foreign Office has assured Asnbassador Wilson that there will be no ro- petition of the rioting.Visits were ex: changed between Foreign Minister Cree) and the United States Ambassador during the day und a satisfactory verbal reply was given by the former to Mr.Wilson\u2019s urgent message of yesterday concerning the trampling of an Ameriean flag and the insulting of American resi dents.Assurauces were also given that several newspapers, whose utterances incited the demoustrations, will be suppress ed.Reports, which reached Mexico City from the United States to-night that an attempt was made on the life of the Ambassador ure without any foundation in fact.Commencing Friday and Saturday, November Ith and 12h $1.24 Good Quality Felt Hats, this Season's Shapes, Black Colors, Worth $2.25 and $2.75.Special .$1.24 $1.49 Best French Felt Haws in Mosc Fashionable Shades and Styles, Worth $3.00 and $4.00.Special.$1.49 THOS.DONOHUE 188 and 194 St.John St.nov.1ix2.EMILE JACOT 95, St.Joseph St.Fine Selection of Railroad Standard Watches, Repeater, Chronographs, Clocks, Jewelry, Diamond Rings, Silverware, Optical With fears that with the coming of | Goods, darkness to-night violence would break anew squads of mounted police with carbines slung acrross their backs, patrolled the business streets until late in the night and prevented anything in the nature of disorder.(iovernor Landa is quoted as baving told a students\u2019 eom- mittee to-day that their class-mates who were jailed last night acted like hond- lms, and were in-communieado, \u201c\u2018You may dot spenk to them,\u2019\u2019 he said.\u2018\u2018J have advised committees of each school that any attempt st demonstrations of any kind would be put down energetically.The police have orders to shoot if their first command is not obeyed.** Austin, Tex, Nov.10\u2014Thus far the Btate authorities have not been officially requested to take any steps looking into an investigation of the lynching of a Mexican at Rock Springs, Tex., which has caused a serious outbreak in Mexico City.Acting Adjutant» AND COMFORTABLES.All Wool Blankets, white, with red or blue borders; size 64x84; only, per IE viii aes 3450 Comfortables flled with 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Hill St.John St.\u2014 = \u20ac Paris, Brussell Net, etc., etc.We pay a special attention to that department and we keep every width, every color, every length, every style.Muslin, Net, Applique, Point de Lisse, Marie Antoi~ nette, Irish Point, Renaissance, Point de Venise, Point de \u2014\u2014 Our Curtains by the pair runs from 60c a pair to $25.00 a pair ; there are some to suit every one.cialty.nov-4e0.6d.x1yr.81 St John St us Carpets, Oilcloth, Linoleums, Portieres, Rugs, a spe.P.J.COTE, Opposite Palace Hil "]