The Quebec chronicle, 6 janvier 1911, vendredi 6 janvier 1911

[" y 3 * - 4 The Weather Liowsr St.Lawrence and Guif\u2014Mostly | fine aud very cold \u201c ESTABLISHED 1764.Use \u201cHealth Brand\u201d Potato Flour If you want Perfect Results Recipe No.1.Recipe No.2.ANGEL CAKE CREAM ALMOND CAKE.Cream 3 cup butter, 1 cup fine granulated sugar, and ¥ teaspoonful extract of almond; sift together %4 cup Health Brand Potato Flour, 1 cup flour and 1 teaspoonful baking powder; add this alternately to creamed sugar and butter with 3 Mix and sift together ;hree times 4 teaspoon each cream of tartar and sait, 14 cup sugar and 1-3 cupHealth Brand Potato Flour.Beat until stiff the whites of five eggs; cut and fold in the dry ingredients, add 34 teaspoon vanilla and bake 15 or 20 \u2018minutes, in cuplul sweet milk.Beat whites.of 3 one dozen small tins, or about thirty eggs to stiff froth and fold in carefully.minutes in a breed tin.ake in moderate oven, \u2019 CAUTION :\u2014Always use cold water Sold only in packages at 15¢ n A.GRENIER Phone - M and 96 St John St\u2014 eee ee ee \u2014 THE DEVEL PMENT OF QUEBEC.Time and again well-merited criticisms have been made \u2018 against the apathetic manner in which matters appertaining to the best interests of the city have been and are being dealt with by the Provincial Government, our givic authorities, and many of our prominent business men.These criticisms are founded on glaring cases of gross negligence in almost every instance.Take, for example, the proposed development of our great resources in the northern part of the province, where the necessity of the construction of a line of railway is so vital far the opening up of that country.This policy has been repeatedly advocated by business men of alt politics, but the apathy and torpidity of our Government has become 30 pronounced that it has been a perfect farce to attempt any progressive methods or inculcate any advanced ideas with à view of developing these resources.We note all around outside the city of Quebec, industries springing up, factories being built, large numbers of individuals .employed, but here in Quebec, nothing at all seems to be attempted.We are told that the Transcontinental shops will employ a Iagge number of men, and that the Terminals and Bridge will also give considerable amployncnt, bub hesesare fot; ihe J .industries that are most desirable.Take, for example, the large cotton industry in Three Rivers.This might easily have been retained in Quebec, if proper inducements had been accorded these companies.We are told that most outrageous taxes are being imposed on the new Steel Company that is endeavorng to start up this industry in St.Malo, and if this is true, it is another example of stifling and throttling a desirable industry instead of affording it all the encouragement that is possible for us to do.We also recollect that some months ago, certain propositions were made by the Directorate of the Q.R,, L.& P.Co, that a meeting should be arranged at the earliest possible opportunity between a committee represented by the Mayor and the Chairmen of the Finance, Road and Light Committees with the City Engineer, and a committee representing the Q.R., L.& P.Co., with a view to obtaining from the city, all causes of complaint such as the removal of poles, extension of lines, and reduction of gas prices, &c., but we are sorry to state that the suggestions of the Q.R., L.& P.Co.seem to have been treated with the greatest indifference, and no action or meeting has been held to ameliorate these matters ,which could easily have been adjusted if these suggestions had been accepted and the matter discussed in a business-like, practical way.This is just another instance of the go-as-you-please style of conducting matters that unfortunately exists here, and it is high time that there should be a general all-round shaking up.and a fervent and sincere attempt, on our own part at least, HK E, REDMOND 1525 OH HOME RULE And Unonist\u2019s Objections That Ulster Protestants Will Be Unfairly Treated.Protestants will be unfairly treated.He assembles a great array of statistics and figures of the recent elections, showing that five of Ulster's nine counties are overwhelmingly Catholic, while, excluding Belfast, the whole of Ulster actually voted for Home Rule by a majority of 1,298.Mr.Redmond argues that in face of the fact that the whole of Ulster includes 44 per cent Catholics, Ulster cannot Le claimed as & Protestant province, Further, he quotes historical resords and the testimony of Protestant historians, like Taylor and Lucky, to show that a spirit of toleration has always been exercised by Trish Catholics and to prove that Ireland's national movements for generations have been conducted by Protestants.He declares that Ulster has nothing to fear and if Home Rule is granted the Protestant minurity will have equal rights and liberties with STANDARD B RANDIES RENAULT \u201c80 Years Ota\u201d RENAULT \u201cCLUB\u201d RENAULT \u201cTHREE STARS\" {By Canadian Press.) London, Jan.6\u2014John E.Redmand, chairman of the Irish Parliamentary party, devotes a long article in the London papers to an endeavor to remove the Uniorist objections to Home Rule based on the fear that the Ulster COGNAC - .ESTABLISHED 1838.ST, JOSEPH'S COLLEGE Two Lives Were Lost \u2014 The Superior and Assistant the Victime (By Canadien Press.) Granby, Que., Jan.S\u2014Two deaths are recorded as a result of the fire which destroyed St.Joseph's College here last night.Brothers Louciere, assistant Superior, and Daniels, the Superior, are the victims.The fire broke owt at 11.30.The teachers awakened -the students and got them ing this that Brothern Louciere lost his life, as he was not seen aîter di- rectiug the last of the students downstairs.His body is still in the ruins.There are in all 600 students at the college, but fortunately only 33 students and 25 brothers were in the building, a large number not having returned from the holidays.All were saved unhurt.: erected about 12 years ago at a cost of $75,000.A new wing in course of construction was almost completed.There was insurance for $30,000, ment last night until 10 o'clock, but they say they left everything all right.The fire started in the basement, and it was the smoke ascending to the top floor of the college, where the dormitories and private sleeping rooms were located, that gave the inmates of the building the intimation that the place was on fire.The boys, who were all strangers in the town, and who were remaining at Year's vacation, were quickly aronsed.Some of them were overcome or frightened by the smoke, and the brothers had to carry and drag many stairs to the street.\u201d At the time of the outbreak 29 brothers were asleep on the third floor of the college, and they had no time to dress, the blaze spread so rapidly, and they had to run out into the street in their night clothes and bare feet, with the thermometer about 28 degrees below sero.[he Brothers andiogpilpsinst all thei: clothing\u201d and belongings and suffered terribly from the bitter cold before they could reach various houses and hotels in the vicinity.Brother Daniels, who remained behind to ascertain if all the boys were out of the building, had his escape by the stairway cut off by the flames.There was no way for him to escape being burned to death but to jump.He struck the ground in a heap and when picked up was unconscious.He was carried to the home of a physician and early this morning it was said he would not recover, as his spine had been fractured.The firemen of the town made a quick response after the alarm had been turned in, but the blaze had made considerable headway before it was discovered, and when they arrived with their apparatus the building was a mass of flames from the basement to the top story.\u2018The firefighters had to work hard to prevent the flames from spreading to the church and other buildings in the vicinity.But, fortunately for them, the college was set back somewhat from the street and squared from the other buildings.Inside of two hours from the time the outbreak was discovered nothing remained of the building but a heap of smoking bricks and timbers.STRANGE VERICT OF A CORONER'S JURY.(By Canadian Press.) New York, Jan.S\u2014A coroner's jury to the contrary notwithstanding, seven prisoners arrested in connection with the murder of John C.Warner, a young civil engineer of Highwood.Conn, were to-day charged with felonious aseault.Warner was killed during the recent express strike, on October 31 last, by a band of ruffians who, it is thought, mistook him for a atrikebreaker.À coroner\u2019s jury found to-day that he had come to his death at the hands of some persons unknown, Coroner Heilenstein was indignant.\u201cThere is ample cvidence, corroborated by the prisoners them- .selves,\u201d he said, \u201cto show that they conspired with one another to commit a felonious assault on some one.1 shall sit as a magistrate in this case and hold all the prisoners.\u201d The prisoners are: James F.Muiligan, Peter J.O'Connor, Alfred Lan goine, Chas.J.Hansen, Andrew Martin, Edward Hirschfield and Charles Klienmann.The first three were held in $8,000, charged with being the principals.All went to jail in defauit of bail except Kiienmann, who was pa raled in the custody of his counsel until to-morrow, when he must furnish bonds.MINISTERS LEFT FOR WASHINGTON LAST NIGHT.(By Canadion Press.) Ottawa, Jaz.8\u2014The Canadien minis terial party which left this afternooë for Washington included Hou.W.8.Fielding, Mrs.Fielding and Miss Edith Fielding, Sir Alles aoû Lady Aylesworth, Honw Wm.Paterson snd Hon.L.P.Brodsur, Accompanying the ministers in the capocity of expert advisers ware Dr.Wakebem, officer commanding the Quif Division of tbe Fisheries Service; Mr.H V, Rorke, Supervises of Oustoms, and Mr.Wer.Russell, of the Finance Depart- Montes © Maven Youes à Oo _ a « \u2019 .a4 8 a ment.Hon.Geo, P.Oratiam, Minister of Raileays, will the party in New York, whete bo ds $0 spend a couple of dap out of the building.It was while do- The building was a fine structure, | Plumbers were at work in the base- : college during the Christmas and New | of them down the three flights of | \u2018 Temperatures Quebec Temperaiure-Mfinimum, 10 Le- ONE CENT.Lo January Clearance Sale \u2014 a ee | À items carefully:\u2014 Toys and Dolls At Half Pricee of our entire stock of Toys und Dolls, including many ive Mechanical Toys shown exclusively at Faquets orig- ery tow, now at .\u20ac ansssrseccecues HALF PRIC Flannel.New Flannelette.: broidered French Fancy Flannelette in light, me- y00l.your choice of diom and dark colorings, velours y, brown or black, or cashmere finish, reg.prices 10c, January Sale Price, Be and 15c à yd, January Sale 37e rice, per yd.Vic Pillow Cases.Bleached Cotton Pillow, Cases, size 20x34 inches, with two-inch plain hem, splendid quality of material, well.made and serviceable, Sale Price, each .Ladies\u2019 39c Mufflers for 19c.of our stock of Ladies\u2019 Mufflers closing with one dome Beautiful | Ftannel, pur i | Towels.Hackaback Hand ched ends, red bor- inches, large quant the January Sale asc der, size 1 tity to clear Price, per Down Quilts, 20% Off.Single and Double Bed-Sized Quilts, latest French designs, sateen, satin and silk covers, with and without frill, $2.50 to $25.Values at a discount Of virvireneerasnresssernanans .20% CONSERVATION COMMISSION In Opposed to Any Reciprocity Which Would Give Away Forests of Canada.(By Canadian Press.) London.Ont., Jan.5.\u2014Speaking tonight at the Canadian Club banquet, Hon.Clifford Sifton said that the Conservation Commission was opposed to any reciprocity which would give away Canada\u2019s forests.\u201cThey would last the United States but seven years,\u201d he said.\u201cWe must not forget that our natural resources are the means of livelihood for a great majority of a country\u2019s people, Thereiore it is no fad, this process of conservation and saving, for the nations that have fallen have been those which exhausted their natural resources.Egypt is an example of that.It was onte the granary of the world, then it became a desert, but British energy will again restore it.\u201d The speaker proceeded to outline the growth of the Conservation movement and then described the steps\u201c that have heen taken along this line in Canada.The question of water powers was first dealt with.The old view of private rights in water powers was disappearing as a result of recent discussion and agitation.Ontario had led the way in this respect by \u201clegislation containing the organic principle of limited franchises and power to con trol,\u201d and finally the government of Ontario had assumed tife duty of giving its people power.\u201cI may go so far as to say,\u201d said Mr.Sifton, speaking of their mission, \u201cthat the presence of à body whose duty it is to watch legislation of this kind, has had a healthy effect, for the promoter of any bili contrary to the great public principle knows that he will have to tun the gauntlet.\u201d ; Bishop Fallon, on \u201cInternational Pence,\u201d said that he feared that Germany's plans were to oust Britain as the dominant power.\u2018That would be bad day for the world,\u201d he said.Mr.Mackenzie King also spoke.TO SUPPRESS OPIUM TRAFFIC.{By Conedien Press.) Landon, Jan.5.\u2014The interastons! con.grem for the suppression of the oplum trafic will asmemble at The Hague May 80, 14 is slated that the United States will sapport the Hritish proposal te in alnde morphine and coreine with oplam.Retail Division, 157-173 St.Joseph Street.SENSATION IN A MONTREAL COURT The Recorder Calls the Clerk of the Court of King's Bench to Task.{ By Canadion Press.) Montreal, Jan.5\u2014A mild sensation has been caused Py some remarks made by Recorder Dupuis in sentencing a prisoner in his court this morning.The woman was accused of keeping a disorderly house.\u201cThis woman apparently defies the court and is laughing at it\u201d said the Recorder, \u201cbut I do not blame her, 1 will see the Attorney-General and endeavor to have an enquete to get to the bottom of this matter, because I cannot make up my mind that there is not something wrong.1 do not believe that a man like Mr.Sicdtte would do the work he is doing just for the pleasure of doing it.It is perfectly useless for me to sentence this woman to jail because in five minutes from now Mr.Sicotte would give her her liberty.The administration of justice by this court is nothing more or less | than a joke since Mr.Sicotte has taken upon himself to do away with the judgments of this court.\u201d Mr.Sicotte was amazed when told of the Recorder\u2019s remarks.As clerk of the Court of King\u2019s Bench he explained, he received notices of appeals entered by these women in accordance with the law, and exacted security from them as the law denrands.lt was true that some of these women after being convicted in the Recorder's Court and entering an appeal, hd left the city, but the city was rid of them and this was 8 good thing.He declared that he intended seeing what Recorder Dupuis meant by his remarks.\u2014\u2014 n- REFORMS IN PORTUGAL.(By Conadian Press.) lieban, Jan.5.-\u2014The Minister of the Tuterior has desid.d to put iuto operation a comprehensive social reform scheme.The meaniron include a weekly rest day, old age pensions, public aid and the pro- tection of maternity and childhood, the | creation of a large number of prima: schools, with the free distribution of N clothing amd books to needy children, the development of higher education, especially mediaine, with the establishment of » faculty of medicine st Lisbon, and ade- Saturday Bargains Well Worth Coming For PECIAL preparations have been made to render Saturday the greatest bargain day of the year , up-to-date.The success of our Great Annual January Clearance Sele has been phenomenal, so far as it has g one, and Saturday will doubtless make a new record fiom the sales point of view.Looking at it from your side, the savings are well worth coming many miles for.Read these _pavy or sky, epecisily priced at 39e and a rare.Europe, formerly selling at $1.to $1.25 a pair, good quantity for Friday\"> MA ERT Pree eminence Zu welling 4he Janvary Sale Price, Der pair.vannes cucn 050 Hi \u2019 \u201c I dE aUE] on lacy requistions t The Gigantic Sale of Furs.On the first floor, you will find an immense quantity of Furs and Fur Garments of splendid quality.These have been reduced to clear.The prices are truly sensational.Fine Sideboards.Splendid Sideboards, hardwood, Imperial oak finish.shaped front, two top drawers, large oval bevel mirror, reg.price $20.Sale Price $20.90 Bedroom Suites.Hardwood Bedroom Suites, golden oak finish, Dresser with three drawers and mirror 20x24 inches, reg.price 1690, January Sale Price aandeu se dass saa ete rates $13.50 Hi | .Brass Beds.Beautiful Brass Beds, 3 feet wide x 6 feet long, to be used as Twin Beds, 2-inch posts, bow foot, 314- inch knobs, &s value, Sale Price 5 Writing Tables.Wicker Writing Tables, solid oak i top with stationery pocket on the |i side, very attractive model, regu- \u2019 lar price $23, January Sale Frice, aarovresen au va ces 0e vase races only «ovina $19.50 Ladies\u2019 Gloves, $1 to $1.25 for 65c.Ladies\u2019 Real Kid Gloves, tan, white or black.imported direct from- prior tr \u2014\u2014 Men's Underwear, 75c.Men's Fine Wool Underwear, sorted colors, different weights and grades, not all sizes, no garment worth less than $1, many worth more, Your choice, per garment .75¢ UET [oo LIMITED.BANKER ROBINS ALLEGED PARENTS He Refuses to Recognize an Old Couple Who Claim to be - His Father and Mother, Province of Quebec Municipal Debentures To Yield 5,% Write for particulars.(By Canadian Press.) New York, fan.5\u2014\"What's the matter with you anyway?What do you think you're trying to do?\u201d asked: Joseph G.Robin, the fallen banker, this afternoon, of the gray- headed couple who say they are his parents.He absolutely refused to have anything to do with them or even to admit that his parents were in this country.In his denials his sister, Dr.Louise Rabinovitch, who had been constantly behind him, took | the same firm stand.It was necessary to lead Robin to the District At torney's offige with assurances that he need answer only a few questions.Royal Securities Corporation, Limitoa.164 St.James Strast, Montraxl, Once there Mt.and Mrs.Herman Ra- | Toronto Quebsa Nalilaz binovitch were brought into the room London \u201cMy son! my son!\u201d cried the wom- Eng an, half in yiddish, half in English.| \u201cThis is my son,\u201d and made as if to co SEE embrace him.Robin smiled and turned his shoulder.\u201cAsk him if he is not my soni\u201d she protested to the District Attorney.It was then that Robin startled the room with his abrupt question, The woman shrank as if she had been struck, and broke out into lamentation.Her husband.whose sight is not of the best and who understands no English, had been peering anxiously at Robin during this dialogue.He affirmed positively, \u201cThis is my son.I know him.\u201d Again Robin denied that his parents were in this country, and at the fresh denial the husband joined with the wife in upraised hands and moans of grief.The sister met similar affirmations with similar denials.\u2018I probably have seen these old people in Brooklyn,\u201d she said, \u201cbut 1 do not know them.My brother's parents and mine are in Russia.\u201d OYSTERS By the Barrels, Half Barrels and by the Hundred.Also open by the Quart and Pint.Fish of all kind.Portland Haddock received daily Live and Boiled Lobsters.Goods delivered in the City.H.DEROME Finlay Market PHONE 1252 Decaf tnesbusatxly * INVITED TO JOIN AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION.(By Canadian Press.) Ottawa, Jan.8.\u2014The Inter-Provineial Amateur Footbell Union has born invited to affiliate with the Owtarlo bransh of | the Amateur Athletic Union of Onsndu.The matter will be considered at the an- noat meeting, which takes place bere on Haturday aftoresnn, (hargon agaime KIA\" Smith may alec be investigated, SE VE Ehe Quebeg Ghroniote | QUEBEC, JANUARY 6, 1911.ANY OLD THING FOR QUEBEC, Last year representatives of the C.P.R.promised that they would busy themselves with the improvement of the service between bers and Montreal.?At that time there was à train covering the distance in four and a ball hours.To-day the train is scheduled to do it in five hours, and is seldom on time, even with the extra half-hour.The sleeping \u2018car accommodation is another instancé of the doctrine that any old thing will do for Quebec.Last week, for instance, we had occasion to note a car called the Rideau, We are not aware who named it thus or why he did ao.Oa the principle of lucus a non lucendo he shouid have gone further and called it Rideau Hall, There was ne vestibule.It was lighted by oil lamps, which reminded one of the \u201cinfinitely lugubrious cre- puscule\u201d spoken of by Rudyard Kipling or the \u201cstruggling moonbeam\u2019s misty light\" which lent its feeble aid at the obsequies of Sir John More.Had the late lamented Edgar Allan Poe been still living and had taken a trip on the Rideau the other night, he would probably have fabricated a more weird and fearsome story than | any that have yet passed the publisher, The Rideau is evidently one of the oldest cars in the service, and if it were put on some other route there would be an uproar immediately.As, however, it is only Quebec, any old thing will do.QUESTIONS OF MOMENT.Now that the Federal Premier is in town, it is to be hoped that « little headway will be made with some of the more important Questions relating to the city.On the occasion of Sir Wilfrid's visit in May we enumerated the following questions as calling for consideration:\u2014(1) The location and construction of the terminals, (2) The commencement of a dry dock.(3) The erection of a new Customs House.(4) The reorganization of the Harbor Commission.(5) The building of an elevator.(6) The all-round improvement of our harbor facilities.Since that time the only progress made has been in the matter of the terminals, The dry dock is still in abeyance, and it is this necessity that should be emphasized above everything at the present momeûnt.The interests of the country require a large dock at this port, and this fact is generally admitted.We understand that Sir Wilfrid has promised that, if no company will undertake the construction of a dock at Levis, his government will undertake the work itself.This statement, however, has : not been confirmed publicly.! There is a considerable amount of \u2018antagonism to the erection of a Customs House on the old site, in view of the increased railway traffic which is expected in the future in the lower town.This is likely to make for congestion, and a more convenient site to all sections of the community would be at the juncture of St.Roch and Lower Town.Whether the removal of the workshops of the Marine Department to the mouth of the St.Charles is assured or not, we are not in a position to know, But, in view of the much- heralded improvements to the St.Charles, it is a moot question whether the location of the shops in that'quarter will not interfere with the local and coasting traffic to facilitate which thess improvements are intended.If the shops wera removed to Wolfe's Cove or elsewhere, it might be better, We make a mistake i we think that congestion Is expansion, and it would be just as well to look ahead and consider what will be the effect if the St.Charles site be chosen.Another question which cannet fail to be of the most vital importance to the future of eur pert is the reargani- zation of eur Harbor Commissien.If we intend to make any showing in the \u201cBattle of the Ports,\u201d which is a feature of transportation activities in these days, we must map out for our city a fas more aggressive policy than has been followed in the past.To insure the carrying out of such a policy, \u2018ve need a Harbor Commission reorganized on the sama lines as that of Montreal\u2014composed of three men who will be able to devote ail\u2019 GLOVER, FRY & CO.ATTENTION!\" Our Cenuine Discount Sale Commences Tuesday, Dec.217th Note the Discounts 151050 Per Gent off For spot cash or cash on Delivery Come Early and Get Bargains GLOVER FRY&C: 1911 Preparing for Work Owing to the great increase in our business in general and in our repair department in particular, we found it necessary to engage another first class German watch-maker and a first class English clock repairer, this addition to our staff of mechanics placing us in a position, that for competency and ability is second to none.When enlarging our Show Rooms for the dis play of merchandise we also added another workshop thus doubling our facilities for handling all kinds of fine repairs.We make a specialty of repairing complicated watch movements, chronographs, repeaters and timing watches.Clocks, musical boxes, symphonions, cameras, binoculars, etc, we have repaired in our workrooms by expert work-men, Jewelry repairs we will as formerly continue to turn out in a high class way, gilding, renovating and remodeling, making old jewelry look almost as good as new.As this is our first advertisement in the New Year we avail ourselves of the opportunity to thank THE QUEBEC C These words of Archbishop Bruchesi are indeed timely when we consider the tendencies of the past year on the part of a few to infame race against race and creed against éreed by ill-judged appeais which were addressed particularly to tbe young and ignorant.\u201cWe should recognize,\u201d continues Mgr.Bruchesi, \"that there are; and always will be, differences of opinion between men.If we can realize this and know how to accord to those who differ from us, whether in politics, religion or other questions, the credit of being as sincere in their convictions as we ourselves are, then we shall be better citizens and better neighbors, \u201cBecause & man differs from us on religious or political questions, that is no reason why we should denounce him as our enemy, and he is none the less our neighbor.™ .Mgr.Brucheals words breathe a spirit of moderation; and his message may be called truly \u201cCatholic.\u201d MONTCALMVILLE, It is generally recognized that the annexation of Montcalmville is now a matter of no very \u2018distant future, and it is equally certain that many of those who formerly regarded this pro- Ject with disfavor are now inclined to regard it with approval.They have seen how Limoilou fared and consider the case of Limoilou as a good augury for themselves.The advantages of such annexation wonld redound to tire benefit both of Monteaimville and the city.In addition to other things the former would gain in the matter of light and fire and police protection, while the city would thus have a better water sup- oly.tain residents of Montcalmville that their municipality should be in the same relation to Quebec as Westmount is to Montreal.With all due deference to their ideas, we would suggest that the case is hardly a parallel.And it is hardly in accordance with the views of those who desire to see the expansion of Quebec.It would undoubtedly be a good thing if the annexation of Montcaimville were fait accompli before the next census, and in all probability would give a considerable impetus to the upbuilding of Quebec.We know.that some of the fost prominent residents of the municipality would heartily welcpme its inglgsion within the city limits.All that is needed is a spirit of og-operation rather than of parochialism, and we would suggest that representatives of Montcaimville and the city should hold a meeting\u2014 public if possible-where the pros and cons of the subject might be duly weighed and meet with reasonable consideration.AN EXCELLENT CHOICE.The nomination of Mr.George R.Smith, ex-member for Megantic in the Provincial Legislature, to replace the late Hon.Ward in the Legislative Council is likely to be as popular as it is well-deserved.! Mr.Smith is a practical, energetic and far-sighted map and has done much to further the mining development of the Province.He has played a prominent part in Connection with vations other enterprises and has ben a member of the Boards of Trade both at Montreal and Quebec.His personal character, his large experience, both in busMess and in the Legislature, will make him a mon useful acquisition to the Council, PANAMA CANAL.It is said that the annual revenue from the Panama Canal will be $4,000, 000 or thereabouts, and that the annual cost of maintenance will be at least $17,000,000, These figures are among the arguments that are being used by the opponents of the proposal to provide fortifications for the canal, at a cost of some $20,000,000, which is to be dealt with by the United States Congress this month.A vigorous opposition to the proposal has developed.Both Admirst Dewey and Rear Admiral Evans are strongly opposed to the idea of forfifying the canal.The latter says: \u201cFortifications can be of no use against a blockading fleet.If a fleet should blockade the canal our fleet must come to meet it, and the canal is rendered inoperative until then.\u201d In oth.ec words, he considers that moving HRONICLE.Perhaps it is the ambition of cer- |- -Exttope, somewhat selfehly.trading on FR these people are not to be regarded as in the sama class with anarchists, but it is still vividly recalled that thay were fuist- ed upon the crodulous Csuadian government by certain Briciah philsathropists, wha, by the way, received a liberal per capita boos, by working upen the eym- pathies of our public men by stories of | their maltreatment by the Russian suthor.ities, bocause these simple, pastoral people objected to being consaripted for military sevice, for conscience sake.Canada hye had its own troubles with tbe more obnoxious elements of these people since then, and has had to have them herded by mounted policemen and treated more like cattle than human beings.Perhaps if the photcgraphs which were suppressed in Canada bad been circulated by agitators in some other country as illustra tive of the treatment of the Doukhobors by Cansdian Cossacks, this country might have got as bad s reputation over the affsir as poor old Rusia did in dealing with those people\u2014Oitaws Citizen\u2014\u2014\u2014 MR.HYDK8 SHARP TRICK.New York, Jan.4\u2014The Legislative investigating committee which has long desired to examine City Chamberlain Chas.H.Hyde as to his possible knowledge of methods used in the attempt to defeat the anti-race- track gambling bills passed by the Legislature in 1909, learned to-day that Mr.Hyde might be expected to return to the committee's jurisdiction \u2018 about midnight on January 14.The Itching, burning, bleeding, scaly and crusted eczemas, tetters, rashes and other torturing and disfiguring humors that destroy sleep and make life a nightmare of physical and mental suffering speedily yield to (uticura Soap and Ointment No other remedies fer skin and snip wo aad secmomical.uary 15.THE BEST ANP BE CONVINCED FOR SALE BY J.B.RENAUD 4 (0.P.G.BUSSIERE & CO.AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS.I \u2014 00e FURNITURE REPAIRED Buy Truman's Sanitary Vermin Proof Moss Mattress at $4.50, nothing better.All kinds of Furniture repaired, re-cover- ed and volished.Work collected and delivered free.Côte d'Abrahem.| - ravdé 8325.THE LONDON ANARCHISTS.It is difficult to sympathise with the Britiah people in connection with the trouble they are having with the anarsh- ists.As a deliberate matter of policy they have allowed these social hyenas to | find @ sanctuary in the heeat of the | metropolis of the most civilized nation in tue -priveiple that, as the anarchists were driven out of every continental country, they were bound to subdue their natu Brass ani Wr FIRE SCREENS Truman, 13} IDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911.CHING HARDWARE (0.Fabrigue Street and Foot of Mountain Hill Fire Sets ad Fandars Irea Flaish COAL HODS GAS LOGS Brass Tea Ketties on Stands Coffee Machines Chafing Dishes KITCHEN UTENSILS S.J.SHAW &C.0 13 87.JOHN ST.Upper Town MOUNTAIN HILL, Lower Town life of the committee expires on Jan- | # Brass Kettles Chafing Dishes Coffee Percolators Gases of Table Carvers Fish Knives & Forks Table Cutlery Good articles for Holiday Gifts Turkeys, Turkeys, Turkeys 8 Our sale of Turkeys io on.We have on hand a full supply of Turkeys fresh from the country, which Ÿ we will sell for the balance of this week at surprisingly low price; Ÿ also on hand a full line of poultry % of every description.CALL UP 3833 and we will deliver your order st short notice.BOWLES BROS (Buecessors to Daly Bros.) MONTCALM MARKET, Stall 33.§ P.8.\u2014Also on hand, as usual, the À best in beef, ves, otc., the choicest meats oa the market, snd Early Bose Potatoes at very low prices.nov.11xmon, Wed, fri.x2m instincts for assassination and crime when on English soil, because they had nowhere else to make their beadquarters.For years past London has been the centre of the anarchistie propaganda.There the plots were hatched that resulted im the assessination of rulers and public men in various parts of Europe.Thither the emsessins and their confederates fled for safety after committing crimes, if they succeeded in making their escape.In same respects there la no greater social hypocrite than the aversge British: er.With a fine Peckaniffian air of furn- iahing a emmetuary for political offenders, the British authorities here harbored these anarchists and protected them from proper retriuution, because it saved trou- bre end had a tendeney to safeguard the lives of British public men, owing to the fact that the anarchiste maintained a tacit but crimiral trues, on the understanding that they would not kill on British eoil, whatever they might do to unfortunate people in other countries.Tt Bas proved an effective if Immoral insurance, because the anarchist kvew that if they allowed their mad dog Instinet to get the better of them they would be bunted out of their last refuge in civilisation.It must be said that the amarchiste bave kept their pact with the authorities.They might shoot down a French president or mtab to death the innocent and beautiful Empress of Austria, or commit equally bratal sad ucjustifiable erimes abroad, but they hept the pact to the latter so faz as Britain was concerned.But the anarchist besinese bas been geting rather poor lately, Perhaps the funds contributed for \u2018political\u2019 purposes have been running low, and one thing that drives of the anarehistic per- sussion to positive desperation is the pros- pest of having to do an honest day's work.Bo while they kept their tacit pact with the authorities on the higher order of crime, they no doubt felt at liberty to indulge in ordinary burgiary, on tue sasumption that society owned than a living.Jt was equally natural that these roeial wild beasts, when interfered with by policemen, should shoot them down with ag little compunetion as they murder inmocent people elsowhere.And # really could not be regarded as a breach of contract, because & poor bobby could not be regarded as a public man, in tho sense of that contract.But the British hobby saturslly objected.When he attempted to enforce the law against them he was At our Great White Sale, which i Laces and all kinds of White Gooda.White Lawn Waists, trimmed emb: White Pinafores, trimmed lace and Ladios\u2019 White Nightdresses, fine à Ladies\u2019 White Bkirts in a great va Large Genuine Off the Reg Great White Sale NOW GOING ON ¢ Reductions ular Prices s now going on, we are making large and genuine reductions on ali our White Underclothing, White Blouse Waists, White Silk Waists, White Pinafores, White Embroidery, White Write Lawn Blouse Walsts, 1-3 Off Regular Prices \u2018Children\u2019s White Finafores, 1.3 Off Regular Prices roidery and lace\u2014$1.35 for 90¢c; $1.50 for $1.00; $1.68 for $1.12; $1.90 now $1.25; $2.10 for $1.40; $2.98 for $1.98 embroidery\u201448c for 32e; 58¢ for 38c; 68c for 45c; 78c for 52c; 88e for S8c.uality material, trimmed lace and em- broidery\u201498c for 79c: $1.50 for $120; $1.69 for $1.35; $1.90 for $1.53; 82,10 for $1.68; $2.25 for $1.80; $2.98 for $2.39.riety of patterne\u20146Üc for 48e: 85c for our customers for their generous and loyal support and to assure them that we will de our utmost to maintain the reputation of \u201cSeiferts \u201d for quality and value, C.SEIFERT & SONS Diamond Merchants 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec their time and energy to the work of improving the harbor to cope with the demands of the future.A TIMELY MESSAGE.At the dawe of the New Yeur Archbishop Bruchesi, of Montreal, expressed the following wish:\u2014 \u201cI£ F record my thought for the last month, or, rather, for the year which has just passed away, when I take count of many things which it has been given me to hear or to read of in the daily press, it seems to me that the best message which I can address to my compatriots is to wish { that during the year which is now i opening they may know how to exer.| cise their charity in the broadest and truest interpretation of the word.\u201d .x \u2014 2 forts on the water will be worth more than stationary forts on land.DEDICATION SERVICE , + CONCLUDED, ( By Conadian Press.) Port Arthur, Jan.4\u2014A three-day celebration in connection with the dedication and opening of the Y.M, C.A.building concluded this evening with a big banquet to subscriders and friends.Several subscriptions by Mayor Matthews, Mayor-clect Ray, Alderman McGovern, Dawson, Prasident Hamilton, of the Fort William Association; C.R.Sayer, Western secretary; D.W, Nichols, of Winnipeg, the architect.and others.President Hamilton, of Fort William Association, announced he would shortly open a campaign in that city for $100, 000 for a new building.met by the natural ferocity that has caua- od these people to bo regarded as little better tian mad dogs.If the extraordinary wecene which was enacted yesterday in the heart of London had taken place in Bt.Petersburg, the average Britisher would probably have bold up his hands in horror at the authorities of a government that evrrounde:l # building with troops and police, riddled it with viflo fire and machine guns, and ended by burning half a doren gentls- manly anarchists alive, Of course there are any number of extenusting eircum.stances, but when these little affaires ocour !n poor, old, dumb Rumia, the hare facts ate made known to the world, and the snerchists are not infrequently regarded a8 heroes avd political martyre.Capada has Leen inclined to accept stories of Russian cruelly and intol.+ with à considerable dilution of saîine rmaîter ever rince our own exper.Lance with the Doukhobors.Of cqures 68¢; 95¢ for 76c; $1.10 for 88c; $1.30 for $1.04; $1.50 for $1.20; $2.10 for $1.68; $2.25 for $1.80.Ladies\u2019 White Drawers, good quality cotton\u2014J38¢ now 28c; 38e now 31e; 45c now 36c; 55c now 44c; 75c now G0c.Ladies\u2019 Cotset Covers, trimmed lace snd embroidery\u2014-25¢ now 20c; 286 now 23c; 35c now 2Bc; 45c now 36¢; S0c now 40c; 75c now 6c; 88c now 71c, White Embroidery, a large assort.nent, greatly reduced\u20145c now 4c; 8¢ now Gige; Ice now 8¢; 13c now 10%¢; 15¢ now 12¢c.SIMONS & MINGUY 20 Fabrique Street Telephone 328 Quebso | 2 CA FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911.G SALE Twenty per cent off all Cash Sales during the month of January while taking stock at J.H.MULLIN, Ladies\u2019 and Conte\u2019 Tallor and Maberdack 7, Closing Sale 145 SI.John Street I am now offering the following at Having decided to Close my business Cash Discounts Books Stationery 25% off off P School Books Fancy Goods 50% off oa Goods 10% off off NO GOODS CHARGED THOS.J.MOORE \u201cJaeger\u201d Christmas Gifts Give Comfort and Lasting Pleasure Any Jaeger article can pe given knowing that it is genuinely good and will give permanent pleasure.Dressing Gowns, , Lounge Jackets, Coat Sweaters, Rugs, Shawls, acger variety meets the requirements of all givers and Jui excellence the tastes of all recipients.Scarves, Gloves.Caps, Slippers, Ladies\u2019 Spencers, be 5 41 mate gr 0 Fancy Wool Vests, Camel Hair Vests, - Camel Hair Sweaters.Opposite Post Office OHN DARLIN GTON, Hagistared \"|| OCEAN ACCIDENT & GUARANTEE Phone 1387.ASSETS OVER - - - - .Place your EMPLOYERS LIABIUTY INSURANOS in a strong Company with funds that will enable them to mak: good all demands by Bmployees for annuities, weekly wages, or other compensation provided for under the * TASCHEREAU ACT.\" ALEX.LAURIE, sve apm.98 St Peter St GORPORATION, LMITED |! (of london, Engiand) \u2014 $10,000,000.00 W.L FRASER, sent ap Hoohslaga Bank Buliding.SHONES .Offiss 3659, Residance 79 \u2014 I teilPhons 3833.BOSSE & BANKS | 6tec! Beams, Uolumns, Plates, Cas ' 3 For 1 Just receiving a fine lot of which is always a welcome XMAS GIFT ARTHUR LAVICNE | 93-95 John Stree! DNS | r.& Box 367 C.A.PARADIS 81 Baitowsls 9e : For Special Quotations ea Me.= Have We Had An Opportunity to show you what quality of work we turn out We fesl confident that we can please you, What about your FLAT WORY, GHIRTS, COLLARS, ets.Dyeing and Cleaning in all its branches carsfully attended to.We aim to please.THE INPERIAL LAUNDRY Sor.Valier and Bath 8ts Phone 98 cnd Water Pipes, Contractors, Vunlolpal and Suliders\u2019 Sup.B 0 ut ios Con : 3 og Co's.plies, Machinery and À .M | Rolied Oats, 50 Ibs te the bag.BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, 30 2t Paulet, QUEBEI ANTAL Ganerrhee emg or a 11 48 HOURS.Cures Kid- @) J ior Troubles.Wing 8 bag Wt at 01.88 10 bag lot at $1.88) per bag M 15 bag ist at 01.80 por bag B20 bag let at 81.774 por bag |B 85 hag lot at 91.75 ner bag ner bag Also Pat.Bariey, Ont Feed, Fleur ; 8 oan hinds, Gate, Barter Feed, À Quotations given oa request, 48 Fadrique St.BERMUDA From New York 3 BIG BOATS 3 Times a Week EUROPE Vis England\u2014France or the Moditerranean by all lines, any route, to please everybody.Book now.Plans snd rates on applies tion Our Circular notes are cashed all over the world at highest rates of exchange, F.$ STOCKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STREET Gea.RB.sad 88, Ageat.CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY HALL, CITY CLERK'S OFFICE.Quebec, December 2d, 1910.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN T OALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN that, in virtue of the Municipal By-law of the City of Quebec, No.411, passed by this Council the third of May, 1907, \u201cconcerning Finlay Market Square\u201d:\u2014 10.\u201cA market place is hereby es tablished, under the name of Finlay Market, on the piece of ground heretofore being the west-southwest por tion of the old Finlay Market, and comprising the space outside the ground now reserved for a carters stand.20.\u201cThe law and By-laws of this Council, concerning markets in this city, shall apply to the said market place.30.\u201cNo vehicles shall be allowed on asid market place for the purpose of selling goods or provisions of any kind.\u201d By order, H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF QUEBEC City Clerk\u2019s Office Quebec, June 11th, 1910 BY-LAW No.442 i To amend By-Law No, 192, concerning Order and Pesce.(Drawn up in the French Language) | At u meeting of the City Council of \"the City of Quebec, held at the City * Hall, in the said City of Quebec, on the Seventeenth of June, One Thous- | and Nine Hundsed and Ten (1910), in conformity to law, and in virtue of a By-law passed by this Council pur- sant thereto, and after she due observance of sll the formalities pres i cribea by the statute in such case made and provided, at which meeting were present two-thirds of the mempers composing the Council of the City of Quebec.that is to say: \u2014 Present: His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Barbeau, Beaumont, Berwevin, Campbell, Collier, Cote, Cummirgs, Delisle, Dinan, Emond, Gauvreau, Guillot, Jobin, Lamontagne, Levallee, Lockwell, Madden, Messervey.Monaghan, Morin, Mulroney, Payuet, Plamondon, Pouliot, Shink, Trudel and Verret(27).It is hereby ordered and enacted by the Municip! Council of the City of Quebec as follows : 1.The following article is hereby added after article 32 of By-liw No.192, passed by this Council on the zand of December, 1868, to wit: - No.32 A\u2014\"It is forbidden under the same penalty as above to any boy, of less than ten years of age, and to any woman, or girl, to sell or offer for sale newspapers or any other articles in the streets of the said city.\u201d NAP.DROUIN, t.L8) ¢ H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.Be PUrCHOSMQ Cowte and soe our assortment of the finest footwear, which ls the largest in the oity No out.» eide firm oan supply you with the elegant stock we have on hand at lower prices than we offer, moreover we gusrantes the quality.J.GILBERT & CIE 204 3t.John 8t sov4eodxiyr.2 $20.00 RETURN THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE THE NEST BENCYCLOPA EDIST.Bnoyclopedias are an English inyen- tion, [ basten to add that they owe a! grout deal of their early and later devel: opment to Ogpttish brains.The earliest true encyclopadia was published in the | second year 07 Quess Anne, Jobn Harris, the \u2018\u2018amlie bogetter\u2019\u2019 of this remarkable work, mes born in the year of the great fire of London, end Ghropshire' piously claims that he wae & Shropshire 1ad.He pames through Oxford to the vlearage of Ieklebsen, Sussex, to which be added the care of Wineleises parish, London preferments followed, and a Fellowship of the Royal Society, and a gond deal of London religious controversy.For the rest, we know that Harrie lived ia a bouse in Amen Corner, and that he there received and boarded pupils.We know also that he gave free lectures in mathe- maties at the Marine Coffee Henss in Birchin Lane.The Marine Coffes House has not beem much noticed by London typographers.Mr.H.B.Wheatley has unearthed a curous advertisement proclaiming that water gruel was to be had there every moming from 6 to 11 o'clock.The announcement procecds: \u2018\u2018 \u201cTie not yet generally known; but there comes such company as drinks ususlly four or five gulions in a morning.\u2019\u2019\u2014John ©\u2019 London, in T.P.'S Weekly, London.NO OLD FOLKS NOWADAYS Festivals were devised for youth.After twenty nobody enjoys Christmas, except in making other people enjoy it.This I have known for twelve years, and now I find myeelf upon à further discovery; that after 30, Now Year's Day is not so much à promise of good things to come as it is à rowinder that a man must hurry if be is to get the best or the good things that preceding New Year's day\u2019s promised him, .Is this a symptom of the disease that we call modern life?I think it is.I think that our grestgrandfathers did not feel as we do.I think time was more kindly to them.And 1 think that I have found the reason why.When we were all boys and girls together thero used occusionally to be éaught n word that declared that men and women had lost the art of growing old gracefully, and we younger people were given vaguely to undestand that it was a sad deprivation.Now all that is over.Our generation bas lot even the sense of lom.Not only do we not grow old gracefully; we do not grow old.We live among deeds so intently that we forget facts, among actions so Tapaciously that we eseape thought.We do not grow old; we com- wit only the bourgeois banality of growing middle-aged.\u2018 It used to be the easiest thing in the world to grow old.Ail that you Ld to do was to fold your hands and wait.But now it is à curiously conscious and painfully intellectual process of which most of us are wholly ineapable.Where are the old lavender ladies in lace caps, the old ladies with delicate folded hands and faces calmly gweet of whom our fathers told us?Where the white-baired gentlemen who Horace over their morning becom aod greens and read their school Virgils in the sunset of their poacefid lives! The snows of Villa's Yesteryear are not more utterly vanished.OTHER COUNTRIES ABROAD.Many striking events occurred in the other countres of the world sufficient to impress 1910 upon the memory of their inhabitants.In Fraace floods in the valley of the Beine which flooded Paris, turned Paris into a second Venice, and csnsed untold would have been sufficient but there was also the great railway strike which threatened to cripple the whole country until it was taken in hand by the government in such masterly fashion as to bring it to an am- mediate end.Minister Duey was accused of misappropriating $1,000,000 government funds.In Berlin there was the great bricklayers\u2019 strike and the suffrage riots during which a number of journalists were brutally attacked by the police, who were afterwards forced to appologite.The emperor also gave two outbreaks, whieh Punch described ws flights in whieh he reasserted his \u2018 \u2018divine\u2019 rights.The first at Konigsburg led to considerable trouble, the second in November merely to amusement.The German naval estimate showed an increase of $5,000,000 over any pre vious year.Japan calmly annexed Cores and not a word was said by the other powers.Spain and Portugal changed and changed about with threats of revolution until im October Portugal revolted against the crown and the monarch was forsed to fles to England where he found refuge st Wood Norton.The revolution was of short duration, and comparatively free from bloodshed.In October two other monarchs, the King and Quesa of Italy, were once more engaged in going to the succor of their subjects.Naples was suffering fran a sloudburet by which many people were rendered homeless and massive buildings destroyed.Mount Aetna erupted and also caused widespread 3 The throue of China acceded to request of the people constitutional parliament.The floods on thé continent of En- Tope spread very generally, and at various times portions of Italy, Switzerland, Germany and Ilungary were reported as being under water.This was one of the things charged by many to the comet.The Brussels exhibition which had been \u2018opened by the King of the Belgians was practically destroyed by the fire in August and over $10,000,000 damage was done mostly to the Britiah section.Riots and revolutions rommenced in sexico in June and are still proceeding, and an opera bouffe revolution was carried out by the Braxil eallors nt Rio de Janeiro in November, when they captured their officers and turning the guns of the vesseis on the city threatened to bombard it, sad to destroy the battleships if thelr terms were not granted.Their terms were promptly acceded to.The \u2018Mad Mullah\u2019\u2019 had his usual for- ayn agnioet the British and was successfully reported as \u2018\u201ckitied\u2019\u2019 the customary number of times.In Russia harrowing scones were wit.nemsed thronghout the rear owing to a decree expelling the Jews.Families were broken up and bomes destroyed, and Jews were badly trested in all parts of the country, Worthy also of comment was the fact Shet Duperor Memelik took his first ride tm en sutomclile during he year 1010 the sad granted aow departed ve the days of histery.PILLS.CURE Headache aud religva sl! he troubles ined t ton Milons state of the system, suc\u2019: ag Distress of sases, roveiosss, ner ee Pain in the au &c, While their meet wuccess bas been showa In Carisg .SICK Seadscke, yot Carter's Little Liver Pile esp agually valuable in Conetipation, cnring and peer venting this ancoying complaint, while they ales premaliildiméotne tirestomache atimalatette ver and H the bowels, } ven if they only Ache they wou:d be aimost | riceirss to those whe Si neti opi be astely nase noted who once try them will find these little pilie valn- Ingo many wavs that they will not be wit 10 do without them.But after ail sick heed ACHE bane of so many lives that here is where fate.oar groat boast.Onr pills care it while Cartar\u2019s Lite Liver Pilla are very emall snd very easy io take, Oneor two pille make a dose.They aro strictly vagetable snd do pnt Eire or please all whe Fai, ot by the pestle scion CABZER MEDIOIWE 00., NEW TORE fal Fl Sel Doe Ball Pri SHIPPING NEWS \u2018DOMINION LINE.Steamer Manxman sailed from Bristol for Portland at 8 p.m.on Wednesday.WHITE STAH-DOMINION LINE.RMS.Canada, for Halifax and Portland, was reported 180 miles east of Cape Race at 9 pm.Tuesdey, and arrived at Halifax yesterday afternoon, and is to be in Portland on Friday afternoon.OILS, ETC.Liverpool\u2014Tarpdatine spirits, firm, 56s 6d.Rosin, common, steady, 15s.Pe troleum, refined, steady, 614d.Linseed oil, easy, 52» 64 London\u2014Culoutta linseed, April June, 64s 3d.Linseed oil, 42s 9d.Sperm oil, £34.Petroleam, American refined, 514d; spirits, 83d.Turpentine, spirits, 36s 3d.Rosin, American, strained, 14s 94; do., fine, 178 134d.Savannah.\u2014 Turpentine firm, 77%; sales, 218; receipts, 333; shipments, 302; stocks, 16,735.Rosin, firm; sales, 320; shipments, 758; receipts, 3,004; stocks, 85,405.Quote: B, $6.08% to 96.05; D, 96.06; E, $6.07% ; F, 96.07% to 96.18%; &, 08.10 to 96.15; H, $6.15 to $8.20; I, 96.20; K, $6.60; M, $7.10; N, $7.30; WG, $7.40; WW, $7.50, THE FARMERS\u2019 BANK.(By Canadian Press.) Toronto, Jan.$.\u2014G.T.Clarkson, curator of the Farmers\u2019 Bauk, stated to-day that there would be sufficient assets to redeem the note issue without drawing apon the bank note guarantee fund de posited with the Government.T.LAFRANCE, Gent's Furnishing and Tailor \u201c1 Buade Strast.LOST.LOST\u2014Yesterday between St.Ursule street and the Chateau Frontenac or in the Chateau, gold pin with tor- quoise.Return to 77 Ursule street.LOST\u2014On Tuesday, the 3rd inst.a white Irish terrier, one black ear, and black patch over one eye.Reward offered.Mr.Ellis, 108 Grande Allee.WANTED.WANTED\u2014A fireman.Apply to steward, Chateau Frontenac.WANTED\u2014General servant, references required.Good wages.Apply Mrs.A.M.Jones, 60 St.Foye Road.WANTED.\u2014A general servant, must speak English.Apply to Mrs.T.Craig, 84 D'Artigny street.WANTED.\u2014A junior clerk, one speaking English and French and having a knowledge of shorthand and typewriting preferred.Apply by letter L.J.W., this office.WANTED\u2014\u2014General servant: must Paisee Hill.Jansrst WANTED\u2014A first-class housemaid and also a tablemaid.Apply to St Ursule House, 72 St.Ursule St.WANTED.\u2014A good young office boy for permanent work.Must speak both languages and have a good edu- Apply to B.G.C., care of Chronicle.MALE HELP WANTED.AT ONCE\u2014MEN TO LEARN Barber trade.Expert instruction, constant practice, tools free.Always sure employment for a barber.Write for catalogue.Moler Barber College, 119 Craig West, Montreal.STRANGE STORY OF A FRENCH ATTORNEY.(By Canadian Press.) New York, Jan.4\u2014Louis de Beauval, a French attorney serving sentence in the Auburn State Prison, believes himself to be the victim of an official conspiracy, and so strangely has he presented his case in a letter to Justice McCall of the Supreme Court, that he will be given a chance to tell his story in court.Justice Mc- Call to-day signed a writ of habeas corpus returnable before Judge Benton in Aubuen.In his appeal de Beanval describes with many adjectives how he was \u201cskimming along the St.Lawrence in his motorboat\u201d when two men appeared in another launch and after decoying him to one of the Thousand Islands in \u201cnature's bower\u201d robbed him of $1.000 in Canadian money.The men turned out to be constables, he writes, and after subjecting him to many indignities arrested him for the theft of the launch, a charge on which he was convicted through an alieged conspiracy on the part of \u201cthe sheriff.magistrate, a fire commissioner, a district attorney and a county judge.\u201d BANKER ROBIN COMMITTED TO JAIL WITHOUT BAIL.(By Canadian Press.) New York, Jan.4\u2014Jos.G.Robin, banker, promoter and financial opera- \\| tor of large undertakings, was lodged in the Tombs to-day on an indictment charging him with stealing $80,000 from the Washington Savings Bank, of which he was president.On his plea of not guilty bail was fixed at $40,000.Robin's counsel, former District \"Attorney Jerome, told the court that his client was withont a dollar in the worid.Jerome made no effort to delay arraignment on the indictment and offered no defense.but strenuously resisted the raising of.bail.Hearing on the petition of Robin's sister to have him declared \u2018naane is set for to-morrow.The banker was subjected to-day to a trying mental examination by alienists employed by the Prosecutnr, Friends of the prisoner appeared after the commitment with offers of bonds for his release.The District Attorney announced that he would take the full 48 hours allowed hy law to examine the security « fred.In the meantime the man whose operations are alleged to have caused the suspension of the Northern Bank will temain in prison awaiting action on his ofater's petition to have him adjudged insane.Wood's Phesphodise, Toa and inlets Bel vi Len th, | iorvous rh, 0 Debüièy, Mental ect Brouier Wire ou 3 ponder ney, EN Fm , FE oT Eon\u201d hy all 8 or Bal » done mer.ie PUPILS WANTED.AN ENGLISH LADY (experienc pupils.Lessons given at pupiis\u2019 residence if desired.Terms very modes- ate.Address A.B., Chronicle office.FOR SALE.SAFES \u2014 DOMINION SAFE & Vault Co.\"s safes will guard against loss by fire or burglars.They have demonstrated that they are absolutely fire-proof.The Canadian Fairbanks Company, Limited, Montreal.FOR SALE.\u2014One Happy Thought coal cooking range, one Jewell gas stove and Jewell gas hot water heater, large size.Apply 142 Ann St.or telephone 1345.HIGH CLASS PROPERTIES FOR SALE.\u2014Store and dwelling, No.27 St.Stanislas street.Daisy furnace, most modernly fitted up and in perfect order.Also private dweiling, No.29 St.Stanislas street, 12 rooms, furnace, hot and cold water, electrical fixtures, baths, and all modern improvements.These properties can be seen daily from 2 to § p.m.Apply to H.J.Gale.FOR SALE\u2014House on Grande Allee, containing Daisy furnace, electric light, bath, extension kitchen, cemented cellar, large yard and stables.For further particulars address S.C.care Chronicle.FOR SALE.\u2014On d'Auteuil street large house, with furnace, electric light and baths.Suitable for private dwelling or boarding house.For particulars apply to LaRue & LaRue, Notaries, 28 St.Ann street.FOR SALE.\u2014A sleigh (cutter) and family sleigh, almost new.Apply 205 Richelieu street.TO LET.TO LET.\u2014House on Laval street, 8 rooms, furnace, hot and cold water on each flat and good bath room.Also three fats on Fontaine St, Montealmville, modern improvements.Apply to J.E.Walsh, 11 St.John St.ROOMS TO LET\u2014Two nicely furnished rooms, one single and one double, with all modern conveniences, with or without table board.Apply 167 Maple Avenne.Phone 3360.TO LET.\u2014Nicely furnished rooms, warm and bright.Also suite of three rooms with private bath etc.suitable for house-keeping, § Hebert street.\u2014\u2014 ee ROOM TO LFT-Comfortably furn.shed; all conveniences.Apply 4 Laval street.TO LET_Factory building aituat- ed at 32 Fraser street, Levis, three speak English.Apply Mrs.Wallace.10 | ed) desires English, French, or music , and a half stori Rental cheap, eut | Appiy Royal Trust Ce, Quabes.+ TO LET.\u2014 SINGLE AND dovdle furnished rooms, with use of bath and telephone.Hot and cold water.Electric light.Apply Na.4: Richelieu Sc, or telephone agro.\u2014_\u2014 rer TO RENT.\u2014Furnishe House, containing ten rooms.All modern conveniences.Centrally located.Within eight minutes of Parliament building.Apply C.W, this office.me rer rm TO LET OR FOR SALE-No.13 Dolbeau street, near St.Foye toligate; semi-detached; eight rooms; furnace Apply to E.D.Sewell, Vilie Mont-' caim.« Corporation of Quebec.CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE Tenders for Steel Bridge.CITY HALL Quebec, Sth Dec, 1910, Public notice is hereby given that sealed tenders, endorsed Tender for Steel Bridge and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to Wednesday, the 1lth January, 1911, at 4 pm.For the construction\u2019 of a Steel \u201cSwing Bridge\u201d or for a steel bridge of the type known as \u201cBascule bridge\u201d to span the River St.Charles opposite old Bridge street in St.Roch\u2019s Ward and the Road known as Chariesbourg Road in Limoilou Ward in this city.The whole as per plans and specifications prepared to that effect by the Government Engineer as regards the steel swing bridge and per plans and specifications prepared by the Company whose type of Bascule Bridge is ¢ :red for.Tenders niust be made on the printed blank forms and enclosed ia the printed envelopes, which will be furnished to intending contractors, on application for the 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 I'reasurer of tie necessary deposit as security for the contract, { Each tender chall be subscribed to | by two responsible parties willing to secure the execution of the contract, Each tenderer shall deposit in the bands of the City Tréasurer an accepted check equal tc 5% (five per cent.) of the amount of his tender, to be confiscated by any one refusing to sign the contract, and returned to non- contractors, retained from the cow tractor plus an additional sum of 10% (ten per cent.) on contract price till the work is accepted.The Corporation of the City of Que.| bec 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 theres of.The city will not divide.Coatract bids must be for bridge complete, including substructure, superstructurg and aproaches W.D.BAILLAIRGE, City Engineer, City of Quebec BOARD OF REVISORS, CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, CITY HALL Quebec, January 5, 191L PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Revisors establishe ed by the Act of Incorporation of the City of Quebec and amendments, will meet on Tuesday, the Seventeenth Day of January instant (1911), at three of the clock in the afternoon, at the City Hall, in the chamber wherein are held the sittings of the City Cotte cil, for the purpose of revising the list nf municipal voters apd of hearing persons who have made claims cone cerning the insertion or correction or the striking out of the names in the «aid lists, or their duly constituted ate torneys, and will adjourn from day te day, until the voters\u2019 lists are revised and approved of within the delay appointed by law.No application to have a name added or erased from the said lists shall be received at the City Clerk's Office after four of the clock in the afternoon of the Sixteenth day of January instant (1911.) The correction of the said lists must be finally completed on the twentieth day of January instant (1911), according to the terms of the law.The Board of Revisors shall commence with Champlain Ward and shall continue with St.Peter, St Louis, Palace.Montcalm, St John, Jacques Cartier, St.Roch.St.Valier, St.Sauveur, SL Melo and Limoilou Wards, = By Order, H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clarté.i \u201cHe dies every day who lives & lingeving life.\u201d POULLET.A TONO-BRACER Persons of sedentary pursuits oftes complain of head-ache, torpid liver, lack of vigur and ambition and an exhausted feeling.These conditions can be quickly relieved aud the system restored to normal by the use of (A la Quina du Pérou) ita blood-making and reconstructive it will incresse the quantity of the blood cells, strengthen tbe heart, tone up the nervous system, bring back the sppetite and re-establish the harmony of the vital functions.Dr.J.M.ROCKRS Tagerseli, Ont, says: \u201c1 founé \u2018\u201cWilson'a Invalids\u2019 Port\u201d not eaiy st wine to take, but a bleed builder as well.1 now \u20ac it a practice whea prescribing port, to specily \u201cWitson's Tuvalide Port\u201d, asd 1 aw sutisfied that \" patients will get the results for which 1 am.lecking.So far as [ knew there is me other wing on (he market at the Present lime that is vds œqual.\" Dr.R.\u20ac.WEST Woodsteck, Ont, says : \u201cI have prescribed Piru Teratide Pot srversd times, = every case was with t 1tharough Lo that as sn 1e omic if Ras wo argh: BIG BOTTLE rin Founded in 1878 Telephone 2224 CHARLES VEZINA CONTRACTING PLUMBER, TINSMITH and ROOFER Spociatty:-Steam, Hot Air and Hot Water Heating Varied amortment of the most modern Electriciel sal Plumbing Shin, as well as Kitchen snd Pamsze Stovas of all makes wad rs ALSO ON HAND A complete amortment of Asphalt aal Rarbyr Riaz Matwis from the Brantford Roofing Company, of Braatforl, Ont, Mr Vesina having accepted the general agency of that firm for ths distrist of Qusbsc.\"a material advantagiously replacss the prassat systan of Metal ingles sad Concrets Roofing, 119-123 BRIDGE STREET, QUEBEC.Annual Cheap Sale all This Month ira Discounts on all goods at PERRY'S Card Tables Bewing Tables Dress Boxes Cellareties # Jardiniere Stands Tea Tables jg Parlor Cabinets Parlor Tables tl Rattan Chsrs Butler\u2019s Trays Music Cabinets Magazine Stands Dinner Calls Ladies\u2019 Desks Æ 1-Fold Screens Roll-Top Desks Z Hall Stands Dressing Tables Chlid's Morris Chairs Kindergurten Sets Children's Rockers Mission Lamps Bookcases JAMES PERRY, 323 St Paul Street.Davenports DONT FORGET | For more than a week, J.B.Laliberte will continue to give you for Cash 10% DISCOUNT on all their Raccoon Coats.Come now or write\u2014don\u2019t miss such an occasion.Quantity of other furs manufactured in Coats, Stoles, Muffs, Gloves, Caps, in endless variety, etc, etc, at very reasonable prices, plus 50% discourt to cash customers.Toboggans and Snow-shoes for the mil- lion\u2014 Mocassins all grade for Ladies\u2019, Gents and Boys or Girls.J.B.Laliberte ART FURRIER.Corner oi St.Jecoph and Laliberte Streets.St.Roch, QUEBEC.dec.14x110 abimnlated thought.to question whether mothers of ve should do their Christmas shopping whirly, \u2014 Hostou Transcript.o out to show ber how well he could bandle 8 boat, putting ber to tend the nbeel.A puff of wind came aud he ebouted iu ao nocertain tove: \u2018\u2018 Let go that sheet! '\u2019 No response, Then again.\u2018\u2018 Let go that sheet, quiek! \u2018* Still no movement.A few ininutes after, when both were clinging to the bottom of the boat, te said: * Why dida\u2019t you let go Lbst ebeet when 1 told you to, dear?*® \u201cI would have.'' said the bride, \u201cIf you bad uot been so rough about it.You ought 40 speak more kindly to your wife.\u2019 hin Record.nounces the candidacy of General Kusehio lernandez for President and his own for Vice-President.Hernandex is the leader of the Miguelists amd former head of the Cuban Democratic party.Genersl Loynae de! Castillo declares that any attempt on the part of President Gomex to secure à renomination would be the instant signal for r civil war.Senor Ferrara, Speaker of the House of Representatives, relter- ates in behalf of Generat Gomes the President's firm resolution tp accept « renomination.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.\u2014- FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911.- ET \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee \u2014\u2014 n i | 18 ~ OCEAN STEAMER À Brought by U.S.Government ! A .; \u2018 Is a Serious One, Says Dis- ! y \\ ' 4 (By Canadian Press.) New York, Jan.3.\u2014Iu à reply te the .F R - .complaint filed yesterday: by the Federal Hl Govetament against thirteen of tbe prin- \u2014\u2014 \u2014 » cipal transatlantic stesmship lises aod I ; .twelve of chair officers, Vice president | A Bout $20,000 worth of merchandise to be sacrificed regardless of costed wr 1 - ° : : Mercantile Marine Company.one of the , This sale will surpass all other sales for its value giving.GENUINE u friendly ons, in the catære of wa uct Hii BARGAINS in the true senseof the word.Come early it you want the first choice in equity, and brought to determine what | \u2018 risks the compunics id in cooperating | [ff Of these extraordinary offerings.\"| speaks for itself,\" said District Attorney ., dise tomight, when shown Mr.Frank À 3,000 yards colored Dress Goods, worth 25e to Ne Horrocks\u2019 Longcloth, lin's statement, **and was brought by the | jf] 50, Will be sacrificed at 15c and.5.0.ss RBnglish Shee ing, Government in all seriousmess to obtain ' Taffeta Silk, black, white and colored, worth 85¢c, 5% Linen Table Damask, 8 the relief asked for in the petition.\u2019 fOT enoeecensrtsnssesssnasecesse anse daesse sen e0nes Napkins, Towels, etc, Mr.Franklin's statement, in part, fol- 19 ¢ Carpets and Carpets Squares 20 p.c.lows: \u2018Last spring the Government be- \u201c .esesesenas *, , a pring the Goverment on |] Black Taffeta Silk, 60c for 39%¢ ; 75 fer Men's Fancy Vents S400 for $1.08 the United States attoraey that if any Pr the la tte 15¢ 4 le en\u2019s Pants $1.or .of the practices were illegal they were English Print, the latest patterns, OF.racccee.1 Men's Tweed Suits $8.0) for $193.\u2018 perfeetly willing to discuss the eame.The : [fi .6: \u2019 75.matter, we believe, was referred to the | Canadian Print, regular price 8, for .Dal 3e : overcont St th for $1.50 Atorney General and, it being thought Fancy Flannelette, worth 15¢ to 18¢, for.| es * weed Jac .that there was doubt as to the legality { Costumes 33 1-3 per cent reduction.© ran 1a hh the eo?4,500 yards of Embroidery to be sacrificed \u2014Ons lot Ladies\u2019 Skirts $4.00 to $5.00 for $225, mined to bring an equity action whieh worth 6c 10 10cfor.PRES vee.30 A YARD Lingerie, bal ance of our stock, half price.would raise the whole question of the le- REMNANTS\u201412 yard ends, regular 33c a dozen, Pur Jackets, Stoles, Muffy, 33 1e3 per cont reduction.gality of the practices, and we under OP.+0 000 0o0oonacauaucn0000 sos000: 111 +1 00000: Î 1020 À YARO stand, this suit is the result.: : : \u201cOf course, as to the logal aad tech : 25 per cent off the entirs stock of our choice assortment of Embroidevical points involved, we are not euf- | .ficiently familiar with the law to pass ries, Laces and Trimmings, upon these.But looking at the matter as .practical business men, it seems to us $ * &e that ocean carriers esn never bave à REMNANTS\u2014-White Cotton Sheeting, Grey Cotton, Curtain Ends, &e,, ° monopoly of their business because the | ocend is fres, and any person with cap- = t ital can enter into the business with ease.The railroad bas a comparative monopoly of the territory it serves, waite in te | [if | WELL-KNOWN FACT-The best bargains are found at the Popular Store of cmse of ocean carriers all the territory is canpetitive.The sieorage business is a 4 very peculiar one and must be handled by tbe united action of all the lines in | order tha: serious abuses mey not enter into it and in order to properly protect u the interests of the immigrant.Passen- \u2018 gere for ocean steamers come from parts of the country far removed from the port 1 5 5 St.J osep h st reet.of embarkation and the steamship tines must have thousands of agents all over RE = == the various countries.These agents, ac- - cordingly, cannot be paid salaries, but Lave to be remunerated by the means of commissions.In this competition for A 4 business, many of the agents were aplit- - tee their compnissions and so some of hb ALL KINDS OF WOOLLEN GOODS the passengers were getting a rebate, or, ' ! et = ao Coin other words, there was the sess dis.NEWFOUNDLAND 4 For Skating, Sliding, Meokey, Snowshesing, Skiing ; PTT crimination in the steamship business as * i i i there was in the railroad business before - 1 We 2 eh a large + tock of for he abo ussian Caps, Mountain tockins the Interstate Commerce law was Gi oves, er goods su e e above purposes, 0% The lines have felt and still feel that all fr they bare been Sing and that is being The Countries Not Likely to AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES o ia entirely legal and is in reality for tha best interests of the steerage passen- Unite, Says the Premier P ï gers, but if it is determined in this suit » SAYS QAS ARD HUO that any of the practices are in variaure of the Latter.Phone 1684 of the law any way they shall be only too glad to cease such practices.\u201d\u2019 ms \u201c W.R.TRAVERS By Canadien Press.) ; =m mmm mm memes eee RELEASED ON BAIL.| Boetos, Jan.8.\u20148ir Edward Morris, _ (By Canadien Pros) Trt enn comme | COINAGE OF GOLD OA = Toonto, Jan.4\u2014W.T.Travers, gen.| lertained at t amber © erst manager of the moribund Farmers\u2019 | to-day, sid that ke asticipated mo trou- When you Need Bank, was released from jail this after- | ple with the Gloucester fishermen.Re- | I [| \u2018 noon, where be had been confined since ; Now- ° H À garding trade relations between New A P | T Fi B t Saturday night, when he was arres\u2018ed .al or a U or a re uc charge with the theft of $40,000.The found mae United ee \u2019 \u2019 © charged with the theft of $40,000.The | said: \u2018\u2018If receiprocity - turnished by Mr.A.M.Orpen, who liad | United States aoû Newfoundland comes 8 to Be Adopted Similar See that you got Already giron à Cond sf the serme amour | within the rev of ressousble diplemaez, | ystem to Be Adop 5 when Mr.Travers was arrested char ant ill participate.Newfound- : 3 i thera are merrier ine) omenveen FODY\u2019S FIBREWARE ff ment.The hearing of both charges will States, the value of which is not to be Englandbe taken up on Friday.dis od.The first is an enormous f * cated of codfish, the distribution of which ities Light, Tight, and Durabls.\" TIME TO ELIMINATE \u2018STUNTS.\u2019 | through the inlead states of this Union 5 » Press.) I , New York World:-\u2018\u2018 Altitude recorde, | would help materially, in my crinien, to Wess yo \u201d a \u201c Mads In one Soild, Compact Mass, and Positively ure eights, dips, cures and steep dives | solve the question of the hig v ington, Jan.5.\u2014Secretary Maevet af all, ascents made in dangerous | ing.At the present me the United Veagh's plan fo practically atop the coin- | will not taint Liquide of any kind winds lest a crowd of people who have | States stands first in tho list of countries ; T to! paid gate monay be disappointed\u2014thess | from which Newfoundlaud obtains her Ae of wl te pe re The É.B.EDDY Go., Limitos, Hull, Canada | have no part in the proper purpose of | imports.\u2019\u2019 ; Cw En #0 i sen Lb ' A Çû\u2026 aviation, Hoxsey was trying to surpses Sie Edward smiled whes asked if New- !licn and foreign gold coin, promises to: TE his own altitude record when be lost con- | foundland was likely to unite with Cseads, * became law st this sersion of Congresstrol of his plane, peifaspa beenuse of the | and remmrked that this is lees likely than | Under the present law the mints apead | t storm preeailing.Moisant wes about to | ever, \u2018The question,\u2019 be said, \u201c\u2018hes | 4300,000 to 8400,000 @ year etamepirz | emmener tr ee try for the Michelin long distance prire, | not been a plank in the platform of Any LZ0]d bullion into colin which in then | a more legitimate endeavor; but be lont | party in the island for forty years.Ia |, aed away in vaults, while gold cer: bis life sttempling a dangerous right | Newfoundland tbe ides is not at all an ig 0 0g renrementing it mre circulated.Atcurve in an unfamiliar machine.\" agreeable oe to the people, and the nt present, of the $980.000,000 of gold coin : em ern.ermen think tbat eo: eration woul ln existence in the United Btates, vase.A PERILOUS WHIRLDOOR.disastrous to them.Canada would bave | 000,000 is ntored ia tbe Tressory vaulis.! Do you know the experience of being | little to offer them by way af inducement | pad probably never will be eailed for in! .THE \u201coe , at once fascinated and paralysed by a that would prave of any ting ven, i that form.The present law also requires | scone of horror! You wateh, not lifting | 189 to the country or lo the people, and | the mitlionn of gold coin whieh come to oO | a fluger to belp.Thin was the Clerk\u2019a | 26 Newfouadluad\u2019s prosperity ineresses | this country in payment of foreign trade » | plight yesterday afternoon in a big Hos | there is a correspondingly equal reduc : balances, to be récoined in our money, he : l ton shop.Ile got involved ia that plight | tion in the possibilities of easy such politi- | sore they can be put into cireulation dy ! by reason ot the motber of five, her brood | el departure._ the medium of Riu la twenty A , and tbe whiridoor.= ppt years ss cos: x à récoin fur- | Themother of five wan uaused to whirl.BL a qa.eign gold in that way.Secretary Mac.The Greatest doors.She weemed to thiak the contriv- je talk aroee as to t erence be- | Vesgh's idea is to imsue certificates ; abce & kind of mechanical dervisy.Its |tween the American and the English | against the gold bullion and againet the endless rotation, due to shoppers passing | tourists, and tbe nolemn Englishman | foreign coin lteelf.sa in now done hv I N GLE FOR GC E | through, appeared tn ber as unconquer- | averred thai he saved np bis money end ! England, Gennany and France, He point able an the revolution of the heavenly | went abroad be intesest.1 the out that the enormous cost of coinage oo oe vodies.And yor she was determined to | other hand.the American travels on his | practically will be abolished and the gold bec vertisir get out, brood and all.The Clerk ought | capital.The American an the other | for export will he held in conver ent In the Dev:lopment of Que Ad £ | to have intervened, but as above explained, | mde of the tzbie agreed.\u2018\u2018l\u2019m travell- | form.he was both fancinated and paralyzed, | ing ox my capital,\u2019 he said.\u2018\u2018Aod I've ; Ho watched that mother's awestruck font borromed fre pounde from * friend CANDIDATES FOR THE Local advertisers know that \u2018The Chronicle \u2018 is Que , t i tion., 0 wer) te , da - Die catehed bor masshal bar broods while | 1 tobe,\" + Phew\" iow.the nine PRESIDENCY OF CUBA.| bec\u2019s daily shopping guide ; many geoeral advertisers re- the door spun ceaselessly \u2018round, Then | man.\u20181a that ali you've got hebind?\u2019\u2019 (By Canadian Press.) cognize that through the employment of its columns they | oh, ghadtly sight!\u2014xhe pelted child Nos 1 an el hack on that Ave y Havane, Jan.4 \u2014 Alfrado Siaze, can reach morè Quebec families and at a lower cost per A after child into the door.as if into the | pounds.\u2019 said the visitor, \u2018\u2018end etert | Vice-President of the republic, an- ther Engli medium, i jaws of Moloch, and herself dived in last.(again, right asvoy.\u201d\"\u2014Iendon Chronicle.| nounces his candidacy for the Presi thousand than through any e ich f n thy Well, there sre compensations, even dency, with the support of Major Gen.province of Quebec outside of Montrealto the fascinating and paralyied.To HONEYMOON IN A CATBOAT.Pino Guerra and his brother, Col.Ra- .behold brood asd mother reunited on the | They were on their honeymoon.He | mon Guerra.General Loynaz del Cas- The force of \u201cThe Chronicle,\u201d hevever, docs not lie a er | 12d bought à catbont aud had teken her | tillo, now Minister to Mexico.«n-l gone fn the numerical strength of its circu'ation, superior .es \u20ac cle \u2019 as that is, But in the liking Quebecer's have for it \u2014o preferential attitude which makes it the great family newspaper of Quebec.Manufacturers and Merchants desirous of having their goods used in most Quebec and nearby homes and by the people who reside therein, can readily accomplish this through \u2018The Chrcnicle \u2019.If you wish eur ad man will call ca you.His phone is 45.Sr CRE.= SR va x \u201c .Mitd, Soft, Delicate Aroma\u2014Dewar's FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911.ROME BANKS) \u2014 HOAs, | D'ÉCONOMIE © DE NOTRE SAME De QUÉBEC BIRTH.DODDRIDGE\u2014On January 4, to Mrand Mrs.R.H.Doddridge, a daughter, ; DIED.DALY\u2014On January 5th, Joho Murmy, Daly, at the age of 74 years.uneral Monday, Jantary 9, from his late residence, 503% St.John street, at 8.45 a.m., for St.Patrick's Church.Montreal, London, Ont, and New BR k papers please copy.\u2018 'GGINS\u2014On the 6th instant, in his 74th year, after a long and painful illness, Henry Higginslotice of interment later.Montreal and Toronto papers.papers please copy.New Advertisements Special Liquor.Myrand & Pouliot\u2019s Grocery Store.At the Central Store\u2014J.P.Pare, Hockey MIich-\u2014Quebec Rink.Legal Notice\u2014Vezim & Ferron.Postum._ The St.Louis Hotel\u2014'The Place to Dine.Whitewear Sale\u2014F.Simard & Cie.10% Discout\u2014], B.Laliberte.Annual Cheap \u2018Sale\u2014James Perry.Valiquet's Twelfth Day Gatéaux.The Only Line\u2014Quebec Central Ry.Ocean Sailings\u2014Reford Agencies.Arist Pre-Inventory Sele\u2014Marceau 0.Auditorium au DEVHLE a RE Medal shots for the Club Gold Medal will be played in squads at 2.15, 4.15 and 8 p.m.on Friday.Only members who have paid up their susberiptions will be allowed to compete.f and Greens will be served on Bat urday, at 118 p.m.SEU.BRODIE, Sec, Treas.Jan5z8 ale of Real Estate The following honses wili be offered far sale by auetion in the office of Messrs.Auger & Cmapbell, 61 St.Peter street, on Wednesday, lith Jännazy next, at 11 2.m.: 41 Baplanade 9 and 914 Hebert street.11 Mobert street.1134 Hebert atreet.10 Herbert street, Janbzth,mon, tues, weds HIGH SCHOOL of Quebso Will re-open on NONDAY.JANUARY 3 at 9.00 o'clock A.M.\u2018anjx4 ANNUAL CHEAP SALE.Mr.James Perry will hold his annual cheap szle of first-class furniture alt this month.His stock is known to all citizens of Quebec to be unsurpassed hy any firm in his line of busi passed by any firm in his line of busi sale will place à standard class of furniture wishin the reach of all.Among the numerous articles to be sold are card tables, dress boxes, parlor cabinets, Davenporta, sewing tables, hall stands, ladies\u2019 desks, music cabinets.etc, etc.Read the advertisement in 323 Caisse d\u2019Economie is now in a position to offer ta the public St.Paul street La Caisse D'Economie de Notre-Dame de Quebec Banks) which of being at all CHRISTMAS GIFTS.(The following letters have been re- esived by Mr.Kingsland of the Canadian Northern Railway, Quebec, in acknowledgement of a collection made by the CNE pplopees and forwarded, half to the Jeffery o\u2019s Hospital and balf to the Hotel Dien): Jeffery Hale's Hospital, .Quebec, Der.30, 1910.W.A.Kingsland, Eeq., Canadian Northore Quebec Railway, Quebee City: Re File No.37608, Dear Sir: In handing you the enclosed voucher for #79, I have to express my regret that the seknowledgment Las bean »0 long delayed, but owing to my absence from hame for some days, your letter wae only received by me this afternoon.I should be very much obliged if you could, in some way, let the subscribers to this offering know how very highly we, who have to do with the management of the hospital, appreciate the thuaghtful and generous spirit which dictated its collection, especially ut this season.I am, yours very truly, (Signed) JOHN HAMILTON, Treasurer.Hotel Dies du Previeuz Sang.Quebee, Dec.24, 1910.W.A.Kingsland, Esq., Auditor, Canadian Northern Quebee Ry., Quebec City: Re File No.37608.Dear Sir: I bave received your C.Nexpress money orders for the sum of $79, and am very thankful to you for such invoice.Plonne.convey the mest simeers thanks of my community to the charitable anploypes of the Canadian Northern Quebee and Quebec & Lake St.John Railways fof that generous gift granted to our poor hospital as a Christmas offering, and tell them that, in return, ve are ask: |.ing and eball always ask our Almighty God to bless them and protest them from all danger, from all accident\u2014to grant them snd their dear ones à Happy New Year, followed with many others alike.Wishing you the same favors, I am, dear sir, your grateful and humble servant, (Signed) SOEUR ST.DOMINIQUE, Superintendent.SENSATIONAL NEWS.Between the 7th and 14th January we will have a sale which will certainly attract a large number of those who are looking for the best goods.-Be the first to make your appearance.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.; CANADIAN NORTHERN QUEBEC RAILWAY, Following trains, which are at present run daily except Sunday, wil! be discontinued for the winter on and after the 9th instant.Train leaving Quebec at 5.15 pm.for St.Casimir, and the one leaving St.Casimir at 640 a.m.arriving at Quebec at 8.50 a.m.The last of these trains to run will be the one leaving Quebec at 5.15 p.m.Saturday, 7th instant.jan.6x2 SOMETHING EXTRA.Myrand & Pouliot are giving this week good woollen hoods for 49¢.A good all wool Scotch shawl, assorted colors, $6 for $3.99.Silk petticonts $5 for $298.Samples of silk petticoats at $1.95 and a special net blouse for $2.99.TWO ALARMS FOR FIRES.Two plarms were rung in last night for fires, one of them from Limoilou.Neither of the fires were of any importance, und the brigade had no dif- culty with them.BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE CITY OF QUEBEC.According to the church statistics of the Roman Catholic church, there were 2,616 births during the past year.The deaths during.the same period were 1,57 \u2014 CHANGE OF PICTURES AT AUDITORIUM.A new change of views was given at the Auditorium to the usual capacity house.The pictures are exceptionally good, one in particular showing some very clever horseback riding by Indians.Next week Manager Alox will introduce à novelty in the way of à picture that talke and sings.it is not like the old style pictures with actors behind the screen.but is run in conjunction with a huge shonograph which is requisted in sucly à manner that both work together as if they were human chnracters devictiag the scene, DEATH OF MA \"HENRY HIGGINS Well Rriown Resident of the Anciènt Capital Passed Away Last Night.With deep regret the news of the death of Mr.Henry Higgins, an old and respected citizen of Quebec, will Le received by a large circle of friends and acquaintanees, The deceased had been failing for some time past.but his many friends had hoped against hope that he would still survive tbe serious iliness with which he was afflicted and that he might again meet with them, An old sol dier, who had seen service in many parts of the world, he had an honored career, finally settling in Quebec, where he later became an official of the Militia Department of the Domin: ion.A man of will, he had always the word of wisdom to itmpart to the younger generation, and his advice was always accepted with that force that came from a man who had been through the rough pathways of life, and who talked of what he knew.In military matters, the late Mr.Higgins was \u2018well versed.For many years he had been à member of the 8th Royal Rifles.Always n faithful member of the -gorps, he watched, after his retirement, the regiment with an esteem and interest that will never be forgotten.Not alone in military circles will Mr.Higgins be missed.He also took a keen interest in fraternal and other societies, among them the Masonic order, which conferred upon him many high honors, and among the whole fraternity of the Quebec district and Province there will be universal sorrow at the news of his death, With the family of the decensed\u2019 afl will unite in sympathy at their great loss, for as a man and a brother there were few who had these principles su-fiuch at heart and who at sll times endeavored to live up to them.Mr.Higgins was an old and well-known resident of Quebec, and universally esteemed by all who knew him.RECEIVE DEGREES DQCTORS OF LAW.Hon Judges Aug.Tessier, Camille Pouliot and Blaise Letellier, former students of Laval: bave received the honorary degree of Doctors of Law from Laval Univetsity.APPOINTEDATG THE LEGISLATIVE BCOUNCIL Mr.George R.Smith, former member of the Local Legislature for Megantic, bas been named as Legistative Councillor in succession to the late Hon.J.K.Ward, The many friends in Quebec of Mr.Smith will be grest- ly pleased by his appointment.PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any cess of ltebing, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded.50e.RECORDER'S COURT.Three prisoners, all charged with drunkenness, appeared before the Recorder yesterday.One, an old offender, was sent to jail for a month.The other two ge fined $5 and costs or fifteen days h.RUNAWAY.Yesterday afternoon a borze attached to à sleigh ran away from the vicinity of 8t.John\u2019s Church and ran down the street at a great pace, bing followed nearly the whole distance by his owner's collie dog.The horse was finnily stopped inside Bt.Jobn's Gate.A GREAT JALE.Attention is directed to advertisement of Marceau & Co, which is appearing in another column, in regard to their great pre-inventory sale, which starts Monday.This firm has always been noted in the past for their astoumding bargains, and a careful perusal of the advertisement will convince all of the great bargaine they will offer Monday.ODD FELLOWS EELECT THEIR OFFICERS, The newly elected officers of Britannia Lodge.1.0.0.F.for the ensuing term are as follows :\u2014 N.G\u2014C.M.Pike.V.G.\u2014F.W.Phillips RS.\u2014A.J.Cooper.F.S\u2014S.J.Lower.Treasurer\u2014S.T.Bron Physician\u2014Dr J.\u201d Stevenson.Many aches and ills not supposed to be caused by coffee, disappear when a change ie male to well-made POSTUM \u2018The health beverage which halpe rebuild the broken-down nerve centres.\u201cThere's a Reason\u201d Canadians For um Cereal Co., Lüd., Windsor.Ontario, - à mme tea THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.E=E=EE\u2014\u2014n FE EE) fl IN AND ABOUT TOWN [ff IE=EEI==I0 EI DEEN) PRESENTATION TOME EVA By the Officials and Employees of the Q.R.L.H.& P.Coat the Kent House., The officials and employes of the Q.R.L.H.& P.Co.entertained Mr.E.A.Evans, the ex-Manager of the Company, to a reception at the Kent House last evening, when abont sixty officials and employes were present.The occlsion was a presentation by the employes to Mr.Evans on his retirement from the company, the presentation consisting of a gold chain and.locket elaborately inscribed in diamonds, with a diamond pin for Mrs.Evans.Mr.C.E.\u2018A.Carr presided, end ip proposing the health of Mr.Evans, referred to the good work performed by the letter since his connction with the Q.R.L.& P.Co.The toast was received with much enthusiasm and in reply Mr.Evans thanked the old employes of the road, whom he had worked in harmony, and who he was pleased to see around him.Mr.Evans also proposed the health of Mr.Carr, the fatter responding in à very appropriate manner.During the evening several songs were sung by Mr.J.Henderson, of the Montreal Gazette, W.H.Scott, Mr.A.Doddridge and others, the party returning to town at 11.30, SIR WILFRID LAURIER ATTHEATRENATIONAL Premier Will Attend Gala Performance of \u201cArsene Lupin\u201d This Evening.Notwithstanding the numerous engagements of Sir Wilfrid Laurier during his short stay in Quebec, the Dominion Premier has gratefuily accepted the invitation of the directors of the theatre to attend a gala performance of Arsene Lupin to-might at our French play house.This en- coursgement from Sir Wilfrid is highly appreciated by all lovem of good theatricals and specially by his electors of Quebec East, in which place is situated the first permanent high class French theatre :n this city.Sir Wilfrid, owing to previous engagements, will not arrive at the theatre much before half-past nine.He will be accompanied by a few friends and the event promises to be a very brilliant one.JBFFERY HALE'8 HOSPITAL.\u2018The lady superintendent of the Jeffery Hale's Hospital wishes to acknowledge, with many thanks, the receipt of the following donstions for Ohristmes and the Christmas tree: Mre.C.King, 625; Colonel Turabull, Mr.W.Shaw, Mra.W.Price, Mrs.Edeon Fitch and Mr.J, T.Ross, each $10; Mr.J.Dunlop, Mr.J.Hamilton, Mr.J.Holt, Miss Dunn, Mrs.Sharples, Mr.W.Marsh, Mr.W.Plain, Mre.Geggio, Mrs.Ritehio and Mr.Btuart Dunn, each 85; Rev.F.G.Scott, Miss M.Thomson and Anonymous, esch 62; A Friend, $1.From Mrs.C.King, 2 cases of oranges, 1 cass of grape fruit and 1 barrel of apples; Mr.J.T.Ross, & barrel of cppies, 1 keg of grapes and flowers; Mrs.Cumming, grapes and oranges; Mr.Lorne Webster, 1 case of soda water; Mre.C.Shaw, oranges; Mr.Smith, oranges Mr.W.Isséah Breskey, icecream, cakes and candy for the public patients; Mr.and Mre.W.Price, Z turkeys aod 2 doren oranges; Mm.R.R.Dobell, 8 turkeys and 1 bag of vegetables; Mr.Thos.Hetherington, 1 barrel of flour; Mm.W.Marsh, books; Mims Rosamond Slade, 1 doll sud\u2019 dol's trunk; Miss Louise Side, 1 book; Mus Elsie Dey, 1 pair of diamkets and £ hot-water bag covers; Mrs.Armitage Rhodes, flowsms; Dr.Geggie, Christmas tres sud ever greens; Mr.Carruthers, 2 home-made cakes; the Empress of Ireland, 2 Chria*- maa cakes; A Friend, 8 books, 6 picture books and 3 writing portfolios; Mise Amy K.Lioyd, 3 sopies of & poem, *\u2018 Quebec\u2019\u2019; the Bank Messengers\u2019 Social Association of Quebec, 3 boxes of candy; Mrs.Webster, toys; Mrs.I.T.Ross, 1 laundry bag centre piece, hair pin basket, cup and eaucer, bridge score, match safo, Pures, 3 table mats, necktie, work bag, fancy pad for kitchen requirements and 2 picture hooks; Miss Vers Hamilton, 1 pair of bedroom slipper and 1 sweater; A Priend, 6 books; Mrs.tl.Thomson, © dolls; Mra.E.Ross, | pair of fancy sandals; Mrs.Woodley, candy sticks wad cornucopins; Miss Fva Rom, 2 muffiers, | 1 belt, 3 bores of frilling, 1 box of note ! paper, 2 pictures, 2 boxes of candy, 2 | anfety pin bronches and 1 stick pin; Mrs, | Bosweil, 1 dressing jacket and a toy dog; Mr.Buthman, 17 pounds of pork chope, | 17 pounds of ham, 8 pounds of pork; Mrs.O.King, 18% yards of sheeting: | Mrs.Fraw (J.HM.graduate).set of bed \u2018 rollers; Mesars.Harry and leslie Bickle, 3 games; Mrs.Bickle, books and magn.S FOR 1, Come and rer our gteat «ale of 3 for 1.Look out for our great advertisc- ment, ag we have surprises in store for you.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.Windsor Mills, Que., Jan, 5\u2014The | Chateau Windsor, the leading hotel of | the town, was burned ta the ground | last night.Loss $22,000; insurancr ! $14,000.: ne MORRIS MICHAELS, Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, AND Windsor Hotel, - Montreal, invites inspection of his special brands of cigars, manufactured exclusively from PURE HAVANA TOBACCO by Cuban workmen of the highest skill.LA PROTECTORA, Made by Granda Hnos y Ca, CARLOTTA, © \u201c *§.Davis & Sons.|| RosaRTA, \u201c + BA Youngheart& Co | MIRAMAR \u201c «J Hirsch & Sons EL GLOBO, \u201c \u201cJose Granda.These cigars represent, not only his own careful judgment, the result of 42 YEARS EXPERIENCE, but in addition, the best efforts of ths above noted factories.: AI THE GREAT STORES OF QUEREG GENTRE Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street FURS Grand Sale this week in the Fur Department.We do not intend to allow the season to pass without giving you an opportunity to purchase a fine cloak or any other article at wholesale prices During the entire week we will allow a discount of 25 per cent on our stock of furs.ELECTRIC SEAL MANTLES, Worth $20.00 for $14.30 Worth $32.00 for $19.00 Worth $40.00 for $29.00 , Worth $59.00 for $38.50 500 ELECTRIC SEAL SKINS Worth 75 cts.for 39 cts.Worth 50 cts.for 23 cts.ASTRAKHAN COATS Worth $55.00 for $39.00 Worth $45.00 for $32.00 Worth $40.00 for $29.00 Worth $30.00 for $21.00 100 CREAMER SKINS Worth $7.50 for $5.49 RACCOON COATS Worth $68.00 for $45.00 Fur Lined Coats, with collars in Otter or Seal, 25 per cent reduction.The balance of our Mink Skins at $1.49.Fur Pellerines, different qualities, worth $5.00 and Faguy, Lepinay & Frere RAILWAY | SYSTEME GRAND TRUN Eplphany, January 6th, 194 SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE Good going Thursday and Friday, January 5th and 6th, 1911, valid for | return until Monday, January Otb, ! sgur, Above Reduced Rates Apply | between all Stations in Ontario and! Quebec, Ottawa, Coteau Junction and ' cast thereof.{ Fer further particulars apply st No.10 St.Ann street.Phone 567 or 73.j GEO.H.STOTT, C.P.& T.A.| (ITT TR 41 TES CL LAN EPIPHANY pere tiokots good going January Sth and One Way First Class Fars vn mit January 8th, 1911.leave Quebec as follows : 330 A.M.Daily except Sunday for Moatreat, Shawinigan Falls, Grand Mere, St.Casimir, ete.cosgects at Garnesu Jet with traine to and from Ja que.This train has buffet-parior car attached, 8.1sP.M.Daily except Sunday for St.Casimir particulars be at et Office.SL Andrew st, ox DE mn 23 8t.Lonis Street.WNIT TITI UEBEC CENTRAL LATE THE ONLY LINE Equipped with Dining Cars and Through New York Pullman SOLID TRAIN - EVERY DAY Travel by the most com.frrtable Route.For further information and Pullman reservations apply to F.S.Stocking, Agent, 32 St.uis St, representing Thos.Cook &Son, and all Ocean Steamship Lines.: EPIPHANY EXGURSION Between all Stations in the Province of Lowest first class one way fare.Good going January Sth and 6th, |.1911.Good to return until January 9th, 1911 : and ol car accommodation, lease apply to City ticket offices Na } Da Fort and 22 Dalhousie St.For further information and parlor | FURNITURE SALESMEN WANTED\u2014Experienced salesmen with ; established connection in Quebec Province (outside of Montreal City), carrying one or two first-class furniture lines, to ham.dle our live.The ives Modern Bedstead Co.,Ltd.Cornwall, Ont.Jen, 8x6 EE » Stove Polish is not only the biggest can for the money, bu! by far the best preparation for polishing stoves, pipes, grates and ironwork.Not a messy liquid or powder, or cake which must be scraped, but a large can of \u2018wonder-working paste.If your dealer does not carry \u201cBlack Knight Stove Polish ia stock, send us his name and row, and we will send a full sue tin by retin mail.TRS I, F.DALLEY CO, LIMITED, HAMELTON, ONE.3 Mabers af the famous \u20182 14 1\" Shoes Potsk, WARD LINE New steamers, excellent cuisine, large comfortable rooms and lounging decks.Hi ch Conuections for an, InterjorPointa, snd Saturday Santiago, lsle or Havana of Pines, ete Where rigorous northern winters are exchanged for wonderful Cuben climate.Reglings each Rallngs cach Thursds y Friday for : for Vera Crus Tampico.Making oonections for Mexico Oity and all points in the interior of Mexico.Eu Io or BAHAMAS fs usd Nassau Up.Write for literature and partieulare EW YORK AND SUBA MAIL & & 06 Geners) Offices, Pier 14, Ent: River, New York ULES HONE, Jr, Agent, F.8, STOCKIKG, 31 BL Louis 81, Quebec, General Meeting A general meeting of the members of the Campagnie d\u2019Assurance Mutuelle des Industries will be held at Levis, at the head office of the company, on the 14th January, 1911, at 10 o\u2019clock of the fore noon, to take the following matters into consideration: A.Opportunities for the company to do cash business.B.To have tho eapital shares of the company subscribed., \u20ac.To present a bill to amend the law incorporating the company so as to change the name of the company, and to bring into accord the clauses of the Jaw incorporst- ing the company with tbe Quebec Assurance Jaw, as regard the in- installments to be paid on the capital shares to be subseribjd by the company.: By order ERNEST BOY, M.P,, President, dan5x2 TIL Superior Quality The Favorite of the Discriminating Smoker.e EMILE JACOT, Jeweler, 86 St Jocoph St, Quobos FIVE RICH PREMIUMS FREE Ist.1 Cheque $100.00; 2nd.1 Ladies\u2019 or Gents Diamond $73.00 ; 3rd.1 Ladies\u2019 or Gents Solid Gold Watch $50.6th Clock $15.00 ; Sth.1 Leather Satchel SION To 320-00 THE CONDITIONS :\u2014Esch p Jou to one ticket or more, according ticket is numbered and registered.the night of December 31st.1010, at EMILE JACOT, Jeweler, Orders by mail will receive our urchase of one dollar or more entitles to the amount of your purchase.Rach The drawing to take place at 11.30 on the store of 95 St.Joseph St., Quebecbest attention.Merry Curistmas and Happy New Year R.J.WINFIELD, Caterer and Confectioner n- Christ: + Pudding, Fruit C ornam.1 Cake Oystur 1.also Oyster Parties, other shape.Fine display of Fancy Boxer, and Ather confections.Also à nice lot of artistically \u2018> following goods for the Holiday Trade :\u2014Special ake, cream coated and artistically :e assortment Pound and other Fancy Christmas sad, made with high grade butter, Mince, Apple and Almond Cream Desserts, Nut and These are very dainty goods.filled with the finest of Chocolates finished baskets, empty or filled with high grade Chocolates.Very suitable for Christmas or New Year gift.Prices reasonable.- The usual large variety of Cren- Candies, Ice-cream, les Puddirmhone 170.\u2018aramels and Home-made ; « and Jellies.126 St.John Sthy meee of] Ne dec.igxim, | | CoN QUEBEC BET CANADIEN?: the 7th to the l4th instant.\u2018keep them for you until the apring if i THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE Latest Sporting News ||| I= == EI EE \u2014 Match Between the Two Teams on Saturday Night Is Eagerly Awaited.Can Quebec repeat its victory against the Canadiens on Saaturday night, when, according to all cgports, the proposition will be a difficult one.The Quebec team had a fine work-out last evening, all the members of the team being on the ice.DavË Beland, the trainer of the team, was on the side watching his proteges, and the manner in which they worked showed that the Canadiens will have a hard proposition against them.The appearance of Rocket Power on the ice was the signal for confidence, and it is expected that the game will be one of the most exciting seen here in many a day.Canadiens are coming to Quebec with \u201cNewsy\u201d Lalonde under the full impression that they can reverse the Renfrews\u2019 fate, and the result of the Renfrews\u2019 fate, and the contest between the {ast French-Canadian team from Montreal and the locals will be one that is sure to be interesting.RESERVED SEATS FOR CANADIEN-QUEBEC MATCH.The plan will open at the rink this (Friday) afternoon at 4 o'clock for the great senior championship hockey match, Canadien vs.Quebec.\u2018The S0c.and 75e.tickets will also be on sale.AN EXAMPLE TO FOLLOW.Mr.Chas.C.Levplice bas offered $5 in gold to be drawn for among the members of the Quebec hockey team if the latter win their match with Le Canadien, of Montreal, on Saturday next.This encouragement to the local hockey team should be followed by many others, which would help and encourage the club in carrying out its winter's programme.SOME PECULIAN INCIDENTS OF 1910 SPORT SEASON.Chick Evans wins longest golf match of the year, defeating Walter Egan at Lake Geneva in 41 holes.Mobile and Atlants teams play shortest game of the year, completing nine full innings in thirty4wo minutes.Quarterback Sieler, of Illinois 11, wins three games for his team; defeating Chicago, Indiana and Syrecuse by drop kicks.Ed.Walsh, of the White Sox, and Ed.Coombs, of the Athletics, pitch 16 innings of scoreless ball.Harry Grant, in Alco, establishes precedent for auto drivers, winning Vanderbilt cup for second consecutive time.Riley Thompson sete reco:d by winning Grand Amerian handicap shoot with perfect scores of 100 broken targets.Jay Graham breaks 417 without a miss.Colorado E wins richest harness stake of year, Matron Futurity, valued at $15,000.Andy Hall bowls greatest total of year, counting 725 pins in 3 games.RENFREW PUTS IN PROTEST AGAINST SMAILL Montreal, Jan.5\u2014The Renfrew protest, which was fyled with President Quinn before the team left the rink, is based on section 4 of the rules.The rule states that players may be changed at any time in the first two periods but that substitutes must be placed on the ice and the game proceed without any interruption as a result of the change.As Gardner had 30 seconds of a penalty to serve when the second period ended, Renfrew officials last night claimed that the rule was being violated when Smaill was not eligible to go on the ice before the second period ended.The point will offer a ticklish argument for the league.OTTAWA WILL MEET WANDERERS SATURDAY.TheOttawa-Wanderer match at the arenas at Ottawa to-morrow night will be the main feature of this week's sport programme.It is estimated that between five and six thousand people will take in the tit-bit attraction of the puck-chasing campaign, Ottawa tickets will sell this week like hot cakes, and the club intends to take the usual precautions to guard against speculators, It is probable that Russell Bowie and Duncan Campbell will be the officials.President Emmett Quinn of the Nationa) Association expressed the opinion that Ottawa would not go into the game without Bruce Stuart.Hundreds of Ottawa fans are also praying for the returns.of the \u201cchampionship kid,\u201d but as Bruce has not handled a stick since last winter it is not at all probable that he will be in uniform, although it is doubtful if the present Ottawa team can down the Red Hands.Jack Darragh will continue et rover with Ridpath on the right flank, and Gaul is to be allowed to rest up until his injured hip is convalescent.targets OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT.If you require for next spring car- ; pets, ollelotha, curtains or brocateiles take advantage of our great sale from We will so desired and this offer also includes rugs.FAGUY, LRPINAY & FRERE.HAS HOLNERS 7 NEW LAURELS Great Race by Former Quebecer, Who Set New Marathon Record # Porm agmnsns In connection with the great race of Haus Holmer, st one time a member of the RC.R in Quebec, who set à new record for the Marathon distance on the Powder Hill grounds in Edinburgh, it may be stated that the Powder Hilj handicap is one of the big athletic features of the world and is eagerly sought siter.The distance is the full Marathon.of 26 miles 385 yards.: It is the first time \u20ac Canadian ever ran in this event.Holmer turned professional! a couple of years ago.He was a candidate for the Marathon race for Canada in England in the Olympic /games, but did not catch a place.Recently he has been paired with Queal, of Alexandra Bay, Ont, in relay races at New YoriL He bas woÿ the Hamilton Herald race and has run et the Island a couple of times.He is a strong, powerful runner.The race divided £500 three ways and is well worth winning.The amateur Marathon record is 236.264, by Maloney, of New York, and the best over the London Olympic course 24331.The best professional record is 2.32.39 1.5 by St.Yves at Seattle.THE ALMANAC WAS GUILTY.Compilers of simanscs in France are legally responsible for the accuracy of their predictions.This point wes determined by a ease tried in the days of Touis Philippe Ouverd, a wellknown army contractor, fell into difficulties and was severely pressed by kis creditors.Acerding to French-liw, debtors cannot be arrested between sunset and sunshine.One evening Ouvrard ealtied forth in quest of fresh aid and was seized by beftiff as he stepped out of bis douse.He protested, and produced an almanac showing that it was three minutes sunset.The bailiff produced snotber al- manae, showing that the sun did not set for another nine minutes.On his release from prison, Ouvrard sued the publisher of the almanue, which bad misled, and obtained damages\u2014London Chronicle.A PRAYER FOR 1011, The Bishop of Nova Scotia prepared for the Halifax Herald the folow- ing prayer for 191)i\u2014 \"CO God, who proyidest for thy people by Thy powe 3 \u201c ud \u2018rulest over them in love, we bléss Thee because Thou hast brought \u2018us safély to the end of another year.\u201d We bléss Thee for the continuance of our life and for the many undeserved mercies which daily, supply our wants and giadden our hearts.+ \u201cWe yield Thee mnfeigned thanks that Thou wast pleased to set Thy servant, our Sovereign Lord King George to reign over us.Let Thy wisdom be his guide, and let Thine arm strengthen him.Let truth and justice, holines and righteousness, peace and charity abound in his days.Direct all his counsels, and those of his representatives throughout the empire, and more especialy those in this land in which we live, that they may tend to Thy glory and the welfare of the people.\u201cPardon all our misuse of Thy mer-\u2018 cies, our misspent time and manifold sins.Give us grace to begin the New Year with rencwed desires to serve Thee and more earnestly to fulfil Thy Holy Will, that every one may realize his responsibility and do his part in strengthening the empire by building firmly upon the foundation which Thou hast given us in our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.Amen.\u201d Good For You You can't have a clear brain, active muscles and firm nerves, if your bowels are sluggish; but see what a help to you will be a few doses of BEECHAMS PILLS dois Everywhere.1e bosse 286 \u201cLINSEED COMPOUND is a reliable old Engli Home remedy for glish COUGHS, COLD Asthme, 8 8 ronchitie mai kung & Thrgel Troubles, Hunters and\u2014 Trappers WILL GET THE Bones: Trost, on tea Correct Assoctment, Quick Returns, by shipping their Raw Furs and Skins REVILLON FRERES VOYARLIONES 1706 the old reliable Pirm of the Far Trade.134 aué (06 MNeQUI St; entres, Ask for our Free Price List WB PAY BXPRESS CHARGES cne\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ROBERTSNS DONDE Soetoh Whisky 10 M ROBENTSON & SON, Li, Bistliers, 310 Netria Dame Si.West.Montreal octafmon, wedfrist HOCKEY CANADIEN vs.QUEBEC Quebec Skating Rink Saturday, 7th Jan., at 8.30 o'clock P.M.Admission 250, 500 & 750.Reserved Seats 750, $1.00 Plan will open at Rink Friday afternoon at 4 o'cldek.50c and 75¢ tickets will also be on sale.Doors will open at 7.15 s'elock P.M.Smoking will not be allowed.i January Sale Commences Now Balance of Trimmed and Felt Hats HALE PRICE Glilrar's Dresses for 4,5 ad 6 Years ol Hal Price A new stock of Neckwear, Frilling and Handkerchiefs just received for New Year's Gifts.; New Blouses, Dress Skirts, Moirette and Silk Petti coats.MRS.D.R.MURPHY 48 Fabrique Strest.Phone 22.QUEBEC = A HAPPY NEW YEAR With every Good Fortune, is our wish to you HOLIDAY SPECIALT VISIT US Try our Tea and Coffee.Guaranteed to give di \u201cThe R M.BOYCE & SON, \u201cTp Reis.Established 1858 19-21 Cote D'Abraham satisfaction.La aj 04 N ' \u2018 | Central Store SPECIAL The End of The Year Ladies\u2019 Goats ! Worth $17.00 for $10.94 Worth $14.00 for § 9.98 Waists | On all our Waists 20 p.c.reduction.\u201c CORD and TASSELS Worth 75¢ fcr 68¢ \u201c 30c [4 22e Worth $25.00 for $15.63 Worth $18 00 for $11 98 Waists | ve re CUSHIONS Worth 45c for 23c \u201c 60c \u201c 44c \u2018The balance of our silk and satin, worth 60c and 80c.\u2018This week 27c.z\u2014\u2014 = == Hair Nets extra large size.Regular price 5c each.This week a dozen 35c.Collars, Belts, Purses, Perfumes, etc, etc.Reduced prices.J.P.PARE, 172-176 St.John Street Î FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911.ot terre PS PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Quebec & Saguenay Railway Company will, at the nem session of the Legislature, apply for the passing of an Act to amend Ks Act of Incorporation, being Act Edward VIE, Chapter 55, and ame ing Acts, respect to the cs sion of its | and the time {gf cos struction, aud other purpos Greenshields, Greenshieide' Solicitors for Applicants Montreal, Dec.28th, tp10.dec.g0x1m.NOTICE Take notice that application will be made at the forthcoming session of the Provincial legislature for an act ratifying » deed of sale between Israel Montreuil, Joseph Simard and Joseph Napoleon Beaumont, of the City of Quebec, and Ferdinand Turgeon, Garator of Mm Henriette Lassisezay, interdict, of No.2881 of the official cadastre of Chemplain Ward, City Quebec.BOY, LANGLAIS & MORIN, Attorneys for Petitionat Decitxim NOTICE Notice is hereby given that an apptica- tion will be made te the Board of Railway Commissioners for Canads, on the 6th of Fabruary, 1911, for a recommends: tion to the Governor in Coumcil for the sanction of a deed traneferring to the Quehee County Railway Company s oor tain portion of the lines of the Quebes Railway, Light & Power Company, which transfer was duly approved by the shareholders of each company, party thareto- according to law.Quebec, Decomber 27th, 1010.TURGEON, LANGLOI8 & MORIN, Attorneys for Petitioners, Destÿx1m NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the bec, at the next session of the J egis- lature of the Province of Quebe:, will ask for the adoption of a bill to annex for all civil purposes ther Villa Mastai Sanatorium, at present included in the limits of the city of Quebec, to their adjoining property L'Aisle St, Michel Archange, which ras erected into a separate parish for all civil purposes, under the name «sf Paroisse de St.Michel Archange, b/ statute of Quebec, 60 Victoria, chapter 72.Quebec, 15th December, 1910, Bedard, Chaloult & Prevost, | Attorneys for Petitioners Dec2lxim NOTICE Is hereby g'vén chat Mrs.(widow) Joim Roberts, of the City of Quebec, and her two sons\u2014Harry Roberts, of the City of Quebec, gentleman, and Amos Hobertswill apply to the Legislature of Queber, at its next sessien, for an set them power and authority to sell their properties situated in the Parish of Sta Foye, in the County of Quebec, snd give good and 8: ficient title therefor Quebec, Lecember 7th, 1910.LARUE & LARUE, Notaries, Attorneys for Petitions Superior Court.Kamouraska.No.4572 Dame Obeline Turcotte, wile common as to property of Alyre Desbiens, merchant, of the parish of St.Hubert, bas instituted an action in separation of p uperties against her said husband on the 30th of November, 1910.Fraserville, December 6th, 1910.Jules Langlais, Advocate, of the Plaintifl decroxim.| Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Messrs.Adjutor Rivard, advocate, Eugene Rouillard, Government employe, and Joseph Evariste I'rince, advocate, all three of Quebec, will apply to the Quebec Legislature, at the session following this notice, for a charter to be granted to the \u201cSociete du Parler Francais au Canads.\u201d The said society shall besr the same corporate name and have for object the preservation, extension, culture of the French language and literature: in Canada.Adjutor Rivard, B Rouillard, J.Princek * decrgeim CITY OF QUEBEG, CITY HALL City Clerk's Office, Quebec, December 12th, 1910.\u2014 Public Notice is hereby given thst the City of Quebec shall apply to the Legislature of this Province, at ita next session, to obtain authority to borrow a sum nct exceeding six hundred thousand dollars $600,000.00, to pay the cost of paving streets and works of a permanent nature in streets and public squares of the city: for the hrilding of a reservoir connected with the water works, and to build brides on the River St.Charles in the city, to modify the composition of the City Council by reducing the munber of Aldermen, to amend the law concerning the ferry service between Quebec and Levis, and fee sther purposes.! Quebec, December 12th, 1910, i H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, | : City Clerk, City of Quebes sir Reverend Sisters of Charity of Que- =\u201c sp tea \u2014 2 Te Me ffs ds ot St vin i IS GOVERNMENT oD RAILROADS a Horns in Supreme Court Concernng a Clause in Hepburn Law\u2014 Spats (By Canadian Press.) Washington, Jan.5.\u2014Diaputing as to wbat the Supreme Court of the United Btatos had decided te be the corzeet construction to be put on the \u2018\u2018commoditios slsuse\u2019\u2019 of the Hepburn rate lax, the Federal Government and railroads carry- Ing anthracite coal locked borns to-day in the Supreme Court.By mits inati- tuted in 1908 ig the Cireuit Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Penneylrania, the Government sought to mjoin several raïlrosda from earrying anthracite coal in interstate commerce, | because of alleged violation of the \u2018\u2018commodities clause.\u2019\u201d\u2019 The Olrcuit Court beld that the clause waa unconstitutional, Upon sppeal, the Buprane Court reversed * the lower court and remanded the cause to the Cireuit Court for further proceedings, not inconsistent with the comstrue- ton put upon the law.When the case went baek to the Circuit Court this Government desired to amend its petition by allegitg, in the case of the Lehigh Valley Railrosd Company, that while the coal carried by that road was ostemsbly owned by the Lehigh Valley Coa! Company, in reality it was owned either legally or squitably by the railroad and that the coal company was nothing more than a department of the railroad company.The tourt denied permision to amend and dismissed the petition in the Lehigh Valley, the Erie Railroad, the Central Railroad of New Jersey and the Pennslyvania Railroad cases.To-day Wade H.Ellis argued before the court that by the action of the court below, the Government would be prevented from bringing further sections against the railroads.John 6.Johnson, of Philadelphis, replied that the coal company was not a device to sado the law because it was older than the law and that ali the Goverament sought to have put into the petition was » few more epithets ed et the mil TERRIBLE CONDITIONS OF AN INDIAN FAMILY.{By Canadien Press.) Port Arthur, Out., Jan.5.\u2014Left alone by ber husband, with five small children and nothing to eat but rabbits, which she had caught as best she could, a squaw was found on Dec.97 wandering around in a starving condition, while the temperature hovered between 28 and 30 degrees below zero, was found by Contractor Mercier near his camp at Owl Creek, between Jackfsh and Long Lake.Mercier took her and the children to Jackfish, where another family of Indians took care of them.Monday night last, the husband of the woman arrived at Merclor\u2019d catlp \u2018with both: feét' and bath hands badly frozen snd nearly exhausted from starvation.He said he bad had nothing to eat for seven days.His supply of matches had given out and his FRIDAY, JANUAKY 6, 19:1 | closbing was quite insufficient to pro- , teet him from the cold.He was suffer 8 [ntevas pain, too, from a deep cut his Jeg from the axe which he was carrying.It is not expeetsd man will recover.Tha snow is over threo feet deep in that section.: MONTREAL'S WEEK OF PORTS CALLED OFF.ian Press.) Mont 3.\u2014The week of winter sports, it proposed to hold here in Feburary, eslied off nt 8 meeting of this morning.The reasons given are that while the railways fiually cousented to help the plan along they took too long to make up their minds, while the City Council refused to eon- tribute and citivens were backward in cowing forward with financial assistance.THE CABE OF GALLAGHER TO BE APPEALED.(By Canadian Press.) New York, Jan.5.\u2014Coùnsel for James K.Gallagher will appes! from the verdict found against him yesterday, om which hé was sentenced to twelve years jm jail for * shooting Commissioner of Street Cleaning Edwards \u2018\u2018 with intent to kill.\u201d\u2019 Commissioner Edwards pounced on Gallagher just after the latter had shot Mayor Gaynor, and in shielding the Mayor from suother shot was wounded himself in the arm.The point will be made that although Gallagher may have shot \u2018\u2018 with intent to kill,\u201d he did pot intend to kill Commissioner Edwards, as is specifically obarged in the indictment.Gallagher has pover been indicted for his attempt on the life of Mayor Gaynor.The prosecutor\u2019s office decided to wait for a year and a day to make sure that Mayor Gaynor was out of danger.AIRSHIP, STILL LACKING.New York Tribane:\u2014\u2018Air men are devoting shemselves exclusively to their vessels, ubhost neglectiog the element in which they move.The record of the last year should be a sufficient warning.* * * Aeronauts have developed their technical ukill without attaining a corresponding degree of atmosphere airwanship.Until timt is gained the eounditions of lying contests ought, if possible, to be regulated by restrictions which would at least diminish the risks which reckless men are willing to run for the sake of gratifying crowds of sensation lovers and earning Luge fees.\u2019\u2019 ATTENTION, MUSIC LOVERS.Among the advertisement In a eur- rent monthly magazine we find this: FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE\u2014A fine young male bob-eat and a female coyote; also à mandoliu and & pair of fleld Such opportunities as this are not often offered.The fleld glsases most of us could to do without, but the male bob-cat, the female coyote, and the mandolin would go far to make life happy = any responsible individual.All these Ye productive of musie, and music gives Toy to all rightly-constituted persons.There are, of course, some people who cannot play upon a mandolin, but anybody can play uffon a bok-eas or a coyote.This fine chatice to get a varied and interesting collection of musical instruments will undoubdedly bring many replies-\u2014Rochester Union and Advertiser.__THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE PETER, THE PAINTER, pH AT LARGE z Not in the He House Which Was Burned in Lon- .don Fight, [ER rt (By Canadian Press.) London, Jan.5\u2014Aecording to the latest report the burglar killed in the Houndsditch affray and the twe men killed in the Stepney battle were members of & gang of a least 29 aliens of the same type and character, some of them heing women.Owing to the bewildering number of aliases they have adopted the police sre finding an almost insuperable difficulty in tracing them.\u201cPeter the Painter\u201d is still at large, it having been established that the second victim of the Stepney siege was a Rnssian terrorist who fled to England cleven months ago under the name of Jacob Fogel.He was 22 years of age and a native of Kolvno, Lithuania.With the exception of these particulars the police have not yet unravelled the crimes or discovered the actual connection existing between the Houndsditch affair and hte Beron murder.& Toplos of the Day £ + The Hundred Years of Peace.Highly commendable is the proposition of Mr.Wurtele that the United States should celebrate the century of peace by withdrawing the warships of that country from the lakes.There are other proposed means of observing the centenary.All have their good features.But none interfere with the carrying out of Mt.Wurtele\u2019s idea.The removal of the ships, in fact, might be made a part of whatever ceremony may be determined upon.It is of interest to note how diplomatically the process of creating a lake navy has been carried through.At the outset our neighbors were met by the Rush-Bagot agreement which prohibited the presence of warships of either country on the lakes.To nullify this bargain it was at first proposed so to widen the Erie Canal that war vessels might be brought, into the lakes at any time.This was an expensive process.Another manoeuvre was therefore devised.Unarmed vessels for training purposes were to be brought through our canals.These ships were sent west, one every year, with the consent of our Government, until now there is a fleet\u2019 of eight fully armored vessels in the area which the Rush- Bagot agreement dedicated commerce and to peace.That thé understanding has been violated there can be no question.That our Government | contemporaneous with the signin weakly consented to the violation is also certain, That there should be a return, and that without delay, to the old conditions everybody must admit.The centenary of peace ete.Goods Late ET ho Paris and tones.Remo Watches, Clocks, ete.25 Notre Dame st FLOUR AND GRAINA+.T- TANGUAY & COIN AND PLV OMR TETON AGSHIE At OR Jame hese 1612.BEGIN & PRERES Millers sad How, Grain, Ney and Prei Groroz TANQUAY.- WHOLESALE PROVISIONS LOWER TOWR.QUEBEC.WiLLIAN CARRIER & FILA WHOLNSALE DBALER FLOUR GRAIN, MAY and SRED ORAIM \"Corser Dalhousie asd M4.Past Groom\u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014 THOS DELANEY.SEH L JUAILY A AND Tol.192 plain arte, Quetes.MISCELLANEOUS, AVR CUMMINGS, Ales Office: Ne 3 Trevor ALBRANDER ner.mÈME iia ge He APOLPRE SIMARD, men Se BT ee di MISCELLANEOUS.ARTHUR LACOMBE Victoria Rubber Tire Driver \u2014 gr Tire Driver \u2014 Fires-Ciass Residence, 120 Rue des Pr Tel 2659.Bridge Street Stand.\u201cTa 3 15 ALP.GIGUERE mn team Pitter.813 Rue de Bor 1d Teleptone 26%.AN eaîle attended promptly.Ofer & BANKS.B ell Phone 30: ple Ei Bh, my 20S 1 Buide lies, Machinery and.Board of Trade Pldg 35 me Pans 5 mes CHAS.VEZINA.PLUMBER.STEAM AN AND PIETER ELECTRIC NG TER Tel 2224, 119-123 Bridge Se.Quebec C.LENGHAN & 20N.ELECTRICIANS / AND PLUMBER Horse and Rigs to Ren Rent at Rosen Price Claire Street, Quebecoh 10599 and 155$.CHOICEST BREADS.vam Focal, nette retours Aie end recomi digestion.LA ral \"il eons the the resi bea derived.RJ.KELLY.FL P.O.Box 3?eo se Port od Ramsay.CHARLES TESSIER DOMINION FISH 1 AND PRUIT CO, raja, Froch, 8 a aq mots = wi Telephone trl oa hl on MISCELLANEOUS.EPWARD PAQUET._ MASTER 10 Doors, Windows Bl 2 à Monidine Framiag., B.BELANGER fS- *stor ts Oso, O0: AND SHOR ix lv zph Street.st RÉHANT.un se it Roch, J T.HARROWER ta CC co.LER IN OPP! APPLIANCES or 8 OP ALL Elus.9 gents PE =\" C.Smith Bros, Capeds Locks Lal ET J.A LEPEBVRE Marble and Svos vd Swae Cutter.Corner Prancels and Bt.Ind Sugar fie > Jos DESJARDINS & CO.gra), Coal Merchants.Ci Er Prod 1nd LA Thomas Streets.Residence, 22 2 Pescadreeu Avenue at, 2307 Corner Notre Dame ne MISCELLANEOUS.ONSHUE MATHIEU.GARRIAGE OM) UP LITERERS, ét for Ji ques os Rubber Ties.oF HUDSON.PROFESSOR OF PIANO.7 Dupont Street.Private Lessons given at Home: also Outside, O, Rov.35 8 F $t Paul Btreer Alweys on hand the arret pea Jusbec, Smokers\u2019 Articles, such $04 Silver, Te, Mounted get reaves\u201d vette Holders, Tobacco Foachen d'olnnes Jan.A large line ot Im ed i I ames \u20ac Cigars.Pires GF ALT KINDS RÉVAIRED.Telephone 1329.ai OVIDE MARCEAU, lew Pur Betablishen Furs doe Xo Daring the Sumer Season, Telephone 3447.siler Strewt.A CALL SOLICITED.\u2018 DFEIFFERS DYE Works AND LAUNDRY.Phones 523.324, 4 McMahon Street \"HIGH GRADE WORK\" eee \u2014\u2014\u2014 © GAUVRERAU.Bookseller an; Station; Large Assortment of ara: Wallets o rE sh Mountain aa DHILEAS BERTHIAUME MAST ARTER HORSES ao Ri Residence sacre, S18 Reh Beer, 6 Vehicles of all Mind.© Border oh le-Fort Street: UsBEC | LOWER TOWN, QUEMES Bridge Street Stand.D.* RICKABY.AOUL R BERGEVIX.FURNITURE WARK J.= GAGNON.R 38 and 43 Notre Dame Street, NDERTAKINO grriqus AE 109 and 193 Mountain HñI.we Tesphone | Eyes samined J Sec: Glasses made to Suit | |, a ete order on short notice for tour: alvation.of Fire Losses.Quebes, nding of Glasece à hy.os on Namen, ors and Cutters.Choice E, J pYnze 160 St.John St, Quebec.one Telephone 1287.QUEREC.Sa re tr LADIES WEAR ORLY.A S.H.N.KENNEDY.49 St, John Buren CROCKERY, i DANCING.Telephone 271.113 Joutoh Sires, near Bei new Private Lessons in Yale an af pr vo Se EMILE AUOT.HANT T nox tee Telephone 2034.26 Palace rer! te eee teint} i hs Ve me NOTE ER TPHIOPHILE BOP {44 Derjertiae).n ie laf \u2014\u2014 I on hand.fi Tiasmin, Plumber.Woofer, St Hot Aie nes, with Tare and prompinene Poires prot \u201c24 aad Hot Wate: Pirie Ateaded to MASTER MARINE FITTINGS.Frid A Rath BELOW QUEBEC.RUGENE LECLERC, Phone 2331 Ww QU General Tesurance Agent.Lo Sao ge pe y.» DROUIN à co.No, 68 Bt, Peter Street, ANDARD Fi ical co.110.Telephone 1284, or nu apse?ARTME) Contractors\u2019 Eghry iil Supplies.| Ermer To, ops - Tai.1306.loon a.Telephone 3491.\" To Pa se Bay Tr reat, \u201d URRRC.Ii hal irc vie rie Timber v 3 ems L.& COTR CcoPeR whoresare BUTTER ok ron AIAG iis : ot And ONE of Pik CHERSS AND BOGS Lo aus | Tel 1066 t-au-Mateiot Be.OM and Reileadle Pirm .Le a Sumber is Sai Hadron cause Bad EMOND & COTE.QUEBEC.BLEBAR SAVARD.MADDEN & SON.PENNEY.FLORIEE very and Rourdng à Dante Centrerter.COAL MERCHANTS.oral woo \\ Kinds PLANT assy LOWE 004?Valier Street, Me uae r Le Beer pe rte Gromhouss, Dividers Raed.TR Tt I esi aT -.| HOTELS AND RESORT NEPTUNE INN J.T.LEVALLEE, Pro).#5 Mountain Will American and European Pin?Cate Attaohad te Hot! Diese to Beats, levater, Gars and Trains À Phone 1708.June2ixly HUDSON TERMINAL > contecting with a Lackawatua, 2 otel Blanchar Tagen var * FROM WHICH Jos.Cloutier Pra.American ani European Plans, Near the Terminus of Railways and Navigation Com.Nie Do Su Os AUDITORIUM CAFE | 142 St.John Street | Board by the week, $3.50.: Oysters, 35c and 50c per doz.! Meals, 35c; 6 tickets for $L.50.| Broiled steak, 35e.| Euchre party, lunches included, 25e each.Banquets, for $1 per head up.Open till 1 AMP.W.DUGAL, Proprietor | ST.LAWRENCE HALL Montrea! 150 ROOMS :.Rates for Rooms $1.00 per day First Class Grill Room and Cafe.A.J.HIGGINS, Proprietor A Leading New Yorx Hotal The Gregorian 35th Street Setweon Hh Avenue snd Breadesy \u2014 Mew Modern 14 Biory Fireproof Bol avay from te solée,yeteu de: ail leading shopu and ft ncipaî atres, Pouuerivauia and New York Central KR.Btatious, Here you will ind the haighth of tem.fort, elegance and eflicivnt s:tvice a) preciated by tise most czactis ç.200 Wrge Nght rooms, ssh WILT bath, ; ot 00.00 ts $5.0) por day\u2014Suitee $4.63 | wor day.+.so.| Gostaurante, à ta Garte\u2014Dleb Bronx/as Table d'itots Lueshoon, 69 02 112 DANSEL P.RITOHEY Old Paint Comfort, Va.{ Foriress Monroe).Himes charming and healthful Winter Resort.Mild climate.atel heantifully located.Refned and attractive in every way.Entirely modern throughout.Cuisine excrflent.Terms VERY modeiate.Special weekly, Open all Write for Booklet.F.M.Cunningham, Deci5xtues,thure,satx30 year.gv.PHILLIPS HOUSE ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.Muse.Ave.and Beach.Rooms single or en suite, with private baths : electric lights, steam heat, elevator to street level, Booklets ¥.P.PHILLIPS.Dec.3,tu,thur satx26.» Hotel Flanders 133-137 West 47th St, N.Y.City, 200 fost ons: of Braniwa/s A modern éreproof hotel, In the heat of the theatre, club and hotel distric comveniant to all car Hus, ne tional orchestra.Booms with priv bath $2.00 per dar.From Gras Ceatral Station: Reondwary cars withou: transfer.From Pennsyivani « Statio « | | HOTEL \u201cIn the Heart of Things\" HOTEL MARTINIQUE Absolutely Fireproof -B'WAY, 324-324 STS.HERALD SQUARE NEW YORK CITY ONE BLOCK FROM NEW PENN.R.R,DEPOT BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED FREE TO AND FROM HOTEL ta (he midat of leading De~ pariment Stores and.Theatres 600 ROOMS 1 400 BATHS Ri coms wiih, $1.60 ve ROSEN, $250 THT A Bréa! \u20ac ple kan a Write fob further muriiculsrs and latest man of Now York City free, \u2018CMS.L TAYLOR, Free.¥ 3 GIL vico-fres, WALTER CRAMER, k.Mer.Also Proprietors of 84.Beuls Mote Dec17xwed,sat,to24June '\u2014CHARLEY'S\u2014 | atthe | VICTORIA HOTEL | Lunch Counter Grill Room Î Specialty in Quick Lunch .] STARTING DEC 15th, Fresh Lobsters will be re ceived every two weeks.OYSTERS IN ALL STVLES | Om tom 7 AM to 12 PML novYxmon, wed, satx2m \u2014\u2014 ST.DENIS BROADWAY and 11th ST.NEW YORK CITY Within na accèse y, point of ine .Half block nemaker 6.= minutes Tk of opoing Disric: comfortable appointments, courteous service and homelike surroundings.Rooms $1.00 per day sad wp With prive je of Bath $1.80 por po and up EUROPEAN PLAN ac.Table d'H4e Breakdas: WM.TAYLOR & SOW, Ine.CANADA, | Proviace of Quehec, District of Beause.No, 12, Auguste P'acaud.advocate and King's Counsel, and Louis Morin, advocate, both of the Village of St.Joseph, Beauce, and practising together as such under the firm name of \u2018\u2018 Pacsud & Morin,\u2019 Plaintiffs; inthe Ï Cireuit Court.Octave Gaulin, of Holyoke, State of Massachusetts, Defendant.The defendant is ordered to appear within one month.Qlerk 's Office, Nt.Joseph, Beauce, 4 January, 1911.(Signed) VEZINA & FERRON, Cec.Trae copy.PACAUD & MORIN.Attys.for Plaintiffs, Jan6x2 CANADA, Province of Quebec, District of Beauce.{ In the \\ Superior Court No.534.th Avenuecars withouttransfer Bac eon request.H.R.SHARES, Propoct.18xtu-th-sat to 20 june.| A SUITABLE GIFT! Would be a season ticket of the Dufferin Terrace | Toboggau Slide, which will be opened in a few days.Subscriptions For Season.Family .$5.00 Single person .200 Apply at office, CHATEAU FRONTENAC.jan.3xt1 Every Woman 10 interested mad shen id RROW abont the wo: derint MARVEL Whirling Spray A The vaw Josie Fringees 2 M8 a ve je tH sleane UY Joseph Morin, broker, of the Village of | Bt.Joseph, in tbe District of Beauce, Plaintiff; vs.Josaph Tardif.of the l\u2019arish of St.Come, and Alexander Tardif, of the Parish of Kt, Zacharie, said district, Defendants.The defendant, Alexander Tardif, is ordered to appear within one month, l'rothonitary\u2018s Office, Mt.Joseph, Beauce, 4 January, 1911.(Bigned) VEZNIA & FERRON, PSC.Tru copy.PAGAUD & MORIN.Attyn for Plaintiff.Jani?LA BANQUE NATIONALE On and after Wednesday, the Ist of February next, this Bank will pay its sharehoiders à dividend of one and three-quarters per cent, being at the rate of seven per cent per annum, upon its capital, for the quarter ending, on the 31st of January next.his dividend will be paid according to *he Jist of sharchoide:s inscribed on the 16th January next.Byorder of the Board of Drectors.N.LAVOIE.General Manager.Quebec, Dec.20th, 100.dec.26xmon,wed.fri.tojan.j1 1 IN HONDURAS SITUATION Movements of the Revolutionists \u2014 Government Will Negotiate a Loan.&y Canadian Press.) Puerto Cortez, Honduras, Jan.4 via wireless to New Orleans, Jan.5\u2014 The Honduras revolutionary expedition headed by Manuel Bonilla to-day arrived at Bay Island and established a base of operations off Ruatan Island, one of the small group lying about 100 miles from this port and about 40 miles from La Ceiba.The actions of the expedition are keeping every one puzzled.as it is not apparent just what move is to be made.Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Jan.5\u2014Ad- vices from Puerto Cortez say that the gunboat Hornet.which is in the service of Manuel Bonilla, who recently proclaimed himself President of the Republic, has returned to New Orleans.The Honduran Government is : prepared to resist any attacks against , the administration, but no hostile , movement is apparent, In his mes- | sage read at the opening of Congress | President Davila said that on the invitation of the United States Government Honduras would send financial agents to treat with J.P.Morgan & Co, of New York, for a loan.The object of the loan is to refund the debt of Honduras, which aggregates something more than $100,000,000.\u2014_\u2014 RECOVERING HIS MEMORY.(By Canadian Press.) Yonkers, N.Y., Jan, 5.\u2014The victim of aphasia in Bt.Joseph's Hospital here, who was found yesterday in the Y.M.C.A.Building without memory of his identity, now recalls that his nesne is Stanley Walbridge, of Cobalt, Ont.This agrees with the found in his pockets last night.He believes that he is a graduste of Me- Gill University, of the class of 1888, but is mot sure.Much of his past is still vague to him.WOODSTOCK BOARD OF TRADE OPPOSED TO RBOLPROOCITY.( By Canadian Press.) Woodstock, Ont,, Jan.5.\u2014Reciprocity with the United States and the tariff generally were under lively discussion at a well attended meeting of the Board of Trade to-night.Addremses were delivered hy prominent business men after which the following resolution was unanmously passed: \u2018\u2018Resolved, That this Board of Trade stands for the maintenance of the present tariff on manufactured goods and is unhesitatingly and unaltersbly against any reciprocity treaty with the United | States in manufactured products, and urges the Government not, at this time, to lower the tariff duties or enter into & reciprocity treaty with the United States respecting manufactured products.\u2019\u2019 It will be forwarded to the Minister ef Finance.THE SUPERIOR DIVISION OF THE TRANSCONTINENTAL.Ottawa, Jan.§\u2014J.D.McArthur, eon- tractor for the Winnipeg Superior Junetion Division of the \u2018Transcontinental Railway, is in the city.The line is being operated, but has not been finally taken over.Tt is said that the deductions in respeet to their contract on acconut of over classification will be near $275,000, which is more than previously estimated.Tbe conection of Ottawa with the G.T.Pia not finally decided, but President Hays has suggestions to build a line trom a point in northera Ontario across the country to \u2018Arnprior or Carp, on the existing Western Division of the G.T.P,, for which the company holds a charter, or a branch in a straight line from Abitibi to Ottawa.Tho Usnadian Pacfic Railway also has authority to build an extension of the Gatinean Railway through to James Bay intersecting the tramscontmental railway.How Nervous Men Get Most Out of Life (From '' Successful Men.\u2019\u2019) Every normal minded man wishes to get alt he can ont of life\u2014but many = man knows that be is fallisg far short.The successful man works, eats and plays with the keenest enjoyment, becanse his nerves are keenly sensitive.He tastes, hears, nees and feels all with the highent emotions of vigorous healthy nerves.As a consequence lie has stamina, endurance and personal mugnetimm, which makes those near and dear to him worship his manliness, chivalry and atrenuousness.Without keen, sensitive, well-nonrished nerves, such & man would be an object of pity, snd not the brillinnt success he in, All men should have wellmourished nerves, hut if the blood and vitsl organs do not supply the chemical or substance known an gerve fluid, then the waste of the nerves is not renewed daily end bourly as it should be.The nerves become ex- huusted, giving rise to such symptoms as trembling aands and limbs, cold feet and hands, melancholia, hysteria, timidity, nervounness, sleaplensness, dizziness, heart palpitation, pains in the back, headache, langour and weariness at sll times.A most valusble nerve treatment, restorative in cvery sense, is to be found in the following prescription, emsnaling, it is said, from a hrillisnt aod successful epe- cialist on nervous ailments, The treatment can be prepared in the privacy of heme and thus causes no one any embarrassment.Firat get hres ounces of «yrup of sarsaparilla compound in & six-ounee bottle, To this add one ounce of componné fluid balmwort, sbake well and let stand two hours.Then add one ounce of tincture cadomene compound (not cardamom) sud ome ounce of com: pound essence cardiol.Mix.Blake well and take s teaspoonful after each meal and one when retiring.Tt is astonishing to feel the new nervy force, the stendied nerves, and the control of every muscle in the budy after ueing this.Overworked office mon, and the many victims of society's late hours avd dissipation will surely find in thin the re storative, rejuvenating force they are sorely in aged of.The ingredients are used im vsrious prescriptions and any good druggist oan supply them.+ THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.ALBERTA'S DISPUTE WITH THREE BANKS The Fight for $7,400,00 Great Waterways Money\u2014Union Bank's Action in Case.(By Cansdéan Press.) Edmonton, Alb, Jan.5.\u2014The fight for the $7,400,000 of Albert and Great Waterways moneys deposited in the Royal, Union and Dominion banks is now on.This morning an appearance to the action brought by the Alberts government by the above banks to Dawson, Hyndman & entered by te 5 y Hyndman, on behalf of the for the Dominion Bank.The Union Bank people are pursuing a different course.They apparently intend to pay $1,000,000 of these mogeys on deposit the dispute and let the different claimants of the money fight it out among themselves.This morning, through they applied for and were granted a Chamber summons calling upon.the parties interested to appear before Mr.Justice Beck in Chambers on January 27 and put forward their claim in support of the application.The affidavit of John J.Anderson, manager of the Union Bank, was filed.The affidavit states that the applicants do not collude with the Alberta and Great Waterways Railway, the Canadian West Construction Company or the Standard Trust Company, who are trustees for the bondholders of the railway.This inter-pleader will give the Alberta and Great Waterways Ryand the construction company an ap- portunity to make a fight.The opportunity will no doubt not be overlooked.According to Montreal despatches J.Pierpont Morgan may be drawn into the dispute.MINOR NOTES OF THE DOMINION.(By Canadian Press.) St.John, N.B., Jan.5\u2014Word was received here to-night that the body of Charles Collins, of Erin street, this city, was found ina b k near Hampton, about 20 miles From here to-night.Collins, who was about 25 years of age, left his home here early this morning and his brothers were much startled when they heard of his tragic end.The Hampton aathor- ities think it is a case of suicide and an inquest will be held.St.John, N.B, Jan.5\u2014Thirteen young men, arrested here as a result of New Year's riot, were committed for trial to-day in the Supreme Court, which opens here Tuesday.They were released on $2,000 bail each.Montreal, Jan.5\u2014McGill hockey team will leave here to-morrow for Boston and New York to play exhibition games with Harvard and the Crescents.The first game will take place Saturday, the second Monday.Eleven men, including all of last year's septette, will make the trip, but the lineup has not yet been chosen.The student team will be the strongest that McGill has been able to put on the ice for many seasons.Brockville, Ont, Jan.SA number of Grand Trunk conductors, some of whom have been laid off since the strike, were called to Belleville today to report for duty.Of those convicted in the police court for misconduct during the strike, not more than half a dozen conductors and trainmen at this divisional point are still out of employment, Winnipeg, Jan.5\u2014Canon Jeffrey leaves Saturday for England via Montreal and Halifax in the interest of the Church of England in the West in connection with the colonial and continental missionary society and to induce suitable young men to enter the mission field of the church in the West.Winnipeg, Jan.5-\u2014The City Street Commissioner, who has been investigating the car service, condemns overcrowding of cars and bunching of cars which he says can be remedied by improvements at all junctions and ter- mints.He further recommends three new lines, two of which would parallel Main street and Portage avenue where concentration of all lines reached the limit of convenience.Port Arthur.Jan.5\u2014Severe weather has played havoc with the passenger service on the C.P.R.The Toronto train due at 1242 was one and a half hours late.No.95 due at 12.27 midnight did not get in till 5.25 a.m.while No.96 due last night at 11.30 did not come in until 2.15 this morning.Rigorous weather is _reported from all points on the C.P.R.Halifax, N.S, Jan.5\u2014Wreckers are bringing up iron that they are salving from the steamer Hungarian, of the Allan line, lost in the year 1860, on the coast of Nova Scotia.A cargo of this iron was brought to Halifax today.Years ago a large quantity ol iron was saved from the Hungarian, but it did not pay in the long run and work ceased.The price of scrap iron now makes the operation profitable.Brighton, Out.Jan.5\u2014Galt Granite Rink, skipped by Skip Taylon won the New Hamburg cup to-duy from the Bright Rink, skipped by Kerr, 18 to 14.Bright has held the trophy for two years.Woodstock, Ont.Jan, S\u2014Before Judge Snyder left Woodstock to-day he stated to D.O.Cameron, barrister, who worked up the case for the county in the initial stages of the graft investigation, that he would likely have his report practically completed by the time the last witness is examined in Hamilton &n January 16, This nieans thet the report of the commission will be in the Attorney-General's hands in about 10 days.If the findings do not result on action by the County Crown Attorney it is likely that civil actions will be commenced against those alleged to have received gra.compel payment of these moneys was |.Bank, and by J.E.Wallbridge, acting |.with them into court, withdraw from | their solicitors, Short, Cross & Biggar |, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911.started with great enthsissm, and the day long the store was cr F.SIMARD&CIE Our Great Whitewear Sale of the immense bargain.\u2014mur * OF the above mentio af a whole week.NIGHT DRESSES Of soft\u201d finish Muslin, high or low neck, nicely trimmed with embroidery and insertion; reg.$1.60 for.90¢ CORSET COVERS Of Nainsook, round or square yoke, of dainty Val.lace and insertion and Jibbons; reg.45c for.a 29e \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Here is a few am opgst of specials SKIRTS Of fine Cambric or Muslin, with deep flounce of embroidery in edging and insertion; reg.$1.10, for.69¢ DRAWERS, Made of good quality Cambrlie, vart- ously trimmed with lace and embrob dery; worth 40c, for.25e Apart of fhe extraordinary speci als we offer, we have put ou sale A Complete Range of Sample of BLOUSES AND WHITEWEAR owded with ladies anxious to get their share \u2014 tree va y * rol puins as well as many others we have a sufficient stock to supply the requirements » .From THE ECLIPSE WHITEWEAR CO.Ltd, Toronto, wich we putou sale at a reduction of 33 to 50 pet cent._ \u2014\u2014 Night Dresses worth $1.50 for 98c; $1.85 for $1.10.Corset Covers, value 60c, for 37c; $1.00, for 64c.Skirts from $1.19 to $6.00; worth $2.00 to $1208 Drawers from 19c to $3.50; value 30c to $5.00, Chemises 32c to $2.50; worth 55¢ to $4.00.300 Sample Blouses of fine Muslin \u2018and Lawns, reduced in same proportion, Come Early and Cet the Best Bargains PILLOW COTTON.i Circular pillow cotton, 48 in.wide, a real good quality, at 30c.a yard, for this sale .226 TABLE LINEN.600 White Damask Table Linen very desirable patterns, regular 90c quality.Sale price.00¢ SHEETING.8x4 Twill Sheeting, a quality that cannot be duplicated for.less than 32c.Sale price .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.226 WHITE COTTON.100 pieces of best quality cambric, suitable for whitewear, regular 1Bc quality.Special .122 Special Bargains that can be found in the sample lots Embroideries of All Kinds 25 per cent Discount opens a F.SIMARD & 142 St.Joseph 8t., 8t.Roch Stratford, Ont., Jan.5\u2014The O.H.Aintermediates to-night defeated St Mary's six to five.The half-time score was twa to one in favor of Stratford.Moosomin, Sask.Jan.5\u2014QOne of the most respected residents of the Moosomin district in the person of W.Preston, died at his residence this morning.He had been suffering for some time with cancer which caused his death.His age was 65.He had resided in this district for nine years, coming here from Elgin County, Ontario.Regina.Sask, Jan.5\u2014Speaking at the opening of the new Liberal Club rooms last night Premier Scott referred to the intention of the Attor- ney-General to introduce à compensation bill which will have embodied in it principles that workmen that suffer from accidents shall be assured of a certain amount of compensation and would be obliged to find remedy in court, meer sa DOMINION FORESTRY CONVENTION, CITY OF QUEBEC, JANUARY 18 TO 20, 1911.(Draft of Programme subject to change.) Wednesday, January 18th, 10 a.m.Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Prime Minister of Canada, will take the chair and the convention will be opened by His Excellency the Governor-General, in an address on this subject.Addresses of welcome will be delivered by Sir Lomer Gouin.Premier of Quebec; His Worship, the Mayor of Quebec.Addresses in reply and upon subjects before the convention will be delivered by the President of the Canadian Forestry Association, Mon.W.C.Edwards: Mr, R.I.Borden, M.P.; the representatives of other provinces, of the United States and of other organizations.Appointment of resolutions committee, Wednesday, janwary 18, 2 pm In the absence of the Premier, the chair will be taken by Hon.W.C.Edwards.Address by Hon.Clifford Sifton, chairman of the Commission of Conservation.Forest Administration \u2014 Addresses by Hon.Jules Allard, Minister of Lands and Forests, Quebec: Mr.R.H.Campbeil, Dominion Superintendent of Forestry: Hon, F.Cochrane, Minister of Lands, Forests and Mines, Ontario; Mr, H.S.Graves, United \u2018States Forester, Washington; Hon.\u2018W, U.H.Grimner, Surveyor General, New Brunswick; Hon.A.K.Maclain, Attorney General and Commissioner of Lands, United States.Wednesday Evening, 8 O°Cloc! Banquet tendered visiting delegates by the Premier and Government of Quebec.Thursday, January 19.10 a.m.Address by Ion.Sydney Fisher.Minister of Agriculture.Protection Agdinst Fire\u2014W.J.C.Hall, Superintendent of Bureau of Forestry, Quebec: E.E.Ring, Forest Commissioner, Maine; railway \u2018representatives; report of committee on fire laws.\u2018 Thursday Afternoon at 2 O'Clock.Trip to Montmorency Falls.Thursday Evening, at 8 O'Clock.Forestry Edutation\u2014The representatives of Laval University; Dt.B.E.Fernow, Dean of Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto: Dr.C.Jones, Chancellor of University of New Brunswick; Mr.Avila Bedard, Professor of Silviewiture, Forest School of Quebec.Friday, January 20, 10 a.m.lumbering Regnlations\u2014Disenssed by lumbermen (names not yet ready).and by Mr.G.C.Piche, Chief of Forest Service, Quebec: Mr.Paul Blouin, Superintendent of Woods and Forests, Friday Afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.Report of resolutions committee, ANOTHER BODY RECOVERED FROM THE SYDNEY MINES.( By Canadian Press.) Sydney Mines, N, 8.Jan.5\u2014Rearch- arn in the mine of the Nova Scotia Company, who worked hurd al! day in an of fort to recover the bodies of Purchase and Fergueon, were rewarded to-night by finding the remains of Purchass.The eylliery plant is noi ep much denvaged sa was supposed yesterday.The bodies of four of the victims were forwarded to Newfoundland by to-night steamer.THE EXPLOSION IN THE (By Canadian Press.) Los Angelen, Cal.Ja».6\u2014The Grand Jury in the Los Angeles Times explosion cast returned 28 indictments late to-day.All of the indictments charge murder in connection with that crime.It ie not likely that the names of any of the \u2018n- dicted will be made public ustil after ar- resta have been mada.It is beloved a large number of San Franciscoane have been indieted.\\ At Liverpool: 88 Merion, from Pbiledeiphia; 6 Manchester Corporation, froes St John, N.B.108 ANGBLÉS TIMES OFFICE, |\u2019 CE Books and Stationery Sale ! All our stock of 1910 Books and all our {ancy hox papetries to be sold at 209 off regular price Books of Earlier Editios at 259 off Net Price Come and Sze John E.Walsh's 11 John Strest.\u201d HE STILL FORGETS.{By Canadian Press.) Vancouver, B.C., Jan.5\u2014Yip On, Chincse interpreter and star witness in the inquiry into Chinese immigration, late to-day serenely continued to forget all that he had evef had to do with cablegrams to China.He seemed undisturbed by threats of Justice Murphy regarding commital for cou- tempt.local Assistant Manager Bais ley.of the G.N.W., Telegraph Company.added interest to the session by identifying Yip On and his Celestial partner, Yip Sue Poi; as having often frequented the cable office.Yip On will be on the stand again to-morrow.NANY MINERS ARE RETURNING TO WORK.(By Canadian Press.) Halifax, N.8.Jan.5.-\u2014The situation at the Port Morien wine of the Atlentie collieries, where the nen ceased work because of a eut in wages, has considreably improved during the past few days aad little trouble ia now anticipated.A number of the men have returned to work and accepted the reduction, though there are still many of the miners idle.A pumber of officials of the U.8.W.are in Cape Breton, among them President Wrthine, of Springhill, and it is said the U.M.W., through its solicitor, have notified the Atlantia collieries of their alleged acceptance of the Lemieux act, but it is probable that alt the men will be back a4 werk within tho next few Gays \" Royal Mail Steamers Liverpool, Maifax and St Jean Servise v Livecpoot Steamship oom flit i th .ELA 2; \u201c Tuuising geet = * Corsican UE Jan.7th Jhs.RATES OF PASSAGE Turtiners aioo: a d cab Bsacoasd up, on Yaad ap froond cadie Other steamers 8aloon $0021 11 second cable $47.30 aud up, third clase $53.02 Glusgow, Portiand and Boston service Prom From From Glasgow Steamship Portland Boston Coristhi = 7 Lave le - ns Yeo = \"rh PEN London, Hews and Ua) far aad SL John Service From From From London Havre Steamship 5.John 7h Des.oil Des.Sardinian ith Dec, ne ped tucrasiau = t:tk Ja Oneclass cabis called second, to Lon\u2018ion Berge andwup, avre fu oe and ap.Third clas.to $2; te Ha mo Parietal\" joa, $2200 vre, Midship&Salours Music sed Bmokine Rooms 2p Promenade Deck, Electric ight and Bilge Beery modern improvement, Marconi Wireless T:legraph os hoard lt Prasengur Jats being atouce a convenience andadditional safeguard in case of accident, RAL & LO.469 Champion Lana, [Co White Star-Dominion Line bt ) Feb.18 a.1 eu A Séerantie Mi à legantic (rs,0'o tons) carrics int, cl 5 Canada and Domiuion éatries only A cabin (called rnd class).Rates very mu te.WHITE STAR LINE New York-Plymouth-Chorbourg -Spethampies Ea diene Row York-Queanstown -Liverpori M tic.an, 34] Baltic .,.Feb, 11 dic au.28 | Meganiie.Feb.25 NEW YORK AND SOSTON TU RIVIERA- ITALY-ECYPY .Algie Vikiafeinehe Geno.Naples Alervadnt Cedric (31 , 11, Feb.22.t tic \u20ac .Sung re Mar, a WEST INDIA ORVISIS Spauisn Mais, Paname Canal 24 new York des t dire informat lv to ¥, 8, Stookingpue Lou erect 7 Jules Houe Jr., 48 Dalhos- tant or G.1.Bott, s De Hort Street agents of to the General Offices of pany, 53 Dalhousie Strent, Quebec, REFORD AGENCIES \u2018 DONALBGDN LINE -\u2014 GLASGOW Fram St.Jom, B.5.L.A 8 Batursia (Cold Storage) February pth rasmacy BATHS Cabin forse! secgnd), L $30.00, tés vaossscan a ma0nen re n THOMSON LINE-\u2014\u2014LONDON Prom Portland.Me.7 nee nd Cool Air) February ssth \u2018PABSAOR RATES Cabla $42.90 ; third class Sas.on BE Ban puere sdcoo id oa | MEDITERFANEAN SERVIDE Prom Nagios, linly 8 M.Tertons T \u201d (Cold storage and coolalr) April reth ms ROBSAT REFORD GO., LIMITED séentreni, Terente, Fig » 4 8, Quisbec Steamship Co.Ltd, New York, Bermuda and West Indies Lines From Pier 47, Norit River.New York ROYAL MAIL FOB BEBMUDA.- 8.8.BERMUDIAN, 5580 tons, ith pisser st10em.8e The rom dew lurk for t man Croix, 8t Kitts, Ani Quadeou nt aria, Lacie, oes and Orars : 38.GUIANA, 2 p.m., 10th January, 88.KORUNA, 2 p.m., 21st January, For all information.apply te QUEBEC ®TEAMSHIL CO, LTD, 48 Dalhousie Steest.#.8, BIOLAING, Tiaret M Louis Stvect, NEW BOOKS \u201cÎhe Second Chance,\u201d by Nellie L, McClung, author of \u201cSowing Seeds te Danny.\u201d \u201cThe Stampeder,\u201d by 3.A.White, *Clever' Betsy,\u201d by C.A.Burnham.\u201cThe Mat in the Mirror,\u201d by Hud- | son Douglas.\u201cThe Frontiersman,\u201d by C.n Cody.\u201cAt the Sign of the Jack o-Lantern,\u201d by Myrtle Reid.Bee our Cheap Sale of \u201cPopular Reprints,\u201d cloth binding, regular $1.05 sdition, sale price Soc.P.J.ÉVOY'S The Quebec\u201d Ghronice Printed and published by Tas Oxnon: as Puntine Qouraxy, D.Wateon, Gea oral Manager, at the building of the Com pany, © Buade street, Buber iptions:\u2014Daily.$800 pee na apm \\y, 81.00 per zandih, INE CUNARD Lea ushee 1 7.30, su ; BETWEEN QE UPRE AND\u201d Aévertmements:-\u20141B conte ser agate tne, cach insersicn.& Plars foot Wot | Pr hie NE Officon, rs posite Baitery, LF Finest Bhi * Wires Teioenph, Babouarite Méga.ST EXPEDIT ROUT NAR BRAS TIQUE DOUTE un Lo co via F ARD Flahguard and Liverpool Lmsitarie, Jan.18, 9 A.M.| Mauretania, Fob.} Queenstown \u2014 Fishguard ~ Liverpool Compania, Jan.i, 10 A.M, ; Campania, Feb.If IBAA Rs PENRO A PLES Ohmi i hos | Manono or: 8 SPECIAL CRUISES a RIEVIERA\u2014ITALY\u2014EGYPT 1bealtar À.Villetranche, wh Naples, is Roo Joa.an.7.\u201cFeb.Franconia 18.000 tons, nes stéauèr_ arch 1} wine ne Tr P.R.Cs, F.8 Stocking, P.0.Rox, 78.Office Telephone, 1184.AMOS J.COLSTON Hochelaga Bank Bullding 132 St Peter Street, Quebecoe Bool Ema, Lowber go Puioweot Bought CORRESPONDENCE ROLICITED.ALEX HARDY ° The Real Estate Broker Retlable Connections In Western Canada Hochelaga Bask Building, City QUEBEC, RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.FALL AND WINTER TIME-TABLE, 1010-li On and after Mondsy, September 19th, 1910, trains will run as follows: BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTMO- RÉNET PAIE (Week Days) + Leave bec for Montmorency Falls at 5:30, 5.45, 6.00, 6.30, 6.45, 7.00, 7.30, 7.45, 8.00, 9.00, 9.30, 10.60.11,05 æm.every 30 minutes from 12.00 noon to swf then 6.20, 7.00, 8.00.5.00, 10.00 and 19 fH Quebec, 6.00, ve eontmorescy Falls for el » 6.6.55 11.11, 11.41 a.m, 12.41 pom, » 10.14, 10.36, 11.30 am, every 30 minutes rom 12.30 to 7.36 p.m.then 830, 9,30, 10.30 11.36 p.m.(Sundays) Leave Quebec for Montmorency Falls at 7.00, 7.45, 10.00 am.every 30 minutes from 12.30 p.m.to 6.00 p.m.then 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 16.00 and 11.00 p.m.Leave Montmorency Falls for a 6.45, 11.11, 11,41 em, 12.41 p.m.every 30 minutes from 1.00 p.m.to 6.30 p.m.then 7.30, 8.30, 9.50, 10.30 and 11,30 pn BETWEEN QUEBEC AND STE ANNE UE AGeaR\u201d 5 (Week Days) for Ste.Agne d at 1.48, Lis, 5.15 po 6,15 e dé Béaupretior i , 6.15.7,20, 9.30 a.m.12.00 (acon) 15 p.m.intermediate Stations ses.timer \u201c (Sundar) L Quthee for Ste.\u2018Anne de apré 7.00, 745.10.00 ham, 145, B15, SAT Notetables.Foe and 10.43 ge Louve .Anne de for Quebec £15 10%, 1.00 am,\" 12.00 (noon), 4.1%, oo Nota\u2014Fror Fteamediste Stations see time e T.JO.pect ne ave) .it.2 1458 TS, pon, or Jolin 530 aa, Leave Stojoechia for Quebec at 7.15, 11.48 am and 4.00 p.Note\u2014For friermediats Stations ses time.fe Ge uebee 1.Leave gas Tor Que i am, and 4.08 pom.ve bec for SL Joschims 1.45 p.m.ave 2 Joachim for Quebec 4.00 p.m.Note\u2014Electric car connects at Maslsl Jet, with\u2018all traine for passengers going to or com- lng from Mastai Sanatorium, Asylum, ete, ontmorency Falls Kievator runs as follows: \u2014Week days, from 6.30 am.to 11.30 pm, Sundays, from 1.00 pm.to 11.30 pm.Commutation tickets jssusd to all Stations Local Express service for parcels, small boxes, meats, fruits, etc, on all trains, the charges are § cts and upwards According to weight Por all other information apply to the Superintendent, .A.EVE.CR A CA J LEVER Lb Gen'l.ARR: rer.= POWER BONDS WR LEVITR RNQUIRY W.raha Browns & Ca, DTALERS IN BONDS 222 8T.JAMES ST.MONTARAL C.A LAFRANCE NOTARY Gemoved his 0ffies to 02 6% Peter Strest.Money to Loan LOTS FOR SALE on St.Louis Road Canada to Bristol ÿ a han A From Heistol xurions at men J.P.E.GAGNON Susoseser of V.E.PARADIS Publio Accountant AUDITOR AND CURATOR AU work intruete4 to me will be etonomically aad promptly stteaded ta GIONELIES COMPANY BUILOIND 44 Dalhousie Stress NCOOUGALL $ COMANS STOCK BROKERS, 81ST.PETER STREET H.S.THOMSON ; Commercial News NEW YORK S8TOCK MARKET.By private wire to McDonald, Lesperance & Co, Hochelaga Bank Building: New York, Jan.8.\u2014Much of the early week's elasticity in the stock market wea lacking to-@ny.Business fell off perceptibly snd prices moved irregularly without apparent initiative.Certain spe- cisities, particularly gas atocks, displayed marked etrength.U.B.Steel held its leadership in point of metivity, but re sted ou intermittemt selling.Despite optimistic utterances of recognized trade authorities, the financial district sees lit- tie ground for encouragement in the immediate future of the steel industry.A fall in the Bank of Englsud\u2019s proportion of reserves to liabilities, bringing this item down to 35.40 per cent, the lowest figures but one in eleven years, was not well received bare.The average for the past decade has been over 41 per cent, aad & substantial is expected next week.Today's showing was largely the result of Government interest payments aggregating $30,000,000.Heavy shipments of gold were made by the Bank of England to India, South Ameries and Holland, the whole amounting to over $3,000,000.The weekly statement of the Bank of France also reflected the heavy withdrawls incidental to Payments for the New Year, Loans and discounts increased $42,000,000, general deposits - | tell 912,000,000, and tbe bank's gold supply dery ove $5,000,008.Shipment of $500,000.od to Hayul 1s supposed to be the proceeds of a loan recently ob- taiped by the Government from our.beakers.The latter interests gave hearty es- dotserzent to-day to the annual report of the superintendent of banks, where im the savings institutions of this state are charged with maintaining inadequate sur- plumes.Figures published by the Tressary Department at Washington indicate that the Government's receipts are in- creaping.They are alresdy $30,000,000 over the previous fiscal year, much of this ocourring from larger internal reveoues and corporation taxes.The continued activity of the Interstate Commerce Commission was demonstrated to-day in an order by that body materially reducing freight rates on cotton seed oil at Westorn and Southwestern points.The Ped oral Government alao lodged s ecmplaint wo the commission against the Soutbern ifle Company for excess charges.Money conditions worked easier here today, the rate for call loans being no higher than 5 per cent.Numerous out of town institutions lonned freely around that figure and as low xs 414 per cent, Many belated rxilroad reports for November were issued.Great Northern showed a decrense in freight revenues of ve, ood a \u2014 decrease in earnings o ,000.ie's operating expenses increased $174,000, with à net Gocreane of $378,000.The Atlantic Cosst Line reported » heavy increase in operating ex- peuess, with a net lose of $150,000, The Seaboard Air Line returns were more favorable ju that the net for November increased $34,000.This, however, is more thao the total net gain for the previous {four months.Larger freight esmings by the Chièago, Rock Island & Pacife Railway system resulted in a $400,000 net m- rresss.The Chieago, Burlington & Quincy, by resson of & large reduction in the rust of operations, reported a net gain for November of $430,000.The bond market woe irregular, with spacial weakness in Wabash Extension 4's.The s business was fairly large, with total sales, par value, #3,544,000.United States Sorerament bonds were mmcbanged on SOUTH AFRICAN WARBANTS.South African land warrants quoted $726 bid by MaDongail & Cowans, Winnipeg, Mas.Stock Brokers Private Wire to Montreal, Toronto, Boston and New York Telephone No.54%.C.W.WALCOT, Member Quebec Stock Exchange Specially Selected Munipal Debentures yielding from 44 to 54%, .Particulars on application.98 St.Peter gt.Toilsphones 817 er 521: Queben.Quotations on the New York Stock Ex change, 38 received by Bruneau & Dupuis, trom Charles, Head & Co.: Open.High.Low.Close.Atchison .,.10834 310814 102% 108% Am Ces Füsy.5114 51% 51% 51% Am Loco .90% 30% 29% 389% Am 8 & Bef.T4% 75% 74% 74% Ansconds .8014 3944 390% WY Balt & Obio.10834 10514 1053 105% Biljn RT.76 76% 76% 75% Can Pac Ry.196% 197% 196% 197% Ches & Oko.81% 81% 814 B1% Cop Amig .63% 63% 68% 63% Eris .91% 27% 27% 274 Erie lst ., 46% 46% 46% 46% Gas Consol .13834 140% 188% 140% Mus Pse .48% 48% Nor & Western, 100% 101% Nor Pae.L117% 118 N Y Central.112 1184 Pennsylvania .189 120% People\u2019s Gas.106% 10614 Pressed 8 Or, 31% 31% Roading .1531 138% Sugar 2115 198 115 115 St Paul .184% 19534 124% 124% Boathern Pac.11614 116% 115% 11615 Bouthern Ry .26) 28% 26% 264 Union Pacide\u2026.17314 1739 172% 173% UB Steel.73% 744 73% T4Y Wabesh pfd::.35 BF >34K 34% Wis Central.7; 584 59% 68% 594 6 Mo K EXCHANGE.By private fire to Neuville Belleau & Co, 98 St.Potéé street: 48% 44 101% 1015 17% 118 111% 111% 128% 120% 106% 10614 814 814 16214 153% 30% au 30% Asked.Offered.11% 12.3% 87% 196% 80% LS Asdestes .sy.Black Lake .Do preferred,, .\u2026\u2026 11% 120% 6% 148% 223% 132% 123% 107 130% 10214 140 81% 86 614 5214 87 61% Asbestos, £5 at 113; 80 at 11%.Shawinigan, 10 at 110; 175 at 109.Cement, 100 at 98%.Crown Reserve, 325 at 260.Street, 25 at 224.OPRy, 80 ai 197, Dom Iron, 195 at 60; 10ent 60% ; 10 at 60; 75 at 59%; 75 at 5914; 25 at 60% ; 100 at 69% ; 50 at 6934 ; 75 at 59, Nova Seotia, 26 at 88%; 50 at 65% : 5 at 85%.Dom Iron pas 100 at 103%; 75 at 100% ; 25 at 108.Illinois, 26 at 90%.Power, 25 at 148% ; $5 at 143.oe bonds, 3,000 at 86; 8,000 at Quebec Bank, 19 at 12834.Rio Janeiro bonds, 2,000 at 96%.Penman, 50 at 61.Detroit, 5 at 60.Lavrentide Pulp, 25 at 180, Textile, 25 at 61%.R & Ontario, 10 at 94.! Toronto, 25 at 128%.Woods, 300 at 140.QUEBEC GLEARING HOUSE.Clearings for the week ending Jan.5, 1011, 48,568.481.1836 74 Years in Business Taking Care of Money at your convenience.DecTnmon,wed, ri ft.dohw's Gate, Upper Town Bra THE BANK OF rifish North America Capital and Reserve Over $7,000,000 1910 sisour business.Your account is welcome whether it is large or small A S8svings Account can be opened with $1.00 and added to You will be surprised to see how the balance mounts up when interest is compounded.QUEBEC BRANCH \u2014R.L.ELLIS, MANAGER neh \u2014P, B.Pennington, Manage Ne eles & G0 0.5351 Pr lel.Chicago Provisions and Co- Property 33 53 feet, Lot te ue Mergers Buit- SE APPLY ROCK REALTY CoO.11 Mountain NI (Worts Biook) PHONE 849 THEO.HAMEL Stock Broker 75 Dalhousie * Special and privat: wires to MONTREAL NEW YORK .CHICAGO TORONTO & COBALT Municipal and other Bonds, \"Railway and Industrial Shares.LEFANRE § LEAR Accountants and Liquidators | 125 ST.PETER ST.Joncas, Tremy'ey & Malouin JARTHORSRUNEAU, A2.DUPUIS, Montreal.Quebec.| BRUNEAU & DUPUIS STOCKS Orders executed in Montreal securities by Mr.A.BRUNEAU, member Montréal Stock Exchange.Direct private wire communieation vith Charles, Head & Co, member Now York | Stock Exchangeà 123 St.Peter Street, Quebec, PHONE 1534.ivi) Engineers ani L118 Surveys i fie : Bank Nationals Buidig Howpital Sirenty Montreal.PRONE 1231 OV.BOSH, Que.CHARLES RAY DEAN, |f ganwose \u201cseman Counselior-at-Law, ADVOCATES Colorado Building, Washington, 0.C.U.S.A [| 93 St Pober Strast - QUEBEC SPECIALTY ; Tel.3822 International Claims dec.16xim.List ef Municipal Voters balt Mining Stocks.Deposited.MINING 6TOCKS.CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, Quotations furnished by Theo.Hamel, CITY HALL.76 Dalhousie street: Bailey .Lesceuanes Beaver Consolidated .Buffalo .Chambers Freland .City of Cobalt .\u2026 Cobalt Central .Cobalt Lake .Conisgas .Orown Reserve .Foster.Gifforl .Green Meehan .Hargraves .Kerr Lake Little Nipissing .McKinley Dar Gay .Nipiesing .Nova Scotis .Otisse .Peterson Lake .Right of Way .Rocheste r.Silver Leaf .Silver Queen.Temiskaming .Tretheway .3 .T9 .118 79% 122 CLOSING LETTER.By private wire to Neuville Bellean & Co., $8, St.Poter street: New York, Jan.5\u2014Opening prices were a little lower as a rule, aithough there were sume conspicuous exceptions, notably Canadian Pacific, which was 1 point higber, and Consolidated Gas 3 and Norther Pacific % of s point up.Regarding the last named stock, it is claimed that the liquidation for the Kennedy estate has now been completed and that higher prices may naturally be looked for.Reports of a serip dividend (covering the electric holdings of the Consolidated Gas) of substantial proportions are believed in trustworthy quarters to have more than mere rumor be hind them.A conservative estimate of the book value of Consolidated Gas is said to be above #200 per share.Westera Maryland was quiet, but Rockefeller buying was said to have been traced.This stock may require time to mature, but it has great possibilities, which will eventuste some day.London bank rate remained unchanged and that city sold shout ten thousand shares as aguinet twenty thousands shares yesterday.Chesspeske & Ohio reported s derresse in operating revenue for November of $143, 000.The United Railways of St.Louis showed a small loss in November surplus of 618,170.The market has acted well to-day and though there has been but litle public pasticipation, the tone has been strong and the feeling confident.The investment atocks still look attractive, and securities that will safely pay from 5 to 614 per cent at par should not remsin quiescent.Americam Telephone, Atchison, Laclede and People\u2019s Gas are examples of this sort.The closing was dull, but firm, with volume of business for the day only 414,000 shares.We etill feel optimistic on the outlook and we would accept all chances on breaks to buy the better class of stocks.NEW YORK OLOSING LETTER.By private wire to MaDougall & Cowang, 81 BL.Peter street: New York, Jan.5.\u2014The stock market bas fluctuated all day within narrow lim- tte, and the usually active jasues wound up with practically no change, with the exception of Reading, which showed a fair fractional advance on the day.There was at times an effort made by the professional element to force denlines in stocks and the market would sll off quite sharply 3% or % per cent, but on these declines no stock came out, and in a short time the market would recover und range above tha closing level of Inet night.In epecisities there were numerous movements.Transactions were etrong up to the close.Consolidated Gas advanced over 2% points with a corresponding rise in Brooklyn Union and strength ia Laclede; Philadeiphis also rose over 8 points, a3 did National Rsilways of Mexico seconds.On the other hand, there was some selling of investment stock in Hugar preforred, undoubtedly caused by the suits againet the company.The news that Mr.Taft was very adverse to mak.iny any compromise, and on this selling the stock broke some 3 points.Tha money market opened at 33% per cent, but declined in the afternoon and meny loans were made below 3.Trading all day was largely ronficed to profesmionals on the floor, and st no time did connts sion houses have any orders to speak of.Tn the last few minutes a covering movement on the part of the profesional traders nsused a milly throughout the List, which left the active etocks, ns = mule, slightly above last nigbt\u2019s close.Total sales 480,000 shares.Quebec, 213t December, 19ra PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to the provisions of the Act 53 Viet, chap.68, sec.31, and its amendments, two alphebetical lists, one of the persons qualified to vote at the municipal elections for the office of Mayor and Aldermen for seat No.one in each ward of the city, and the other for persons qualified to vote at the said elections for the office of Mayor and of Aldermen for seats Nos.two and three in each ward of the city, shall be deposited in the office of the undersigned, on the THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, 1911, and will be communicated to whomsoever shall apply for them, every day, beginning the said third day of January next, 1011, to the TWELFTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, 1911, from NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING to FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON.The said lists shall, during the said period, be shown to any person making application therefor, and every | elector who may wsh to apply for the insertion or for the correction of a name in any of the said lists, or for striking a name therefrom.shall do so within the delay fixed by law for so doing.All claims or demands in relation to any names being added to or corrected or erased from the said lists must be filed in the office of the City Clerk, on or before four of the clock in the afternoon of MONDAY THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, 1911, being the day appointed by law, as final, and after the said day, no claim or demand will be received by the said City Clerk.Printed blank forms for complaints may be had by applying at the City Clerk's Office during office hours.By Order, H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.Re 2e Opening of Dercte ter Bridge to Free Publio Circulation CITY OF QUEBEC, Magor's Office.Quebec, January 2, lo11, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in virtue of an agreement entered into between the Government of this Province, the city of Quebec, and the North Shore Turnpike Trust, the bridge known as Dorchester Bridge, has, on the first of January instant become free from all tolls and opened free to the public, so that all the different wards of the city have now free intercommunication without payment of any tolls, the Turnpike Trust having removed their toll-gates to the ex treme limits of the city.By order, NAP DROUIN, Mayor.H.J.J.B.Chouinard, City Clerk.THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Hao Ormios - - - Tononte Capital $10,000,000 Rest 5 7,700,000 TRAVELLERS\" CHEQUES Are a most Convenient way in whica to money when travelling abroad.They are Roue A denominations of $10, $20, 880, $100 Ans 9200 and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark.France, ny, Great Britain, Bolland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Swcden ané Switzerland is ste on the face of each ch , While in other couniries they are payable at current rates, The cheques all information regard.og them may bo obtamed at every office the Bank.ma A.L.HAMILTON, Manager.Quebec Branch, 127 St.Peter St.MONTREAL CLOSING LETTER.By private wire to MaDeugall & Cowane, 51 Bt, Peter street: Montres!, Jan.5.\u2014The only change in quotations to-day was from leet night's close was the weakvess which developed in the Dominion Irom shares.The outlook has mot been viewed with favor by the genetal public, owing to the expiration of the bounties and the non-comple- tion of the extension of the company\u2019s plant.The rest of the list shows little or | no change.= MONEY TO LOAN On Mortgnge or Cood Securities LARUE & DELAGRAVE 2CookSt Phone 731 Cor.Ana St and City Hall Ave J ARTHUR FORTIER, LLL, Room 16, Morin Blook 111 Mountain ta TEL No.40 Money To Lead on First Mortgage IF YOU DRINK Castle Blend Teas and Coffees are selected from the world\u2019s finest Tea and Coffee plantations Direct Importers, Blenders and Packers PE COEAN Sole Distributor 135 St.John St Phone 683 dec.13x1n TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.TIME TABLE Taking Effect October 24, 1910, Arrives Connors, N.i PM x xD Rire pr de Là : 2 5 Arrives Riviere du Loup.4.00 P.M All Traine Daily except Sunday.Couectii at Rdmundstom Junction with Canadian Pacific By er Woodiveck, Fredgie ton, St.John, N.B.; Houlton, Presque Isle, Caribou and Fort Fairfield, Me.And at Riviere du Loup with ail Intescolenisl Railway Express Traine.For turther information, folders, ata, y .& Stocking.32 8t.Louis Bt.rid pg Let Us Do Your \u2014\u2014\u2014= Repair Work PICARD & BUREAU Mechanical Engineers Ropair any Marine Engines, Elosiric, Hydraulic and Power Elesators REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Tel.1917 5 Laliberte 8t.dulyléxiamsacxiy.__| \u2014 No stock is complete without this Brad of Spec rar Pps Il JOS.COTE IMPORTER 186-188 St Paul St, Quebec jan.4.6,9,14,16 \u2014 Carpet Warehouse Our reputation as a big Carpet warehouse being known outside, we have received from a foreign manufacture a big consignment of Axminster and Wilton Rugs to be sold at the wholesale price.VALIQUET'S TWELFTH DAY GATEAUX A King and Queen iv every cake.The quality will be so nice when you est them, you will think the whole roysl family will be before Î you.Nicely ornamented, from 28 cents up.Order early and get prumpt delivery.Guarantesd new | laid egge from our St.Foye farm.Phone 1886.12 FABRIQUE STREET.Phone 1526 dec.ratillian.6 pre\u2014 \u2019 150 Wilton Rugs Size 3 yards by 4 yards .Worth $45.00 and $40.00 to be sold at $30.00 and $27.80 ~ ALSO \u2014 600 yards of Axminster Carpets worth $1.80, sold at $1.37 1-2 = \u2014 EE \u2014 = Come and see our JOBS of Tapestry and Brussels Carpets before buying elsewhere.\u2014= mme The whole consignment must be sold during January P.J.COTE, Opposite Palace Hill - "]