The Quebec chronicle, 19 juillet 1911, mercredi 19 juillet 1911

[" DOE i: wr 2 and Cheese Sandwiches.Phone 1141.\u2018NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Inner Seal Packages.: Uneeda Biscuits Graham Crackers, ZU.-ZU, Saltines, Vanilla Wafers, 5 O'Clock Tea, Arrowroot, Fig Newton, Water Wafers, Oatmeal, Pretzellettes A.GRENIER 94-98 8t.John Strast Founded 1832 We Prepay Freight Charges onvall $25.00 Orders.VETERANS NOW HAVE HD HOPE Commons Gives Them No \"Chance, Ottawa, July 18\u2014Special to Chrone icle\u2014The fat was in the fire from the opening of the extra session and right from the start the government's majority dropped to 16 on a straight party division.After preliminaries were over Hon.Mr.Fielding made a motion to go into committee of Ways and Means which meant resumption of the reciprocity debate.This was met by an amendment moved by Mr.Middlebro of North Grey that it is desirable that the government should recognize in some substantial man; ner the services rendered during the enian raids of 1866 and 1870, of the Canadian volunteers, Sir Wilfrid Laurier called his supporters to vote the amendment down, which \u2019 was done on a straight party vote of 61 to 45, the cut in the normal majority being hailed with great cheering from the opposition.This means that the last hope of veterans for recognition of their services has gone in spite of Laurier\u2019s promises in past years that something should be dope for them.To-night there was sn extended discussion on the question of state- owned cablé and land lines, MacLean York uréttg the government to co-opbrate with British an- thorities in r fo sécure reduction in present tolls.Mon.Mr.Lemieux thnounced that been matched wilh Sailor Burke of general of England he expected shortly there would be h reduction of 1214 cents in cable messages and that if further reductions were not forthcoming England would bud a state- owned cable.The government has not yet made P its mind what relief it will give the sufferers from the Porcupine fire.Mr.Smythe of East Algoma asked what it was intended to do to-night.Hon.Mr.Fielding replied that sui- ficient inforenation had not been re- celved and the government was waiting.Tents had been supplied by the militia department.The reciprocity debate was resumed fate to-night by Mr.Arthurs (Conservative) Parry Sound, who opposed the agreement from every economical and national standpoint.It appears to be the intention of the government to make a determined effort to get the reciprocity agreement through, although this is impossible, the opposition being determined to permit electors tp be consulted first.Indications are that the government, finding it impossible to carry reciprocity, will make efforts to obtain support and then go to the counfry at an early \u2018date, Mr.Monk gave notice of questions respecting tenders for the Quebec bridge, especially that of the British Empire Company.This will bring up an interesting debate.Both sides seem full of fight ad this special term promises to be one of the most exciting in the history of the Canadian Partlament.TOWN\u2019S CHIEF INDUSTRY TIED UP \u2018Sturgeon Falls, Ont, July 18\u2014An indignation meeting was held here Jest night to protest against the long delay in the liquidation proceedings of the Imperial Paper Mills, which Nas wrecked the business of the town, cauged miany people to move out and has resulted in hundreds of empty houses and stores.The paper mills, whieh were the chief industry of the town four years and a half ago, went into the hands of the receiver.Repeated efforts to reorganize or sell the plane have proved futile and the citizeny sre on the verge of desperation.Chey claim\u2019 that the assets are being élssipated by the tong delay in selling the property.a result of the\u2018 BOY PICKED OFF THE STREET Was Made President of Fire Insurance Company\u2014Inter- esting Developments.Philadelphia, July 18\u2014At a hearing here ta-day of three officials of fodrteen \u201cmutual fire insurance com- papies of this city on the charge of operating fraudulent concerns, a 19- year-old boy testified that he had been picked off the street and made president of two of the concerns and secretary of a third at a total salary of $5 a week.The witness, Herman S.Robinson, said he was homeless when hired\u2019 to run errands.He was told he must \u201cdress up\u201d and \u2018said that one of the defendants had outfitted him at a clothing store.At the end of the hearing the three officials, David Balaity, Jacob Mulschick \u2018and Charles Weinberg, were held under bail for trial.- Robinson testified he knew he had been mde president, but thought it was only a matter of form.He said that the janitor of an office building in which the fourteen companies were operated from the same room, was also made president of one af the concerns.Robinson further testified that } he had presided at directors\u2019 meetings of his companies, but had no idea of what was done.\u201cI always read a news, or went he said.Ernest K.Mueller, a solicitor employed by two of the concerns, which the State Insurance Departtient charges.were all controlled by the same principals, testified that while he was connected with the concerns new ones were organized with a total \u201cfake\u201d capitalization of $1,500,000.The names of the alleged subscribers, he said, were taken from the city directory.Harry S.Thiel.another solicitor, testified that \u2018agents of the companies get 50 per cent on all business they wrote and inspectors 10 per cent of all business written by those under them.\u201cThe money came in fast,\u201d he testified.\u201cBalaity and Malschick both had tin boxes in which they kept the cash and the boxes were often full.\u201d The offices of the concerns were recently raided.The concerns, it is charged, wrote fire insurance in all parts of the country nad it is claimed their toltal receipts were $27,000 a month.DIED AT AGE OF 113 YEARS.Leamington, Ont.July 18.\u2014 The death occurred a few days ago of Robert Spooner, eighth concession of Mersea Township, at the remarkable age of 113 years.Mr.Spooner was born in England in 1798 and came to Canada when about ten years old, thus having lived over a century in this province ¢ SUSPENDED BY THE RQYAL AERO CLUB.London, July 18-\u2014The Royal Aero Club has suspended for one month the aviator\u2019s certificate of D.Graham Gilmour for flying in a manner dan- geous to public safety during the recent Henley Regatta.This will prevent Gilmour's participation in the British circuit race for $50,000, which will start from Brooklands on Saturay.MEETING OF THE CANADIAN CLUBS.Winnipeg, Man., July 18.\u2014Under the presidency of Mayor Sanford Evans, himself joint founder of the first Canadian Club, at Hamilton, Ont., the Associated Canadian Clubs met this morning in executive session in the City Hall.Considerable organization work was got through with and this afternoon the delegates, who came from all parts of the Dominion, are guésts of the city at tire Exhibition.NOILLY PRAT e DRY FRENCH VERMOUTH baw, Young & Co.Montrealà to sleep: Balaity did alt- culmine \u201c tk An Example of Quick Returns MESSRS.THE CHRONICLE, ; , QUEBEC._ .: Gentlemen, \u2014 : It is with great pleasure that I take this opportunity of informing you of the exceptionally grand returns I obtained recently through the advertising columns of the Chronicle, which is to my belief, the best medium for quick results that I ever advertised in.In October I took a small space of three inch single column for some oysters I had to offer, and by six o'clock the same day I had disposed of over one hundred barrels.What confirms my belief that this result wae attained through the columns of your paper is that most of the purchasers said they had seen my advertisement in the Chronicle and had inquired for further particulars as to what brand they were.Thanking you for the above results obtained, 1 remain, + Yours respectfully, .H.DEROME, Per À.H.DEROME Mgr.P.8\u2014Mr.Derome is the well-known Fish and Fruit Merchant on' Finlay Market.What J.A.McCLURE, the well known It is the people\u2019s paper.east of Montreal It has no equal as a result-getter, It has the best news department.and money.preparation of copy.Why you should Advertise in the CHRONICLE : Publishes all the News.It has the largest circulation of any English paper in the province Ithas both Quality and Quantity in circulation.It is a morning paper and has the home circulation.People read the \u201cCHRONICLE\u201d for a place to spend their Hime Phone 45 and our ad.man will call on you to explain rates and help you in the | 1115-16 was paid.We quote: , Large, white .\u2018 dinary, 7.13d; ordinary, 6.884.The I sales of the day were 6,000 bales, of { export, and included 570 American.1 $7.05; WW, $7.10, ! semi-official statement to-night, the ! July 18, 1934.FLOUR Hungarian patent .nIenn No.1 strong bskers\u2019.2.45 Choice family str.bakers.2.25 2% Second bakers\u2019 .208 210 Ninety per 3 sent paten 200 205 Feed flouf .160 170 PARM \"PRODUCE.Manitoba oats; per bush.sen : Barley, common, bush.0.50 Peas, boilings, choice.130 Hay, good No.2, per 2,000 ba .2000.- .878 900 Hay, bated, per 2,000 1bs.11.00 12.00 Straw, per 1.200 Ids.478 490 Potatoes, per bag.«.120 1.28 \u2014 SUGAR Montreal, granulated, bbls, 100 Mogiresl, granulated.ba bags .Yellow, bb .Yellow, bags .+.4.40 ; Acadia, granulated, bags © or bbls.475 Acadia, yellow .420 DAIRY PRODUCE, GCE WHOLREALE y The buter markst is excited owing | § \u201cto the high price paid Saturday and | | yesterday in the country, Locally the | 8 price has been advanced one- -half cent | per pound this morning and a further | advance is expected for the end of the | § ; \u2018week, We quote: 3 Creamery, June solid.choice22 QR% Creamery, July, solid .21422 | Creamery, prints, choice.\"22% 23 Dairy prints.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.19% 20% Dairy, solids .19 19% Cheese.The price of cheese advanced another one-half cent in the country Saturday, and yesterday scored a further advance of one-fourth, when 11% to cenriaarns H%QI% Large, colored .11% 12 Twin, colored., .12% 13 EGGS.The price is very firm at recent advance The recipts have fallen off and if present demand continues we look for higher prices before long.We quote: New laid, selected, dozen.22 @23 New lsid, per dozen .19 20 Straight receipts .17 18 DRESSED MEATS.Hogs, abattoir killed, cw.35.50399.00 Hogs, country dressed,cwt.7.00 Beef, forequarters 6.50 a Beef, hindquarters Le ze Carcases, good ., Carcages, common 7.50 8% Mutton .| 9.00 11.00 Veal.9.50 10.00 COTTON MARKET.New York, July 18\u2014Cotton futures closed steady.Closing bids: July, 13.71c; August, 13.34c; September, 1245c; October, 1225c; November, 122ie; December, 1222c; January, 12.19c; February, 1219c; March, 12.25¢; April, 1225¢; May, 12.35.Spot closed quiet, 25 points lower.Middling uplands, l4c; do.gulf, 14.35¢ Sales 200 bales.Liverpool, July 18\u2014Cotton, spot, moderate business.Prices 22 points lower.American middling, fair, 8.15d; good middling, 7.81d; middling, 7.594; low middling, 7.39d: good or- which 1,000 were for speculation and Receipts were 3000 bales, including 800 American.Futures opened casly and closed feverish.OILS, ETC.London, July 18\u2014~Calcutta linseed, July-August, 67s.Linseed oil, 40s 9d.Sperm oil, £34 10s.Petroleum, American refined, 54d; spirits, 6%d.Turpentine, spirits, 37s 5%d.Rosin, American strained, 13s 9d; do.fine, 17s 9d.Savannah, Ga., July 18 Turpentine firm, 49% a49%c; sales 771; receipts 1,- 521; shipments 150; stocks 22,094.Rosin, firm; sales 3,200; receipts 5,- 081; shipments 225; stocks 104,154.Quote: B, $5.30; D, $5.90; E, $6.75; F, G, H, I, K, M, $6.62%; N, $5.90; WG, SPANISH FOREIGN OFFICE.Madrid, July 18\u2014According to a Foreign Office has requested the Spanish Legation at Tangier for in- tormation\u2019 regarding \u2018the reported arrest of M.Boisset, the French Consular Agent st Alcarzar.In view of been given to the Spanish Minister at Tagier and the fact also that he has not reported the incident is taken as indicating either that it was unimportant in itself or that the xplanations offered M.Boisset were satisfactory.STRIKE RIOTS AT CARDIFF.Cardiff, Wales, July 18\u2014Serious dioting occurred on the docks to-day, arising from the strike troubles, in which a dozen policemen and a score of civilians were badly injured.During the riots a large dock warehouse caught fire.It is suspected that an incendiazy applied the mateh.The tioters interfered with the efforts of the firemen to extinguish the flames, heads of liquor, s large quantity of which.they consumed.Troops have been ordered here from Newporg and there is great fear of renewed rioting of an even more see tious nature, HAVE YOUR FADED HATS RENEWED.Ladies\u2019 hate trimmed at half price Resd our big advertisement and looted the ware house of hoge- NEW YORK \u201c Fifth Avenne and Fifty-ninth Street mes © The ecolest Hotel in New York, overlooking Central Park.Convenient to thestres, and shopping distri.Single Rooms, with bath, .$4, 55 end $6 ror day Double Rooms, 3 bade, with back, $6, 37 snd $8 per dey Outdeer Tervace, Summer Garden with Russian String Orchesten Spocial Rates during the Summer Season = TP opées May it as The Flass, Now York, » Managing Director fi Jefferson County, 1,000 SES ALEXANDRIA! BAY,\u2019 In the most enchanting sfot in all charms are rarest, all the delights of modern civilization are added in the 1,000 Island House.No hotet of greater living facilities or such luxurious comfort\u2014real home ceyn- fort\u2014as does this palatial Summer retreat, every hour, or quiet, complete rest, Is the choice of every guest All Drinking Water used in the house is filtered.+ Send 2-cent stamps for Illustrated: Booklet.# O.G.STAPLES, Proprietor.: HARRY PEARSON, Chief Clock New York In the Heart of the Thousan 1 Islanis.\u2019 America, where nature's the Metropolis\u2019 provides An amusement for hay 2StOBUg aes Two High Class New Yok City Fireproof Hotels under one management., HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN HOTE SINGLE ROOMS .te ARLINCTON| siows200 | BRISTOL \u2014 WITH BATH \u2014 - 25h St $2.00 to $3.00 N oa St Near Broadway SUITES New Bradway - 13 story hotel ; all $3.00 to $5.00 frigid Re wad ?1 an spine Taiond [AMERICAN PLAN ur Wisi sn rom utes to id pew Penn.$2.50 to $5.00 Central Station a Station, convenient venient to vs, Sevmars Mlevated || atu veny Best |[Elevatea, all surface all surface lines and AT MODERATE lines and ail shops points of interest.RATES.and theatres.7 \u201cA Summer Outing Above the Hotel Kaaterskill, Catskill + \"Elevation 3,000 cet.Opens for the Season of 1911 on Thursday, June 29.THE REJUVENATION OF THIS FAMOUS RESORT.For the first time in its history this resort has been leased to a New York hotel man, Mr.Louis Frenkel, fourteen ycars proprietor of the Hotel Albert.The Hotel has Been renovated and put in first-class condition.Climate and location unequalled either in Europe or America.Up-to-date garage, \u2018boasting, fishing, golf links, tennis courts, bowling alleys Excellent accommodations for conventions.Assembly room seating 1,: 000 persons.Symphony Orchestra © A modern Rathskelier, with reasonable prices : \u201cSpecial attéactions and inducements for the younger set.it Tor 1 Rates for Famili Rates, $4 Per Day and Up, Tori to location of room.HARRISON 8.\u2018DOWNS, Munager, HOTEL KAATERSKILL, Kaaterskille, P.O., N.Ythe fact that instructions have already | = J.T.LEVALLEE, Prop.115 Mountain Hill American and European Plan \\ Cafe Attached to Hol 3 Close to Boats, Kievator, Cars and Traine.Phone 1708 Monicaim Billed Room 259 St.John St.E CLOUTIER, Prop.The soolest asd most up-to date pool roem in the city.First class tables, also cigars, liquors and tobacco.will be surprised.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.+ may2axmon,wed,sat,x}1y % ONCE A GUEST ALWAYS A GUEST.may 10xSaw.wed.eat.to 18 July HOTEL) GRENOBLE 56th St.& 7th Ave.Opposite Carnegie Hall, ' NEW YORK CITY.~~ Located within two blocks of besus tiful Central Pack and in the city's most refined.residential district, this exclusive family and transient hotel offers more in real living and comfort than many hotels whose accommodations are much more expensive.The hotel is within a few blocks of the theatres and shops and is only 8 minutes\u2019 ride from tHà Grand Central and Pennsylvania R R stations.There is no more ideal stopping place tor ladies travelling alone.The Restaurant, Cale and Grilt are of the finest in the city and are noted for the excelience of theit cuisine and service.Well trained servants render unobtrusive and perfect service thtoughout the hotel.Room with use of bath, $1.00 PER DAY AND up Room with private bai : $1.50 PER DAY AND UP - Apartments of Parlor, bedrdom and private bath, 3 $3.00 PER DAY AND UP 3 GEO.W.O'HARR, Mgr.: apl22xwed sat tilinevZl.+o A LEADING NEW YORK MOTEL THE GRECORIAN 35th Street Between Mh Avenue ead Broadway ae oy bom the noise, ed by ex = shops Hotel Blanchard 00 GLEUTIER, Pres American and Kurepeas Plas od RT ee NOTRE DAME SQUARE - QUEBES \u2018 deducted from same, MID-SUMMER SALE of Ladies\u2019 and Children's Furnishings 10% to 20% Discount.All goods marked in plain figures, discount Receipt with each sale showing discount.E.J.DYNES, 49 St.John Street.Tel 271 -__ LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Are offering to lease at their Head Office and st Roch Branch \u2018SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES .for safe ka22ping of Boral; stoazk |, tant documents, jewellery and other valuables.\u2014\u2014 BIRTH.CARDINAL-\u2014At Jeffery Hale\u2019s Hospital, July 14th.the wife of Mr, Geo.Cardinal a daughter.pied Rnd 502 S'Josern Sr.\u20ac, A.Paradis, J.R.Tremblay, Dir.Manager.WEEK JULY 17.A) Second Gala Week.La Chasse Au Mari, LU Four Act Comedy.Also an extraordigary programme of Views.$ ADMISSION.\u2026.\u2026 Sc.and 10c.Sat Matines, Ladies and Gent 10c.june7x12w.RUSTIC THEATRE A em .WEEE JULY 1 TH, wit, Matines 3.90, Evening 8.39 Selection by the Orchestra, Under the direction of W.Beaudry.The Cardownie Sisters.Europe's Premier International Dancers.The Omega Trio, Comedy and Singing.+ De Mateau Troupe.' Crazy Frenchman.The Musical Millers, .A Study in Music.> itmoroscope, Introducipg the Latest Pictures.50th Anniversary & 26lh-Annual.PIC-NIC Under Auspices of Quebec Ship Laborers\u2019 Benevolent Society.St.Catherine's Grove Saturday, July 220d, 1911, Brass Band and String Orchestra in Attendance.Trains will leave the Quebec & Lake St.John Railway Station at 8.45 a.m., 940 a.m.and 1.45 p.m., returning at 7 p.m.Tickets, adults, 65¢c; children, 3%c.Tickets can be procured at the fol lowing places : M.Tucker, Champlain street; W.J.Mulroney, 59 St Peter street, and from members of the Committee at the Depot of Quebec & Lake St.John Railway before departure of trains.july 19xwed,fri.PARIS CAFE 349 St.John Street, is the Best Restaurant for Ladies and Gentlemen, We use best quality in all goods we employ.We give excellent service.NOTICE | All persons owing accounts to the firm of Glover, Fry & Co., are hereby notified to pay at the office of M.Jos.111 Mountain Hill Julyl$ till 18 Augcectifizatey, im>or- o0cieé de Preis et Placements DE QUEBEC 81 St Peter Street DIRECTORS : Alex.Gauvreau - - President C.Kirouac - - Vice-President P.J.Bazin, J.I Lavery, Chas.\u201d Grenier.i LOANS on Real Estate, Mortgages, Bonds, Stocks.EASY TERMS.\u2014 B.F.HOUDE, Seeretary- Treasurerjulyi4xiS 25 STANISLAS ST, QUEBEC.14tb Year.\u201c \u2018Thetruction given in Bookkeeping, \u2018Bhorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, Drawing, Music and Modern Languages.© vacations.Day and Eveniny Classes.J.W.M.WALLACE, Principal.=== Buy Your _ \u2014 Pruneau & Co.142 St.Peter Strest, Cor.St.Andrew Phone 1230 WALLACE COLLEGE A150 Buloers' Supply \u2014_\u2014) junedxwed, sat tilldec! LA BANQUE NATIONALE On and after Tuesday, the Ist of August next, the Bank will pay to its shareholders & dividend of one and three-quarters per cent, being at the rate of seven per accent per anum, upon its capital for the quarter ending on the 31st of July next.is dividend will be paid according to the list ~f shareholders of record on the 16th of July next.By order of the Board of Directors.N.LAVOIE, General Manager.Quebec, June 20, 1911.june26xmon,wed,sat,tiiljuiy31 \u2014\u2014 YOU CANNOT BE WITHOUT THEM.Children's linen tourmalines § cents; aiso & lot of linen caps at 15 cents.See our big advertisement.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERR.| \u2014\u2014 ITHE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.r\u2014\u2014essssssmess | [] IN AND ABOUT TOWN |] res UE NI EE) MAN KILLED ON THE CPR.TRACKS Attempted to Jump On a Moving Freight Train and Met Death.A fatal accident occurred on the C.P.R.line in this city last evening about 8 o'clock, when an unknown man was killed by a freight train, near the corner of St.Dominique and Prince Edward streets.It appears that the unfortunate victim of the accident was hanging around that part of the city all the afternoon and at- fempted to jump on a western bound freight train, but missing his footing fell between the cars, which passed over his body.Death was instantaneous, and the victim was shortly after transferred to the Morgue, where an inquest will be held this morning by Coroner Jolicoeur.It was thought that the man belonged to Limoilou, and that his name was Amyot, but he was not identified.The unfortunate man was almost decapitated by the train.Don't miss the splendid programme on ag the Palais Royal this week.COURT OF SESSIONS.A man convicted of assault at the bridge works at Cap Rouge was fned $5 and costs in the Court of Sessions yesterday.Three men accused of stealing wood were discharged, there not being sufficient evidence to support the charge.ENGLISH TWEEDS SACRIFICED.English tweed, and worsteds, also Scotch twecds and Harris homespuns, as well as Vecuna and Cheviote, are being sacrificed owing to J.H.Mullin closing his tailoring establishment.Tweeds worth $3, $4 for $1.35 and $1.95 per yard.RECORDER'S COURT.Aldermen Shink and Goulet presided in the Recorder's Court yesterday.Eight prisoners appeared before them.One for being drunk and using obscene language was fined $20 and costs or one month's jail.Of seven men accused of plain drunks, six were fined $5 and costs or eight days each, and one $2 and costs or a similar imprisonment.A man summoned by his wife was allowed to go on suspended sentence, LAST DAY, THURSDAY.The special sale of Semi-ready suits, now taking place at L'Heureux & Gauvin's store and at Geo.Moris: sette\u2019 ., will conclude on Thursday.This is the last chance to purchase $15 suits for $10.50; $20 ruits for $115 and $25 suits for $20.july19x2 - WATER TROUGHS FOR HORSES At the instance of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animtls two water troughs have heen placed by the city, one at the Champlain market and the other at the foot of e Salaberry street, and thanks are ue to His Worship the Mayor, who so promptly gave his attention to the request of the Society, These troughs are a great boon to the horses, and are greatly used, showing the necessity there was to have them placed in the localities above named.BUILDING DESTROYED BY FIRE LAST NIGHT.The firemen had a short but sharp struggle with a fire in Queen street last evening, An alarm from box 64 brought them to the scene, when it was discovered that the blaze had broken out in a two story brick building, No.323.The fire was in the upper story and the building was badly damaged.The building was oœcupied by Mr.J.B.Falardeau, whn has an insurance of $600.The building was owned by Mr.Falardeau, senior, who has an insurance of $1,000.CANADIANS FOR SHOEBURYNESS.The following members of the 6th Regiment of Artillery, Ljevis, left yesterday afternoon for Halifax to undergo training before proceeding to take part in the annual artillery competition at Shoeburyness, Engin which 40 Canadian volunteer artillery competitors will take part :\u2014 Sgt.-Major T.Morin, Lauzon; Sergt.H.Carrier, Levis : Sergt.Bernier and Cpl.Belanger, Lauzon ; Sergt.Emile Laflamme and Sergt.Peter Mackay, Levis.After undergoing their military exercises at Halifax, the Canadisn representatives will proceed to Petewawa, and will leave there for England on the 8th of August.An album full of post cards is a nice souvenir of a vacation trip to a big town.À lot of good albums can be found at the store of Mr.John E.Walsh, on St.John etreet.PECULIAR FIND MADE IN GUELPH.Guelph, Ont.July 18\u2014A peculiar find was made yesterday by workmen at the subway excavation at Huskisson street.They were digging in the solid earth, over 13 feet helow the surface, when one umearthed & stick of dynamite over two feet in length, Another picked up a Canadian copper coin, which was found to be over one hundred years old.Another coin was also found, but nothing can be made ous of it FUNERAL WAS IMPOSING ONE Last Tribute of Respect to Memory of the Late Mr.E.G.Joly de Lotbiniere, The faneraliof Mr.Edmond Joly de Lotbiniere took place yesterday afternoon and was very largely attended by Quebec's mos prominent citizens.The funeral service at the Cathedral was a very impressive one, the body being received by Lord Bishop Dunn and Bishop Farrar, while among the clergymen present were Rev.Messrs.Burgett, Scott, Bunbury, Thompsun and Moorhead, The opening sentences were recited by Bishop Farrar and the lesson read by Lord Bishop Dunn.Rev.Canon Scott recited the prayers.During the course of the solemn requiem the 5th Psalm and the hymns, \u201cOn the Resurrection Morning\u201d and \u201cSteep Thy Last Sleep\u201d were feelingly rendered by the choir, under the direction of Mr.E.A.Bishop, who presided at the organ and at the close played the \u201cDead March.\u201d At the conclusion of the service in the Cathedral, the remains of the lamented deceased were interred in Mount Herman Cemetery, where they were followed by a large number of relatives and friends.Among the principal mourners were the deceased\u2019s son, Mr.Alain Joly de Lotbiniere, his brothers-in-law, Messrs.St.George Boswell, Arthur J.D.Campbell, Lieut.Col.G.E.Allen Jones and Lt.-Col.Geo.S.Cantlie ; his cousins, Messers.H.S.Oliver and Dudley Oliver, and his nephews, Messrs H.À.Joly de Lotbiniere, Erie de L.Greenwood and Harold Greenwood.Lieut.Gov.Langelier was represented by Capt.V.Pelletier, A.D.C., while Hon.L.A.Taschereau represented the Provincial Government.Among the mourners was Mr.Jas.Lawlor, of Ottav/a, secretary of the Canadian Forestry Association, INSEPECTING THE FORTS.Brig.-General Otter is a guest at the Chateau Frontenac.He spent esterday inspecting the forts of vis.HAPPY NIGHTS HAD HAPPY NIGHT.ov moonlight ««.drsion of the ppy; Knightaldast evening was s at Unjoyable and successful one.There\u2019 was 3 large attendance, and a merry time.rbonneau's Orches- ¥ supplied the: music, and the danc- 3 had 2 fine time.DOCK STRIKERS MAKE TROUBLE AT ANTWERP.Antwerp.July 18.\u2014Serious disturbances occurred at this port to-night.Strikers attacked the men loading a Red Star steamer, and when the police intervened the crowds took sides with the strikers.The police were assailed on all sides, stones, crockery and other household utensils being showered on their heads from the windows of houses.They were finally forced to use their revolvers.BURIAL OF SUICIDES.As one reason for the increasing number of suicides an unusual explanation was given by the Bishop of St.Albans in the Upper House of Convocation of Canterbury.In a report read by the Bishop on the question of the burial of suicides, it was stated that there was a widespread belief that burial with full rites of the Church was not likely to be withheld from suicides in cases when the verdict was \u2018Suicide,\u201d unqualified by any other conditions.The Bishop of Bristol referred to part of the report which si§ed that it did not seem necessary to refuse to allow the body to be brought into the Church.He thought a little outward form of severity in this respect would strike parishioners, and might do a great deal of good.The Bishop, of Oxford said that a man who hédHifRed notoriously in tin, who had done ail he couid to eut himself off from the Church, would be a better one to whom to refuse admission to the church.But in other cases, if they could carry the relatives of the deceased with them in the matter, they would gain incaleulably with regard to the feeling in the neighborhood.He thought this could be done by sdmitting the body to the church, but making it clear that certain words could not be used in the service by the graveside.The House adopted à resolution.to the effect that in any case in which a clergyman nfight be compelled to believe that serious harm would result in the parish if the rervice in the Prayer Book were used in its entirety, he should bring the case before the Bishop, and be guided by his judgment, It was also agreed that, with a view to uniformity of practice, it was de: tirable forms of service should be provided which might be used when the service in the Prayer Book could not rightly be used in its entirety.Took\u2019s Coston Root Compound.VETO BILL WILL PASS LORDS, Amendments to the Measure, | However, Will Not be Accepted by the Commons.London, July 18\u2014Mr.Balfour had another long conference with Lord Lansdowne to-night, and it is understood that they decided to adhere to the policy of allowing the amended veto bill to pass the third reading without division.So far, there is no sign of any motion to reject the bill and although it is \u2018still possible that the insurgent peers may challenge division it is not expected that the revolt will be big enough to endanger the bill in this stage, as Lord Lansdowne and his associates are doing their best to counteract the threatened rising.London, July 19\u2014The Liberal morning papers predict that the crisis will end quietly without the creation of new peers.Assuming that the Lords will pass the third reading of the veto bill on Thursday, they state that Premier Asquith will on Friday announce in the House of Commons that the Government has the power to make the nation\u2019s will prevail.One rumor goes so far as to state that Premier Asquith has also authority to announce that the King desires through his Ministers to express the hope that the violent differences of opinion shall be persisted in between the two Houses of Parliament.After an announncement of this kind the Liberals assume that Lord Lansdowne will counsel his followers not to persist in opposing the bill, but : will at the same time intimate the determination of the Unionist party to repeal the bill when they come into power.Some of the insurgent peers may even then hold out, but not enough of them to prevent the final passage of the bill.Color is given to this Liber! view of the situation by the attitude of the Unionist organs this morning.They all anticipate that the bill will pase its third reading on Thursday, and some who have up to the present advocated the \u201cno surrender\u201d policy, now coun- se] moderate views, admitting that the insurgent policy would only lcad to another general election when the Unionists would be certain to suffer defeat.BRIEF NOTES OF OF DOMINION NEWS.nw20m Mrwco Toronto July 18\u2014Word was received in Toronto to-day of the death, at Vevey, Switzerland, of Mrs.Isabel J.MacMahon, widow of the Iste Hon.Justice MacMahon of Toronto.On the death of her husband, Mrs.Mac- Mahon, who was ill-health, left Toronto for Switzerland.Rosthern, Sask.July 18\u2014A triple drowning occurred on Red Deer Railway Lake, those drowned being Leroy MacDonald and his fourteen-year-old ! son and Owen Hughes.The three were out rowing in a small hoat.Two of the bodies have since been recov- | ered.The victims lived at Gilles, 30 miles northwest of Rosthern.| { Toronto, July 18\u2014John M.Imrie, | editor and manager of the Printer and Publisher, was at a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Canadian Press Association.held Monday night, appointed permanent secretary of the association with offices in Toronto.Mr.Imrie accepted the position to-day on the understanding that he should spend half his time in the work of the association.Woodstock, Ont, July 18\u2014The Woodstock City Council this morn- \u2018 ing sent a draft for $200 to Torontn to be added to the fund for the relief of the sufferers in the Northern Ontario fires.À number of the Aldermen though the amoung too small, but it was decided to send the two hu1- dred first and to supplement the gift if the needs of the sufferers demani- | ed it.Woodstocks, Ont.July 18.\u2014Miss Mabel Mason, who lost her life in the Detroig River by jumping from a hunch: wheh tHe gioting took fire, was formerly employed as a dining- room girl at the North American Hotel.Latterly she had been working at the knitting factory.On Saturday she left Woodstock in company with Miss McGovern, whose father is employed a; the North American Hotel.Miss McGovern was on the bost but escaped.! \u2014 1 Blenheim, Ont.July 18\u2014-The Mich- | igan Central Railroad almost had an- | other level-crossing fatality this evening.and as it is, Mrs.G.W.Cundle, | wife of a well-known Harwick farmer, is lying ap her home with a broken shoulder.Mrs, Cundle and her daugh- ° ter, Mrs.Clarence Huffman, were driving home from here and went on the track in front of the mail train.The women treid to hurry over before the train reached them.but were struck, the horse being killed and the buggy demolished.Toronto, July , 18\u2014The Canadian Northern Railway will soon have regular trains running between Toronto and Trenton.The line is partly ready, but has not been passed upon by the Bailway Commission.The railway hope to establish a regular service about August 15.Toronto, July 18&\u2014The body of Harvey Kerwan, of Isabella street, drowned in the bay on June 28th by falling from sa gasoline launeh, was picked up this morning.A brother, Mr.T.A.Kerwan, was communicated The great Uterine ic, and ps Sr A rea IT LR ds Let ARS i oe po Te # with and identified the remains ssic Cement Blocksby the thousand, as well as the chain which serves as a border to the pavement.SPECIALTY\u2014~Church Steps, Passages, Cellars TEL 3662 PERMANENT SIDEWALKS We are well equipos | for the paving of sidewelim with our Mo- The blocks may be bought by\u2019 the hundred or x BLAIS & FRIGON 179 Crown St All pavements bear the name of the Firm Sale Price, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 and $3.00.LADIES\u2019 EMPORIUM Summer Sale - - - Millinery™ Balance of our trimmed hats.Regulartvalues $1.00 -to sito 7 * Bian LINEN SUITS.Colors Pink Blue, Tan and Navy.Regular values 5.00 and\u2019.COTTON $20.00.Sale Price, $2.50.MUSLIN AND GINGHAM DRESSES, Regular prices $7.00 to $20.00.At a big 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Your Grocer has the Eddy Brand you particularly Favor.Maybe \"the new \u201cRoyal George\u201d Sate Slients sult you weil.Ask to see \u2018Em \u201c Always, everywhere in Canada, ask for Eddy's Matches\u201d! MACKIES SPECIAL Many men would require to be total abstainers were it not for whisky.The ideal Scotch Whisky, from a medicinal point of view, is one which will act as a heart tonic, as a digestive, and yet be non-gouty.Ageing alone develops the higher alcoholic and ethers and expels the fusel oil and other detrimental ingredients, | MacKie's Special Whisky has long heen recognized by the medical world as meeting all the requirements, and every vatting is guaronteed by Analysis.We are sole distributors for this celebrated brand in Canada.GEORGES PATRY Phone 3515.Established 1680.22 Fabrique COAL BEST SCOTCH and American ANTHRAGITE GOAL for household purposes A.K.HANSEN & CO.82 8t.Peter Street Phone 362 JuneléxWed Sarai Pi po En _.a pp \u2014 | ED Cl [] Latest Sporting News IEEE EEE) | MONTREAL PULLED OUT VICTORY Dubuc Won His Seventh Straight Game \u2014 Buffalo Pitcher's Wretched Support.Montreal, July 18\u2014Schultz pitched good ball to-day and allowed Montreal only four hits, but the Royals pulled out a victory, 3 to the Bisons giving their twirler wretched rupport.Johny Dubuc was on the firing line for the locals and notched his seventh straight victory, shutting out the visitors and allowing only six singles.Score : Buffale.AB.RH.PO.A.BH Schrim, Lf.3 0 0 } 0 © Starr, se.\u2026.401341 Murray, cf, 00200 McCabe, rf.01300 H.Miller, 1b, .027131 McAllister, \u2018e.00621 Truesdale, ' 2b.\"01130 McDonald, 3b.00012 Schultz, p.8 01 4 à 0 xHenline .1 0 0 0 Totals.32 0 62415 § xBéttad for McAllister in 9th, Montreal.AB.R.H.PO.A.B French, 22b.4 0 0 3 1 © Yeager, 3b.300011 W.Miller, cf.110300 Hanford, rf.3 1 0 100 Gandil, 1b, .3 1 210 1 0 Demmitt, 1.f.3 006200 Holly, ss.300150 Curtis, c.\u2026.3 00610 Dubuc, p.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.3 0 Z 1 4 1 Totals.26 3 42713 2 Score by innings : Buffalo .000000000\u20140 Montreal .\u2026 .00030000*\u20143 Summary.Two base hit: Miller; left on bases: Buffalo, 8; Montreal, 4; 11st base on errors: Buffalo, 1; Montreal, 2; sacrifice hits: W.Miller, Hanford; stolen base: Gandil; base \u2018on balis: off Schultz, 2; off Dubuc, 1; struck out: by Dubue, 4; by Schultz, 8; hit by pitcher ; Schrim and Yeager.Time 140.Umpires, Hart and Kerin.\" CANADIAN WINS FIRST 8TA._ OF KING'S PRIZE.London, July 18\u2014Corporal-Trainor, of Toranto, won the first stage of the King's Prize to-day at Bisley.THE CAUSE OP HEAVY HITING.Umpire \u201cSilk\u201d O'Loughlin, of.the American League,.\u2018does not agree with the majority of baseball foitow- ers that the new cork centered ballis responsible for the heavy hitting this season.Recently the king of American League indicator holders gave his opinion of the new ball and also his reason for disagreeing with those followers who insist that the new spheroid is too heavy.\u201cSilk\u201d offers the argument that an overplus- of pitchers is to blame.Each team carries from six -to ten pitchers, and the club managers, as a rule, try to give each man a fair trial.his plan gives a piteher only one day in eight or ten for work, and it is hard for a man to show at his best.\u201cCut down your pitching rtaffs to tix men,\u201d says O'Loughlin, \u201cand you will have the solution of the hard hitting problem.\u201d TORONTO CRICKETERS DRA WWITH CRESCENTS New York, July 18\u2014The Torento cricketers played a draw game with the Crescent Athletic Club team today on the Bay Ridge grounds.The weather was excellent and the ground splendid wicket which favored the batters and puzzled the bowlers on both sides.' The local men won the toss and went first to bat, .F.Jackson making the top score of 56, and after seven wickets had fallen for 169 runs Capt.J.B.Johnstone declared the innings elosed.The viritors then had 75 mioates of playing time and they speedily ran up a score of 124 for six wickets before the stumps were drawn at sundown.H.S.Reid was high man with 32; Dr.W.K.Dean, the Canadian captain, made 28; F.G, Hill 25 and O.Turvill 23, not out.The visitors will not play to-mor- row, but are scheduled for three one-, day matches on Staten Island during the remainder of the week.YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.National.At Braokiyn :\u2014 St.Louis, 8; Brooklyn, 3.At Boston :\u2014 Chicago, 14; Boston, 6 \u2018 At New York Cincinnati, 8; New York, 2, | At Philadelphia :\u2014 Pittsburg, 2; Philadelphia, 4.Second game\u2014Pitteburg, 1; Philadelphia, 2.RACING AT WINDSOR TRACK Two Feature Events Yesterday ~~Meeting of the Stewards of Association.Windsor, Ont, July 18\u2014A handicap at a mile and a sixteenth, and a race for Canadian bred two-year-olds were provided as features at Windsor this afternoon.The Valley Farm stable captured the \u201clatter event with the Martimas colt White Caps, who made a runaway affair of the race and beat Ondramon out in ezsy fashion, while Cliff Edge proved best in the handicap.He made all of his own pace and led the one to two favorite Naushon a length at the finish.All of the stewards of the Canadian Racing Association with the exception of Jos.E.Seagram were present at the meeting of the body this after- 2008.- The following trainer licenses were granted :\u2014SS.C.Barnam, Thomas Collins, F.Brooks, E.Glasco, Max Hirsch, W.S.Houde, W.O.Goplin, H.Loudon, J.WZMay, Geo.Odom, J.B.Respess, Hi H.Selby, Geotge Walker and W.C.Westmoreland.The following jockeys slso received licenses :\u2014F.Bpatich, J.Davenport, T.Gaskins, N.'Kennedy, J.Loftus, J.Love, H.McAfee, H.L.Saffel, C.Turner.L.* Hughes - was granted a license to 5 for § C.Hildreth, and Jockeys J.Élass-and J Henry were granted probationary licenses.Jockey A.Wrispen has deen temporarily stopped from riding untii his contract papers have been straightened out.The ban against Jockey Byrne and Trainer John Powers was lifted and Tom Shaw was permitted to book again.Summary.1st race, purse $400, 2year-olds, Canadian bred, 4% furlonge\u2014White Laps, woh; Ondramon, 2nd; Prince Polo, 3rd.Time, 55 4.Rockspring, Sati and Steambdoat also ran, 2nd race, purse $500, 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs\u2014Pluvius, won; Stilly Night, 2nd; Martin W.Littleton, 3rd.e, 1.13 2-5.Rogod, Little Father, Sidney R, Capsize, Cherish, Double Five and Ben Lasca also ran.3rd race.purse $800, handicap, ear-plds and up, mile and à den Cri Edge.*, #on; Naushon, 2nd; Carlton, 3rden; Time, 146 1.5.Montgomery also ran.: {th rate, purse ; for 3gear-olds and up, \u2018Mile and\u2019 $, yuarter\u2014Super- 3 oix- visor, won} Oracle aénét Neughty Lad; 3rd.Time.A0874-5.Third Rail, Merman, Ho Shean, Bang and Salisn also Sth race, pur , 2-year-olds, St furlongagyvlliss Joe, won; Monsieur * 246; Ochre Court, 3rd.Time, 1.08 1-5.Rey, Gagnant, Communist, Lure, Henock, Toart Rack, Inspector Lestrade also ran.6th .race, purse 4-year-olds, selling, 6 furlongs\u2014S8Tr Alvescot, won; King Avondale, 2nd; Abrasion, 3rd ; time, 1.14, Carillon, Detroit, Mac- Ras, Cooney K., apd Rupning Aecount alro ran.vo \u2014_\u2014 ee MARK TWAIN REGARDING HORSE RACING.Some years ago, after looking the situation all over, the late ark Twain made the homelg but very pat observation : \u201clI am convinced that it is the uncertainty about it all that makes horse racing.\u201d Everybody familiar with the running horees.knows that.the uncertainty of the game has\u2019 been established through the plan of handicapping the bang-tails : the ingenious scheme of putting weight on some horses and of taking weight.off of certain other hortes in order to make the chances of the fast and the slow ones eqoal.: It was about ten years ago, or thereabouts, that the, first attempt to equalize the harness: horses was made by the late Williem B, Fasig, as smart & man as e¥ér stepped oh the racing track.Fasig gave the plan up as a fist failure and almost wept when all hfs plans went awry.\u2018Severs! years later Horace W.Wilson, Secretary of the Lexington, Ky.track, made an experiment on weight handicaps for pacers and trotters.He gave tremendous amount of energy to Be scheme, but had only an indifferent amount of success.Co This year the first public demonstration of handicapping the trotters and pacers by putting weight over harness saddle will be tried out H.K.Kline, the Secretary of the Orand Rapids Association, firmly believes he has solved the intricate problem of handicapping harness horses.Kline argues along practically the same liner as did Pasig and Wilson, but in somewhat more detail.Since 1 ha is the first secretary in the Grand Circuit to promulgate races under the handicap plan, the outcome of his experiment is awaited with remarkable interest in Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, Buffalo, Syracuse, Poughkeepsie, Readville, Columbus, Lexington and other cities where the\u2019 great tpotters and pacers will show, BOUT WAS CALLED OF; FP FLYNN HURT New York, Jyyl 18-~Tbhe 10 round bout toheduled for to-night at the At Chicago :\u2014 At Detroit i= à Detroit, 16; Boston, 7.A \u2018 + + Cleveland, 9; New York, 6 At Bt, Louis :\u2014 At Toronto :\u2014 \u2018 d Chicago, 1; Washington, 7.At Cleveland :\u2014 &t.Louis, 2; Philadelphia, 32 | Rochester, 3; Toronto, 4 At Jarse She \u2014 ete, à wark, 1; Joe ty, oe gné ramé-\u2014Neve 4 Forver ! Twentieth Century Club between Joe Jeanette and Porky Flynn, was called off to-day owing to an injury sustained by Flynn while training.As do fighter could be secured to take his place & posiponement.of she fight until Tuesday next was sanaunocd.\u2026 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE \"BUCK\" HERIOG QUTS BASEALL Disgusted With the Game Will Leave Bostons for the Farm \u2014\u2014er Boston fans have scarcely recovered their breath from the shook given them by the announcement that Buck Herzog and Doc Moller had quit the | Boston National League baseball team.Both: of these players.are crack ones and they, with Bill Sweeney, have kept the team from dropping completely out of the league.Herzog is by far the leader of the pair.He is one of the heaviest batters in the Nationa: League and has lammed out more triples and doubles than his competitor.As 3 base stealer he enjoys a national reputation.He has become disgnsted, however, with the treatment accorded him.; Herzog declared that he is going going back \u2018to his ryland home, where no one will w{ id any ezar- like authority over him.He has a farm at Ridgely, and is convinced that it it the finest place in all.the world.When asked if he reslly intended quitting the diamond, he murmured : \u201cYou should see my farm st Ridgely.- Then such questions would be unnecessary\u201d lt ie generally credited that Buck will hike batk to the farm.He shines as a player and regrets havigg to play with a losing team.f he really quits and can untie himself from Boston, be probably will be gobbled.up by any one of a half dozen big league teams, Herzog complains that he was fined $300 or 15 days\u2019 pay, for indifferent ball playing in New York, recently.He says that the fine was to be remitted if he played better ball, but, notwithstanding he has since done his best, nothing has been said about repaying the fine, Miller says he is going out West to practice medicine.BERMUDA CRICKETERS WON AGAIN Philadelphia, Pa, July 18\u2014The Bermuda cricketers defeated the Merion Cricket Club eleven in a one inning match to-day at Haverford with nine wickets to spare.The local team was retired for & total of only 88 runs.J.R.Conyérs scored 38 and A.West 40 for the visitors, their total, with 8 scored by Fisher before he was retired, 2nd 3 extras, gave Bermuda the game with the lost of only one wicket.WIFE SOLD FOR A SSHILLING.A husband at SStaveley Town has made a sad mistake by a rash offer.He sold his wife for a shilling.The buyer and the husband were in a local hotel.The wife entered and tried .ta persuade her busband to go home.He might have e, but some of his friends joined their entreaties to hers, dnd this so incensed him that he ejaculated, turning to one of them, \u201cDoes tha' want \u2018er?Tha' can \u2018ave \u2018er for a \u2018bob.\u2019 \u201d The offer was promptly closed with, and the woman \u201cchanged hands.\u201d Since the affair the husband has repented of his sorry bargain, and has made repeated attempts to win the regard of his lost spouse again.But she prefers.the new order, and is obdurate and, apparently, content.The husband has invoked the aid of the guardians of the peace, but has met with little sympathy in that quarter.Both the men are miners, and \u201cold friends.\u201d WELL KNOWN ENGINEERS DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP.Montreal, July 18\u2014The partnership of the well known firm of engineers, Ross: & Holgate, has been ditsolved, the dissolution taking virtual effect as from July 1st last.Henceforward the business will be eontinued under the name of R.A.Ross & Company.CL - Mr.Henry Holgate, who has been associated: with Mr, Robt.A.Ross for the past ten years, has joined the Cedar Rapids Power Company and will.take over the control of that concern as president.Messrs.Ross & Holgate during their partnership were concerned with the establishment of some of the best known electrical works in the country, nofably the Hydro-Électrie, and the West Kootenay companies.They were also consulting engineers for the Canadian Pacific \u2018Railway, and it was under their supervision that the Angus shops were laid out.Mr.Holgate was chsirman of the commission wheh was appiointed to investigate the eause of the collapse of the Quebec bridge.ITERARY NOTES | CANADA'S WEST AND FARTHER WEST\" (By Frank Carrel, Journaîtet) We acknowledge with pleasure a copy of \u201cCanada\u2019s West and Farther West\u201d from the able pen of Mr.Frank Carrel, of the Quebec Telegraph.The book consiste of a teries of impressions gathered by the author during a recent extended trip throughout the Dominion.Mr.Carrel is a keen observer and has a faithful eye for detail so that his impressions are both in.ferésting and comprehensive.He gives a graphic description of the places which be visited and the per- tone with whom he came in contaet while the Rasterner will fnd fn his writings a veritable encyéolpedia of Information about the West and its rapid development and opportunities, \u2018The book is profusely and handsomaly illustrated and reflec much credit on its author aûd OR the publithers, the Telegraph Pricting Compeny.\\ N « \u2018 \u2018MR.ELisEE Du) on | / A FRANK TESTIMONIA 1 pis; of SE, PaulTde la\" suffering from} weakness] 74: Mi! 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HEAD AND SWIPPIRG OF THE CELESAATIO \"DOMINION\" STEAM us OAS OOALS Sereoened, Run-ePf-Mine and Slash Por Particulars, apply 0 SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL whieh Thad taken\u201c - \u2014\u2014 | TEALOUSY LENDS TO ENH SATEACE Trial Turns on Valuable Medical Discovery\u2014-Historic Exposition.\u2014 The jeslqusy of a sombre-minded gardener precipitated a tragedy for which he heard pronounced upon bim, st the Old Bailey, the sentence of death.He heard it apparently un moved snd walled quietly from the dock.He hid told «doctor that.he did not care what became of him; he had tried to commit suicide, The case will hold a Historic place in the records of medical discovery.To this aspect Mr.Justice Darling adverted in bis summing ap.He said that, until lately, all a doctor could say for certain, if he made a test of blood, was that it was the blood of a mammal or of a fish or a reptile.He could not say it was that of a bear, a lion, a horse, or a man, of a woman.Now doctors were able to say for certain, they claimed, by a test which they could make, whetittr it was the blood of a human being, or of some other mammalign cresture.This was the first case in, whigh:it had been stab- lished in a court of justice thât, as distinct \u2018from the blood of ano'ref mammals-this, was \u2018that of a human being.But in this instance the evid- ence- went further.The doctors were able to say that the blood found upop the clothes of the accused was of on gnaemic person, and the murdered girl had been attended for anaemia.The gardener on whom the death gentence was passed was Geo.Baron Pateman, a man of 33, who had been in the navy, and he was sentenced in respect of the murder of Alicelsabel Linford, 22, to whom he had been engaged.\u2018The girl was employed as a parlour-mtaid \u2018at North Finchley.The couple, just prior to the tragedy, had become estranged.Patemau, Rowever, wrote the girl asking her to meet him.She did not keep the apppintment, but as the was returning from a visit the accused cut her throat.The accused, whose clothing was covered with blood, returned home and went to bed, making no attempt to obliterate the evidences of the crime.* Last September he was groom- ghrdener at Wormington Rectory, in orcestershire.He gave up his tuation in April to go to Finchleyn April 23 he told the girl he was going to cut his throat or throw himself on the railway lines.He kissed her, and said it was for the last time.Among the witnesses called for the prosecution was the accused's father, who said he wat in the habit of walk- Ing with the girl to the house where she was employed when she had been 3 Besouip she was so nervous H por ee it Jett hér on the.night of .tbe- tragedy, a Sunday night, about three minutes\u2019 walk from the.house where she was employed.Hé sawthe figure of a person approach her, but he could not distinguish whether it was a man or 2 woman.The father safd his son had been very strange in his manner at times.The medical officer of Brixton\u2019 Priton said.there had been insanity in Paterman's family, and he might have been.temporarily affected by it.À doctor for the defence said he found the man sullen and morose.Mr.Justice Darling, passing sentence, said he agreed Pateman was riot insane and that he had taken the girl's.life-shrough jealousy.A WOMAN.SHOT IN .AN AUTOMOBILE Richmond, Va., July 18\u2014While returning to the city in a motor car from Chesterfield County to-night, Mrs.H.C.Beattie, jr, was thot and instantly killed by an unidentified white man, who escaped.BERMUDA THE IDEAL VACATION TRIP .MOUND TRIP $10, $20 AND UPWARDS D'ALLEXP D 8 ¥ ATL a hi x Sta Jao L * base iy \u20188.Backing, 1, ROT.& on ue! J ulySxmon, wld, frix9 Imperial Bank of Canata, DIVIDEND NO.84.Notice is hereby given that a dividend.at the rate of twelve per cent.(12%) per annum upon the paid-up capital stock of this institution has been declared for the three months ending 31st July, 1911, and that the same will \u2018be payable at the Head Office and branches on and after Tuesday, the Ist day of August next.The transfer books will be closed from the 20th to the 31st July, 1911, both days inclusive.By order of the Board, D.R.WILKIE, General Manager.Toronto, June 28, 1911.julySxiaw,wedx4 SX TO [12 p48 EN: 9 DAYS SP PRIEST FRATI ME Organized a Little Army and Captured a Town in Mexico, Mexico City, July 18\u2014Father Capelln, temporarily forsaking the pence- ful vocation of the priesthood, recently placed himself at the head of 4 hundred men and las; waok attacked snd captured, after brisk fighting, the town of Penjamo, in the State oi Guanajuanto, according to Juan Guiterraz, owner of the Hacienda de la Calle, near Penjemo, who-arrived here to-day.Until recently, the priest was chaplain of the hacienda, He recruited his little army there after har- ranguing the laborers on the subject of how badly they were treated.PLAYING BURGLAR T0 HS UNCLE Confession of Daring Raids Before Epsom and Ascot.A singular document was read in the Sutton \u2018Surrey) Police Courta declaration written, a detective said, by a youth who stood in the dock.to the effect that.he broke into the local postoffice, of whic hhis uncle is sub-postmaster, on the eve of Epsom and Ascot, taking money which vanished in betting and \u201csecing life.\u201d It was ona further midnight visit to the house.the sub-postmaster intimated, that the accused was caught.George Ernest Dickenson, ship's steward.was accused of breaking into the postoffice and of stealing thence on May 24 £12 in gold, and on June 9 £15 10c.Going into the cell to Dickenson, on receiving a message, said the de.tective-inspector, Dickenson told him he wished to make a statement, and clear up the whole matter.He.dictated the following voluntarily: \u201cMr.Collins, sub-postmaster, High street, is my uncle.I have on several occasion stayed with him for weeks together.One night in May just before the last Derby day, about 11 o'clock 1 got into my uncle's house through the pantry window at the back.I passed through the scullery and kitchen and went upstairs to my uncle's bedroom, the door of which was unlocked.1 took a bunch of safe, from.my uncle's coat pocket.I returned downstaits, entered the shop Pahé- safe, went back to the bedroom pocket.\u201d - \u201cThe writer recorded the curious incident that he returne dtd the Kitchen\u2019 and remained there until 3:30 in the, morhing, smoking cigarettes, He beft the housg by the scullery deer.He went on all four days to Epsont simmer races, and shortly before midnight on June 8 agein proceeded to the postoffice, went through the same programme, and took £16 in gold and shiver from the safe, He wrgte: \u201cMy uncle and aunt were both asleep.! returned to the kitchen, went into the pantry, took a\u201d boitle of stout, drank part of it and smoked cigarettes, remaining there until about 3:30 a.m.1 Loft by the sipid way 3 1 had on the previous occasion.The following week I rent to Ascat racet, where 1 lost most of the money batting.\u201d Dickenson, moreover, described how he got into the house an the night he was arresté, and conelyded: \u201c1 am sorry 1 have done this, and wil ido ail I can to repay my uncle the money I have taken _- The sub-master told of being awakened by noises on the nigth of the arreat, and about midnight héaring a window go up Then, from the bedroom wihdow he saw a constable with à man, and a voice called to him.\u201cIt's all right.uncle.\u201d The accused was his wife's nephew.Dickenson was committed fog trial.v MEETING OF : MASONIC GRAJD LODOE.St.Catharines, Om, July 18k\u2014Prac- tically alt the Masons who will et- tend the opening of the Grand Lodge of Canada for Ontario to-morrow morning are now in the city, many arriving by boats during the day.This afternoon Grand Lodge officers were taken on an automobile tour through the.fruit belt, stops being made at Rittenhouse school, V Victoria Hall and experimental farm at Vineland.Headquarters have been opened at the Masonic Temple, Ontario street, where all the visitors register, and are then taken in charge by the local committee men, who will look after their comfort.To-night a special concert was given in the park by the 19th Regiment as a compliment to the visitors.IFLEET'S ESCAPE IN f | stage of which has just concluded.keys, which included the keys of the parlor, unlocked.the safe, took out: shout £12 in .gold and silver, locked\u2019 and put the keys into my uncle's.THE DABRNES Seven Destroyers Crippled But Nevertheless Triumphant\u2014 Thrilling Sea \u201cFight.\u201d A midnight dash for.freedom by of Ireland was a dramatic fes- coast the first ture of the naval manoeuvres, There was à grim realism about the whole business, for so great was the pressure upon the vessels that seven of the Blue destroyers strained their rivets so badly that they put into port in a leaking condition.Yet \u2018victory rested with the Blue fleet.The Red, or blockading fleet, was commanded by Rear Admiral Sir Geoarrender, who controlled 18 battleships, 18 armored cruisers, two scouts and 48 destroyers.The Blue force of 12 battleships, two armored cruisers, Rear Admiral Lewes Bayly comprised five protected cruisers, 70 torpedo craft of various classes and five submarines.The battleships were only nominal, and were represented by H.M.S.Natal (Red) and H.M.& Indomitable (Blue).Red had all the other Invincible class of Dresdneught cruisers under him.The object of Red was to watch the Blue's coast, and by superior force smash Blue when he emerged from Bantry Bay, while Blue was to adopt a policy of pin pricks to weaken the QUEBEC CHRONICLE.warships blockaded off the southwest ] SVEDNREDAY, JULY 19, 1911, \"The Quebec Bank : 93rd Year in Business .One of Canada\u2019s oldest Banks.\u20ac Every modern banking facility offered to Business Men, Commercial Firms, Farmers | and Dairymen.Savings Bank Department : at every Branch._ os, = DIRECTORE = a lobes T.Roes, President ;: Vevey Baswell, Vice Precident 3 LeMoine, W.A.Marsh, Thos.McDougall, G.G.Stuart, K.C, vs Mr.R.MacD.Paterson-\u2014 FIVE BRANCHES IN QUEBEC CITY 110 Bt.Peter Street, 3 Fadrique Stress, 217 Be John Street, 718 84 ! Valier Street, 187 Bt.Joesph Street.Safety Deposit Boxes at Head Office, 110 St.Peter Be, and 3 Rubrics wed.sats Se, Upper Town.BISHOP'S COLLEGE SCHOOL LENNOXVILLE, P.O.NEXT TERM BEGINS SEPT.ER 19h, 1911 ; Subscribe to the \u201cCHRONICLE\u201d bafore leaving for your summer residence \\ ' Headmaster\u2014J.Tyson Williams, Bsq., BA.;, | College, Cambridge.) : cts.Well knows Boarding School for Boys.Prepares per 25= tion for Universities, R.M.C.Kingston, os for 'busingss y 2 \u2018 3 ife.BR Buildings.Beautiful Situation, ar ! Seperate Preparatory School.=, : For illustrated calendar and information apply 3d, ! ; the Headmaster, or to F.W.FRITH, M.A, Secretafye July 17xmon.wed.frixZm, \u201c month ESTABLISHED SINCE 25 YEARS Red's strength.Detected by Searchlight.At 10 pm.on June 29, without show ing a navigation light, 24 Red destroyers stole out of Bantry Bay, successfully filing through its maze of rocks in three snake-like lines.Later, the scouts Topaze and Pathfinder, with dowsed lights, stole after them, and simultaneously more Red flotillas from Dingle Bay and Kenmare River, After midnight the squadron of small craft picked up the enemy's destroyers, and in the glare of searchlights there were a series of exciting running fights, generally unequal.A couple of rounds of blank shot, and ship after ship was put out of action, quite one-third succumbing to the umpire.Neither side had gained anything as a result of the meeting, Red's heavier loss in ships being equailed by Blue's expenditure of coal.Next day the armored crulsers tried their luck, but met with misfortune, for Red lost threé of his five cruisers and two submarines, and his only success was Roxburgh\u2019s raid upon Blue's commerce.Blue's loss was the cruiser Hogue, two scouts and six destroyers, The fleet had already been at work 24 hours, but Admiral Bayly decided upon ¢ dash for freedom under cover of darkness, and the manoduvre met with complete success as far as the battle fleet was concerned, hot a single mistake being committed.Blue lost heavily in destroyers, ~ho en- grad the enemy while he escaped, § to escape at, all wis a great achevement and the manoeuvres end- td with Blue roving among Red's commerce The ratieal lors, of ships \u2018was al damage re- enormous, but the .x Ren the destroyers mains to be told, Rifleman, Lyra, esis, \u201c Latne, lymph entered Alarm, Acorn and reported that, whilst steaming speed off Ira the previous, at the water poured ji oil in the vs Tha vestes datached for Portlgné, making ten r.did the actual eqsuaities end here.A Rerchaven telagram- smtes shat the destrayess Bonetis -and Osprey were in collision on Wednesdey whilst forming yp to leave with the other departing warships, The Bonetta.had.hes bows badly twisted abeve the waterline, and, after tem- posary repairs had been effected, left for Portsmouth under close escort.NO BULL FIGHT FOR TORONTO Toronto, July 18\u2014A fist refusal from Deputy Chief of Police Stark met the plea of Wm.Dunn, a Spanish matador, to be permitted to hold a bull fight in the Island Stadium during the last two weeks in August.The Police Commissioners backed up the Deputy Chief to a man.Mr.Dunn, whose father was Spanish consul at Malaga, proposed to bring six bull and six matadors from Mexico and to conduct the fight according to Spanish ethics.\u2014 eam Niagara Falls, Ont, July 18\u2014The mystery surrounding the disappearance of Mrs.Ella Davie from her home at Niagara-on-the-Lake last December was cleared up by the identification of à body washed ashore yesterday st Olcott Basch.The body will be shipped to Toronto, the woman's former home, for burial.Toronto, July 18\u2014William Spence, à lineman employed by the Bell Telephone Company, met death » electrocution to-day at Bloor and Chtistie streets.Portland on Tuesday night last, th ing at tal | p tare day, they strained their rivers 30 badly | \u2018 ty | knots all the ways with the watertight | compastments closed Divers were at! ons dispatched to repair she leaks.| o GLASSES OF ALL KINDS Marine and Opera Glasses, long distanes, glasses of all kinds and at all prices Binoë-\u2018#1 «3 ulars with powerful lenses.Oculists\u2019 prescriptions filled in short ' order, either in periscopic glasses, or sccording te- latest discovery in toric glasses.1 Large choice of best binoculars and eye glasses, artificial eyes.Private selon forrthele:; adjustmement.: Complete assortment of latest models, \\thes mometers, barometers, ete.Perfect adjustment, first quality of glassent; all kinds of mountings.Optical Parlor.P.C.LAGASSE, Optician and Optomstrist, 40 FABRIQUE ST.DIARRHOEA \u2026 6 6 a» seu».CHOLERA \u2026 ; DYSENTERY.Chose sad aressis fhocs toc often faite! discnsee\u2014 FEVER, CROUP, AQUE.6, COLDS, ASTHMA.BRONCHITIS.The bent Bompdy hoowa for COU! 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All kinds of transactions 83 Peter St.- .ALLEYN.* MAIL, TENT AND AWNING ina No.98 Bt.Paul Street, Cotton Duck Ame 3 hk \u201cTaypaulion, 1 Telephone 76.HUEBÉL Quetes.Tailor.HUOT.MERCHANT TA *, n° \u2018 ré 109 Ÿ.Johh St, Upper own then English and Scotch cede in stl the latest patterns, siways on hand.Suita pressed andy cleaned wilh cage and promptaess., o AT i Tinsmith and Plumber.| : raerrs game Gro- BROUSSEAU._ 79 to 35 $t Paul Past Strom, Quebre.Tlaemith, Plumber » aod Ropfer, Micotrictan, EMILE ker, Sol nufscturer the Beate Hal f Hocdware Jmporter, te, Glass, Garon, Pet erent gousse.2 WHOLESALE AW AND REALL, 1 Office Hours: ve, en to 5 pm.and], Tel ons 1208, ; H L a > PHONE 646 FOR YOUR COAL Apply to THE ARCHER CO., Limitedvo COAL MERCHANTS 126 St.Andrew Street.They Keep the Best Agents for the famous Roto Salt for Horses and Cattle \u2018 junesxwedsatxdte a Be ag ALLANLINE Royai Mail Stoamers LIVERPOOL SERVICE de aire Aue.9 vent % 3 i LE.=; =a Ei Tp GLABGOW BERVICE rate pus BX ERB je: Ave a oar Mel BEd Rates of Passage aE yo dir ise andy up, aird sles 5 vad aoe ten class me étais ps AND HAVRE SERVIOR Aug.W Bent.11 3% 4 fe dure =.ni Her *Do not call at Here, One class A lt ns up.HEE to London Te to Huvre 80.00.J molt Rony Saiooma.X Muslo and and 8 ng.Bis Erez mode: modern morovemieat Tel egraph os at » soa venienos .Boars oo being at once nt Sh etd etd .pt.3 to H a ONE.* = White Star-Dominion Line ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS adr To LIVERPOOL 1e \u2026 \u201cAug.A amy tio aud \u20184 Megan (680 tom) tons] = and ap.dy LE conf up, ira pisse\" Re Leconte nad and Dominion spi ete tas $45.00 and up, ti Ed one BOL CL WHITE STAR LINE NEW YORE-PLYMOUTE-ChERBOURG- SOUTL AMPTON.Jul otis.ASE.Ei A Tae Re 18 NEW Foix queenrowaiivas .ue, Aug $ ths.a.r nr Bus À: 0 NRW TORE AND BOSTON CE ITALY-ROYPT- Tae Ascres, Maderia, Gibraltar and Algiers, Alexandria.DONALDSON LINE GLASUOW PASSENOER AND FREIGHT SERVICE Passenger Rates: Cabin (called second) 947.50 spwards, Third Class, Restbound, $39; West bound, $36.\u201c TRE ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited, AGENTS.CUNARD ni JOINT LONDON PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE Cold Storage and Cool Al on All Steamers 8.8.IONA.THE *ASCANIA.Paccsge rates: Cabla (Called Second), | 942.50 ad wpwards, Third Clase, British, Want, $29.00: prepaid, West, 38.75.THB BQPERT REPORD CO., Limited, AGKNTS THOMSON RE fa LEITH SERVICE.AB.CERVYONA.ooiiiinnn Aug.6h For foll particulars apply to services, THÉ ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited, Montreal: 110 Union Station, Toronto; Quebec, Bt.John, N.B, and Portland, Me.CUNARD LINE + CANADIAN LONDON PABSENGRR ; SERVICE Aug.8.T.AS AUN .Aug.Passage rates: Cabin (oalied Second), asd upwards, Third Clase, British, Rast, $29.00: prepsld, West, 28.7%, For full particulars for all services apply to THE ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited, ontreal, Quebec, Teronto, St.John, N.B.; Portland, Me.d Your Vacation in: Teens tes MUD A i = de RI NT, Ÿ S CEANA A Ey rm Le Sg - Lhe au Eee 5 Er UE CUNARDE= RES Largest, Tagtent | Finest Quadruple Berew \u2018Wireless Telegraph, Submarine Kignala, ME NE ie Lh] camp, NI oO Fa 10 à 24 OAR OL 4 Fishguard and Liverpool.MAURETANIA, i LUSITANEA August à, 6 A.M, Aug.) VAM.| Been À UESEC-\u2014LONDON.Cavin OT) terns Vignes MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR, tGENOA, NAPLES, TRIESTE, FIUME.Sailing Hour Noon Carpathia Aug 3 Sephsi Nov.\u201ctéexonia | Aug ti Pannonia Sept 7?Oens WINTER CRUISES JTALY RIVIERA EQYPT nu EE Esde 0 F6 Moon, Quebec Steamship Go.Ltd, ST.LAWEENOE LINA Prom Ghampliain Market Pontsans Gusher te Perce, SS.CASCAPEDIA, 1,900 tons, with most modern accommodation for passengers, will sail from Quebec Friday, 21st July, at noon, and every alternate Friday thereafter.New York from Quebec via the far famed River Saguenay.Calling at Gaspe, Charlottetown and Halifax.$8.Trinidad, 2,600 tons, sails from Quebec, at 800 p.m.28th July, 11th and 25th August and 8th September.New York, | Bermuda West Indies Lines From Pler 47,- North River, New York ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA.Round Trip, 810, and Up.EER EN TEARS newest and only E pamengers at the dock at From New York for St o\u201d Thomas, St.Croix, fm mn ra 88.PARIMA, 2 p.m.27th July.Por all information, spply to QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.LIMITED, 48 Dalhossle Gest.F.S.STOCKING HONE & RIVET Tickst Agents, Quebec.QUEBEC, RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.MONTMORENCY DIVISION SUMMER TIME-TABLE, 1911 Qu and after Sunday, traigs will run ss a BET.QUEBEC à MONTMORENCY FALLS ec Days.) 0 hx rey EAL sot, La 5 rom\u2019 ke 7.00 p.1.00 pow.and Tudou train pm ont 3 x Ea 7.00 al = 0.B15, FPS See ne CU» 4 5.30 ER m., and eb vais nt at AIS a (Sundaye.) 2) 1911, 5.30, $.43, every thirt, pr ie to 11.00 pn Ft fines train 6e lontmoreney Falls for 4 i 10, À, 36, do au 1216 Le rey minutes from » te ihe vey thirty minutes frie 5.30 p.m, re QUES & GT.ANNE DE EFAUPRE ING AT MONTMORENCY PALL (Week Days) Leave Quebee for Bte.Anne de Beaunre, 0 4 nes RTE LIT and de Dm thes \u201c10.45 pm Except Saturday; a sy only.cave Ste.mare 4 e Beagpre for Quebec, LU ng af orency Pa every hoor fom 1.am.to 5.30 p.m, thea at 7.50 and pm Leave Quebec rte Ane de Be 06 30,07 00, 9.58, 0.60; 9.00, 10.15 ag 40.SOS 4.00: GLS, OS 0 190% 10.15 \"a e Ste.Anne de Secret Muebee, xt 0, 9.00, 9.50, 10.96, 11.00, Le ue ao 3e 1.00, 3.30, 4.30, S.15, 2.00\" ad BETWEEN Or Bu, ST.JOACHIM.Lesve Q: ve D Teas hi 00.uebec 1 mg 100 5, Lis od Ts DE m0 os ere ENTER SNS RTE, Ed end SE pa OT Sundays.) Leave Quechee fe St.Joschims, 6.30 am, 1.80, 0 47 13 pa i Quebre, 3.30 cachim for be $1505.00 tnd 10.00 Lm MONTMORENCY > PALLE ELEVATOR RUNS 48 FOLLOWS : ve Le from 6.00 a.m.to 11.30 p.m.onicavion | ekefs hvu ie Hoye, IMC; Locsi np upress service for parcels, x ons fruits, ete.on alt train = see and upwards ace os Le charuss or afl other information Loir to the Buperintendent.© eat Aer J A EyEARLL Baspo = Bale des Chalours Lino uperintendent.8.5% \u201cGASPISIEN\" wrill sali for ta.dns pande Valise A ent Lou! aint Antoine, 0 iver, Anse os dit Gi FR i, veal Fo is a Sethe e Sir aplein Market sp Le t Hokets, 816 Soo To pes 0 PBT, Phone 2851 Corner Dambourges & 8.Paul Ste TICKETS AGENTS Eo THM ui À ue CASPE STEAMSHIP LINE The steamer Lady of Gaspe, Capt.E Bouchard, is intended to sail Tuesday, the 4th July and 18th, at ¢ for the Osspe ports as far as sort Daniel and every alternate Tussday thereafter.Freight will be received at Pointe-a-Carcey wharf until 2 2p.mon sailing day.First, second and third class ae commodation for passengers.For information apply to BOUCHARD BROS, .40 Dalhousie St F.& Stockin~, Hone & Rivet, ticket agents ty | proved nearly four points and the the\u2018 x |AUCTION SALE : In the matter of Michael James Smith, Merchaet, Newport Island, Gaspe County, Insolvent.Naties is heraby given that on Tuesday, 25th July, 1911, at 11 a.m, I will sell the sscets of the following estate at my office, 44 Dalhonsie street : A\u2014Ganeral stock in rade: $1,681.25 Shop furniture .2.68 $1,709.00 B\u2014Book debts according to list .sesresdcese 419.58 « C\u2014A building oecupled: as private residence and store, erected on 3 property belonging to ¥.Huntington, and forming, part of lot 529, subject te the conditions of the deed of F.Huntington.The sale will take place for each item separately.The inventory and list of book debts may be seen at my office.e store will be open on Priday, 21st July instant, for the inapehtion of stock and book debts.Conditions of payment : CASH.J.P.E.GAGNON, Syndic.Office : 44 Dalhousie street, R.& O.Nav.Co.Building.Quebec, Joly 15, 1911.MCDOUGALL § GONANS STOCK BROKERS 31 ST.PETER STREUT H.8.THOMSON .NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.McDonald & Lesperance, stock brokers, private wire to New York and Montreal, Hochelags Bank Bidgl Telephone 1227.(Canadian Press Service.) New York, July 18\u2014A sudden awakening from the extreme duilness of the stock market diring the past week occurred in the last hour of trading to-day.Prices advanced buoyantly under the lead of Union Pacific and the local traction stocks, following the announcement that à settlement of the subway controversy appeared to be in sight with the expectation that the Interborough-Met- ropolitan would obtain a share of the awards .While the traction stocks seldom achieve prominence as market leaders, the rapid advance in these issues exerted a marked sympathetic effecy upon the general list The favorable character of the government weekly report had previously strengthened the market, rendering the advance more easy when the heavy buying of the last hour began.In contrast to the recent inactivity, the market was excited.Union Pacific was the centre of the bull dem- nostration, advancing nearly three points.Interborough preferred im- common 1%.Manhattan Elevated rose five.Gains of one to three points were quits general through the re- dustrial shares alike participating in mainder of the list, railroad and in- the forward movement.During the earlier part of the day the market was firm at a level somewhat above yesterday's close.The weather review showed the extent to which conditions for crops prevailed over the country.The excited dealings which accompanied the slump io the cotton market and lower quotations for grain were followed by a moderate advance in stocks.The fertilizer shares, which are expected to receive especial benefits from a large cotton crop, developed marked strength.Canadian Pacific continued its record breaking rise, advancing 3 points to 245%.lnterborough preferred scored half of its days gain soon after the opening, on speculative buying based upop the probability of more favorable developments.Settlement of the subwey problem is expected to be of benefit to the market by removing an uncertain factor of long standing.Reading was not at all affected by announcement that the federal government had filed an amended bill which aims to separate the company's transportation department from its coul business.The stock was firm throughout the day and shared in the late advance.United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper advanced more vig- ofously than either of these stocks has done in several days The copper markét remains dull, with further priée concessions reported.Another reduction of domestic stocks is expected this month by the producers The United Stats Steel Corporation continues to increase its mill operations, and ebip- ments at present aré ssid to be running larger than at any other time since the first of the year.ee Bl in Stook Brokers NO 960, PART IA Private Wire to Montreal, Toronte, Boston and New York Telephone No.948.C.W.WALCOT, 98 St.Peter St.Tol.377 Approved Municipal, Corporation and Industrial Bonds and Debentures, to yield: 43% to 6% Selected Lists af Investment Securities to meet indivie dual needs \u2014Sent on Application.ture of the day in the bond market.It was currently reported that the heaviness in this issue resulted from enforced liquidation on the part of » speculator who had subscribed for a large amount of these bonds aud had experienced some difficulty in meeting his obligations.Interbor- ough-Metropolitan 4%s rose 2% in connection with the advance in the stocks.The general bond market was steady.Total sales, par value, $3,916,- 000.United States bonds were unchanged on call.Quotations on the New York Stock Exchange, as received by Bruneau & Dupuis, from Charles Head & Co.Open.High.Low.Close.Amal Cop .68% 69% 68% 69% Atchison 112% 113% 112% 112% Am Car Fdy.56% 59 56% 59 Am Loco .40% 41 40% 41 Am S & Ref.79% 80% 79% 80% Am T & Tele.137% 137% 137% 137% Bait & Ohio.109 109% 108% 109% Brook RT .82% 83% 82% 8 Can Pac Ry.244 245% 244 245% Col F & Iron.34% 35% 34% 35% Ches & Ohio.82% 82% 82 82% Erie.36% 37% 36% 37% Do Ine pid.ss 58% 58% S8% Gt North pfd.135 135% 135 135% Interborough.18% 19% 18% 19% Do pfd .52% $5 52% 55 Lehigh Val .124% 175 174% 175 Lou & Nash.154% 155 154% 155 Mo Pac .49% 49% 49% 49% Nor & West.10934 109% 109% 109% North Pac .13L% 132% 131% 132% N Y Cent .108 .109 108 109 Pennsylvania.124% 125% 124% 124% Peo Gas .106% 106% 106% 106% Reading .156% 158 156% -57% Rock Island.32.32 32 32 Sloss SS .49 4 4 49 Soo com .142% 143 142% 143 St Paul .126% 127% 126% 127% South Pac .122 123% 122 123% South Ry .32% 33% 32% 33% Twin City .109% 109% 109% 109% Tex Pac.28% 28% 28% 28% Union Pac .187% 189% 187% 189% U § Steel .78% 79% 78% 79% Do pid .118% 118% 118% 118% V-C Chem \u2026 58% 58% 58% SB% Wabash pid.35% 35% 35% 35% NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER By private wire to McDougall & Cowans, 81 St.Peter street.New York, July 18\u2014The over night news was that good rains had fallen through the corn belt in addition to rains in many parts ef the cotton belt.Bottom broke some 30 points in the first two hours and corn sold down -over a cent.Our market responded by fractional advances, but remained as quiet as heretofore during greater part of the day.Transactions were largely confined to the floor and but little interest was- exhibited in its course.The tone gradually hardened and in the afternoon shorts began trying to cover.Stock seemed to be scarce and at the close their buying added to some from outside caused caused advances all through the list.Tone in the final dealings was buoyant, Union rising almost 3 points.In the afternoon it was announced that the Interborough and the city would come to an agreement and the Interborough stocks immediately showed strength In fact, they were among the first ones to advante in the afternoon market .The Street appeared to awaken only tardily to the fact of the extreme importance of the improvement in the crop situstion which has occurred during the last week and buying toward the close was of an extremely urgent nature.Time funds were slightly harder than las; week, but can still be obtained on extremely easy terms over the year, money loaning reely at 3% per cent.Iron and steel trade news continues to be most favorable.Total sales 252,245, bands $3,723,000, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 8.A.LAND WARRANTS.South African land warrants quoted $788 bid, $790 asked, by McDougall & Weakness in New York City 4% per cent bonds was the noteworthy fa Cowsns, Winnipeg, Man.Te Simi | Ile Asg ASSITNG Aooumulated Funds a Subsieting Assurances at ui Tovemier N Olaime Pald «+ + » Revenue for the Year (omy SSI b 69,217,218.87 vember, 7018 163,1278,113,.03 136,000,000.0) 7,808,483.0) \u2014 A Bonus to Bqual Scheme Policyholders of $15 per $L,03) per annum has just been declared.Total Bote desired $87,800,000.00 W.MORTON MASSEY, Chief Agent.\u2018The Standard Life Assurance Compeny.M1 Mountain MUL QUEBEC Arthur Bruneau, A Montreal.BRUNEAU & DUPUIS Foreign and Domestic STOCKS AND BONDS Montreal Stock Exchange Represéntative, Mr.Asthur Bruneau.New York and Boston Correspondents Chas.Head & Co.Direct Wire Communication.123 St.Peter St, Quebec.Phone 1596 © 4 Hospital St.Montreal.Main 210.Bell Phone 3038.P.O.Box 367.BOSSE & BANKS SteaiBenms, Oolumns, Plates, Gas and Water Pipse, Oontraotory, Municipal and Bulldars\u2019 Supe plies, Machinery ani Specialities.BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, 20 St Paulst, QUESiE MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.Quotations furnished by Neuville Belleau & Co, 93 St.Peter street.Asked.Offered.Can Pac Ry .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2014 245% Minn & St Paul .\u2014_ 142% \u2018lL oronto Street .\u2014 161% Twin City .oveveceess 110 109% Detroit United .«.73% 73% Halifax Tram .\u2014 148 Can Car Fdy .\u2014 60 Quebec Ry .\u2014 61 Quebec Ry pfd Halifax .Mexican .Ohio .\u2026 Ottawa.Sao Paule .Rich & Ont .Mont Power .Dom Steel .Dom Iron pfd .Porto Rico .vu.Rio Janeiro .Shawinigan .- Toledo .Nova Scotis .Can Convertibles Canners .000.0.66 65% Ogilvie Milling .138 134% Dom Park .c.ca.n .72 Textile .Winnipeg .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.Lake of Woods .Amal Asbestos .Laurentide Pulp .East Can Power .Montreal Cotton .Cement .Cement pfd 83 Duluth.10 13 Duluth pfd .25 27 Packers .55 si Sawyer .iiieinann UK \u2014 Crown Reserve .345 340 Penman .0.000.S74 57 Steel .Switch .Coal pid .Tilinois .\u2018er Textile pfd.Banks\u2014 Commerce .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.214 28 East Townships .1724 172 Hochelaga .170% 170 Merchant's .200 199% Molson's .208 207 Montreal .275 263 New Brunswick .265 264% Nova Scotia .212% \u2014 Ottawa .208 20 Quebec .136 \u2014 Traders .150 142 Union .\u2014 180 SALES.wt SE Cement pfd, 1 at 83 x Ogilvie, 225 at 135; 10 at 135%.Mont Street, 50 at 28: SO at 227%; 15 ap 228; 250 at 227%; 25 at 227% ws\" Reserve, 50 at 340; 100 at Rio Janeiro, 25 at 114%; 25 at 114%; 10 at 114; 25 nt 114%; SO at 114; 10 at 113%; 100 at 114%; 25 at 114%.Soo, 25 at 142%.Can Pac Ry, 25 at 245; 25 at 248%.Detroit, 50 at 73%; 10 at 73%; 78 at 73%; 25 at 73h.Nova Scotia, 5 at 98; 35 at 98%; 75 at 98; 25 at 98%.Dom Steel, 25 at 56; 125 at 56%.Mont Power, 75 at 169%; 75 at 169% ; 50 at 170.Rich & Ont, 25 at 121%; 25 at 121; 30 at 121%; 25 at 121%; SO at 121%.Toronto, 100 at 161%; 4 at 162; 1 at l61%; 125 ag 162; 4 at 161%; 28 at Twin City, 135 at 110, Steel pfd, 25 at 90.Porto Rico, 25 at 63.Lake of Woods, 50 at 8%, Illinois, 8 at 91.i Coal pfd, 20 at 115.Shawinigan, 15 at 117%.Winnipeg, 25 at 241; 10 at 241%; 25 at 242; 60 at 242%; 1 at 242; 25 at 28%.Coal bonds, 2,000 at 98.\u2019 Canners bonds, 1,000 at 102%.°° Mexican, 75 at 8334, Ogilvie pfd, 15 at 123%.N Bell Phone, 20 at 146.Nova Scotia Bank, 19 a, 272.ad ois0n\"# Bank, 15 at 207%; 10 at Quebec Bank, 24 at 136 MONTREAL CLOSING LETTER.By private wire to McDougill & Cowans, 81 St.Peter street.Montreal, July 18\u2014The majority of the active issues show losses from one to two and à half points.The general market was irregular with weak and strong spots pretty well divided.Power failed to hold its advance of yesterday and on few sales sold 3 points off.Rio Janeiro showed weakness, but the buying power seemed of a moderate proportion st the low figure.The market appears à buy on soft spots and we feel that on a strong market opportunities should not be neglected to reduce holdings.Wood's ~ AUCTION SALE In tgs matter of 1: LEON MURRAY, of Matane, Marchant, Imntvent.Notice is hereby given that on Tharsday, July the 20th, 1911, \u2018at 11 o'clock a.m.will be sold by public suction at the office of the under- vignod, 125 St.Peter street, Quebec, the assets of this estate as follows © (a) Stock .A $IO0IES2 Store fixture .1.18 \u2018 51945367 (b) Book debts ©.1.08 The sale will be for each item separately at so much in the dol lar to the highest bidder.The inventory and the list of book debts can be examined at our office.The store will be opened for the stock inspection on July the oh or before on applying to the wmder- signed.Terms : CASH.LEFAIVRE & LEFAIVRE, Joint Curstors.Office: 125 St.Peter St, Quebec.G.R GRENIER & CO, Auctioneers.ALEX.HARDY The fol Estate Broka: Reliable Connections In Western Canada Hochelaga Bank Buitfing, ORy North Shore Mall and Passenger Sorvies RM.8.ARANMORE.Capt.J.Hearn, Is intended to sail Friday, July 14th, at daylight, for North Shore ports as far as Natashquan.Freight it being received at steamers derth, Point-a-Carcey wharf.For rates of passage and freight and other particulars, apply to HOLLIDAY BROS, 101 St.Peter St Phone 359.THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Copttai $10,000,000 Reat 5.900.000 COLLECTION BUSINESS With its large number of branches, agents and correspondents, The Canadian Bank of Commerce is able te effect collections tbrenghout the world promptly acd at reasonable rates.Rates will be quoted on application.FOREIGN BUSINESS Cheques and drafts ea all countries of the world, drawn in sterling, francs, marks, Lire, kronen, florins, roubles or any ether foreign currency, can ba pegotiated at The Canadian Bank of Commerce at ronconnble rates.aus Quebec Branch, 127 St.Peter St.A.L HAMILTON, Manager.QUEBEC - BRISTOL From Queboc.M Fastest and finest steamers via , M the St.Lawrence.Only two hours lB by rail Bristol to London.M For fares and full particulars À spply ¥.8.Stocking, 32 Louis Sti ons & Rivet, 28 se i $ ï Stott, Sled 10 Andrew \u2018sn.Nor.Bldg, St \"Phose M5.Ernest H.Lefevre Aou! Estate and General Aguet MONEY TO LOAN on goed Securities Tel.9060.7 Charest Street.RO.Ben, 10.Offline Tdophone, 1104.158 BL Peter Serene, Hoohelaga Bank Building Queben Cousêisz Audit and Association PY sor, Liquidator Real Svinte, Lumber snd Bought CORRBAPOID SOLICITED.pr am\u2014Ocean fn AMOS J.COLSTON| RE Tes HOMRSERKERS' EXCURSIONS To Manitoba, Sasketchewan, Alberts, Going dates: July 25th, August Sth and , and September 5th snd 19th.Tickets good for sixty days.The ecwuspion of July 25th will be 3 magnificent opportunity for those who may desire to visit the Wisnipeg Industrial Exhibition, July 18th to 22nd, at Winnipeg, Man.REDUCED RATES TO PACIFIQ COAST.+ v QUEBEC TO ~ ancouver.Victor B.C, Seat, Tacoms, Wash, Portland, Orereese erararan encens eue uc0000 $107.88 fan Francisco, Los Angeles.San Diego, Cal .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$112.00 G.H.STOTT, CP &T A a STALEY -2AILWAY ____ On and after Sunday, June > 1911, trains will run ss follows : 820 a.m\u2014Express for Riviere dé Loup, St Flavie and Campbellton, daily exa cept Sunday.255 pæm-\u2014Mertime Express for John, Halifax and Sydn: daily except Saturda This train only runs - Campbeliton Saturday.5.15 p.m-\u2014Express to Riv, du daily except Sunday.{imited for John, Halifax and Sy : ney daily excapt Senda A With sleeping ear fé .Murray Bay.12.90 p p.m.\u2014 Maritime Express for St Hyscinthe and Montreal the and Montreal, Mond Hyacinthe and M be attached £0 the Maitime Express] For Od Orchard _ the Maine Coast we run through Pam trains to sbove points.Ferry leaves Quebec 30 minutes bes\u2019 ed at Quebec side.F.§.STOCKING, C & D Ticket! 12.05 AmB for St Hyacindays only.3.00 a.n.\u2014Ocean Limited for daily except Monday.* On and after July 8th, parlor car will\u2019 dally for St.Flavie.{0} RaiLway KENNEBUNKPORT and all points on lor and Dining Cars to Portland vid the White Mountains, connecting with Train leaves Levis at B em.daily except Sunday.1 fore train time.Baggage checked and Customs pases, For Pullman reservations appl A City Ticket Office, 32 St.Louie Agent.Represeming Thos Cook Son and General Steamship Agency.CCIE TE: TEE LEA On and after Sunday, 4th Jul 1911, trains will leave Quebec \u2018as fold lows :\u2014 ; Canadian Northern Quebec+Rai 855 a.m\u2014Sunday only, for-Sha gan Falls.9.30 A.M.\u2014Daily except Sendayt Montreal, Shawinigan Falls, Mere, St.Casimis, etc.This tmin bas buffet-parlos, car attached, $3) P.M.\u2014Mon, Tues,\" Wed, Thurs, for Se Casimir.Frh;and Sat.for Shawinigas ;Pulle - QUEBEC & LAKF'ST.JOHN.! 940 A M\u2014Daily except y, Chicoutimi, Joberval,\u201d La Tug etc., with parlor car for Chic 9.18 A, Sunday only for'St.Rays) mond.14$ P.M.\u2014Saturday only for Sg, mond.1.48 P.M.\u2014Sunday only for Lake 8 Joseph.5.10 P.M\u2014Dunily except Sunday: St.Raymond.6.15 P.M Daily except Satu Sunday for Raymond.19.00 P.M.\u2014Saturday only for Robervat, Chicoutimi, etc, with sleep for Chicoutimi.Farther particulars may be obtain, at Depot Ticket Office, St.Andrew st.; City Ticket Office, F.8.Stockin 32'St.Louis st.; or Hone & Rives, 2 Baude st.TIME TABLE Taking Effect June Sth, 1911 EXPRESS Leaves R! dere dy Lou ves Riv = 9.7,0 AM.) 4 TEMISCOUATA ra - 1288 P.MIXED Avon Riviere a ine 1x Arrives Connors, N.B.ss PM EXFRRSS Lesvæe Counars, N.3.00 P.M, Arrives Riviere du ge 5 3 P.M, MIXED Leaves Conners, NB.AM, Arrives Riviere du Lowe.ib P.M, AN Treins Dally Eacapt Sunday.Const, oc = Pht 0 wa, 8.Jol Hositon, Fras 16e Cordon snd o Faire, Me.Aad et Riviere du Loup wita all Intereer Jonlal Rallway Express Por further information, folders, ete, 9; whe Stocking, 33 St.Louis &., G.G.Grundy, General Frac mF P.X.Belanger, Genera! Prel Poses gor Agent, Riviere rg rts eat) The Quebec Chronicle Priptes and Qu 205, The Chropicie ge, a TELE company, à Fors blows: Deity, ng of the $3.00 per amsumy y, 61.00 per anne éme 13 cants per agute line GOING TO || THE COUNTRY ?if so.you will need a supply of M writing material.See our stock M of NOTE PAPER and EN- :fl VELOPES in boxes.We have | them from 10c to $1.50 per box.Writing Tablets from Sc each | upwards.\u2019 We have also a large stock of Novels for summer reading at 15c each, or 2 for 25c.Tf you need Luggage Tags, we have them.Each tag with a string.Only Sc per packet.T.H O'NEILL, 248 St.John Street.SUMMER BREEZES are easily and quickly made with our ELECTRIC FANS MECHANICS\u2019 SUPPLY GC).80\u20149u St Paul Strest.\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 PE SILLERY NURSERIES, BERSERVILLE All bedding stock sold out.John Ramsden wishes to thank all patrous for an exceptionally good bedding sea son and wishes to state that he has a fine lot of chrysanthemums coming on for the right time.JOHN RAMSDEN, Gardener.Le a | THE A large assortment of fh À ORIGINAL Chlidren\u2019s Go-Carts ' ÿ anaony and ! English Perambulators GENUINE \u2014_\u2014 } Bewar D.5, Rickaby} Seah sia Establishment Seld on the Phone 351 237 8L Jonni2 merits of Lacion Ooseen BALLE, Chartes ADVOCATSS have removed thelr offices the hia te 1 M De oc oun- tain Hill sswrilesd lite.1éesL Tester, Lite, HAMEL & TESSIER | | | HOTEL ELDORADO H.Dore, Proprietor.Mr.and Mrs.Lapierre, Mgrs.First class rooms with bath.CIVIL ENGINEERS ; Modern, Comfortable.Terms Bask Blég, | 136 SL Peter SL | moderate.Corner St.Joseph Street and t Tab 2688.Boulevard Langelier.Phone 2650.Qosbos.| le DOUBLE BONS\u2014 DOUBLE BONS A Whole Week f Dut Bora MYRAND & POULIOT'S THE BARGAINS WE GAVE FOR THE LAST TWO WEEKS WERE THE BEST ONES EVER GIVEN IN OUR STOREES, BUT TO FINISH THE SALE PROPERLY AND AS A REWARD TO OUR CUSTOMERS WE WILL GIVE Double Bons All Week See our windows and have an idea of the reduc- \u2018tions.Here are a few of our cut prices Corset - covers Uc, 9¢, Hc and FS 3%.; White Pettitcoats, 49c,69c,89c and $1.19.Ladies\u2019 White Aprons, 17c, 24c and 49%.Children's White Aprons, 1214c and 19e.Night Gowns, 44c and 89e.\u2018White Lawn Blouses, worth $1.50, specia.6214¢ 20 PER CENT OFF ON PARASOLS.Ribbons, 15e and 25¢ for .8¢ and 16c Negliges Shirts foror Men, $1.00, for.5% SPECIAL We have Just received a fine choice of Doll's Carriages, all sizes, all prices.You can get a bea sauces Ask for our double bons all weak, wey for The MYRAND & POULIOT 215 St.Joseph Street, St.Rooh SNOZ JT18N00 \u2014SNOZ ATANO4\u2014\u2014SNOZ ATENOJ\u2014SNOH ATENOO \u2014\u2014SNOE AHIANO DOUBLE BONS\u2014 DOUBLE BONS\u2014\u2014 DOUBLE BONS\u2014 DOUBLE BONS\u2014- DOUBLE BONS-+~ DOUBLE BONS\u2014\u2014 DOUBLE BONS\u2014 NEW YORK - NAS BEEN SAVED From an Invasion of Cholera Owing to the Precautions Taken\u2014 New York, July 18\u2014The test tubes of the health officers\u2019 staff of physicians at quaratine have saved New York from a possible invasion of Asiatic cholera by five carriers of the dread disease, in themselves well, but bearers of millions of bacteria.Their presence was made manifest to-day as the result of the individual bacteriological examinations instituted in the case of every person detained at Hoffman Island\u2014an extraordinary precaution.Their discovery, together with the failure of additional cases of cholera to develop at quarantine, caused Health Officer Doty to regard the outlook to-night as brighter than at any time within the past week.In the ordinary precautions taken against an invasion of the cholera all persons not developing the disease within a certain period of detention would have been released.These five cases, which gave no ther indication of the plague than the undeniable evidence of the bacteriological examinations, were at once isolated from other immigrants under surveillance and dodged in the Swinburn Island Hospital, \u201cDuring the past 48 hours no further cases of cholera have developed at Hoffman Island,\u201d rsads tie official statement regarding the situation issued t-night.\u201cAt Swinburn Island Hospital no deaths from cholera have occurred in the last two days.\u201cIn accordance with the plan agreed upon by Surgeon-Ceneral Wyman of the United States public health and marine hospital service, and Dr.A.H.Doty, routine bacteriological examinations of well people detained at Hoffman Island has been undertaken and \u2018so far five cholera carriers have been discovered.These cases show no symptoms of cholera, but have been transferred from Hoffman Island to Swinburn Island.\u201d MOTHER AND CHILD FOUND IN RESERVOIR Beamsville, Ont, July 18\u2014The inquest into the deaths of Edna Comfort and her three-year-old son, whose bodies were found in the reservoir here, was resumed to-day.Sixteen .| witnesses were examined, the most important being Isiah Tufford, father of Roland Tufford, and Drs.Elmore, | Fairfield and E.Talwood, who performed the post mortem.Isiah Tufford's evidence was taken under protest of his counsel.He admitted that he talked for five or ten minutes in the berry patch with Edna Comfort on the last day she was seen alive, but swore the conversation was only regarding her plans for work in the future.The doctors all swore that the child was killed by a blow on the head with flat instrument or a fist.There was one surface wound on the mother's head but she met her death by drowning.In adjourning, Coroner Alexander said undoubtedly the child was murdered, but the cause of the mother\u2019s death was problematic, and the Crown would like an adjournment to give Inspector Miller time to further investigate the mysterious stanger who was seen with Edna Comfort the evening of her death.CANADIAN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.Toronto, July 18\u2014The games in the all-Canadian tennis championships were resumed to-day.The event was the winning of the mixed doubles by Baird and Miss Andras, their opponents being Henderson and Miss Moyes.Baird maintained his usual form.Splendid progress was made i nthe handicap and novice events.The final event in the championships takes place to-morrow, when Baird and Witehall meet Burns and Smart in the men's open doubles.This should furnish an excellent exhibition of tennis.SUPPLY OF ICE RESTRAINED IN N.Y.New York, July 18 \u2014 Sweeping charges of conspiracy in restraint of trade in New York: covering both production and sale of ice, were lodged to-day by District Attorney Whitman against the Knickerbocker ice Company, the Ice Manufacturing Cotheir officers and directors, The complaint alleges that the monopoly maintained in by-gone years by the American Ice Company has been perpetuated by the defendants, and prays that the court subpoena fifteen witnesses named and examine the records of the two concerns to determine the truth of the accusations.The formal complaint was laid before Magistrate Appleton.Public sittings for the taking of testimony will be held probably for 18 days.Counsel for the defendants expressed his willingness to produce the desired records and witnesses without subpoenas, and an adjournment was taken until to-morrow afternoon when the taking of evidence will begin.The date of the alleged conspiracy is given as May 5, when the American Tee Company surrendered its charter.On that date the Knickerbocker Coand the Ice Manufacturing Co.were character, the former by New Jersey, and the latter by New York, for the express purpose, the complaint charges, of taking over the business of the American Ice Co, All the appliances and plants ured by the American Ice Co.in the production of arti- fied! ice, according to the complaint, were taken over by the Ice Manufacturing Co., while the Knickerbocker Ice Co.continued the American Co.'s entire business in the harvesting, housing and selfing pf the natural | product THE QUEBEC CHRONICLB ==) | PERSONAL | Mr.H.M.Price left last night for Ottawa and Montreal.Mr.D.B.Oliver, of the Union Bank, Montreal, is in town to attend Mr.E.G, Joly de Lotbiniere\u2019s funeral.Mr.George lL.Shepherd, repre senting Penriman's Ltd, is in town and registered at the Chateau Mr.Shepherd has a large circle of friends in the city, who are slways pleased to meet him in the Ancient Capital, Mr.Luke Moore, representing Slingsby Manufecturing Company, registered at the Chateau yesterday, and was kept busy all day attending to his numerous ¢idomers.Arrivals at the Neptune Inn i= L.Whitebone, Halifax; J.E.Jamie son, Lennoxville; L.D.McCallum and wife, Augusta, Ga: Mr.and Mrs.Burnside, Mr.and Mrs, C.Berrigan, Boston ; Mrs.S.Cruickshank and family, Halifax; D.J.Crowley and wife, Toledo, O.; D.Rocker, New Jersey; C.Ougler, J.Farrell, Montreal; Mrs.J.E.Tremblay, Lake Edward; Mrs.N.St, Hilaire, Chicoutimi; L.Lemelin, St.Raphael; Mrs.J.S.Rivard and son, Three Rivers ; E.Brorhu, Toronto Mr, and Mrs.J.Hupts, Clevela Mr.and Mrs.C.M .Bigg, Montreal; J.P.Leeds, Richmond; B.Carson, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Bishop, Mr.and Mrs.Fisher, Saranac, N.Y.Latest arrivals at the Clarendon :\u2014 C.H.McKie, Chicago; Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Olcott, New York; R.L.Cullen and wife, Hamilton; Stella McDonnell, Helen McDonnell, Fairbury, N.Y.; G.P.Balfe, H.W.Ellicott, Montreal; J.J.Brown, Montreal ; Emile Roberge, Laurierville; E.W.Bonette, New York; Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Pentlarge, Miss Rose Leon, Brooklyn; Mrand Mrs.Kar), Faringer, New York; M.Spiege, Albany; L.Lavalle, St.Guillaume; Mr.and Mrs.Provost, Brookiyn; T.B.Bradford, Montreal; N .C.Kelly, Grand Fails; A.Dick, Cap St.Ignace; D.Mason, Toronto ; Geo.Butterfield, Ottawa; J.G.Pelietier and family, Three Rivers; J.H.Boyd, W.J.Joyce, Montreal; P.G.Stanley, Toronto ; S.A.Demeules, Baie St.Paul; Charles Little and wife, Midland, N.Y.; Jos.Tessier, Monreal.KNOCK-OUT BROWN HAD EASY TIME.Albany, N.Y.July 18.\u2014Knock-Out Brown, of New York, had little trouble in knocking out Eddie Kenny, of Chicago, in the second round of their cheduled ten-round bout to-night.Kenny was substituted for Joe Ferguson who was to have met Brown last night, bug owing to a disagreement the match was called off.Kenny made a poor showing against the New York lightweight asd was outclassed from the start.PENSION RIOTS.Extremely amuhing ie the reception accorded in France to the Old Age Pension Act, which came into operation this week.The.pessants are suspicious of it; it is a pretext for extorting more taxes: from them, they deciare.It is altogether too good to be true.\u2018 \u2019 In the agricultural districts peasants are holding aloof, in \u2018the belief that it is some form of official knavery.Consequently demand} for pension books have not been very great.The Government is doing its best to popularize the measure, and is issuing pamphlets broadcast to explain the provisions.At Troyes a violent protest was made on Monday against the new law.A crowd of 10,000, made up chiefly of members of trade unions, paraded the streets, and inflammatory speeches were delivered.Later, the gathering came into conflict with the troops, which had been called out to preserve order.The soldiers were stoned by the rioters, who had been beaten back in an attempt to storm the prefecture.The soldiers and gendarmerie re- peatediy charged the mob to disperse it.A number of manifestants were injured, and 35 arrests were made.The grievance of the rioters was the compulsory clause in the Act; employes, they think, should have the option whether they will contribute or not.To the Editor ofthe Chronicle : Dear 8ir,\u20141 would call attention through your columns to the whistling which can be heard most nights and which, I think, comes from the workshops in the neighborhood of St.Andrew street.Last night for instance this noise was going on almost the whole night and lt seems to me as if there were something wrong with the valve of the whistle.Several persons who live, as 1 do,'on the Battery, have also complained about this nuisance, which is very noticeable in these summer nights when one has to sleep with the windows wide open.It started about three weeks ago.On some nights\u2014~probably when the men are not working\u2014we do not hear it, but on others it is incessant.Thanking you, Mr.Editor, * remain, Yours truly, SLEEPLER.REMARKABLE ESCAPE OF VARSITY STUDENT.Very near to death was Mr.Fred Watts of 1 Beaumont road, 8 varsity student who was at the Dome mines on Tuesday last when the fires burst out and who returned to the city yesterday.\u201c \u201cIt was shortly after the noon hour when the fire swept upon us,\u201d he said this morning in conversation with the Chronicle.\u201cWith a number of others I went to the reservoir and plunged in up to my head.\u201cThere we stayed for from an hour and a half to two hours.Except for our heads, which were very hot, we were chilled to the bone.It was pleasant in one way to keep even as cold as that when we remembered what was raging around us.\u201cOn: of the men with us was so affected by the chill that he went alr most crazy for à moment and jumping out ran for the power house, then a mass of flame.We got him back in a few seconds, however, and kept him there.After it was over we gathered together at the embers of the power house to get warm.\u201d Mr, Watts was a friend to the unfortunate M.D.Whatnough, also a student who died at the Dome property the same cfternoon, \u201cWhatnough with some others was trying to save the mil\u201d said Mr.Watts.\u201cThey thought that they would be able to run for it through the bush, but found the bush was a circle of flame and went back to get into the reservoir, Before they could reach it the power house and rock house burst into flame and shut the:n off.\u2018The shaft was then the only thing left for them, and they went down thère.The man with Whatnough was burned but came out alive and was of the opinion that Whatnough mut have had a weak heart to have succumbed to the heat.\u201d \u201cWhat in your opinion would the number of the dead be?Mr.Watts was asked.\u201cAround the mines and South Porcupine and that little district I should say it would be 150, but ! à mafraid we will never know what happened in the bush, Tt ig impossible to tell how many prospectors were out.Search parties going out now are very apt to miss bodies, for these will have been burned to a cinder almost.It will be fall before they can be brought in, and then a better idea of the loss can be gathered\u201d BUSINESS MAN LOST IN WOODS.Halifax, N.S, July 18\u2014D; H.Whiston, a retired business man of Halifax, who is living in the suburbs, is lost in the woods A big crowd of neighbors has searched for him since 5 o'clock but up to 10:30 p.m.no trace of him has been found.Whiston is 78 years of age.At 3 o'clock he went into the woods with a dog.At 5 o'clock the dog returned but not the man.A mud marsh is in the rear of the woods where Whiston entered and it is feared that he has been caught in this, Sold by Grocers, To The Last Mouthfulii ! ; i | À i i H i Ww 0 w H 0 4 / ; 7 i Û Se.ES N \u201cThe Memory Lingers\u201d Canadien Postum Cereal Co., Lid, Windsor, Ontario, Canada.Orre enjoys a bowl of crisp, delightful Post Toasties with cream or fruit\u2014 or both.Some people make an entire breakfast out of this combina.ton-\u2014 Try il OR S = Re S oy XY NE Naa UNS RSR = RN ay oh ah SOS Ne = RS RR NN NN Se RD WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1911._ SUMMER SALES OF ALL = SURPLUS STOCKS | , Now is the time for us-to clear all Summer Goods.We do ; not want to carry them over for next season.We prefer sell.2 ing them for less than they cost rather than having to wait 8 year.We Are.Selling Summer Goods While You Want Thembre FOULARD SILKS LADIES\u2019 BLOUSES Nothing more sought after by women 98¢ for 2 fine White Lawn Blouse, al who dress well than Printed Foulards, sizes, nicely trimmed with Val.Lace During this sale we sell them at only and Insertion or with Swiss Embroid 27e « Yar@ eries; regular $1.50 quality, Now Only 58.WASH GOODS 0\" \u2014 Plain, Check or Stripe Zephyrs, in & UNTRIMMED HATS very large variety of colors; all this .100 mbre of our Summer Untrimmed season's novelties; regular 20c ality Heol Black and Caejoss; seme hats Only 10¢ A Yard © .wereSold up to this sale, $2.50 to $4.28 - Now Only 59c Each.\u20ac Labs UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS Nice Summer Parasols, ght lors with floral designs; very desirable at $1.28; - wt ou we , MEN'S NEGLIGEE \u2014 \u2019 SHIRTS 2 dozen Men's Negligee Shirts, cuffs attached, light color effects; regular 90c value; Special 39c.Sale Price 8c.Another lot of superior quality light Women's Umbrellas, with nice wood or dark colors, a variety of regularly $1.00; Sale Price 49c.F.SIMARD & CIE.142 St.Joseph St., St.Roch, Quehes patterns; and metal handles, steel frame, silk.: and wool cover; regular $2.28 quality, For 3.148 LAURENT MOISAN MANUFACTURER oF ARTIFICIAL MARBLE 046-956 St.Valler Street, Quebec.: E.JACOT 985 8t.Joseph St.TECHNICAL & AESTHETIC ESTABLISHMENT \u2018For Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, : Ring, Silverware, Optics, Diamonds and Precious Stones.EXTRA FINE WORK QUEBEC SOUVENIR P.J.COTE, Linoleums Linoleums Having to make room for the considerabie repairs we are making to our establishment, we have decided to reduce a lot of 3,000 yards of English Linoleums from 60c the original price to 49¢c a Yard We guarantee satisfaction to anyone buying these articles._ - For Summer Use .Railway Wrapper, Linen Wrapper, Hamack, Valises, \u2014 === eut For Gountry Houses Japanese Matting, Chinese Matting, Japanese Rugs in all sizes, Jute Rugs in all sizes, Moravian in all sizes New lines of Carpets received weekly from abroad P.J.COTE, ee 29-31 St, John St.Opposite Palace Hill Chimney M Counters, Columns, Statiens of the Csces, Ralid Commaion.Tabimy Pedestals, Monuments, Memorial An Complete Altars in W.aod M according to plans.Floors la \u2018Jai Lino Flames Mouldings pci Se be Po te wings, al odellings Souipteresdre Le of work st very low prices.A visit is respest- fus coli reiephone 2259 te-thneat | i + "]