The Quebec chronicle, 3 juillet 1911, lundi 3 juillet 1911

[" wast a Are ~~ 4s -invandisry- & Dates Truffled Broths for Invalida Plum Pudding Custard Sauce Punch Sauce A.GRENIER, 94-96 St.John Street of endeavor in cooking.The choicest of ingredients prepared by skilled chefs in immaculate kitchens mean \u2014a purity, a richness of + flavor and a wholesomeness that will delight you.Frauce-American Food Products stand pre-eminent.Ahnays ready for serving SIR WILFRID IND.CONTINGENT Sailed on the Empress of Britain for Home\u2014Not Affectby Steamship Strike.Liverpool, July 2\u2014The Empress of Britain, of the Canadian Pacific Railway, with Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Premier of Canada, and the Canadian Coronation troops aboard, sailed from here during the night.The report that the Cunarder Carmania sailed for the United States yesterday proved to be incorrect.The Carmania was not able to get together a crew, but nay succeed in doing so to-night.The American liner St.Louis, which sailed yesterday for New Yoik, will call at Queenstown to take ja's Jai.mac.\u2019 scov- ered to-day is the state ro of the steasiship.Canada of the Bfitish amd North Atlantic Steam Navigation Co., which runs to Montreal.\u2018The flames were extinguished, however, without damage.Hull, England, July 2-\u2014Mass meet- Ings were held by the strikers to-day in all sections of the city, and resolutions were passed that if the dockers\u2019 wages were increased, in addition to the increases offered the seamen, and the employers agree to meet the men\u2019s representatives and discuss their grievances, they wifl return to work immediately.The railway employes met and) agreed to strike if called upon to han- © dle goods landed by non-union men.A flour famine is threatened unless 2 settlement of the strike is soon effected.It is estimated that the grain in the Hull mills will be exhausted within two or three days.| \u2019 Glasgow, July 2\u2014A great demonstration of seamen and dockers was held to-day.The men marched through the streets with bands of music.J.Havelock Wilson, general secretary of the Seamen's Union, who made a speech, said they proposed to make it hot for Home Secretary Churchill in the House of Commons, because a number of ships were allowed to sail wthout qualified crews, thus éndangering the fves of the passengers.He threateged that if the owners do not come fo tige the strike will spread to every port in Europe.: - \u2014\u2014 DOMINION DAY IN TORONTO.Toronto, July 2-\u2014Dominion Day in Toronto was true to its traditions, in respect to weather conditions, the crowds and the variety cf amusements.The city stifled under a blazing sun without any breeze; the crowds, at the amusement and watering places were record breakers and the people attended a wondrous diversity of fun.All means of transportation did a roaring trade.The steam and street railways and steamboat lines did very heavy traffic.The Toronto Ferry Co.MONTREAL BATHER WAS, CROWNED Took His First Ocean Plunge in Twenty Years at Old Orchard.' Old Orcnard, Me, July 1\u2014Wm.G.Marshall, a merchant of Montreal, took his first ocean plunge in twenty years to-day, and it cost him his life.Another bather, N.Hillary, a Toronto banker, nearly lost his life in an attempt to rescue Marshall.Mr.Hillary was bathing with a score of others, when he noticed a man, who later proved to be Marshall floating some distance from shore.After watching him .a moment, Hillary made up his mind that something was wrong, and swimming to the man's side, found him unconscious.In trying to reach shore with his burden, Hillary became exhausted aml but fos.prompt assistance from his comparfions, would have drowsed.Marshall was dead when a boat reached the two.It is supposed that death was due to heart disease.\u2018The dead man was about 50 years old and was junior member of the firm of Wm.Marahail & Sons, wholesale dealers in hay and grain at Montreal.His wife and two children were stopping with him at a hotel here Mr.Hillary is assistant general manager of the Traders Bank of Canada, at Toronto.BE CONSERVATIE BILLY WS HELD Cowansville, Que., July 2\u2014Domin- ion Day was fittingly celebrated here yesterday by a big Conservative raliy at which a menu of patriotic and political speeches was served out to some 2,500 electors and many others.Hon.C.J.Doherty was the chief speaker and delivered a scathing indictment of the govrenment, while the reciprocity pact was dealt with in particular by Dr.F.H.Pickel, Conservative candidate for the county at the next election.The meeting took the form of a picnic, aver which Mr.T.Montague and Dr.C, Montgomery presided, Dr.Pickel declared that Canada had built a country despite American an- ta gonism in the past and that Canada was now the freest country on earth.He then appealed to the farmres, who constituted a large section of the audience, and spoke at length to show how futile were the arguments that the farmer would get better prices for his goods under reciprocity; at the same time pointing out how the whole Dominon would suffer, and going into the question from the point of.view of many industries.Mr, Doherty reviewed the career of the adminstration, paying particular attention to alleged scandals and to the many follies and extravagancies which carried 50,000.Altogether 12,000 people saw the baseball matches between the Leafs and the Bisons and 6,000 saw the Toronto lacrosse team defeat Montreal at Scarboro Beach.An open-air horse show in Queen's Park in the morning attracted thousands.The Grand Trunk report an increase of 40 per cent in ticket sales and the other roads did a corresponding business.he claimed the Liberal party had been guilty of.Mr.Frank Curran also dwelt on the same topic, saying he had been struck by the manner in which Liberal members had \u201cwhitewashed\u201d friends in the arty in recent disclosures in the ouse of Commons, but he hoped that the electors would not show the same blind allegiance to party lines in the next election.POMMERY FILS & CO: Shippers of the {famous POMMERY CHAMPAGNE \u201cPOMMERY\u201d stands for the highest grade of Champagne shipped PARIS oi} Pay the Highest LAW, YOUNG & co.from France.Prices for POMMERY MONTREAL EARTHOUAKES IN CALIFORNIA Two Heavy Shocks Were Experienced Yesterday Panic in San Francisco.San Francisco, Cal, July 1\u2014Two earthquake shocks, the heaviest felt since the shock of 1906, and separated only by a few seconds, jarred the central portion of California and western Nevada to-day.The first sharp shock experienced at 2.01 o'clock was followed in a few secvonds by ane of similar intensity,each lasting about five seconds.Only trivial damage has been reported from any section, but in San Francisco and other cities in the affected area panic seized upon crowds :it stores and restaurants, and there was a pell-mell exodus from the large buildings.One peculiar feature of the earthquake was that it did not appear to follow the old \u201cfault\u201d in the eartu\u2019s Men's Tailoring EN'S 2-pce.Outing Suits in Wool Homesyün, beautiful shade of grey, with white or grees stripe, sac coat style, with or without lining, regular price $15.00, made to your measure for.$10.78 7 Pure PEE] Retail Division, 157-173 St.Joseph Street.L LIMITED.ME Summer Suits in Grey Worstyle, with or without lining in coat, our regular price is $15.00, made to your measure for .$10.78 Men's Tailoring sted, choice shade of grey with natty white stripe, 2-pce Sac crust whish has been the play ground | from the sea coast eastward to the sierras, including hitherto exempt | mountain areas.It was felt to the northward of Sacramento in the Sac- Fresno and to the east to Carson and | Reno, Nev., the former place experi encing the heaviest shock in its history.Some slight damage was done to ; buildings in San Francisco.Heavy | stones in the cornice of the Mechanics | out of alignment; superficial cracks were made in several buildings ; cornices of the new post office building were disarranged and | minor damage was done to the inner walls of a number of other buildings.| Within a few seconds of the first | shock many down town buildings were depopulated in a rush to the streets.Telephone and telegraph ; ators deserting their postr, Herbert : Hadley, a lodging house inmate, fell dead of fright and some cases of hysteria, or of cuts, or bruises suffered hospitals.Santa Rosa, which suffered greater did San Franciser in the catastropac of 1906, scarcely felt to-day's: shock.1906, reported that the shock to-day was the severest experienced since that time, but it did no serious damage.Stockton and Fresno people were frightened by the jarring, but there, as in Sacramento, where the state offices wer: deserted in a trice as a result of the trembler, the damage to the buildings was trifling.In Reno, Nev, the shock was scarcely felt, but in Carson it was severe.The federal court was in session in the Nevada capital, and judge, jury and attorneys rushed to the street.At the Santa Clara College Obsezvatory both reels were thrown off the seismographs.They were immediate- ty replaced, but the record of the disturbance will be incomplete.The mean time clock at the chser- vatory of the University of California was stopped for the first time since the great quake of San Francisco.The deep booming reverberation which usually marks disturbances of a widespread character accompanied the first tremor.In San Francisco the groaning and creaking of the steel structures played a large part in frightening people.FIRE EARLY THIS MORNING Alarm Rang in From Box 2 for Fire on Roof in Anne Street.At 2.20 this morning somebody noticed smoke issuing from the toof of No.81 St.Anne street, occupied by Mrs.Njzaire Turcotte and an alarm wes sent in from box 2, which immediately brought the men of the Central Station to the scene, closely followed by men from Nos.2 and 9 stations.There was nobody in the house and the firemen reached the roof by the Dorval iadder.The fire had taken on the roof, probably by an electric wire and the men succeeded in confining the fire there, without much damage being done, excepting to the roof, where a portion of the metal covering was removed.Fort William, Ont, July 2\u2014Word reached the city late to-night of the L drowning of W.Hulbert, night watchman on the dredge Frank, working, at the mouth of the Mission River.The body was recovered at 7 o'clock.GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC.The first train on the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway from Prince Rupert East to Vanarsdol, 100 miles, went into effect Wednesday, June 14th, train leaving Prince Rupert 1 pm.twice a week, Wednesdays and Saturdays, on arrival of Grand Trunk Pacific stesguabine Returning following of tremblers in the past, but extended i i ramento valley, southward as tar as Bank building were moved slightly |A large office | A | service was cuspended by the oper- | |i in the semi-panic were treated at the | | disaster in proportion to its size than IN San Jose, another.heavy'suffgser.iu-i LIME JUICE CORDIAL, made by Batger & Co., extra special, per bottle .#00 enncsauce 9 | CANAIAN CHEESE, fine quality, reg.price 18¢, Special, per Shléc _ same goods) a8 per pair .ment rangin à pair, Sale SOVEREIGN LIME JUICE, well known brand, large bottles, Special Price .23c REFUGEE BEANS, 2-Ib.tins, \u201cBoulter\u2019s,\u201d Special, 2 tins for.15¢ Grand Fin Bale Price, only .Sale Price, only .$2.50, Sale Price .veer BOYS\u2019 HATS, Price, only .Men's Patent Leather and Tan Calf Boots and Shoes, a miscellaneous assort- in value from $3.50 to rice, per pair.PANAMA HATS, fine braid, very best quality, regular price $12., [ $0.95 PANAMA HATS, medium fine braid, ram value, reg.price $6.00, suc.$4.89 STRA WHATS, Pantourist shape with flexible brim, reg.price .91.99 Boater shape, sennit braid, regular price 90c, Sale 69e \u2014 Worth While Shoe Bargains For Ladies, Men and Boys ATURDAY has now become the recognized bargain day for Boots and Shoes.This week we are carryi be just as the sale over to Monday : ood as those we are offering for Ladies\u2019 Pumps Ladies\u2019 Dainty Patent Leather Pumps, latest style with straps, all sizes ffom 23 to 6, regular price $3.00, Saturday and Monday, Ladies\u2019 Boots Limited quantity of Ladies\u2019 Fine Patent Leather and Buttoned Boots, very latest models for the present season, reg.price $3.50.Sale Price .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.49 Men's Bosts .00 .79 Hot Weather Bargains in the Big Paquet Grocery Dept BROWN SUGAR \u201cBarbados,\u201d large quantity, Special Monday, 10 Îbs.for 22e lll 37e WAX BEANS.2-Ib.tins, \u201cBoulter\u2019s,\u201d Special Price, 2 tins for.15c al Clearance Of Men's & Boys\u2019 Straw Hats PANAMA HATS, fine braid, splendid quality, regular price $9.00, Sale Price, only .$6.55 STRA WHATS, Sale Price .and th 20 turday.e quantities are sufficiently large to make a two-day sale of it.Ladies Fashionable Tan Calf Buttoned ts, very stylish and attractive model, splendid value at the reg.price $4.00 a pair.À Sale Price, pair .Boys\u2019 Fine Patent Leather Oxfords, sizes ! © 4%, Goodyear Welt, cool and À comfortable as well as stylish in a; ance, reg.price $3.50, Sale Price Crean Pr Men's Fashionable Patent Leather Ox- EN fords, good selection, fairly complete range À of sizes, good value 5, Sale Price, per pair PANAMA HATS, firm weave, medium shape, regular price $5.00 Sale Price, only .$3.99 Pantourist very best quality, reg.price $4.00.$3.00 MEN'S HATS, Boater shape, sennit braid, regular price $2.50 Sale Price, only .$1.59 \u2014 the hargains on Monday will In fact they are the very Ladies\u2019 Boots 79 § Boys\u2019 Shoes Men's Shoes at the reg.price $3 aruas sente acces $249 8 TOMATO SOUP \u201cSnider's,\u201d concentrated, reg.price 20c, Special [ff M LL.Le 220000 aa noue aonnanes 10c SUGAR CORN, 2-ib.tins, \u201cBoulter's,\u201d extra special, 3 tins for.25c WR BORDEN {FOREST FIRES HAD BUSY TOUR Conservative Leader Has Addressed 25 Public Meetings jn Two Weeks.: Prince Albert, Sask., July 2\u2014The second week of Mr.R.L.Borden's tour of the West was completed yesterday with an enthusiastic meeting at Prince Albert.This was preceded by a civic welcome and an address by Mayor Holmes in the public park, at which function Mr.Rutan, the Liberté maember fob the constituency, was present.The meeting, which was held in the Princess Theatre, was a fitting climax to two weeks of arduous work on the part of the Opposition leader, during which time he has spoken at twenty-five advertised meetings and on twenty-four other occasions, such as civic receptions, gatherings of grain growers and other outdoor meetings, etc.Mr.Borden's voice has completely recovered and he seems in better health and strength than when he began the tour.Being asked by the Canadian Press for his impressions of the tour to date, Mr.Borden said: \u201cMy visit to the West on the occasion has been exceedingly saitsfac- tory in every way.At every point we have had splendid meetings, even despite the very unfavorable weather conditions during the past week.However, we rejoice that the rain which has acompanied us has been of inestimable benefit to the farmers, and that there is promise of a bumper crop.Our discussion of the reciprocity agreemnt has been listened to with marked and unusual earnestness and attention.1 am more and more convinced that when the West fully comprehends and realizes the government's proposals that it will have none of them.The people of the prairies fully understand that Sir Wilfrid Laurier has humbugged them on nearly every important question that affects thelr interests and they can no \u2018longer be misled or beguiled by sunny smiles or eloquent equivocations.\u201d The speakers at last night's meetings were Mr.Borden, Dr.Roche, Mr.Broder and Mr.Bradshaw, the local Conservative member.Mr.Bergeron has gone to St.Laurent, where there is a large French-Canadian popüla- tion, and rejoins the party to-morrow at Saskatoon.Col.Hugh Clarke is day, expected to join the party to-morrow.IN PORCUPINE Mine Buildings Have Been Destroyed and Great Damage Done by Flames.Toronto, July 2\u2014The Globe to night received several despatches from Porcupine and elsewhere reporting dangerous forest fires.The first despatch was as follows : \u201cForest fires are raging everywhere.South Porcupine is in great danger.Looks as though several mines were hurn- ing.Fires also on the right of way of the Temiskaming ani Northern Ontario Railway.Lakeview town site burning.\u201d Later despatches said that the buildings of the Dome Extension Mine had been burned.Camp $5 of the railway was also destroyed and fire was raging at Bod Lake.The last despatch received at ten o'clock said : \u201cParticulars hard to get, but North Dome and West Dome buildings reported destroyed; Fire extends to Park T.aks.Capt.Archer, msnager of the Dome lixtersion, and sinteen men, as to whose fare there was some anxtety, are all weil, but the mine plant was wiped out.The members of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway Commission with Hon.Frank Cochrane, who came up for the opening of the Porcupine branch of the Temiskaming & Northern Ontario Railway, and who were A CHEAP AND BRILLIANT LIGHT FOR YOUR COUNTRY HOME.No one, living in the country, need now be without a clear, brilliant, penetrating light when he can have Biaugas.Blaugas is non-porsonous, non-ex- plosive, non-freezable.Blaugas is a ready-made gas which can be taken anywhere.Blaugas is shipped in steel bottles ready for immediate use Blaugas not only furnishes your home with a brillant light but supplies fuel for cooking your food and warming the water for your bath, Our agent, John Walker, Quebec, will give you any information you require.The Blaugas Company of .Canada, Limited, 27 McGill College Ave.visiting the Dome and the Ilollinger mines, are safe.After an exciting experience Mr.Englehart, Hon.F.Cochrane and Mr.Murphy were taken from Aura Lake in a canoe to the Sewick Moreing Mining Co\u2019s 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that it will deprive him of his \u201clegitimate patron- Things have come to a pretty pass when a naked and unashamed confession of this nature can be made by a It requires such an instance to warn us how little we can hope for any reat sonable progress when matters of the greatest importance to the city are blocked at every turn by the petty Here, then, is a man whose words would seem to indicate that the loss of property and life liable to be brought about through poor fire protection is only a question of secondary importance when compared with the wonderful triumph of placing one of his protegees on the Fire Brigade.Provided he can gratify his wish in this particular respect what does \u2018it matter if every part of the city is endangered, if tinder-boxes are continually erected in defiance of the building laws and if taxes are raised all round?Let the whole city burn down, it would not stop types of this kind from hddling at the old patronage And at the next civic election pre- THE COMING ELECTIONS.In three weeks from now, and perhaps in less time than that, we should know when the much-discussed elections are to be held.That the fight at the polls will be the most bitter in the annals of Cansdian politics is a foregone conclusion.To begin with, after fifteen years of rule by one side, the argument of \u201ctime for a change\u201d will be strong.Next, the administration record of the Laurier Government is open to more than criticism\u2014it has been scandalous to à degrés hitherto unimown in Canadian public life.The naval policy will also loom large, but the primary issue will be reciprocity.In every province except Quebec the agreement is bound to be the great issue for the electors to decide upon.In Quebec the Nationalists, urged on py Bourassa, have forced the naval issue to the forefront, and Sir Wilfrid will be forced to fight this question in his native provinces as well as reciprocity.Fundamentally, the French Canadian abhors the very suggestion of militarism, and it is being daily painted in its blackest hue by Bourassa and his followers.The Conservatives of Quebec, and especially in the cities and manufacturing centres, are just as determined in their opposition against reciprocity as the party throughout the Dominion.Considering all the circumstances, the infiu- ences that will enter into the contest, ithe tariff and naval issues and a score of side questions, the clection, when is comes, will undoubtedly be fought wth an unparalleled vigor.In the meantime, the campaigning and party conventions reported daily indicate that both sides expect an election ME QUEBEC CHRONICLE.expected to be long in the land.Li all his forerunners for ten year Howe ever, Caillaux is a socialist, though he is not quite so pronounced a representative of that sect as was Combes or Clemenceau.He belongs to the school of ex-Premier Monis, and like him he never was \u2018strong enough to make many ardent friends or enemies.The new head of the mnistry has selected as his.associates some men of international reputation, but most of them are unfamiliar to the average reader outside of France.In these days of industrial disturbance a French ministry has a difficult task Premier Briand, the immediate p.edecessor of Monis.and the latest of the strong men whom France had at the head of affairs, had several hard problems in the shape of strikes and disturbance of trade.in the wine regions to contend with, but for a time he met all the demands with a good deal of success.It is to be hoped that the new Premier may be able to set up a government which: will cdrry France safely through the big celebrations which are just ahead.Bastile Day, which comes ten days after the Fourth of July, sometimes sees outbreaks due to the exuberance of its people in celebrating thé anniversary of the destruction of the old emblem of Bourbon despotism.September 4, the day in 1870 when, the news of the capture of Napoleon IIL.having reached Paris, Gambetta proclaimed the overthrow of the second empire and the establishment of the third republic, is to be observed with some spirit this year.The republic which dates from that time has lasted longer than any two governmental JUSTAS , GOOD'KINDS DONT BEINPOSED ON FADE IN CANADA E.W.GILLETT CO.LTD TORONTO - ONT.REFUSE THE NOTICE The 8S, Natashquan, Captain Jos.Boucher, will sail from Quebec for Esquimaux Point and the North Shore ports as far as Natashquan, to- hy (Saturday), ist July, at 7 p.m.reight received at Point-a-Carcey wharf Friday and Saturday.For rates and other information sp- ply to the National Navigation Co.Lad, 116 Dalhousie street.Phone QUEBEC RAILWAY, LICHT, HEAT & POWER CO, LTD.i v DIVIDEND NOTICI Notice is hereby given that a dividend of one per cent (1%) upon the capital stock of this Company has been declared payable July fifteenth to shareholders of record at the close of business on June 30th, 1911.The transfer books of the Company will be closed from July 1st to July 15th, both days inclusive.By order of the Board.MONDAY, JULY 3, 1911.CHINIC: HAROWAR C& ot.Pater Streat, Lower Town Branch Fabrique St, Upper Town Garden Hose and Reels Lom Morr, Grass Shenrs Lawn Sprinklers Agricultural of Too aeriptions Poultry Motng and Fousig Window Fly Soreens Gangral Heavy Hardware S.J.SHAW & C0.st John se Glass and Enamel Lined Refrigerators Screen Doors HARDWARE / Tolephone 873 sumably he will remind the electors what he has done for his ward\u2014how systems combined which France has had since the deposition of Louis shortly and are preparing for it.G.JOHNSTON, J ; E \u2014 S 3 he has got Tom on the Fire Brigade, TELLING THE TRUTH.XVI.in 1792 and the establishment | Montreal, 26th June, 19410 retary | CL i NEW SHOES Dick on the Police Force, Harry on) Commenting on a reference in the | of the first republic.fan ; No Corporation Jo Sho pow he Toronto Globe to Reciprocity as \u201cthe A as secured this and that for his ward | ost important political issue that| A Massachusetts judge has lai \u2014 and blocked this and that for another.| pas been raised since Confederation,\u201d | down the following precepts for the J.Arthur LaRue.Eugene Trudel.° It is quite possible that.certain of these things are inseparable from the - LaRUE & TRUDEL guidance ot husbands and wives in matters of domestic economy:\u2014 VELVET PUMPS the Hamilton Spectator pertinently calls attention to the way the Globe Conerai Inouranse Broker SIL UEDE PUM S ward system.But there are some | 4 he Government it endorses treat | To begin with, the husband is.ab- ACCOUNTANTS P.aldermen who are so obsessed by the | bie most important issue.If the | solute lord and master of the ex- a8 St.Pater St.- Quebac Tan, Patent leather and Dull.| \u2018det fixe of ward politics that they | agreement is what our contemporary | chequer.* , are absolutely incapable of regarding | says it is, remarks the Spectator, no| Under the law he is entitled to his Telephone 3497 kid Pumps, Oxfords and Ties.Men's Tan Oxfords in all questions of importance from the meals at any hour he wants them.He may select such food as he right-thinking man, no honest newspaper seeking the public interest, Accountants, auditors, apraisers, 8d- STYLES AND SHAPES Men's Patent Pumps with heavy soles for street wear.j larger view-point of the city as a whole.Consequently, when the City Couricil meets, hours of valuable tinie which might well be employed in the consideration of really serious matters, are wasted night after night would question for a moment the desirability, nay, rather the absolute necessity, of securing from the electors of the country before the die has been WM Fel.JACQ 427.423; Fabrique Street.Custom Work + Repairing UES & SONS themes.About Jewellery, Silverware and Watch Repairs Now that the busy season is ended, we would request our customers to send in their repair work.We re-model, repair and re-finish old jewellery and make it almost as good as new., Antique Brooches and Antique Earrings may be remodelled and transformed into fashionable pendants to be worn with a light gold Neckletson.MUNICIPAL BORROWINGS.first months of 1911.i coming next.Taking the Provinces, Quebec is all the Provinces.in squabbling gver the most trivial of Why does this alderman dread to be deprived of his \u201clegitimate patronage?\u201d.Is it because he fears that the loss of it might deprive him of his influence?We can see no other rea- According to the figures compiled hy Mr.Field, of the Monetary Times, the city of Quebec's flotations in Lon- ! don from January, 1906, to April, t 1911, amounted to $407,621 of which j more than half is put down to the During these five years Montreal with Maisonneuve and Westmount has borrowed $3,002,800, Winnipeg and Vancouver long way ahead with £4,413,121, more than a third of the total borrowed by This province is more than a million dollars ahead of Manitoba, the next largest total.This cast and the agreement ratified, an expression of opinion.Has this been the attitude of the Globe and the Laurier Government?Not by any means.From the very introduction of the measure in the House the effort of the Government has been to, if possible, prevent an appeal to the electors and force the pact through Parliament, thus disposing of the \u201cmost important political issue that has arisen in Canada since Confederation,\u201d much in the same manner as routine matters of little or no importance are treated.And what has been the Government attitude toward the Concervative Opposition, which has insisted that there must be an election appeal before ratification is voted on in the House?An attitude of extreme hostility at every point, going so far as to charge the Opposition before the people with the \u201coffense\u201d of forcing an election when there was no need for one\u2014forcing an election, mind you, on an issue which the chief reform organ now admits is the most important the people have had to consider since Confederation.Never since the Laurier Government came into power has it hedged and twisted so much in defending itself as it has over the Reciprocity Agreement.It had opportunity at the chooses.1f he wants one food and his wife another, the husband's decision goes.A servant girl to whom the \u2018husband objects must be discharged.Finally, man, who pays the bills, and not woman, is boss.EXCURSIONS TO - WESTERN CANADA.The Grand Trunk Railway System announce that on Tuesdays, June 13th and 27th, July 11th and 25th, August 8th and 22nd, September Sth and 19th, 1911, Homescekers' Excursions will be run from all stations in Ontario and Quebec to Western Canada, vis Chicago and Duluth or via Chicago, St.Paul and Minneapolis, at reduce \u2018ovni trip fares.The well-known double track line of the Grand Trunk from the East to Chicago appeals to the traveller, and with the superior train service that is offered by this line, including the famous \u201cInternational Limited\u201d from Montreal daily at 9 a.m., and which is the finest and fastest in Canada, many passengers will be attracted this way.The route via Chicago is a most interesting one, taking passengers through the principal cities and towns in Canada and in the States of Michigan and Indiana.In addition to this a choice of seven lines between Chicago and St.Paul and Minneapolis is offered.Owing to the great number of Canadians who reside in Chicago, St.Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and other cities en route, there is no doubt that the Grand Trunk will find many patrons who will take advantage of the opportunity thus afforded them for a brief visit at the stations with their friends, ministrators, trustees, liquidation of insolveit estates, compromise between debtors and creditors.Province of Quebec District of eben No.1724.In the mattèr of PF.Schryburt Cie, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, \u2019 Quebec, ; : © Insolvent.Notice is hereby given that in vir tue of an order of the Court dated June 26th, 1911, ameeting of the creditors of the said insolvents will be held at the Court House, Quebec, on the 6th of July, 1911, at 10 o'clock am.to give their advice regarding the appointment of a curator and one or more inspectors to the estate.EUG.TRUDEL, Provisional Guardian.Office : Larue & Trudel, 93 St.Peter St, Quebecem.tr rm WALLACE COLLEGE 25 STANISLAS ST, QUEBEC, 14th Year.Instruction given in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, Drawing, Music and Modern Languages.No vacations.Day and Evening Classes.J.W.M.WALLACE, Principal.L.Omer Beaubien, ADVOCATE, has removed his office from No.76 to 721-2 St.Peter street, property of J.B.Morisette, insurance agent.Telephones, of- Superior Court.x MARVEL Giga pr bs Daw pentes ont.Mostant) r dragristor it.Nd SV supply the hr 1 a Special Inducements \u2018 7 THIS | WEEK 0 ur mes ne ce ÿ \u201d outset to keep thé Reciprocity ques-| Canadia1 citizens are exempt from pret, fice, 4150; Private residence, 1d- fashioned i re ; tion out of politics and give the peo- | so-called immigration examination, 1 ; mie oO fes n Gypsy-set R ngs, we can re set in ears, | ple a chance to express their opinion [and there is mo detention at any 1543.June?x1m We are offering this week a number modern light low settings, with or without platinum and he remarks that municipalities | on & without regard to party afilia-| Point\u2019 - Th Ce i Fl t St = tof lines of sumfner goods at very at- points.i generally are financing current re- tion, But that opportunity was ne- Baggage is carried through the 9 Leniral FIONS ore tractive prices, as we have decided to quirements only, the majority having | glected, and the result has been de- United States in bond without any | Choice cut Bowers and plants al- | clear thein oyt at once.Below we give | Should you have any old gold jewellery that you | do not use.we will purchase it or accept the old jewel- | lery as part payment for new goods.liquidated accumulated bank loans during 1908 by issuance of term de- hentures.He ascribes the favor with which manicipal fotations are receiv- moralization within the party ranks.There will be more demoralization before the fight is over, for the peo- If your Silver Plated Table Ware shows signs of wear, it is not necessary to buy new pieces, for we can silverplate, re-polish and re-finish the old pieces at a moderate cost, so that they will last for years to come.Before our Customers leave for the Country or Seaside we would request them to telephone us to remove their Clocks.Our workmen will, during the Summer months, repair and regulate the clocks and replace them on the return of the owners to the city in September.| 0404 WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS MADE TO ORDER.G.SEIFERT & SONS Diamond Merohants -16, Fahrique Street, Quebeo of good credit, this criticism, therefor?should not exint\u201d Cook's Cotton Root ed by the British investor (in spite of laxity in the provision of sinking funds and in the preparation of money by-laws) to the \u201cunique investment judgment of Great Britain\u201d which enables it to make due allowance for those shortcomings which heretofore have not reacted considerably upon Canadian municipal credit.This may not always be so.On the other hand, it is only fair to note that the chartered banks and bond houses, usually the sponsors of these particular flotations, have invariably acted as a valuable influence to the maintenance The municipalities also have shown much more disposition to regard their credit as a delicate gnd important factor.Room for shortly was somewhat of a surprise, as the | prairie provinces were generally con- | sidered to be the heaviest borrowers.i It is, of course, accounted for by the large contribution of Montreal to the * provincial record., Mr.Field considers that there has been very slight variation in municipal financing during recent years, | ple in casting their ballots in the next general election will be thinking not only of Reciprocity, but of the danger of continuing in power a government which was not only willing but anxious to force upon them a charge in policy so important as to be called the most important in the country\u2019s history, and that without consulting their judgment in the smaliest measure.FRANCE'S NEW MINISTRY.The overthrow of Premier Monis after a sway of a little less than four months is & reversion to the conditions which prevailed in the early years of the third republic.Until comparatively recent times the average life of a French ministry was about nine months, but with the accession of Waldeck-Rousseau, who held the post until 1902, the average was lengthened.His successors, \u2018especially Combes and Clemenceau, also had a long tenure.But apparently frequent changes will now be the order of the day for a few years.Like his immediate predecessor, Premier Caillaux is a rather color- lees persanags, whose career is not special attention on the part of the passenger.Inspection is not neces- tary at any of the points at the borer.Another feature that will appeal to the homeseeker is the comfortable transfer at points like Chicago, St Paul and Duluth into freshly venti lated clean cars, avoiding the necessity of travelling a long distance in the same car, In addition to the above routes, ths sale of tickets is also authorized via Sarnia, and the Northern Navigation Company's magnificent steamers pros Lake Huron and Lake Superor.For further particulars apply to any agent of the Grand Trunk Railway System, or write to Mr.J.Quinfan, District Passenger Agent, Bomaventure Station, Montreal, or Mr.A.E.Duff, District Passenger Agent, Unicn Station, Toronto.junedOxtt.GIVE HIM HI8 CHOICE.The Bounder\u2014I say, old man, I wish you'd make a point of being in this evening.I\u2014ah, want to ses you about marryin' one of your gals.The Major\u2014With pleasure, Which do you want\u2014the cook or the houre- maid ?What ?\u2014London Opinion.GENTLEMEN, BE LOGICAL, Do not purchase your goods without seeing our prices for the New Era clothing.Satisfaction guaranteed or mot.ey refunded.Special line for children.FAGUY.LRPINAY & FRERR ways ready and delivered anywhere in the city.WM.PENNY, Gardensr and Floris Phone 4885.181 8t.John St.Drouin, Drouin & Drouin ADVOCATES removed their offices from No.116 Mountain Hill to No.12 $t.Peter street, Lower Town.Tel.3348.june 17x1w, Furniture Repaired, re-cover- ed and Polished.Furniture carted, packed and shipped to all parta of the world.Estimates Pree.Furniture Stored.TRUMAN, 2, 4 and 6 D'Youviiie Strast PHONE 3020.QUEEN'S HOTEL & X & PROULX, Propturopean and American Pian Meals at all Hours Table d'iots and a la Carte Corser of Bridge end Defosses Sty Phone 2350 description and prices.Blue Duck Suks for ladies, only à timited number left.Regular price $5.28, Sale Price .0849 White Embreldered Dresses.Regular price $6.25.Sale Price.88-13 Colored Zephyr Dresses.Regulse price $8.25.Sale Price.84.18 Colored Mualing for Dresses.Reg \u2018| ular price 15¢ and 18e.Sale Price.100 + Black and White Mualiag.ja rte.Black and White Mustins te dresses.Reguler price 2èc and Ze Sale Price caresser rave dec -.t Ha.Regular price 48c.Sale Price, 426 Regular price 604, Sale Priogst Sou Regular price.69c.Sale Prièn.4e Regular price 90e.Sale Pricé.6e Simons & Minguy 20 Fabrique Street, Tolenhone 338 QUESEO BOYS' JACK TAR STRAŸ %.1 __MONDAY, JULY 3; 1011.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLES -.ne ENGLISH OUTING GOODS Boy's Aertex Shirts, %0c.Boy's Shirts, Double Collar and; Cuffs.- Boy's White.Matts Shirts Boy's Bathing Suits and Trunks.| Men's Light Combination Undersuits, long or short : J.H.Men's English Shirts ite Men's two Ladies\u2019 and Qonts\u2019 Tallor and Haherdasheres PUR REPRINT Selling at 55c Each ; + Regular 81.50 Edition Ful Cloth Binding P.J.EVOY S Books a 1 181 St Johar Se.NOTICE Is hereby given that the Pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is sub- fmerged as well as the other deep water Picr that was there up to last winter at the end of the long wharf.The position of the pier at the month of the Cap Rouge River is as heretofore shown by a flat buoy by day and a white light by night, and the post- tion of the deep water pier recently taken at the end of the long wharf is in 2 strxight line with the said fut buoy and about 600 feet to the west.Cap Rouge Wharf and Pier Co.N.FLOOD, Manager.When You Don't - Want To Wash.Phone 95 THE THPERIAL LAUNDRY 54 Valier St.$10.00 Cash $6.00 per month will put a beautiful PIANO in your home, Just weoeiving a mew stock of Planos from the manufacturers.ARTHUR LAVICNE 83-06 John Street Letters of Queen Victoria We have a number of sets of these handsome books which are well worth & prominent place in your library.3 Volumes per Set PRICE .$1.00 Chronicle Ptg.Co.9 Buade St.4 NN QUEBEC: CANADA.§ A x EXTER T= 145 O ad Superior Quality Thé Favorite of the Macriminatinx moka, Travel Without Trouble Try ou Invisible Courler System COOKS TOURS Here or Abroad Transportation, Hotels, Travellers\u2019 Checks F.8.STOCKING General R.RS.S Agent 32 St.Louis St.ALL LINES REPRESENTED Richelleu & Ontarlo Navigation Go.Montreal Line Daily including Sunday at 6 PM Week Ends at Single Fare Saguenay Line Beginning Friday, the 7th instant, the service will be daily, including Sundays, at 8 a.m., for Chicoutimi and 211 intermediate ports.For rates and other information apply to the company's office, 48 Dalhousie street.Don't forget the trip of the Steamer Champion, to Berthier on SATURDAY.Steamer \u201c CHAMPION\u201d Se Laurent, St.Michel, St.Jean and Berthier Line.Time and weather permittng, Steamer Champion will run as follows, excepting Sunday and Holidays: Frow Berthier, 500A M.M.T.T.S.\u201c St Jean.630 4.M, \u201c St Michel .7.15A.M, : ® St Laurent.800A.M.4.15 P.M.From Quebec.Saturday .ON SUNDAYS: Leaving Quebec 7.30 a.m., 1.10 p.m.and leaving St Jean 5.30 p.m.On Saturday the same steamer will make a trip from Quebec to Berthier, 30 as to give citizens an opportunity of enjoying the fine breezes on the river Leaying Quebec at 2 p.m.and returning at 9.30 p.m, Steamer \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d | Ferry Between Quebec, Silicry and St.Romuald.Weather and circumstances permitting this steamer will run as follows : Round trip to Quebec Bridge Sunday 1.30 and 3.30 p.m.From St Romuald, From Quebec.200 pm.*.400 pn 615 pm \u2018SUNDAYS cc.12 am.rege À.pm.Es ho 6.15 p.m, On Tuesdays and Saturdays, the first trip from St.Romuald will be at 4.45 a.m.instead of § a.m.On Saturday evenings the steamer will make a tri> from St, Romuald and Sillery to Quebec at 7 p.m, The steamer connects at St.Romuald with the Levis Electric Railway, et treme ee eee mare Steamer \u201cORLEANS.\u201d COMMENCING 1st OF JUNE Weather and circumstances pe~ mitting, the steamer Orleans will run as follows :\u2014 FOR THE ISLAND OF ORLEANS Isiand.Quebec.530 a.m.\u2026.\u2026.10\u202600.600 am.645 am.ee 7.30 am.8.15 am.915 sm.10.00 a.m.11,30 am.1,00 pm.200 pm.3.00 pm.448 pm.-30 p.m.00c000s0 0000 61S pm.Fridays and Saturdays.§ am.Night Trips\u2014On Thursdays es.Orleans will leave Quebec at 7.30, and the Island at 10.00, SUNDAYS.1.3 pm.1.00 p.m.3.18 pm.230 p.m.$.00 p.m 400 p.m.7.00 pm .600 p.m.7.30 p.m.On holidays, the boat will make a trip from the Island at 8.00 a.m.and in the afternoon at the same hours as on Sundays.Connections at St.Joseph and St.: Engliah Crash Bath Towel or linen Tape Towel : \u2018 Aertex Pyjama Suit, white or colored.ece bath suit.Men's Combination Bath Suit with skirt.Men's black thread socks, white linen sole 25¢ MULLIN, , | from Montreal at 2.45 pm.yesterday Romuald, with the Levis Street Railma Sian Cashmere and Flannel Outing 48 Fabrique Strest.# Shipping News | STEAMER ARANMORE IN COMMISSION Damage Caused by Recent Collision Fully Repaired\u2014 Steamer Resumes Trips.The repairs to the damaged steamer Aranmore was completed on Saturday evening and the steamer proceeded on her voyage yesterday morning.The damage to the vessel was greater than at first supposed, but the Messrs.Davie, with their usual energy, put a strong férce of men on the job, and by continuous work, they had the repairs made in a substantial and workmanlike style, in a remarkably short time, causing as litle delay to the steamer as possible.ALLAN LINE, Str.Ionian, Capt.Eastaway, arrived from Montreal at 1 pm.on Saturday and after embarking Quebec passengers proceeded for Glasgow.Str.Pomeranian, Capt.Henderson, arrived from Montreal at 3 pm.on Saturday and proceeded for Havre and London.R.M.S.Virginian, Capt.Gambell, having landed passengers, the mails and Quebec cargo, left for Montreal at 8 am.on Saturday.Str.Grampian, Capt.Williams, from Glasgow, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in port at 4.30 am.yesterday, mooring at the Breakwater.She left for Montreal at 1.45 pm.after landing passengers and Quebec cargo.CUNARD LINE.Str.Albania, Capt.Jeffries, arrived from Montreal at 4 pm.on Saturday and proceeded for London after embarking Quebec passengers.DOMINION LINE.Str.Cassandra, Capt.Mitchell, arrived from Montreal at 2 pm.on Saturday and left for Glasgow after taking on board Quebec passengers.MANCHESTER LINE.Str.Manchester Coporation arrived and proceeded for Manchester.NATIONAL LINE Str.Natashquan, Capt.Boucher, left port on Saturday for Natashquan and way ports with passengers and general cargo.THOMSON LINE.Str.Iona, Capt.Rolla, from Quebec, arrived at London on the 1st inst.\u2018Str.Hurona, Capt.Ritchie, from Middlesborough, with a general car- 80, arrived in port last night.WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINER.M.S.Laurentic, from Montreal and Quebec, on Saturday, 24th ulto,, was reported 158 miles west of Inishtrahuil at 7 pm.Friday, and arrived in Liverpool at 8 am.on Saturday, Ist instant.R.M.S.Teutgnic, Capt.James, ar- rrived from Montreal at 2 pm.on Saturday, mooring at the Breakwater.She left for Liverpool at 7.20 pm.after embarking Quebec passengers and the mails.R.M.S.Megantic, Lieut.Smith, R.N.R, from Liverpool, with passen- gets and general cargo, arrived in port at 9.50 am yesterday, mooring at the Breakwater.After landing passengers and Quebec cargo, she left for Montreal at 12.30 pm.FRRIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New York, July L.\u2014Chartering was a trifle more active, but rates were unchanged and the general demand for tonnage was limited.Quotations to Liverpol, 1%al6d; London, Hull snd Antwerp, 14d; Glasgow, 1%d; Roterdam, 2%c; Hamburg and Bremen, 30 pfennigs; Bristol, 1%d; Cork for orders, 2s 1%d; picked ports, large tonnage, 1s 9d; cotton to Liverpool, per 100 ibs.15e.Charters \u2014 British steamer, 2,858 tons, New York and west coast of South American trade, one round trip, on time charter, private terms, July; British steamer, 70,000 cases petroleum, hence to Smyrna and five ports, Syris, 18¢c, August-September; British steamer, 2,514 tons, cotton, etc, gulf to the United Kingdom or Continent, 32s 6d.July; German steamer, 2,306 tons, genral cargo, Gulf to the United Kingdom or Continent, 10s, July- August; British steamer, 2,307 tons, coal, Philadelphia to Havana, private terms, prompt; British steamer, 1,483 tons, West India trade, one round trip, private terms, prompt; Norwegian steamer, 1.488 tons, same, August British ship, 1,438 tone, lumber, Norfolk to Buenos Apres, $9, with options; Norwegian bark, 1,228 tens, lumber, Annapolis to Buenos Ayres, $9.25.with options; Norwegian bark, bar, 1,295 tons, lumber, Yarmouth to Buenos Ayres, $9, with aptions, | NOTES.Str.Crown of Arragon, Capt.Campbell, from Quebec, arrived at London on the 20th ult.R.M.S.Empress of Ireland, Lieut.Forster, R.N.R., hence on the 30th ult, for Liverpool, passed Belle Isle at 9.30 am.yesterday.Str.Fairmount, Capt.Telfer, from Sydney, with a cargo of steel, arrived in port on Saturday and moored in the Louise Dock.Str.Brynhild, Capt.Bach, having discharged her cargo of coal, left for Port Hastings yesterday morning.Str.Dunelm, from Port Arthur, with a cargo of grain, arrived here on Saturday morning and moored in the Louise Deck.Strs.Basuta from Barbados, Helveta and Chr.Knudsen from Sydney for Montreal, passed here on Satur- | 13 \u2018Carma day.Str.Inishowen Head, Capt.Mur- h phy, left part on Saturday morning for Belfast.Strs.Mount Temple for London, 15 Au Ocean and Borgestad for Sydney, | } Canadafrom Montreal, passed here yesterday.Str.Montreal, Capt.Mcleill, from London and Antwerp, will passengers and general cargo, arrived in port at 8 pm.yesterday, mooring at the Breakwater.Strs.Ocean and Borgestad, from Montreal for Sydney, passed here yes- | 23 Sardi terday.STEAMER ARRIVALS.At New York: La Touraine, Havre; 2 Celtic, Liverpool: Pennsylvania, Hamburg; Germania, Marseilles; George Washington, Bremen; California, Glasgow: Duca D\u2018Aosta, Genoa and Naples; Kursk, Libau; Dronning Maud, Amherst, N.S.At Philadelphia: Dominion, Liverpool; Marquette, Antwerp.At Plymouth, 1st: Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, New York, for Hamburg.At Azores 1st: Cretic, New York, for Naples.At Gibraltar: Berlin, New York, for Napies.At Liverpool: Cedric, New York; Lake Manitoba, Montreal; Ist, Laurentic, Montreal.At Moville: Caledanio, New York, for Glasgow; Numidiar, Boston, for Glasgow.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived July 1.SS.Teutonic, James, Montreal, W.M.Macpherson; general cargo.SS.Fairmount, Telfer, Sydney, C.N.Ry.Co.; steel rails.SS.Dunelm, \u2014\u2014, Port Arthur; grain.SS.Basuto, Thomson, Barbados; molasses.SS.Chrcoal.SS.Helvetia, Connell, Sydney; coal.Arrived July 2.SS.Grampian, Williams, Glasgow, Allans, Rae & Co.; passengers and general cargo.SS.Megantic, Smith, Liverpool, W.M.Macpherson; passengers and general cargo.SS.Montreal, MéNeill, London, etc.; passengers and general cargo.SS.Hurona, Ritchie, Middlesborough, Robt.Reford Co.; general cargo.Ss.Willekind, \u2014, Rotterdam, ete, W.M.Macpherson; passengers and general cargo.SS.Cascapedia, Lachance, Pictou, ete, Quebec SS.Co.; passengers, general cargo, Knudsen, Olsen, Sydney; Cleared.SS.Teutooic, James, Liverpool, W.M.Macpherson; passengers and general cargo.S$S.Megantic, Smith, Montreal, W.M.Macpherson; part cargo.8S.Grampian, Williams, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co.; part cargo.SS.Hurona, Ritchie, Montreal, Robt Reford Co.; part cargo.SS.Montreal, McNeill, general cargo.SS.Willekind, \u2014, Montreal, W.M.Macpherson; part cargo.Montreal; SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, July 2, 1911.Father Point, 157: Foggy, calm.In 1.10 am, Bengore Head.Out 11.25 am., Inishowen Head.Little Metis, 171: Clear, calm.In 7.20 am., tow-masted steamer; 2 pm., Bellona, Matane, 169: Clear, calm.Out 10.30 am,, Rosalind; 12.30 pm., Albania; 7.40 am, Cascapedia.Cape Chatte, 229: Clear, calm.Out 11.30 am., Pomeranian.Cape Magdalen, 289: Clear, west.In 12.20 pm,, 8in-Mac and tow.Out 1lam., Cassandra; noon Teutonic.Fame Point, 319: Clear, variable.Out 11.30 am, Ionian.Athenia 70 miles southeast at 10.15 am.Out 5 am, Batiscan.Out yesterday 6 pm., Karamea; 8 pm., S.B.Kinmount.South Point, 412: In 7.15 am, Pelican of London.Southwest Point, 357: In 5,30 am.Savoy.Cape Ray, 550: Dense fog, northwest, Lake Erie 65 miles southeast at 7.30 am.Flat Point, 585: Foggy, variable.In yesterday 5 pm., Wacousta, Bersismis: Hilda arrived at 2 pm.yesterday.Point Amour, 670: Out 12.30 pm., Corsican.Belle Isle, 732: Cloudy, strong north; two bergs.Out 9.30 am., Empress of Ireland.Above Quebec.Batiscan, 51: Clear, northwest.In 12.30 pm.Basuto.St.Nicholas, 12: Clear, northwest.In 2.24 pm.Megantic; 2.30 pm., Grampian, H.8.McGREEVY, Supt.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.July.AM.PM.Monday .\u2026 + 3 1140 1200 Tuesday .4 1220 1251 Wednes S$ 124 200 Thursday 6 24 2.58 Friday .7 316 149 Saturday .8 402 437 Sunday .9 445 5.21 Moon Phases.First quarter, Monday, 3d, at 420 ace THE CHRONICLE STEAMSHIP DIRECTORY OF OCEAN » SAILINGS.ates of sailing with ports of departure and PA CA RES HE Date.Steamer.June Barbarossa.29 La Provioce.Ni From .iat : +.Ply.Cher.& Br.Havre.rpool.; .her.tam 20 La Lorraine: 1.07 5 vi Lorraine., vo Li L .Pis Une Ham .York 29 Caronia.New York.Liverpool.Note: Abbreviations\u2014Ply., Plymouth: Cher., Br., Bremen; burg; Pr, Crboury i mp., Southamoton ; President; Wim, CORPORATION of QUEBEC City Engineers Office.Tenders for Permanent Sidewalks and Stone Curb.CITY HALL.Quebec, June 25rd, 1911.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders, endorsed tenders for permanent sidewalks and stone curb, and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to Wednesday, the 5th of July next, at 4 p.m.for supplying and laying of stone curb and permanent sidewalks in certain streets of the city.Tenders must be made on the printed blank forms, and endorsed in 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 wiil not entertain any tender that is not made on the said blank forms and enclosed in the said envelopes.Tenders must be endorsed on the outside of the envelopes, with a certificate from the City Treasurer of the necessary deposit as security for the contract.Each tender shall be subscibed to by two responsible parties willing to secure the execution of the contract.Hach tenderer shall deposit in the hands of the City Treasurer the sum of $100.00 to be confiscated by any one refusing to sign the contract, The Corporation does not bind itself to accept the lowest or even any of the tenders.The contractor to pay for drawing up the contract, and supply the City Engineer with a certified copy there- f.° W.D.BAILLAIRGE, City Engineer.CORPORATION of QUEBEC City Engineer's Office.Tenders for Steam Roller, CITY HALL.Quebec, June 23rd, 1911.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders, endorsed tenders for Steam Roller, and addressed to the undersigned, will be reccived up to Wednesday, the Sth of July next, at 4 p.m, for a steam roller.Tenders must be made on the printed blank forms, and endorsed in 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 wiil not entertain any tender that is not made on the said blank forms and enclosed in the said envelopes.Tenders must be endorsed on the outside of the envelopes, with a certificate from the City Treasurer of the necessary deposit as security for the contract, Each tender shall be subscibed to by two responsible parties willing to secure the execution of the contract.Each tenderer shall deposit in the hands of the City Treasurer the sum of $400.00 to be confiscated by any one refusing to sign the contract.The Corporation does not bind itself to accept the lowest or even any of the tenders.The contractor to pay for drawing up the contract, and supply the City.Engineer with a certified capy thereof.W.D, BAILLAIRGE, City Engineer.wched or no collar $1.00 Blue Striped Shirts, - with Peter Pan collar and double cuffs $1.50 Babs a nde\u2019, wear $1.00 per suit, shad es .Lise Thread Underwear $1.50 per suit, all shades.B.V.D.Underweer $1.00 per set.B.V.D.Porous §1 per set T.LAFRAN 3 ANCE Tallor and Haberdasher 11 BUADE STREET LOST.LOST \u2014On Wednesday afternoon, between the corner of Esplanade and , | John street by way of St.Louis and Ursule streets, a gold bracelet.Finder \"| wili be suitably rewarded on returning same to the Chronicle\u2014_\u2014 LOST.\u2014 Sable Collie dog, white markings.Watch eye white.Finder please return to John O'Neill, Ste.Foye Road, Montcalmville.: juiylx3 WANTED.WANTED\u2014A stenographer, in French and English, as office clerk.Apply to Rooms 13 and 14, 2nd flat, Union Bank Building, juiy1x3 WANTED\u2014A good smart general servant for small family.Must have good references.Apply by letter Mcare Chronicle, june30xtf WANTED \u2014 Skilled mechanics, Lathe, Planer and Boring Mill hands.Steady work.Good wages.Apply Canadian General Electric Co., Peterboro, Ontjune3Ox3 WANTED\u2014A bright English lady clerk of about 25 years: must be well educated and well acquainted with the retail business and familiar with bookkeeping; also speaking French easy; must be well recommended.Apply by letter, stating wages, to Chronicle office.WANTED\u2014A good smart general servant.Must have references.Apply at once, 23 Jeanne d'Arc St.GENERAL SERVANT WANTED to go to Saranac Lake, N.Y.Must be able to do plain cooking and do washing.Apply to John Thompson, 216 John street or 268 St.Cyrille street.june 26x3 WANTED TO RENT\u2014House un- furmshed in upper part cf city or vicinity of Maple Avewue\u20147 or 8 rooms and bathroom, &c.Apply L., Chronicle Office.LINEMEN WANTED \u2014 Wanted immediately, experienced linemen on light and power lines.Rates 27 1-3 to 33 1-3 cents per hour.Employment reasonably permanent.Toronto Hydro-Electric System, Toronto.WANTED \u2014 Place to room and board by.young man working nights.Must have hot water.Not over ten minutes from Post Office.Address \u201cAL.\u201d Chronicle.: MALE HELP WANTED MEN WANTED\u2014Age 18 to 35, to prepare for firemen, about $100 per month, and brakemen, $80, on railroads in Quebec vicinity.No strike.Instruction $20, easy payments.Positions guaranteed competent men \u2014 8,400 sent to positions.State age, send stamp.Railway Correspondence School, Dept.377 Monroe Street, Brooklyn, N.Y.LEARN the barber trade right.Tae Moler Barber College is the original college; founded in 1893; graduates are now successful barbers all over the world; you get expert instruction; constant practice; write for catalogue.Moier Barber College, 41 Craig st, East Montreal.TO LET.FURNISHED ROOMS.WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.CAN BE HAD AT NO, 10 ST.URSULE ST.\u2014\u2014 TO LET\u2014PFactory building situated st 32 Fraser street, Levis, three and a half stories; rental very cheap.Apply Reyal Trust Co, Quebec.tf \u2014\u2014\u2014 eee, TO LET\u2014Single and double furnished rooms.with use of bath and telephone.Hot and cold water, Electric ight.Apply No.41 Richelieu st, ot telephone 2970.juiy15-\"10 \u2018THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.DE) EST IN AND ABOUT TOWN |] == ER [EEE CELEBRATION OF DOMINION DAY Was a Quiet One in the Ancient Capital - Picnics and Other Events.c ) i The celebration of Dominion Day was a quiet one in Quebec.A salute was fired at noon, and there were numerous picnics, public and private, to the country, A good many fishermen also tok advantage of the holiday to hie themselves to the brooks and lakes where the fnay tribe abound.The chief attraction in town was the lacrosse match.The day.was sn intensely hot one, and those who went to the country escaped the heat.Flags floated from the public and many pri- ne buildings.; the Levis Comp on Saturday eveging there Was an chiqyable smoking concert, whish was largely attended Ÿ méhy peopla.fram city.MAN-HAD LEG BROKEN AT BASIN.\"Phere was an accident at the Louise | Basin on Saturday morning when a .man named Mathurin, of St.Thomas, Montmagny, who was superintending the unloading of a cargo of deals from his bateau, was struck by a deal and \u2018had one of his legs broken.He was taken to the Hotel Dieu Hospital, RETURN OF PREMIER GOUIN.Sir Lomr Gouin, Premier of the Province, returned from his trip to Europe by the steamer Megantic, which arrived yesterday.The Premier was met on landing by a number of friends and immediately proceeded to his residence here.Sir Lomer looked in fine health and spirits after his jowrnay, and to his friends he stated that the had a most interesting and enjoyable trip.Lady Langelier has expressed her satisfaction of the work performed by Mr.D.A.Lamontagne, plumber of Bergerville, at Spencer Wood, where everything has been restored in the ntry and other rooms of the house.fn montagne has also placed a large electric heater that was much neded at Spencer Wood.INTENSE HEAT BRINGS PLAGUE OF MOTHS.With the intense heat of the past few nights the plague of moths with which Quebec is every summer infest- : ed, is again in evidence.Por the last two nights every electric lamp has been Lesieged with these fluttering insects beating their life out against the lamps.On Saturday night, in particular, the lamps on the Terrace were surrounded by myriads of them, and in various other parts of the city the situation was no better.Pedestrians ware covered with them as they passed the lights, and for a first-class nuisance the moths are certainly to the front.arr, GENTLEMEN, DO YOU BATHE?You should come and imspect our bathing costumes.This is the warm season and you cap now get first choice, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.meee BEATRICE LAPALME 18 .COMING TO CANADA.Famous Canadiss Soprano Will Be Heard in Her Native Countsy Next Autumn.Mr.L.M.Ruben, of the concert managing bureau of Ruben & Lawrence, of Montreal, writes from London that he was successful in engaging Mme.Bestrice LaPaime, the Canadian opers star, for a concert tour of Canada, to open in Montreal earty in October.It was in Montreal that Beatrice LaPalme began her singing, and she has since won grest success abroad, as several other Canadian singers of note, like Albani, Donalds, Plamonhave done.month and will spend some time holidaying until she opens the season at Windsor Hall, in Montreal, next October.She has met with great success throughout Europe in concert and operatic work as well as at society entertainments, For three seasons she was in the Opera Comique at Paris, where she established herself as a great favorite, She sang at the Coronation festivals and at a reception given in honor of the Duke of Connaught, and she also was a member of the Covent Carden Opera Co.Mme.LaPaime's reappearance in her native country will be awaited with interest in musical circles.Negotistions are under way to Induce the famous Canadian artist to appear in Quebec.In the event of her acceptance to sing here, she would certainly feel assured of receiving a genuine reception from the music- loving people of this city.WON BIG STAKE AT LATONIA TRACK.Latonis, Ky., July 1.\u2014Ethel D.won the $2,000 Brewers\u2019 Exchange Handicap at Latonia to-day by four lengths from Adams press and Round the World.Off in the lead, Ethel D.was never headed and won in a gallop.Ir.the third race Prince Gal, Melvor ara lod Griffin finished | anses apart ; SWITCHMAN HAD FOOT CRUSHED Early Morning Accident in Lake St.John Railway Yards.¥.X.Langlois, 3 switchman, met with 8 serious and painful accident at the Lake St, John Railway yards at the Palais, at 3 o'clock yesterday morning.The unfortunate man was caught between two cars and had one of his feet crushed.The ambulance was quickly summoned and the victim taken to the Hotel Dieu Hospital, where his injuries were attended to, Langlois js employed as a brakeman for the Canadian Northern Railway, is only 27 years of age and the father of five children.He resides at 11 Perke street.When the accident occurred prompt measures were taken by Night Agent A, Morin, A.Vezina, watghmian; T.Trubel, engineer, and Fireman Lepage, to help the man until the ambulance could be summoned to have him taken to the hospital.It is feared that his foot may have to be amputated.GRAND CELEBRATION AT SILLERY Many People Present at Observance of Festival of St.Jean Baptiste.x Fad \u2014\u2014pes- \\ There was 8 vary large gathering at the celebration of the festival of St.Jean Baptiste, which was held at Sillery yesterday.The street cars carried big crowds of people from the city, and the procession, sports and other events were carried out in a most successful manner.The procession assembled at the school shortly after 7.30 a.m.and proceeded by way of Chureh Hill, St.Louis Road, Bergerville v e, St.Louis Road, Sillery Hill, mony's Cove, Dobell's Cove, Sharples\u2019 Cove to the church.At 10 a.m.3 solemn mass was offi- ing, assisted by deacon and sub-dea- con.After the mass an address was presented to His Honor the Lieut.- Governor, Sir Frs.Langelier, and which was read by G.B.Gauthier, President of the St.Jean Baptiste Society.The address was presented at the residence of Father Maguire, The Garde Champlain of Quebec acted as a guard of honor, and the band of the organization rendered a choice selection of music.His Honor made a suitable reply te the address.At the sports in the afternoon the band was again present.The different events were keenly contested, the results deing as follows :\u2014 1st race, 3 mile, young men\u20141, D.Gignac; 2, J.Bergevin; 3, J.B.Bouchard.2nd race, 108 yards, erossing through ladder\u2014I, J.Bergeron; 2, W.Hughes; 3, A.Julien.3rd race, smoking race\u20141, Nap.Vachon; 2, G.Auger, er.4th race, 100 yards, married men\u2014 J.A.Martineau; 2, W.Bouchard ; 3, A.Julien.Sth, high jump\u20141, D.Gignae; 2, E, Boldue; 3, J.Bergeron.\u2018Three-legged race\u2014E.Labadie and N.Rondeau, Ist; N.Bouchard and J.Bergeron, 2nd.- Hop step and jump\u20141, Bould, 3§ ft.9 in.; 2, T.Martineau, 35 ft.8 in ; 3, E.Bolduc, 33 ft.9 in.Half-mile (open)\u20141, D.Gignac ; 2, J.Bergeron; 3, E.Labadie.100 yards, picking up apple out of a bucket of water\u20141, E.Labadie; 2, W.Bouchard; 3, J.Bergeron.200 yards, K.of L., 1007-1, Bouchard; 2.J.Giroux; 3, P.Ville neuve.| Lacrosse match\u2014National II.Maple Leal, Natiorials won 2 to 0.Tug-of-war, won by team captained by F.Bouchardvs The Wholesome Purlty 0 Grape-Nuts FOOD has never been questioned.This food is sclentifically prepared from the field grains, wheat and barley, in such a way as to preserve their \u201cvital\u201d elements which supply nourishment to Body and Brain.Thousands know, from actual personal test, the great nutritive value of this insomparable food.\u201cThere\u2019s à Reason\u201d Canadian Postum Cereal Co.Limited, Canadareset md Windsor, Ontario, ciated, Rev.Father Maguire officiat-, W.j from the shock, also proceeded to FORESTERS HAD ENJOYABLE PICNIC Annual Excursion of Saint Patrick\u2019s Court, C.O.F., was Largely Attended.The annus! picnic of St.Patrick's Court, Catholic Order of Foresters, was one of the most successful and most enjoyable ever held in the history of the order.Over 750 people were in attendance, and all had a pleasant day's outing.The arrangements made by the committee for the entertainment of the excurgionists were splendidly carried out, and the races and games, the dancing and other attractions were participated in by everyone, the beautiful weather adding its full quota to the general enjoyment.The day passed off without any hitch, and the members of St.Patrick's Court are to be congratulated upon the resuit.Music for the dancing was supplied by Morin\u2019s Orchestra.The races, which were very keenly eontested, resulted as follows: Quarter Mile \u2014 First, D.Beland; second, M.Kenny; third, M.Kenney.| Boys\u2019 Race (16 years and under)\u2014 | First, Wm.McCauley; second, S.Burke; third, R.Coleman.Girls\u2019 Race\u201410 years and under)\u2014 First, Nora Askin; second J.Fitzgerald; third, Rose Thom.200 Yards\u2014First, D.Beland; second, E.Malone; third, M.Kenney.Young Ladies (18 years and over) | \u2014First, May Allan; second, S.Mc- | Donald; third, L.Reason.| One Mile\u2014First, E.Burke; second, | E.Malone; third, J.Dooley.1 Married women (30 years and un-' der)\u2014First, Mrs.O'Connor; second, .Mrs.B.Taylor; third, Mrs.Coughlin, ; Married Men (40 years and over)\u2014 First, D.J.Normile; second, J.Labbe; third, R.Crotty.\u2019 Half Mile\u2014First, E.Malone; sec- | 1 ond, Kaine; third, M.Carbray.Foresters\u2019 Wives Only\u2014 First, Mrs.B.Sims; second, Mrs.John Con-! nors; third, Mrs.A.Kingswell., i 100 Yards, opne\u2014First, D.Beland; second, Rooney; third E.Malone.; Quarter Mile (Catholic Order of; Foresters)\u2014First E.Burke; second, ; M.Hanrahan; third, A.T.Hamel.Quarter Mile (40 years and under) \u2014First, D, Beland; second, John Connors; third, D.Normile.Farmers\u2019 Race\u2014First, W.Burke; pecond, H.Neil; third, H.McLaugh- in.The committee in charge of the picnic was as follows: W.J, Mulroney, chairman; L.H.Egan, secretary- treasurer; R.Crotty, T.Kindellsn, E.C.McKeown, J.Turner, J.Bresnahan, J.Labbe, J.Ryan, M.J.Don.| nelly, T.Mills, J.Kenney, Father | Lawlor, Father Jones.| UA STRUCK BY LIGHTNING Exciting Experience of the Passengers\u2014Woman Had Her Leg Broken.Quite 8 commotion was caused on a car on the Sillery extension of the electric car service last evening, when the lightning struck the car and as a result a couple of people were injured Fillowing the day of intense heat an electric storm set in last eveninz, the lightning being vivid and continuous.The car was just this side of the Belvidere when it was struck by the lightning.One passenger was knocked senseless.The most seri- | ously injured, however, was a woman named Julian, residing in d'Aiguillon : street, who in the excitement, jump- | ed from the car and had her leg brok- | en, The damage to the car was considerable, the front postion of-it Su ing badly shattered.Mrs.Nflan at immediately conveyed to town and sent to her home, while the other passenger, who had fuliy recovered his home., QPENING OF | GOLF TOURNAMENT Ottawa, July 2\u2014Under fair weather conditions and with a record at- | tendance of specators representing practically every elub of importance in Canada, the seventcenth annual tournament of the Royal Canadian Golf Association was inaugurated Saturday morning at the links of the Ottawa Club, Aylmer road.The handicap competition concluded about one o'clock and in the afternoon the annual inter-provineial match was held.Quebec, with which team Ottaws players competed, won out by 6 to 3.The handicap prize went to Mr, Yuile, the youthful representative of the Royal Montreal Golf Club.Seventy-four players participated, including nearly ali of those who wilt fight it out to-morrow for the Canadian amateur championship.Mr.F.Martin, of Hamilton, the Canadian champion, who was the only player to start from scratch, completed the round in 86, Mr.Martin got into difficulties early in the competition, but showed exceptionaily good work towards the finish.Mr.Geo.8.Lyon, former Canadian champion, who was runner-up last year to Mr.Martin, was also to have played fiom scratch but Mr.Lyon, owing to trouble with his eyes, war unable to compete.He was treatedby sn optical specialist on Saturday afternoon and it is hoped that he will be able to start out tomorrow in the qualifying round for the Canadisn championship.Mr.Lyon fears that tha ailment may fores his ratisesment from the game\u201c Gaspa, Baie des Chaleurs Lower St, Lawrence River and Gulf Points ALL LINES REPRESENTED.HAVE A TALK WITH US OR WRITE HONE & RIVET, Geneml Travel Agency, Tel, 4104 21 Buade Street (Union Photo Store) Sapesite the Surllas DELIGHTFUL ALL WATER TRIPS LADIES\u2019 EMPORIUM Clearance Sale of Summer Millinery Your Choice of All Our Model Hats AT HALF PRICE Fine stock of American and French Corsets, Kid (loves, including the renowned La Rive, Blouses, Foulard 8ilk Dresses, Gingham Dresses, suitable for morning wear, unique in design andécolor.D.R.MURPHY, REG'D.Phone 22 46 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regular 18 and 18c;epecial .ge LACES Valenciennes and Cluny Laces and Insertions; white, ivory, ecru; per dOzen .0.022.s casa nana scan een ne 18e, 25c, 30\u20ac RIBBONS Batin Ribbons, in good quality ail shades; per y4.Ke, 5¢, THOS.DONOHUE 188 and 194 St.John St.\u2026 _IHE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, Je co IE |] Latest Sporting News l= MAAA NOT IN NATIONAL'S CLASS Locals Out-played the Visitors Defeating Them by Twelve Goals to Two.The local Nationals completely outclassed the M.A.A.À.team in their match on the Q.A.A.grounds, when they defeated the visitors by a score of 12 goals to 2.The day was bright, but very hot, and there was a large attendance of spectators.In the un- voidable absence of Mayor Drouin, the ball was faced by Ald.Lavigueur.The game at times was fast, and at all times clean, there being only three penalties in all for minor offences.Both fields played good games, but the M:A.A.A.home could do nothing with the strong National defence, while the local home, which played a systematic and effective game, had the Montreal defence at all times very busy.Fortier was the star goal-getter for the Nationals, securing no less than six out of the twelve scored.On the visitors side, the work of Harding, the \u201ckid\u201d goaler, was remarkably good, and he saved his side on many an occasion by his good work The third period was about the best of the match.the play being more even, the Montrealers, flushed by their two goals in the previous period, striving hard to pull up.Their effort, however, was fruitless, the Nationals holding them too tightly.Nationals got three goals in the first period, three in the second, one in the third and five in the fourth, The Montrealers got their two tallies in the second.Montreal was pretty nearly all in at the close, and the last three goals were netted within five minutes.Line-up and officials National.M.A.A.Goal.Lafrance .Harding A.DeBeaumont .Sauvageau Cover-Point.E.Alain 000000 .Valade Defense.P Alain o.oo Coolican A.Lachance .Hamilton E.Moisan .Sauve Centre.A.Demers .T.Riddell Home Field.S.Boudreault .Robinson Bernard .Narvoinsky, O.Pelletier .Taylor Outside Home.J Alain 2005200000 oa Kenna Inside Home.R.Fortier .J.Riddell Referees\u2014Reynolds, Clover, Montreal;D.Power, Quebec.Umpires, E.Giguere, H.Niven.Timekeepers, T.Melville, A.J.Bussieres.SUMMARY.1st Period.1\u2014National, Fortier .4.2\u2014National, Demers .3\u2014National, Fortier .2nd Period.4\u2014National, Fortier .450 5\u2014National, Fortier .2.20 6\u2014National, Boudreault .- 120 7\u2014M.A.A.A., Narvolonsky .3.00 8\u2014M.A.A.A.\u2026 Taylor .50 3rd Period.9\u2014National, Fortier .9.50 4th Period.10\u2014National, Pelletier .£.00 11\u2014Boudreault .340 * 12\u2014National, J.Alain.,.1.00 13\u2014National, Fortier .I18 ; I4\u2014National, Boudreault .3.00 EMMETS WON AN EXCITING GAME.Ther was an exciting baseball game on the Cove Fields yesterday after- noo, when the Emmets defeated the St.Lawrence by a score of 20 runs to 15.There was a large crowd of spectators present, and the interest was keen throughout: Same good work was done on both sides.Bridgeford, who pitched for the Emmets, had 17 strike-outs to his credit, passing only three men.Roy had 7 strike outs and passed 8 while Chadwick struck out 6 and passed 4.Foisy, of the limmets, was later presented with a handsome fob chain as a mark of appreciation for the first home run made, The teams were as follows : LEmmets\u2014).Doyle, 2b.; Belanger, 3b.; J.Dinan, Lf; C.Reddy, 1b; R.Perry, c.fz Langlois, t.f?Foisy, 85; M.Power, c.: T.Bridgeford, p St Lawrence-Quertz, ss .; Dempsey, cf; Campa, 1.; Hubert, \u20ac : Malone, 3h.; Sheehan, r.f,; Chadwick, po 2b.Lo Delaney, x ; Phiilips, 2b.x\u2014Replaced by Roy in sixth.Score by innings :\u2014 St.Lawrence .200324112\u201415 Emmets .een 021901511\u201420 PRESIDENT'S PRIZE .EXCITING RACE.Paris, July 2\u2014The Prix du President de la Republique, valued at $22,- 000, with a special trophy for the winner, to-day provided one of the most interesting races of the season at Maisons Laffitte, The presence of T.Baring's English crack three-year- old Mushroom lent an international character to the event.Baron Maurice de Rothschild's Ossian, a chestnut colt by Le Sagittaire at 14 to 10, and Mushroom fought it out in the stretch, Ossian winning by a neck in an exciting finish.Seven horses ran.Wm.K.Vanderbilt's bay filly Presight was second in the Prix de Grignon, a selling event at seven furlongs.The same owner's Sigthly won the Prix Cheri, with H.B, Dur- Na Las Olivas saacnd, Ie ER eI EI =) ROCHESTER WON FROM MONTREAL Defeated the Royals in an Easy Game Yesterday Nine to Two.ded ais Montreal, July 2\u2014Rochester pulled even with the Royals on the series this afternoon, getting away with an easy victory, 9 to 2.Leclairs, the French-Canadian boy, who made a good showing against Toronto the last time he pitched, was batted for 6 runs in the first, and gave place to Carroll who sllotted his hits during the next eight innings, the same number as Leclaire allowed ir one.Holme let the locals down with with six hits and whiffed five of them.The score.Rochester.AB.K.H.PO.A.E.Batch, Lf.\u20265 11100 Moran, Lf.00000 Foster, ss 501130 Ward, 3b .412500 Osborne, cf.4 1 2 4 00 Simmons, rf.5 1 1 100 Alperman, 2b.2 3 1 0 § 0 Spencer, 1b.4 1 3 9 0 0 Jackleitsch, ¢.4 1 1 16 0 O Holmes, p.4 0 0 0 00 Totals.37 91227 8 © Montreal.AB.R.H.PO.A.E.French, 2b, .5 0 1 2 1 0 Yeager, 3b.3 0 11 20 Purtell, 3b, .1 0 0010 Milter, ef.2 0 0 6 0 © Hanford, rf.4 0 0 100 Gandil, 1b.4 1 27 10 Demmitt, Lf.3 0 1 7 1 0 Holly, ss.4 001 40 Hardy, ¢.\u2026.1 00100 Bridges, \u20ac.\u2026ê 11100 Leclaire, p.0 900000 Carroll, p.300000 Bailey, x .0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals., 33 2 62710 0 x\u2014Batted for Carroll in 9th.The score by innings :~ Rochester ., ., .601110000\u2014 9 Montreal .010000100\u2014 2 Summary, Home runs: Spencer, Jacklitsch, Bridges; two base hits: Poster, Alperman, Demmitt; left on bases: Rochester, 4; Montreal, 7; double play: Holly to Gandil; stolen base: Miller; bases on balls: off Carroll, 3; off Holmes, 5; Carroll, 1; hit by pitcher: by Carroll, Alperman; hits : off Leclaire, § in two thirds innings; off Carroll, 6 in 8 1-3d innings, Time, 1.40; umpires, Killen and Murray.DOMINION TEXTILE DEFEATED THE VIGERS.The Dominion Textile baseball team won its first league game of the season at Montmorency Falls Saturday, defeating the Vigers by a score of il to 10, after an exciting contest.The Vigers almost cut down a lead of five runs in the ninth inning, nearly causing heart failure among the \u201cfans\u201d from the Falls.Jenkinson saved the home team from defeat by pulling down Gailloux's long drive, which looked good for three sacks, two men being on the cushions at the time.Gauthier pitched good ball, but fielded his position poorly, The score: Viger.AB.R.H.PO.AE.Bastien, rf .321000 Carr, c&ss .4 21613 Cardinal, 1b .51 180 2 Cote, cf .51 1200 Robitaille, If .512000 Gailloux, 3b .410001 Blanchet, 2b .2 20230 Morency, 8s .201022 Picard, c¢ .2006 20 Renault, p .401020 Totals .3610 824 i0 8 Dominion Textile.AB.R.H.PO.AE.Fazackerley, If .5 3 2 1 0 0 Bishop, 1b .5101020 Ellis, 3b .\u20265 23220 Mills, s .402121 Claxton, rf 501001 Latulippe, ¢ 410521 Fleming, 2b .3 â 0610 Jenkinson, cf \u20262 240201 Gauthier, p .4 0.1 0 2 3 Totals .3192711 7 Score by innings: Viger .o.oo.100 100 404\u201410 Dominion Textile .004 204 O1y\u2014I1 Sumary.Earned runs: Textile, 3: Vigers, 2, Struck out: By Renault, 12; by Gauthier, 5.Bases on halls: Off Renauit, 5: off Gauthier, 4.Hit by pitcher: Mills, Gailloux.Dcuble plays: Motency to Blanchet to Cardinal; Ellis to Fleming; Bishop to Ellis to Mills.Stolen bases: Carr, Bastien, Robitaille, Gailloux, Ellis, Cardinal, Left on bases: Viger, 4; Textile, 5.Time of game: One hour and fifity minutes.Umpire: Mr.Bowen.FRANK CHANCE MUST TAKE SEAT.Cincinnati, July 1\u2014Following a collapse on the local National Lea: gue field to-day, Frank Chance, manager of the Chicago National League team, was ordered by physicians to quit playing baseball for the remainder of the season.Chance had seemingly recovered from the immediate effects of his heat stroke tonight, but his condition was pronounced serious.According to Dr.H.H.Hines, physician for the Cincinnati Club, Chance has developed « clot on the brain and excitement or physical effort might prove fatal to him at any time.SATURDAY'S BASEBALL.Eastern.At Toronto :\u2014 Buffalo.6; Toronto, 4.2nd game\u2014Buffalo, 3; Toronto, 5.At Providence :\u2014 \u2019 Providence, 3; Newark, 4.At Montreal * Rochester, 3: Montreal, 6.2nd game\u2014Providence, 14; Montreal, 11.At Baltimore :\u2014 Baltimore, 7; Jersey City, 3.2nd game-\u2014Baltimore, 7; City, 6.SUNDAY GAMES, American.At Cleveland :\u2014 Cleveland, 5 ; Chicago, % At Washington :\u2014 Washington, 8; Philadelphia, 13.At Boston :\u2014 - \u2018 Boston, 2; New York, & At Detroit :\u2014 St.Louis, 0; Detroit, & National.At St.Louis :\u2014 Pittsburg, 2; St.Louis, 3, At New York :\u2014 Boston, 1; New York, 9.At Philadelphia :\u2014 Brooklyn, 7; Philadelphia, 8 At Cincinnati Chicago, 3; Cincinnati, 0, At St.Louis :\u2014 Pittsburg, 0; St.Louis, 3.At Chicago :\u2014 Chicago, 13 ; Cincinnati, 3, ~ American.At Chicago :\u2014 Chicago, 6; St.Louis, 2 At Detroit :\u2014 Cleveland, 6 ; Detroit, 14 Eastern.At Providence :\u2014 Newark, 9; Providence, 2 Jersey EXCITING BOAT RACE PLANNED.An exciting boat race between crews from the Emmets and the St.Lawrence Clubs respectively has been planned for Sunday next.The Emmets are endeavoring to secure the services of the well known and speedy craft the \u201cGoo\u201d and if successful will pull the St.Lawrence crtw across the river and back.The race if it can be arranged should prove a fine one, ROYALS WON FROM THE C.B.C.The game between the Royals and C.B.C.teams yesterday was a good one, the former winning by a score of 12 to 7.Giguere struck out 19 men, which is the record for the season.Score : Cc.B.C AB.R.H.PO.A.E.Berube, ¢.3 0 0 3 1 2 P.Latulippe, 2b., p.5 1 0 0 6 O Bernard, 1b.5 0 110 1 1 Bilodeau, c.f.500100 E.Latulippe, 1.522200 Marcoux, 8.3.420001 Plante, 3b.5 11611 Zicat, T.f.o.oo 401010 Pelletier, p., 2b.3 1 1 2 2 3 Totals.41 7 62412 8 1 Royals.AB.R.H.PO.A.E, A.Gendron, If .5 1 00 10 A.Racine, ¢.3 2 218 1 0 A.Breton, 3b.5.11201 V.Gendron, sa.$33115 \u201c| 0.Gendron, cf.5 3 2 0 00 E Racine, 1b.4 1 0 § 0 1 Barthe, rf.3 0 2 0 0 0 Bourre, 2b .302130 Giguere, po .511011 Totals.40121327 7 8 Score by innings :\u2014 \u2018 R.H.E.C.B.C .040030000\u2014 7 6 8 Royal .4020114x\u201412 13 8 Summary.Earned runs : C.B.C.5: Royal, 7 ; stolen bases: C.B.C., 7; Royal, 7 ; sacrifice hits: Zicat, Barthe; hits : off Pelletier, 2 in two-thirds innings : off Latulippe, 11 in 7 1-3rd innings; bases on balls: off Giguere, 3; off Pelletier, 1; oft Latulippe, 3; struck out by Giguere, 19; by Pelletier, 1; by Latilippe, 2; double plays : P.Latulippe to Bernard to Berube; left on bases < C.B.C., 11; Royal, 9 ; passed balls : A.Racine, 1; Berube, 2 ; first base on errors : C.B.C, 6 ; Royal, 6, Time of game 2 hours; umpire, Thos.H.Ledden.SENIOR LACROSSE GAMES.Toronto, 8; Montreal, 2.At Ottawa :\u2014 Tecumseh, 8; Ottawa, 4.At Cornwall :\u2014 MONDAY, JULY 8, 1911.cn moe qf Remember that name when next you want a real dry gin rickey-an appetising cocktail-\u2014 has the pleasing dry tang, without a hint of oiliness, that only master distillers can put into gin.Friars\u2019 Distillery have been m No wonder ! The Black aking Coates\u2019 Plymouth Gin supreme ever since 1793! No other gin is in the same class.Imported in bottles, caly; asd the Black Friar is on the label.That's your warrant of quality.JAMES BUCHANAN & CO, Limited, JOHN DARLINCT D.©.ROBLIN, Toronto, English * Coloured Shirts, plain fronts - 1 Soft White Shirts double cuffs.a Soft Coloured Shirts double cuffs.Aertex Cellular Underwear.Lisle Thread -Under.wear.Balbriggan Underwear.ON, Fogisterai Opposite Post Office At Toronto :\u2014 i[ ley, r.t.i B.Hayden, Lf; L.Pelchat, ¢.; -{ St Lawrence .} Frontenac .Nationals.8: Cornwall, 5.| \u2018 THE SPORTSM AN'S FRIEND \u201cRed Cross other insect bites.Will protect your face and hands from mosquitos, black flies or any Elegantly put up in collapsible tubes at .aa v\u2026s\u2026u001 Marked Ta a Tul u POULET, plain Phone 2861 Corner Dambourges & St.Paul Ste Ate.A à manne humaines SENS TEE own, ran Plog: Sacommodation tof pvaergert TICKETS AGENTS var, Paspe ab totermediat t, tiokets, ete.apply to FoR RE bande de The steamer Lady of Gaspe, Capt.E.Bouchard, is intended to sail Tuesday, the 4th July and 18th, at 4 p.m., for the Gaspe ports as far as Port , Daniel and every alternate Tuesday thereafter.Freight will be received at the ra Richelieu wharf until 2 p.m.on sail- $10 ve second and third class ac commodation for passengers.For information apply to BOUCHARD BROS, .40 Dalhousie 8t F.8.Stocking, Hone & Rivet, ticket agents.mzgE{aueTion SALE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.In the matter of J.0.COTE, Merchant, 303 St.Joseph St, Quebec, Insolvent.Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY, THE 7TH OF JULY, 1911, AT 11 AM, the following assets of the above estate will be.sold at my office, 44 Dalhousie street, Quebec: A.Stock in trade of Dry Goods .\u2026.$7,258.30 Shop Furniture .\u2026.\u2026.251,95 ! $7,507.28 B.Book Debts, according to Hot, \u2026$ 267.28 C.Rent up to Ist \u201cMay, 1912, The sale will be made for each item separately \u201ccn bloc\u201d at-so much on, the dollar.The.inventory and the list of book debts may be seen at my office.The store will be open Thursday, the 6th of July, for the inspection of stock and bool debts.Conditions of payment: CASH.J P, E GAGNON, Curator.Office: 44 Dyjhousie st, Richelieu & Ont.\u2018Nav.Co.Buildiog : Quebec, 29th June, 1911.MCDOUGALL & CONANG STOCK BROKERS 31 ST.PETER STREET H.8.THOMSON | Commercial Nows | NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.McDonlad & Lesperance, stock brokers, private wrie to New York and Montreal, Hochelaga Bank Bldg.Telephone 1227, (Canadian Press Service.) New York, July 1\u2014To those who expected that the long delayed report of the Commissioner of Corporations in the United States Steel Corporation would have an unsettling effect to-day's stock market must have been something of a disappointment.Trading was very light, in keeping with the usual summer half holiday, but the list was at no time weak.On the contrary, decided strength was manifested in certain issues, and the steel shares reflected a steady undertone.The findings of the commissioner were the subject of general discussion in finacial circles where the concensus of opinion seemer to be that the showing was rather more favorable to the so-called trust that had been expected.The fact that the United States Steel Corporation produces at this time on per cent of the entire crude and finished steel and iron was accounted a strong point in favor of the corporation, which might be of influence in shaping the decision of the government in regard to further action in this direction.Erie shares were again the strong feature of the railway list and while no statements of an official character have yet been vouchsafed it seems to be accepted as a fact that that property is in some way to be likned with the Canadian Pacific, probably through one of the latter's aubsi- diaries.Western Maryland was another active and strong issue, the en | common advancing over 2 points.The road has long been entangled in costly litigation from which it may soon emerge.The list with few exceptions held its firm undertone to the close, Annogncement that several of the prominent express companies had voluntarily decided to reduce rates was without effect on the shares of that group.The Harriman stocks held the greater part of their recent gains despite the publication of figures indicating heavy gross and net losses for the fistal year.Official figures from the local customs authorities show that exports from this port for the fiscal year exceed by $123,000000 those of 1909-10, Ke Bees à Stook Brokers No.8351.Per Sed Private Wire to Montreal, Toronto, Boston and Now York Telephone No.948.C.W.WALCOT, 98 St.Peter St, Tel, 377 Approved Municipal, Corporation and Industria! Bonds and Debentures, to yield: 43% 10 6% Selected Lists of Investment Securities to meet individual needs\u2014Sent on Application.while imports decreased by over $48,- 000,000.- The feature of the bank statement was the actual loan increase of over $47,000,000, which was a natural concomitant of a week which marked the end of the business year and the first half of the calendar year.The actual cash losses was about $28,000,000, which greatly exceeded all estimates.The actus] percentage of lawful reserve this week fell ot 28.17 per cent, as compared with 29.53 per cent last week The bond market was firm.United States governments unchanged on call, Total sales, par value, to-day aggregated $1,230,000.Quotations on the New York Stock Exchange, as received by Bruneau & Dupuis, from Charles Head & Co.Open.High.Low.Close.Amal Cop.9% 69% 69% 69% Atchison .113% 113% 112% 112% Am Car Fdy.56% 56% 5614 S6% Am Loco .43% 43% 43% 43% Am S & Ref.79% 79% 79 79% Am Sug R Co.119% 119% 119% 119% Am T & Tele.149% 149% 149% 149% Balt & Ohio.109% 109% 109% 109% Brook RT .Bi% 81% 81% 81% Can Pac Ry.241 241% 241 241 Ches & Ohio.82% - 82% 82 82% Erie + wien.37% 38% 38% 37% Do 1st pfd.60% 61% 60% 60% Gas Con .145% 145% 145% 145% Gen Elec .151% 161% 161% 161% Gt North pid, 137% 137% 137% 137% Interb-h pfd.so 50 50 Lehigh Val 175% 175% 175% 175% Lou & Nash.151 151 151 151 Mo Pac.50 50 59% 59% Nat Lead .55% 5514 5544 55% Nor & West.109 109% 109 109% North Pac .134% 135 134% 135 N Y Cent .109% 109% 109% 109% Pennsylvania.124% 124% 12414 124% Reading .159% 160% 159% 159% Soo com .143% 143% 143% 143% St Paul .127 126% 126% South Pac .123% 123% 122% 122% South Ry .31 31% 31 31K Union Pac .188% 180% 183% 188% US Steel .78% 79% 78% 78% Do pfd .117% 118% 117% 118% V-C Chem .57% S7% 57% 57% Wabash.16 16% 16% 16% West Mary .62 62 62 62 COTTON MARKETS.New York, July 1.\u2014Cotton futures closed steady.Closing bids: Cents.December .13.21 January, .13.20 March .13.26 May.13.34 August.September.\u201c13.52 October.13.19 November.13.20 Spot closed quiet.Middling uplands, 14.80c; do., gulf, 15.05c.Sales, 1,028 bales.Liverpool, July 1.\u2014Cotton, spot, moderate business.Prices 5 points lower.American middling, fair, 8.53d; good middling, 8.21d; middling, 7.994; low middling, 7.79d; good ordinary, 7.53d; ordinary, 7.284.The sales of the day were 4,000 ables, of which 300 were for speculation and export, and included 3,900 American.Receipts 1836 THE BANK OF 1011 British North America 78 Years In Susinses.* Capital and Reserve Over 87,800,000, Two Members of a Family particularly if they live far from town, frequentl: find it very convenient to take advantage of our JOINT ACCOUNT plan, Either may make deposits dr withdraw cash on his or her own signature alone.Thus either can do the banking when in town, as suits their convenience.$1.00 opens a Savings Account, Joint or ordinary.Interest added half-yearly.Money may be withdrawn at any time.QUEBEC BRANCH\u2014R.L ELLIS, MANAGER se John's Cats, Upper Town Sranoh\u2014P.B Peanington, Manager.fe ofndord Lie Assurnce Company Aooumulated Punds at 15h Novembe Ail 1910 8 62,217,118.67 Subsisting Assurances at 16th November, 9910 143,273,113,00 Blaime Pald - .Revenue for the Year 136,000,000.00 7,808.488.00 A Bonus to Equal Scheme Policyholders of $15 per $1,00) per annum has just been dec Total Bonus declared $87,800,000.0 0 W.MORTON MASSEY, Chief Agent.The Standard Life Assurance Company.4 14 Mouatats Hil QUEBEC Arthur Bruneau, A.B.Dupuis, Montreal.Quebec.BRUNEAU & DUPUIS Foreign and Domestic STOCKS AND BONDS Montreal Stock Exchange Representative, Mr.Arthur Bruneaw New York and Boston Correspondents Chas.Head & Co.Direct Wire Communication.123 St.Peter St, Quebec.Phone 1596.4 Hospita! St, Montreal.Main 210.VetPhons 393% 7.8 Sor 397 BOSSE & BANKS M Rellablo Connections in EtsoiBeame, Columne, Pilates, Gas { Contractors\u2019, uliders\u2019 Supprea Machinery and Speocialtios, BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, 39 SL.Paull, QU&did and oA dass paies | A.J.DEGUISE General Insurance Agent 248 St.Joseph St.QUEBEC Telaphose 3168.Laclere Blosk THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Capital $10,000,000 Best $7,009,000 THE SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT of The Canadian Bo of Commerce will receive duposits 1 and upwards, on which interest is allowed at current rates, Thare is no delay in withdrawing the whole or any portion of the deposit.Small deposits are welcomed.Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, to be upersied by any ons of the number or by the survivor.À joint account of this kind saves expense in establishing the ownership of the money after death, and is es ly woeful when a man desires to e for his wile, or for others ing wpon him, in > event of bis death.Quebec Branch, 127 St.Peter se A.L HAMILTON, Manager.were 1,000 bales, including 100 American.Futures opened barely steady and closed barely steady.YEAR'S FIRST COTTON BALE.The first bale of cotton picked from the crop of 1911, raised at San Benito, Tex., and carried by automobile to a special tran, by which it was taken to Houston, a distance of 300 | miles, will be shipped by the Lamport | &-Holt steamer Camoens direct from New York to Manchester on July 1.It will be received with suitable ceremony at Manchester and exhibited on | § the Exchange.The bale was bbught by J.MM.Jones, vice president of the Union National Bank of Houston, and shipped to Messrs.Post & Flagg, of York, to be sold at auction.The cotton grades staple of 11-16 inch, which is unusu- |} ally high for the first bale of a crop.The bale was received 11 days earlier than any other on record.After it has been exhibited in Manchester it will be woven into cloth for suits of | {J clothes to be made from it for presentation to King George of Great Brit- | ian, the Duke of Connaught, the new Governor General of Canada and President Taft.The bale is consigned to Messrs.Reynolds & Gibson, of Manchester, cotton brokers.\u2014N.Y.Maritime Register., TRADE MARK DECISION.Half a dozen local men in Vancouver recently sought to secure a provincial charter under the name of Semi-ready, Limited, for the purpose of tailoring and selling high-class garments.The Supreme Court of British Columbia was promptly appealed to by the Semi-ready Company, of Montreal, and this judgment was cecorded : \u201cThis court doth order and adjudge that the name of the defendant be changed so that the name \u2018Semiready\u2019 do not appear therein, and that until such change is effected by the Registrar of the Joint Stock Companies the defendant be restrained from carrying on any business in the Province of \u2018 British Columbia under the name of the \u2018Semi-ready, Limited,\u2019 similar to that carried on by the plaintiff.\u201d The \u201cSemi-ready\u201d name covers articles of all kinds for men\u2019s wear, and for women's wear, and the registered rights are vested in the Semi-ready Company, who tailor Semi-ready garments.Alfred Wood, Vice-President of the Semi