The Quebec chronicle, 12 août 1911, samedi 12 août 1911

[" > \u2018Pt y thace dily remained 8 compe The Weather Fair and cool; moderate winds | The Queber Chronic ESTABLISHED 1764 Estd.Pints $1.60.Barclay, Perkins & Co., Ltd.Doctor Brand Genuine Oatmeal Stout A.GRENIER .\"Jed 1832 94-98 St.John Strast Distributors for Quebec District.1781 Nips $110 Phone 1141.LONDON DOCKERS' STRIKE ENDED Settlement Was Reached Last Evening, and Interruption to Business Finished.London, Aug.11.\u2014The strike of dock men, lightermen, coal porters ard carmen, which for several days has seriously disturbed alt business in London and resulted in a shortage of foodstuffs, coal, petrol and other necessities, was ended to-night with the settlement of the lightermens\u2019 dispute.The men were conceded a ten- four day and an increase of about 25 ser cent in wages.The situation had decome so critical \"that troops were deld in readiness at Aldershot and other places to proceed to the capital and intervene.To-night the strike committee is- ued a manifesto congratulating the nen on the signal -ictory obtained and declaring the strike ended.The disg:*< of the carters and dock- \u2018abtehdy had been settled and to- mise with the lightermen to bring about a rétürn to normal conditiogs.Üntil a late hour to-night it was doubtful whether an agreement would be reached and both Home Secretary Churchill and Sydney Buxton, president of the Board of Trade, cancelled their week-end engagements in order to remain at the Board of \u2018Trade where conferences looking to the ending of the strike had been in progress.It is now expected that all the men will resume work on Monday.The évening in London passed ydietly.\u2018 Liverpool, Aug.11.\u2014The crisis in the dockers\u2019 strike was reached to- fay when the leading shipowners gave notice that a settlemefit of the fronble would be reached Monday wight, otherwise they would effect a fockout.: The shipowners have bee complaining that in spite of their recent agreement with the dockers\u2019 sectional strikes have taken place, disclocating trade They warned the union lead- trs that nuless they could keep their men to the terms of the agreement à serious situation would arise.Therefore, fifty of the leading shipowners to-day formally notified the Dockers\u2019 Union that unless all sections of the strikers resume work by noon of Monday.steps will be taken to close down all work throughout the port.In a letter to the Lord Mayor, informing him of this decision, the shipowners explain that the stage has been reached under which trade is impossible as the men have refused to accept their friendly overtures and return to work.The Lord Mayor has\u2019 offered his services as mediator in the trouble.Huge quantities of meat are tied up in the refrigerators at Birkenhead and the stock of coal is rapidly running out.Shortage of coal to-day necessitated the closing down of anum- ber of factories and added greatly to the number of idle men.Additional cavairy and \u2018infantry were brought.into the city to-day, but there was less disturbance than on previous days.This was due to the strike committee having issued a manifesto earnestly appealing to the men to refrain from acts of violence.During the course of the evening 33 wagonloads of provisions were successfully moved from the docks under guard of a large force of military and police and with & magistrate at the front and rear of the procession, prepared to read the riot act in i case of intererence.The procession traversed the streets amid the jeering of thousands of strikers, but it was not disturbed.STEWARDS WERE CL ISTE Interesting and Exciting Incident Happened When Allan Steamer Victorian Reached Montreal, Montreal, Aug.11.\u2014Fifty-seven men, comprising the entire contingent of first and second class stewards on board the Allan Liner Victorian, were arrested and driven to jail on the arrival of that vessel from Liverpool this evening.Their arrest was due to the fact that they had refused to perform their duties at Rimouski and during the voyage up the river from that point.The entire fifty-seven were taekn into custody without a blow being sruck and without any signs of trouble, and it seemed somewhat surprised that the company should have called in shore law to settle the difficulty.The trouble started when the vessel arrived at Rimouski this morning and the stewards refused to assist in putting the mail ashore.This has been a grievance for some time and was the cause of some little trouble last year, but sirice the spring, when Liære- - RETURN OF PRIVATE CLIFFORD Winner of King's Prize Has Only One Complaint, Inexperienced Range Officers, Montreal, Aug.!.\u2014Private W.J.Clifford, of Toronto, the here of the Bisley meet, winner of the King's and the Prince of Wales\u2019 prizes, returned to Canada aboard the steamer Victorian to-night.Private Clifford returns with over £400 in prize money and a cabinful of cups, medals and badges.Commenting on his trip, he said that the only thing of which he had to complain was the interference of some of the inexperienced range officers, who had evidently not mastered the whole book of the somewhat complicated Bisley rules.He said that he had ® been somewhat handicaped in the King's, especially by range officers, who took objections to his using the low position.In this match, he said, a range officer stood over him at every shot and timed him with a stop watch, which naturally proved somewhat disconcerting.Apart from this, however, he had a royal time.He said the trophy which pleased him as much as any other, however, was one he received at Quebec when Sir Charles Ross boarded the Vietorian and presented him with a latest maded [loss rifle.Private Clifford will not proceed to Toronto until Monday night, as by doing so he would anticipate the big civic reception prepared for that date.POLITICAL NEWS Ottawa, Aug.11.\u2014At the Conservative convention here to-day, A.E.Fripp, M.L.A,, and Dr.J.L.Chabot were chosen to represent the Conservative party in the federal elections in Segpgember.uvéteg-2itt- Sydoey! N.5; \"Rvg\u201d 1t.~Twe Libthe mail.except that for the Maritime Provinces, ashore #t Quebec, the amount handled at Rimouski has been so small as not to cause trouble.The mail was put ashore with some little delay, but both at breakfast and at Junch time the stewards refused to serve meals to the passengers and watched them in \u2018scornful silence.The chief steward, the second steward and four stewardesses did their best to satisfy the passengers.\u2018The cooks and the third-class stewards did not take part in the movemnet.The officers of the ship sent word ahead, and when thé vessel arrived here at 6.30 pm.Âve police patrols, loaded with constables, were at the dock.The stewards were taken into custody without trouble.The only sign that anything nuusual had taken place was the fact that the passengers carried their own hand baggage, while sailors handled the heavier stuff.The authorities of the Allan Line office say they cannot understand what caused the men to act as they did, as their wagers were raised only two months ago and at that time they expressed themselves as satisfied.\u201cIt | must be an echo of the dock strike on the other side,\u201d said one official: The men will probably be tried in the morning.BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL.Montreal, Aug.11.\u2014Orie of the biggest real estate deals of the year was pitt through to-day when 402 acres of land in Cote des Neiges and St.Laurent was hought by Mr.James Barbour, of Toronto, for $846,000.This makes a total of nearly five millions invested recently by real estate men in that vicinity.Mr.Barbour has not declared for what purpose he has made the purchase, but it is nuder- stood to be in conection with the activities of the Canadian Northern Railway.FIGHT ON IRSH HOME RULE COMING.London, Aug.1l.\u2014Both Liberals and Unionists are giready busy preparing for the campaign throughout the United Kingdom for and against home rule for Ireland.Rome, Aug.12\u20142 a.m.\u2014Pope Pius had a rather restless night and toward midnight lie awoke as the result of a renewal of the burning sensation in his affected knee.reat.ment by his physicians, however, relieved him and at this hour he is reported to be sleeping peacefully.The physicians believe the Pope's restlessness was dut to the heat and to over-exertion yesterday aftermoon when His Holiness appeared to be much better.JOHNSTON & FILS, 2O9RDEAUX Uetaisiioired 1734.ÉLARETS and SAUTERNES LAW, YOUNG & CO.- MONTREAL.\u2018 eral-Conservative conventions were held here to-day.At St.Peters, J.A.Gillies, K.C., was nominated for the House of Commons, and at Inverness Thos.Gallant received a similar nomination for that county.Both accepted.Sussex, N.B., Aug.11.\u2014At a largely attended Conservative canvention «of King Albert County here to-day eorge W.Fowler was nominated to oppose Dr.O.S.McAllister.Dr.Mc- \"| Allister defeated Mr.Fowler in the last election by 354 majority.Montreal, Aug.11.\u2014Somewhat of a surprise was sprung on the Hochelaga Conservatives at their convention to-night when a letter was received from L.1.Marechal, K.C, asking that his name be not put up for nomination and an entirely new candidate appeared in the person of Anthime Fortin, who had quite a strong following from Point St.Charles and St.Gabriel.After a great deal of discussion, however, the expected happened, and Louis Goderre, K.C., got the nomination, which was then made unanimous.Toronto, Aug.11.\u2014At a mass meeting of labor men, held to-night at the Labor Temple, under the auspices of the Trades and Labor Council, it was decided that no labor candidates should be nominated for Toronto riding.Arthur, Aug.11.\u2014At the convention of North Wellington, Liberals here, to-day, Alex.Martin, the former member in two parliaments, was unanimously nominated to contest the riding.Orillia, Aug.11.\u2014East Simcoe Conservatives this afternoon nominated W.H.Bennet, ex-M.P.of Midland, for the House of Commons and J, I.Hartt, of Orillia, for the Legislature.Montreal, Aug.11.\u2014A meeting of Liberals in St.Antoine district will be held next Tuesday night to select a candidate to oppose H.B.Ames, the present Conservative holder of the seat.Numerous names have been mentioned, but announcement was made to-day that it would be offered to Dr.Milton L.Hersesy, city analy.ist for Montreal.and a well-known figure in local political circles.Montreal, Aug.t1.\u2014Beauharnnis will hold the Conservative convention some time next week.C.J.J.Bergeon will be the choice.CARPENTER MET WITH TERRIBLE DEATH.Montreal, Aug.11.\u2014Orville Larose, a carpenter, living at 757 Aylmer street, met with a terrible desth at 11 o'clock this morning while working on a gallery at the back of the residence of Mr.L.Fortin, 181 Fifth avenue, Viaville, Larose lost his bai- .ance and fell from the gallery which was on the third story to the court below.When picked up he was in « dying condition as his skull had been fractured.Larose died in an ambulance on the way to the hospital.He leaves à widow and four young chil- ren.QUEBEC, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1911.NEW CHIEF OF FIRE BRIGADE Deputy Chief Hamel Gets Ap- pointment\u2014Mr, Forrester Will Be Adviser.The City Council held a very important meeting lust evening when the question of a Quebec fire chief was finally decided upon, and as stated a few days ago in these col- ums, Deputy Chief Hamel was appointed to the position, after another lengthy discussion.This was the principal business transacted during the evening and the Council sat until after 11 o'clock getting through the general routine business.Every alderman was present as it was known that the appointment of a fire chief was to be settled at the meeting which was presided over by Mayor Drouin.A letter was received from Captain Letarte of No.4 station.who has 25 years\u2019 experience, asking for the position of deputy chief of the fire! brigade.A leiter was also read from Mr.Dion, Palace street, complaining of the smoke nuisance from a nearbly laundry.A letter was read from Sir Wilfrid Laurier, accompanied by a letter from Hon.Sir L.Harcourt, thanking the city of Quebec for its address of congratulations to King George.The city clerk also read a letter from J.H.Cohen of San Francisco complaining that on a recent trip to this city he was surprised tq see that bakers\u2019 vehicles were not covered, which was against the public health, Referred to the health committee.A petition was received from a number of butchers requesting the city to erect a weigh house near the site where Fattle are sold.Referred to the market committee.Several Fommittee reports were presented, including those of the Finance Committee for the granting of the request of the Quebec Central to erect a building on the Ferry warf; for the purchase of the Picard property in St.Lawrence, for a police station; granting an exemption of taxes on.extension of thie Parisian Corel\u201d yplthiTactufing Company and the repesl of the civic by-law impoting a tax om autotmobiles.All thesé reparts were adopted, but Ald.Verret remarked that in connection with the automobile by-law, it was not the city which willingly withdrew their by-laws, but that they had been forced to do so by the Provincial government authorities who had decided that the city had no authtority to impose a tax -on automobiles.\u2018 Mayor Drouin quite agreed with Ald.Verret and remarked that although the city had a right to impose a tax on private vehicles, they were informed.that they could not impose a similar tax on autotmobiles.The report of the market committee, recommending the asphalting of the sh market at the corner of Crown and St.Francois streets, was also adopted.Ald.Verret presented a draft of a by-law adopted by the pro-commit- tee, appointing a special committee composed of the Mayor, chairman of the committee, and chief of the fire brigade, to select snd appoint firemen and the guardian and the assistant guardien of each station and also to look after the discipline of the brigade.The by-law was read a first time.The first order of the day was a request of Ald.Fiset for a state- ent of the expenses incurred recently for the civic reception to Sir Wilfrid Laurier on his return from England.At first sight people may think that he objected to the city of Quebec, tendering a reception to the Premier of Canada, but that was not his idea in asking for the information, as Sir Wilfrid had not referred to politics in his reply to the civic reception, neither had Hon.Mr.King, but Hon.Rudolphe Lemieux had gone ow of his way to treat as traitors those who did not have the same opinions as he had.He and other citizens, who had to foot the bill of the reception expenses and who did not have the same opinions as the Postmaster-General, in political affairs, objected to pay for the reception of such a man as Mr.Rodolpre Lemieux, who must have left his manners in Japan, where he visited the Mikado.He should be taught a lesson in polite: ness and not come to Quebec to insult his political adversaries, After a few remarks from Ald.Cannon, who stated that the city of Quebec had only did its duty in receiving Sir Wilfrid Laurier, as the Premier of Canada and one of Quebecs representatives at Ottawa, Mayor Drouin informed Ald.Fiset that the cost of the civic reception was $277.49.The second order of the day was in connection with the adjourned debate on the appointment of a fire chief.Ald.Trudel, who had moved an amendment to the report of the fire committee and had proposed the name of Capt.Blouin in place of Députy Chief Marin .of Montreal, read a letter from Capt.Blouin resigning the position and a similar letter was read by Mayor Drouin.Alderman Trudel therefore asked leave to withdraw Capt.Biouin's name.Ald.Pouliot, seconded by Ald.Lavi- æeur then proposed the following TAT amendment to the repor¢ of the com- | mittee: | First, That Mr.J.A.J.Forrester, the consulting engineer of the water- | fi works, who has had considerable experience in this Province, in the organization of the fire brigades receive | instructions, without prejudice to his other duties, to undertake the re-or- | ganization and the discipline of the Quebec fire brigade so as to perfect tite stations and the re apparatus ane to instruct the nten in the operation ! of valves, which may he at present necessary to concentrate the pressure of the waterworks.! Second.That Deputy Chief Hamel be apointed chief of the Fire Depart- | ment for one year at a salary vf $1-, 500 and receive instructions from the , Council to conform himself to the vr- | ders which he may receive from Mr.© Forrester, for the above objects.| A lengthy discussion arose on that motion in which Aldermen Fiset, Dinan, Verret, Messervey, Pouliot, Cote and Lavigueur took part, several of the Aldermen being of opinion that Deputy Chief Hamel shoul! get $2000, while Ald.Dinan, who was always in favor of a Quebec fireman being appointed, remarking that the deputy chief, recently suspended.was one of the best firemen in this province and should have been appointed to the position.Mayor Drouin replied that Mr.Hamel was satisfied to sccept the position as proposed, and if only $1,500 salary was granted to him for the first year, it was because he intended sending the new chief and Mr.Forrester to visit the brigades in other cities, and this weld cost the ci:y à certain amount of money.During the discussion a number of young mea in the gaileries appiauded Ald.Fiset's remarks but they were brought to time by the Mayor.The report as amended was finally carried unanimously.Aldermen Dinan and Messervey drew the attention of the Mayor 10 the want of benches in the park between Desfosses and St Paul streets, and His Worship promised to attend to the matter.After other routine business the Council adjourned.CANADA'S NEW MARINE MINISTER Hon.Mr: temic Was Swôrn in\" Vésterday\u2014Dominion Temperatures Minimum, 56; Maximum, 72.' Liverpool, Eng.Policies Issued 81 St.Peter St.| | COLIN E.| COMPANY.Head Office - - ESTABL'SHED - This Company is naw a3300.a*sd with the London & Lancashire Flro Inszranca Ce, of ! Totai Security | ver $24,509,000.00 Losses Paid With Liberality and Promptitude _\u2014\u2014, me THEC.LECLERC, ST.JOSEPH ST.1718 - | | | \u201c923°C Without Delay General Azent |; SWORD, S::r>tary i | Provincial Now Without a Postmaster General.(Special to the Chronicle.) Ottawa, Aug.11\u2014Canada is to-day without a Postmaster-General.Hon.Mr.Lemieux renewed his oath of duties of Minister of Marine immediately .Mr.Beland will not bt tworn in until Thursday next.Until then the post office department will be in the hands of the deputy minister.The fimal details of the Borden and Laurier campaigns are now arranged and both leaders leave here on Monday, Mr.Borden for London, and Sir Wilfrid Laurier for Simcoe.Sir Wilfrid then comes cast to Three Rivers and will spend some time in Quebec, while Mr.Borden stumps western and eastern Ontario.Everything is therefore in readiness for the most bitter fight in Canadian political history.TWO ITALIANS office this afternoon, and took up the | WERE WOUNDED HAVE A LIGHT for your Pipe or Cigar with one of our lighters, it is a pleasure.Bottle Shape Revolver Shape O.K.Flat 1st Bijou Flat Serious Quarrel Took Place in Montreal Last Night in Which Knives Were Used.Montreal, Aug.11\u2014Two Italians were wounded and three were arrested as the result of a quarrel on the ; corner of Ontario and St Timothy streets to-night.John Collangello, who lies at the Notre Dame Hospital with knife wounds in his head, arms and back, states that thé three men under arrest, Frank Canatelli, Donato Leopoldo and Thoma Taricelli, insulted himself and his father and when he resented it, attacked him with knives.The other Italian, who was wounded, had his wounds dressed and left for home \u2018without giving his name.John Barre, a local strong man and weight lifter, who tends bar in an establishment near where the fight occurred, states that four Italians commenced to quarrel in his bar room, but that he threw them out onto the sidewalk without troubling to find out how the trouble originated.The three men arrested led the police quite a long chase\u2019 through the streets before being overtaken.BARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.San Bernandino, Cal, Aug.11\u2014The most severe earthquake shock felt in this vicinity in years shook the business buildings at 3.40 o'clock this afternoon with such severity that the occupants fled into the streets.The damage was trivial.A previous shock had been felt at 10.20 a.m.Los Angeles, Aug.12\u2014A slight earthquake shock was delt here at 340 p.m, to-day, \u2018 I | gate.2751 and 4169.All Merchants wishing to sell Exhibition 25% Twenty-Five Per Cent 26% Reduction on admission tickets bought from now up to the 20th of this Month One Single Ticket 25c One Book of 5 Tickets $1 One Book of 10 Tickets $2 Buy your ticket now and avoid the rush at tme General Offices for tickets at Messrs.J.À.Plamondon and Jos.Lacroix, 53 Crown St, Telephone tickets can telephone or apply at the above address, We also want boys to sell tickets all over town.J.H.FORTIER, Secretary avr 12.14,16,18x4 75¢ to 81.75 Each GRONDIN They all fit in the pocket.THE TOBACCONIST Buade St.Opp.Basilica Square.CLOSED ON SUNDAYS New York, Aug.11.\u2014Mrs, Maria | A.Denault, an aged woman of probably 65 years.kho gave her address as No.277 Ontario street, Montreal, reported to the police to-night that her son Jean, 35 years old, a diamond broker, had disapeared while she was ! standing at the Manhattan end of the ! Brooklyn Bridgean office at 17 Place de Arms Hill, Montreal, she came to New York this mortming.Jean brought with him a white stallion, which he disposed nf during the day for $700.The two decided to go to Coney Island and reached Brooklyn Bridge when Jean left his mother, saying he was going to get à drink.he waited for.him a couple of hours and then a passerby asked her who she was waiting for.She tald She said that with her son.who has | ROSS RIFLE vs.DIXIE CAMILLY | - ss AGED MONTREAL WOMAN | SAYS SON DISAPPEARED.iQ.A.A.Grounds Sunday, 13th inst.Double-Meader ST.PATRICK'$ ve, VICER First Game, 145 p m.him, and he directed her to the Os Street Station.rs.Denault wa then sent to the Detective au and detectives were asaigne: role for her som.A general Be.WMS also sent eut for Bim ! ! = Grand Oppositionist Political Meeting at BEAUCE JUNCTION ON SATURDAY, 12th AUGUST INSTANT Meyers.Henri Bourassa, Armand Lavergne, Albert Sevigny, R Arthur Gilbert and Dr.Eugene Paquet will address the meeting.The meeting will be held at 130 p.m.Regular trains over the Q.C.R.will run at reduced rates, starting from Levis and stopping at Black Lake, Ste.Sabine and Lake Megantic.Return trip at single fare.SEEEBEEEENENNEEENEREINN MILLINERY E are now showing a nice lot of Import:1 Children's and Misses\u2019 Millinery, to b* sold at a reduction.Also Ladies\u2019 Bzautifully Trimmed Hats, Veilings Ribbons, etc., etc.\u2014 AT THE \u2014 Millinery Imsorters 65 St.Joha Str£st.ACOT 95 St.Joseph St.TECHNICAL & AESTHETIC ESTABLISHMENT For Fine Watches, Clocks, Tewellery, Ring, Silverware, Optics, Diamonds and Precious Stones.EXTRA FINE WORK QUEBEC SOUVENIR annual aug.8tilll2 MISSES M.& A.BROWNRIGG In the making of every good roof the Shingle is the all important condition.Wooden Shingles are fire conductors\u2014Iron Shingles rust Slate Shingles crack and break easily\u2014ali such Shingles need paint to stop leaks.Why not use the only perfect Shingle ?ASBESTOS-CEMENT-SHINGLES, they never require pain: and last forever.Send for descriptive printed matter of call and see us.ASBESTOS MANUFACTURING CO.LIMITED, Lachine.\u2018 The only factory of its kind in Canada: Sole agent for Eastern Canada, \u201ctL \".PHILIPPE PARADIS, Co P.O Boa3lt Phone 9083 | Morin Building, 111 Mountain Hill, Quebe:, ement- Shingles | NOVELTIES | Gold Mesh Bags | Gold Mesh Purses Silver Mesh Bags Silver Mesh Purses German Silver Bags Cun Metal Bags.Gun Metal Mesh Purses | Silver Coin Purses | I | Silver \u201cSovereign\u201d Purses 1G.SEIFERT & SONS | Diamond Merchants 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec | | QUEBEC.SATURDAY, AUG.12 AN EMBARRASSED \u2018 MENT.- A Sidelight is thrown upon the litical situation by the siege \u201cof Ottawa :by hungry applicgnts.for the reward of services in the shape of patronage, says the Winnipeg Telegram.The office seeker is not disposed to take any chances on the coming election.He wants his office NOW.He is not greatly to be blamed! There is a vast difference, from this point of view, in being the discredited hanger-on of a defeated party, the peculiar nature of whose activities will probably be blamed by his friends as the cause of their defeat, and being the recipient of a safe salary for life for the discharge of duites in which he may be as honestly independent as he chooses.Now would anyone of these office- seekers, who are wise in their day and generation, though their wisdom is) Jike that of rats, largely for thom- selves, accept a job dependent for its continuance upon the Liberal party's remaining in power.There are \u2018 lèss than six weeks between him and safety, safety seems to him at the ) | present time the most desirable of all things, and like the rodent, whom he resembles in character and whose actions he emulates, he is filled with admiration for the solid ground, and the rich cargo of a sinking ship has for him lost ws earlier attraction.So his.demands grow more urgent and pressing as the day of fate comes nearer, But the pressure of the office- seeker places the government is a most embarrassing position.In the realm of patronage the general ptum- ise always outruns the specñc performance.Where there is one job in sight ¢here are generally ten applicants, and even the genius of Sir Wilirid Laurier has never solved the problem of giving a man the tenth of an office, and thus making it go round, although it must be admitted that \u2018he has been nearer a solution, in the converse proposition of making ten office holders the equivalent of one man.As a rule, the nine dis- K | appointed applicants are appeased by a promise of greater consideration 1 fon the next opportunity which occurs but, with a month and a.balf } ito come and go en, that solution : ie altogether withbut any charms for them: Le .The result, Js that the government | has the.alternative of creating nine cnemies and one indifferent suppor- tèr, or of retaining ten annoyed and tatalized adherents.A government fighting with a halter round its neck cannot draw post-paid checks upon | the bank of patronage.; The avenue of reward with the | present government; especially of | late years, has either been to be the | door of shady things in polities, or a lawyer skilled in proventing inves- | tigation and the defense of unsavory transactions.And there has been so much crooked work going on, and so many burked investigations, that the claims upon the government for reward sre both numerous and well- defined\u2014more numerous than the rewards it has to offer, and \u2018much better defined than its chances of success at the polls.Consequently Ottawa iv a seething cauldron of jealous intrigue and the unscrupulous pa - part of office-seekers who foresee disaster where the leaders of the party fatuouely anticipate victory.| NEWSPAPER RULE IN GERMANY.The Morocco incident brings out the fact that freedom of the press in Germany is far from being a fiction.Because the government has halted in the vigorous policy which seemed to be promised when the war vessel went to Agadir a few weeks ago.many persone in Germany are surprised.The Agadir move startled Europe as nothing else has done since, in 1906, the kaiser's speech was published declaring that in the Motroeco adjustment hetween Eng: lend and France Germany would have to be counted in.That outgiving disturbed the plans of the two nations just mentioned, threw the question open to & complete revision, and brought the Congress of Algeciras in that year, in which most of the lending nations, including the United States, participated.Some of the Berlin newspapers are denouncing Foreign Minister Von Kiderien Wasehter and Chancellor Van Bethmann-Holl- weg, and demanding their retirement from office.Others attack the kaiser in language which, in bitterness and general viruienee, exceeds anything ever previously directed against à crowned head In that capital Quoting this expression, which, it says, appeared in English and French newspapers, \u201cWait until your .emperor returns and then the retreat will be rrunded and Germany will re.GOVERN: motion of private interests, on the]! 3 wt r - \u2018THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Watch Your Kidneys Thousands of men and women die of kidney discuse every year because they don't know in time that they have it.Let a portion of the Urinée stand 24 hours.If it becomes cloudy or the froth still stands on tht top, or there is a thick sediment in it, Or, the urine iy very palé or very dark in color, you should take \\Warner's Safe Cure at once because the kigneys or urinary] organs if neglected becom so diseased it will be monfhs béfore they can-be restored to healthy ac- ion.The best remedy fever discovered fit disease of the kidneys, liver and bladder is - to Warner's Safe Cure It has been used with sucress for over 34 years.It is-the one pee you can rely upon, Put up in $1.00- size and sold by druggists\u201d évery- where.or Warner's Safe Pills for constipation and biliousness are 25 cents a package.\u2018 20120 a A sample bottle of Warnes's Sife Cute knd a sample of Warner's Safe: Pille will be sent : to anyone sending\u2019 name and.a b apd nien- tioming the Chronic: Warner's, Safe Cure Co., Toronto, Ont.\u2018 lin intimates that those journals were correct, and asks, \u201cWhat has happened to the Hohenzollerns?\u201d \u2018It declares that William 11.is the Strong: est supporter of the Anglo-French policy in Morroeto, and dubs him \u201cWilliam the Timid,\u201d and the \u201cValorous Poltroon.\u201d This is fighting language, and at a time still recent would have sent some of the kaiser\u2019s gendarmes to the office of that newspaper within a few hours after the paper appeared upon .the street, and the.editor would have been furnished with free quarters in the bastile for\u2019 a few months.Possibly he will yet, but this is unlikely.But the unkindest cut of all is that which has been dealt by the Zukunft, which styles him \u201cWilliam the Peaceful\u201d And, at lagt accounts, Herr Harden, the editor of that paper, was also \u2018still at large.A witty French journalist a few years ago divided the German editors into two sections; \u201cthose who ate in prison and those who sre not.\" But in the light of the events of the past few days, that taunt has lost its point.Leers = fre - General ifiterest in these attacks on the kaiser.is due chiefly to two, circumstances.- They shaw that: age and experience.are giving \u2018him wisdom and poise.Also'theŸ frère that journalism in the German Empire is | attaining a freedom Which promises to \u201ceventually make it as infidential as it is in France, Great Britain or the United States.A persistence in the course which seemed to be marked out by the Agadir adventure would have led to war with France and: England, in which \u2018the greater part of Europe might have been involved, and the whole territory of Morsece would not be worth the loss which even a week of such .a- war would entail.Naturally the Kaiser shrinks from such a weighty responsibility.And in Kine this he shows much more sense than: his \u2018critics are displaying.He has receded from an untenable position, or appears to have receded.But except for a momentary loss in prestige, it would be rash to assume that he hat beer: injured by the veto which he appears to have placed upon the policy of the chan: cellor and the foreign\u2019 secretary.It will probably be found in the final outcome that Germany has guined some territory somewhere.But the outcome in the Morocco affair, whatever shape it takes, will probably be satisfying to all sides.The war scare has passed.All is gniet on the bourses of Berlin, Paris and London.The newspapers which are citing the king of England, the president of France and the president of the United States as the great-peace potentates of the age would do weil to add William 11.to the roll.THE STATE OF THE STREETS.The Miyor is to be congratulated on his firmnets in refusing to allow certain contractors to open-up new streets before they have finished work on those already begun.Ursule street, for instance, has been in à condition of chaos for weeks past and thé contractor working there should atrange to complete the paving with all possible dispatch.Citisens are ready enough to put up with the inconvenience afforded by the disembowetling of the streets when it is unavoidable but, when things are allowed to drag on continually in this way, the limit of their tolerance is soon reached.Surely it is 3 much better plan and one more satisfactory to all concerned to concentrate the wotk on à few streats and get them finished quickly than to open up a fludiber And leave them in disorder for s longer time.armas soni Another girl has won as husband by simply writing her name and address on an egg.It's 3 good plan, hut young wonien who propose to try it should first make sure that the \u2018za cédé.\u201d the Pan-German Post of Ber- ids above suspicion A ed LABOR IN VAIN.The Laurier organs and politicians are trying tos foo! and frighten the people of Canada.wjth the flimsy nottun that: the Laigler Government was 20 strong in the late House of Commons that it cannot be beaten in the country at the coming election.so fooled or frightened.The - People will not fail to note the fact that the Liberal MacKenzie Government, with a majority in the: House of SIXTY after the election of.1874, was \u2018wiped out of existence at the election of the 17th of Septen ber, 1878, and the Conservatives, with their Canadien National Policy of Protection, put in power with a majority of SIXTY-EIGHT, The People of Canada will not lor- get that the Canadian National Policy, thus inaugurated by the patriotic people of Canada, both Conservatives and Liberals, thirty-three years, bas been the established Canadian policy from that day to this, that | the People of Canada have never departed from that Protection Policy, \"| and that under that National Poicy, .| Canada has been brought to her present greatness, commercial independence and prosperity.It may be presumed, we suppose, that the water in the Dread mrarger will make dough for the promoters.During the last five years Montreal has spent two millions and @ half in fire protection in order to secure reduced rates promised by the underwriters.No reductions have been made and now Montreal is kicking.The outcome will be watched with interest in Quebec.Disabled by fifty per cent of its fighting strength through the bad luck of the second-hand cruiser Niobe in going on the rocks, the Canadaian navy is in no condition to defend the Dominion against anything more formidable than the Swiss navy or perhaps Hayti's - A marked increase in the government building returns for the mnths of August and September may be expected.Post offices, custom houses, armories, drydocks and other publie utilities, that have been derment for years.will suddenly display evidences\u2019 of activity\" that indicate gic campaign ae > \u2014\u2014\u2014 .\u201c] therefore heed ~scartely state my firm belief that the prosperity of Canada depends upon its permanent connection with the Mother Country ahd that I shall resist to the utmost any attempt (irom \u2018whatever quartes it may come) which may tend to weaken thut union.\u201d\u2014From Sir John Macdonald's first electroal address.The chief organ of the Laurier party announces with glee that .several manufacturers will support Hon.George Graham.When they support Mr.Borden's candidates they are vili- ed by the hireling press as \u201ccorrupt and selfish interests,\u201d but when they favor Liberals then they are caressed and affectionately slobbered over.According to high American authority the American farmer only re ceives about 40 per cent of the price the consumer pays for his products.The middleman gets the fest.They are controlled by the trusts.Suppose you remove the fence and allow those trusts in here, we will be subject to the same as the American farmers, and take the same percentage.We are getting good prices now in the British and home markets and Britain never can become a competitor in farm produce.We wuld be mad to take such a leap in the dark, but worse to take it in the light.HOME FAT REDUCER Works Rapidly and Safely\u2014Requires No Exercising and Allows You to Est What You Like Even on the Hottest Days\u2014 Cut This Out.For the benefit of those who wish 40 reduce their flesh quickly and safely.continue the process during the hot days of summer, we will give the recipe and directions in full for a simple household remedy that can be obtained at trifling cost from any ood drug store: ¥% ounce Marmola, $ ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and 4% ounces Peppermint Water.All these are cheap and wholetome, but Jou should take care to get an unbroken package so that you get Marmola and not a substitute.When you get home mix the three together by shaking them together in a large bottle and take one teaspoonful after each\u2019 meal snd at bedtime.Follow.these directions and you will have the best fat reducer that money can buy.It will take off the flesh at the rate of at least two pounds 8 week without deranging the stomach or causing wrinkles, while, best of all, no exercising or dieting is required to help it out.You can get results and at the-same time take |things easy.loi! in the shade, eat what you like-as much as you Hike and whenever you like SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1911.MADE IN CANADA BROWNIE | But the Pecple are not to be Esch summer day brings new pleasures when the Brownie Camera is part of the vacation outfit, Brownies, 91.00 to @18.00 Your dealer will give or we will send free copy of the 241 Drownid Book.CANADIAN KODAK CO., Lo.Office sad Factocies \u2018862-592 King Street, W TORONTO, CAN: The Central Florist Store Choice cut flowers and plants always ready and delivered anywhere in the city.Wi.PENNY, Gardener and Florist Phone 488.Furniture Repaired, re-cover Furnitige carted, packed and shipped to all parts of the world.Estimates ed and Polished.Free.Furniture Stored.TRUMAN, 8, 4 and 6 D'Youvilla Street à PHONE 3020.A.LEOFRED (Grad.Laval and McGill) CIVIL ENGINEER.SPECIALTY WATER WORKS 39 St.John St, Quebec.Phone 545.Morin Billed Room 259 St.John St.E CLOUTIER, Prop.The evolest and up-to- date pool room in the city.First class tables, also cigars, liquors and tobacco.mayZ2xmon, wed,setx1y HAVE YOU A KODAK If not, get one It's what you want on all your 181 St.John St.i CHINIC HARDWARE C& 8t.Potar Strast, Lowsr Town Sranoh Fabriqus SL, Uppar Teun SPORTING GOODS \u2014 a T Sal Rods ia\u2019 rout and mon Orides, including the renowned B Flies, Reels, Lines, Baits, Tents, Blanke 3, Rubber Sheets, Canoes, Paddles Oars, Dunnage Bags, Folding Beds, etc, etc.General Heavy Hardware S.J.SHAW& CO.13 St.John St.Full Lie Fisting Sole Trout Rods, Gut Cast, Line, Reels, Trowels, Canvas Bags, Oil Sheet Covers, Grey and Red Biankets, Camp Beds, Tents, etc.Canvas Canoes, Paddles and Oars Telephone 573 1S Plans for Subdivisions 81 St.Peter St.Quabes Firs AMsurence Duttiingr Tel.2718 .« QUEBEC | | J.Arthur LaRue.LaRUE & TRUDI 98 St.Bates SL.=.Quebec Large Genuine Reductions Excursions, Picnics, Outings, etc.y x, FOR CASH ONLY They will always sfford you yz Te An Exact Record At our great White Sale which is of every scene, gathering, etc., you may attend.Get ons NOW before the summer's over, A complete line at now going on we are making and genuine reductions on all our white \u201c underclothing, white : blouse waists, white silk waists, white pina forss, white embroideries, white laces and zl kinds of white goods.John E.Walsh's| \"wes gow wea, .1.3 off regular prices 11 John Street.Children\u2019s White Pinafores, 1.3 off regular prices NOTICE White Blouse Waists, trimmed with Notice is hereby given that Kenneth Molson, of the city of Quebec, in the district of Quebec, in the Province of Quebec, merchant, will apply to the Parliament of Camda, at the next session thereof, for a bill of divorce from hie wife, Mary Letitia Snider, heretofore of the city of Quebee, and now residing at Harrowgate, round of adultery.Dated at the city of Quebec, in the Province of Quebec, this Yorkshire, in England, on the seventh day of August, 1911.Pentland, Stuart & Brodie.Solicitors for Applicant.\u2018 augl2xlaw,satxim embroidery and lace, 95e.for éte, $1.00 for 67c., $1.10 for 74c., $1.24 for 83¢., $1.38 for 92c, $1.68 for $1.12, $2.10 for $1.40, $2.68 for $1.79, se for $2.27.White Pinafore, trimmed with lace and embroidery, 48c.for 32c, $8.for 38c., 6Bc.for 45¢c., 78¢.for S2¢.Ladies\u2019 Whitewear, a spe ciality.ALL REDUCED Ladies\u2019 White Bkirts, a great as sortment, ali reduced, S5¢.for 44c., 65e.for S2e., 75e.tor 60c., 95c.for 76¢, 81.15 for 92c., $1.50 for $1.20, $1.08 for $1.51, $2.24 for $1.80, $2.65 for $2.13.Ladies\u2019 White Night Dresses, The Best - SCOTCH The \u201cLarge Scotch\u201d is fast becoming a thing of Lie past, and instead we find in this age of increased taxation and high prices the general demand is for a \u201cSmall Scotch\u201d whisky of the best quality, such as \u201cMackie's Special,\u201d which, combining as it does a distinc: tive flavor and bouquet, and yet being beautifully matured and mellow, is not lost or drowned like the proverbial Miller in the Soda or water, aa is the case with the cheaper and more flavoutless whiskies, We are the sole distributors for this celebrated brand in Canada.Georges Patry 22 Fabrique.Phone 3515 Established 1880 trimmed with lace and embroidery, all reduced, 75e.now 60c, 95¢.now 76¢.$1.10 now 88c., $1.50 now $1.20, $1.75 now $1.40, $1.90 now 91.52, $2.10 now $1.68, $2.25 now $1.80, $2.75 now $2.20.Le Ladies\u2019 White Drawers, good quality, all reduced, 25c.now 200, 30e now Mc, 40c.now 32e, 5ôt, now 47c.75c.now 60c.Ladies\u2019 Corset Covers, tdmmed with lace and embroidery, 25e.now 0c., 28e, now 23c., Scrnow 28e., He now 36¢., 50e, now 40¢., 75e.now.60e, Bêc.now Zlec.oe White \u2018Embroidery-A large stock ail reduced, Sc.now 4e, Be.nôw 6440, 10c.now 8c., 15e.now 12e., Corsete==All reduced.Bast quality Parisian Coreets, D.& A; Blas Corsets and Crompton, from 45g.to Simons & Minguy 20 Fabrique Street, Telephone 334\u2019 aves oil Silk | Trodel | TG Wie Sk v » >\u201d ! SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1911.* THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE : AUGUST COMFORTS White Ladies\u2019 Dent's English + English English Men's Fownes Negliges Cashmore Fiannel! English Moriey's Fianneli Socks \u2018Crioket Scotoh English Cricket 3 paire Trousers Sweaters Gloves Shirts for $4.00 $3,80 $1.00 $1.00 $1.06 J.HH.MUL LI Ladies\u2019 ani 03hts\u2019 Tailor POPULAR EPRI Selling at 55c Each Regular $1.50 Edition ;Ç Full Cloth Binding P.J.EVOY\u2019S 141 St.John St, NOTICE Is hereby given that the Pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is submerged as well as the other deép water Pier that was there.up to last winter at the end of the long wharl.\u2018The position of the pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge River is as hereto fore shown by a flat buoy by day and a white light by night, and the position of the deep water pier recently taken at the end of the long whart fs is & straight line with the said fut buoy and about 600 feet to the west Cap Rouge Wharf and Pier Co.Je Puchi \u2018 Came and see our assortment of the finest footwear, whichis the largest in the city No oat- eide firm can supply you with the elezant eto:k we have 02 band at lower prices than wy ofler, moreover we guaraates ihe quality.J.GILBERT .& CIE Jils/L204 St John-@tarin fT | $10.00 Cash $6.00 per month will put à beautiful PIANO in your home : Just receiving « now stock of jf Planoe from the loading many.incturers .| ARTHUR LAVIGNE { 93-95 John Strest \u2018 ; | Letters of Queen Victoria We havs a number of sets of these handsome books which are well worth a prominent place in your library, 3 Volumes per Set PRICE .$1.00 Chroniole Ptg.Co.9 Buads st, ard Havriane SAGUENAY | RIVER Two Days Trip R.& O.Steamers leave Quebec at 8 AM.DAILY.$15.00 roturn meals and berth included.Por Tickets and further information, apply to F.S.STOCKING, 32 St.Louis Street per Champion will run as follows, ex- | cepting Sunday and Holidays: 1 On Saturday the same steamer will & Richeileu & Ontario Navigation Co.MONTREAL SERVICE, Daily, including Sunday, at 6 p.m., calling at Three Rivers and Sorel.N.B.\u2014The call at Batiscan will be made three times a week, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.New steamer Saguenay will sail for Montreal direct every Thursday and Sunday at 9.30 p.m.SAGUENAY SERVICE.Sailings to Chicoutimi and intermediate ports daily, including Sundays, at 8 a.m.New steamer Saguenay will sail for the Saguenay River every Wednesday and Saturday morning at 6 o'clock, calling at St.Irenee, Murray Bay and Tadousac.For rates and all other information apply at Company's office, 48 Dalhousie street.N, 43 Fabrigus Strest : Shipping News ARRIVAL OF THE After a Past Passage From Liverpool Steamers Empress of Britain and Tunisian Sail.The White Star-Dominion Line R.M.S.Laurentic, Capt.Mathias, from Liverpool, at 3 pm.on Saturday, 5th instant, arrived here at 8 pm.yesterday, mooring at the Breakwater, thus completing another fast passage from port to port.She brought out 264 first, 268 second and 510 third class passengers and a general cargo.She leaves for Montreal this morning.ALLAN LINER.M.S.Victorian, Capt.Outram, bec cargo, left for Montreal at 7.30 am.yesterdaq.Str.Tunisian, Capt.Fairfull, arrived from Montreal at 1.30 pm.yesterday, mooring at the company's wharf.Having taken on board Quebec pasengers and cargo, she left for Liverpool at 3.20 pm., with 52 first, 47 second and 151 third class passengers and general cargo.Str.Corsican, Capt.Cook, left Liverpool on Thursday evening for Quebec, with passengers and general cargo, C.P.R.LINE R.M.S.Empress of Britain, Capt.Murray, left port at 4.30 pm.yesterday for Liverpool, with 112 first, 147 second and 403 third class passengers, the mails and a full general cargo.R.M.S.Empress of Ireland, Lieut.Forster, R.N.R., left Liverpool yes- \u201c Don*t forget the trip of \u2018the Steam er Champion, to Berthier on SATURDAY.Steamer \u201c CHAMPION\u201d St Laurent, St.Michel, St.Jean and Berthier Line, Time and weather permittng, Steam- Frou Berthier, 500A.M.M.T.T.S.\u201c St Jean.6.30 A, \u201c St Michet .7.15 A.M.\u201c St.Laurent.8.00 A.M.From Quebec.4.15 P, M.Saturday .arcccsases 2 P.MON SUNDAYS: Leaving Quebec 7,30 a.m., 1.10 p.m.and leaving St.Jean 5.30 p.m.make a trip from Quebec to Berthier, so as to give citizens an opportunity of enjoying the fine breezes on the river Leaving Quebec at 2 p.m.and returning at 9.30 p, m, Steamer \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d Perry Between Quebec.Sili.and St Romuald.hid Weather and circumstances permitting this steamer will run as follows : Round trip to Quebec Bridge Sunday 1.30 and 3.30 p.m.From St Romuald.From: Quebec.500 am.600 a.m.8.00 a.m.wo 915 am, 10.00 a.m.1130 am 1.00 pm.+.200 p.m.300 pm.400 p.n, 5.00 p.m.6.18 p.m.-3.30 p.m.6.15 p.m.On Tuesdays and Saturdays, the first trip from St.Romuald will Le at 4.45 a.m.instead of 5 a.m.On Saturday evenings the steamer will make a trip from St.Romuald and Sillery to Quebec at 7 p.m, The steamer connects at St.Romuzld with the Levis Electric Railway.Superior Quality THE FAVORITE OF THE DISCRIMINATING Steamer \u201cORLEANS.\u201d COMMENCING 1st OF JUNE | corded as 26 feet J inches.terday afternoon with passengers, mails and general cargo, for this port.CANADA LINE, Str.Wittekind, from Hamburg, Bremen and Rotterdam, on the 3lst ulto., with 542 passengers, passed Fame Point at 4 pm.yesterday, and is due in port to-night, DOMINION LINE.Str.Manxman, from Bristol, on the 3d inst., with a general cargo for Quebec and Montreal, passed Belle Isle at 11 am.yesterday, and is due in port early Monday morning.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Str.Bermudian, from New York at 3 pm.last Wednesday, arrived at Bermuda at 11 am.yesterday.Str.Trinidad sailed for New York at 8 pm.yesterday.THOMSON LINE.Str.Cervona, Capt.Stooke, arrived from Montreal last evening and proceeded for London.WHITE STAR\u2014DOMINION LINE R.M.S.Canada, for Liverpool, sailed from Montreal this morning, and is due in port this afternoon, Passengers will go on board at the Breakwater wharf, and steamer will sail at 7 o'clock this evening, on arrival of the mails, MONTREAL CHANNEL.Montreal, Aug.11.\u2014In the 27%-toot channel yesterday the depth was re- In the 30- foot chanel it was 29 feet 5 inches, and at Sorel 30 feet 1 inch, LOSSES OF SHIPS.Lloyds have just issued a comparative statement of the total losses of ships suffered by the various nations duripg the year 1910.Great Britain and her colonies, with a total of 11,- S60 vessels, with an approximate tonnage of 19 millions, stands fourth in the list, with a percentage of total far as regards the number of vessels Weather und circumstances ev mitting, the steamer Orlears will run | as follows \u2014 .| FOR THE ISLAND OF ORLEANS.island.Quebec, ! 5.30 a.m.Cera.6.00 am.| 0.45 a.m.230 am.815 am.10.00 a.m.1.00 p.m 3.00 pm.5.30 p.m RESTE Fridays and Saturdays.S$ am.Night Trips\u2014On Wednesdays the t leans will leave Quebec at 7.30, and | the Island at 10.45.SUNDAYS.p.ma On holidays, the boat will make trip from the Island at 800 a.m.and in the afternoon at the same hours as on Sundays.Connections at St.Joseph and St Romuald, with the Levis Street Rail- SMOKER, way.and tonnage, Germany takes second place with 2,178 vessels and a tonnage of 4% millions.Their percentage of loss to the number of ships is 1.79.The lowest percentage of all the nations is earned by Austro-Hungary, namely, 0.54, but as they only own 369 ships, with a total tonnage of 750,000, there can scarcely be à fair comparison nade.Holland is second on the table with à total loss percentage of 0.64, owing 628 ships, with \u2018a tonnage of just over the million i mark, and Denmark takes third place, with a percentage of 1.27, with 863 hips and a tonnage of just over 750,- EFFECTS OF LONDON STRIKE, The strike in London has assumed such proportions that the next sailing of the Sardinian, of the Allan Line, has been cancelled.The Ausonia, of the Cunard Line, only just managed to get away, and at.that was 24 hours late.The Minnehaha.of the Atlantic Transport Line, which arrived in London on Thursday, is held up for want of hands to work her STR.LAURENTIC having landed passengers and Que- | lass to the number owned of 1.37.Asi 2.40 pm.Montreal, THE CHRONICLE STEAMSNIP DIRECTORY OF OCEAN SAILINGS, Dew with per:s of and gr or) for the Get E a oc iein, ners) steamship agent, 33 6 ee be J ESSSSYNSSSRERE RY] Pr.few «New Yor! Lake Champlain.Quebec\u2014 Note: Al remen ; rg: Br.Ham.Hamber Ham Po \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tr cargo, and as this consists for the most part of perishable fruit from California, it is expected that it will become a total loss.The C.P.R.London boats are also expected to i have trouble with the handling of their cargo, but no definite pro- | nouncement could be made on the | matter.FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New York, Aug.11.\u2014Chartering was again light in all trades, due principally to the scarcity of available tonnage.Rates were very strong and tonnage offerings light.Quotations .to Liverpool and London, 1%d; Glasgow, 1%d: Rotterdam, 4%e; Hamburg, 30 pfgs.; Bremen, 35 pfgs.; Hull, 24d; Bristol, 2%d; Antwerp, 1%a2d; Cork for orders, 2s 1%d; picked ports, large tonnage, 1s 7%d; cotton to Liv- | erpool, per 100 Ibs., 20c.| Charters \u2014 British steamer, 2729 tons, general cargo, hence to River Plate ports, berthed, September; Italian steamer, 2,436 tons, coal, Norfolk to Dakar, private terms, August-Sep- .tember; steamer, 1,942 tons, West In- | dia trade, \u2018one round trip, private termps, ptompt; British steamer, 2,- 752 tons, same, sublet, Norfolk to Tampico, coke, privte terms, prompt; Norwegian steamer, 815 tons, coal, Norfolk to Kingston, Ja, private terms, prompt; British steamer, 1,881 tons, part cargo coal, Norfolk to San- | tiago, private terms, prompt; schooner, 1,867 tons, ties, Moss Point to Philadelphia, private terms: schooner, 1.223 tons, «ties, Brunswick to New York, priypte, terms, .>> \u2014.NOTES.Steam schr.Marie Josephine left for Montreal yesterday morning, with A cargo of scrap iron.Str.Thorsdal, Capt.Kurtze, left port yesterday for Sault-au-Cochon, to complete cargo.Strs.Monarch from Shields, Batiscan and Chr.Knudsen from Sydney for Montreal, Westmount for Sydney, J.C.Ketcham for Pentecost from the upper lakes, passed here yesterday.Str.Wacousta, Capt.Matheson, having discharged her cargo of coal, left for Sydney yesterday.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived Aug.11.SS.Laurentic, Mathies, Liverpool; W.M.Macpherson; passengers and general cargo.8S.Tunisian, Fairfull, Montreal; Allans, Rae & Co.; general cargo.SS.Batiscan, Griffiths, Sydney; coal.SS.Chr.Knudsen, Olsen, Sydney; coal.SS.Monarch, Clare, Shields; general cargo.Cleared.8S.Tunisian, Fairfull, Liverpool: Allans, Rae & Co.; passengers and general cargo.SS.Laurentic, Mathias, Montreal; W.M.Macpherson; part cargo.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, Aug.11, 1911.Father Point, 157: In 250 pm, Glenesk.Litle Metis, 171: Clear, strong west, In 1.20 pm, Wegadesk, Cape Chatte, 229: Hildawelt.Cape Magdalen, 289: Clear, strong northwest.In 1.15 pm, S.B.Fairmount.Oat noon, supposed S.B.Carleton.Fame Point, 319: Clear, northwest, Wittekind 90 miles east at 11.05 am.Heath Point, 432: Cloudy, strong northwest.In 2 pm., Lake Manitoba: Hesperian 220 miles northeast at 5.30 am.St.Paul's Island Cloudy, west.Out 10 am., full-rigged ship.Money Point, 537: Cloudy, northwest.In 10 am, Ocean.Out 11 am., Cacouna.Flat Point, 585: Cloudy, variable.In 1 pm, Hermod and Sandefjord, Moisie: Aranmore anchored, Belle Isle, 732: Clear strong west; In 1030 am, six bergs.In 11 am.Manxman (reports all well).Out 9 am, Royal dward.Above Quebec, Three Rivers, 68: Clear, southwest.In 12.25 pm.schooner Marie Josephine; 24° pm, J.H.Hackett and tow, H.8.McGEEVY, Supt.HIGH WATER AY QUEBEC.August.AM.P.M.9 Wednesday .544 62 Thursday .:10 619 6.54 Friday .ll 682 - 721 Saturday .12 223 747 Sunday .13 2% 816 Moon Phases.Full moon, Wednesday, Sth, 0.55 pm.MRS.BELMONT, BARBER.Jealous of the attention which a \u201ccute\u201d haircut attracted in Newport | last Sunday, Mr, O.H.P.Belmont's farmerettes yesterday declared that they would follow the example of Miss Leonora Brokaw and dispense with their long tresses.It was said that Mrs.Belmont.whe Summer Wear White Duck Trousers, Light and Heavy Weight $1.25 and $150 White and Colour:d Crick:t Shirts at $1.00 up.P White and Fancy Cotton Derby Ties, 2 for 2% \u201cSilk Half Hoss, all shades, 50c.Llama Cashmere Half Hos:, 3 pair for $1.00 T.LA FRANCE Tallor and Haberdashar 11 BUADE STREET.suggested that the girls cut off their hair, would hail yesterday's decision with delight and would perhaps in- |, stall a suffrage \u2018barber at the Brookholt Agriculture School for Women.But no village barber need apply, for nothing but an up-to-date haircut of the Buster Brown design will please, so the girls say.The round, close haircut patronized by the Long Island farmer man does not appeal to the feminine farmerette taste, Miss Brokaw, petite and only 18, Cook 32 and 34 yrs, bave is the first farmerette to profit by Mrs.| lived in et lamilies.CH Man, 26 and Belmont's hair-cutting suggestion, | 2 yes.nets or Handy Mas, also the suggestion that the girls could get more happily in touch with «, bave dl many other Domestics wishing nature by discarding shoes and stock- | to ge.I take up all references, and see that ings when working in the fields.Miss Brokaw is a full-fledged suffrage farmer of the highest approved Belmont type.She is the daughter of John I.Brokaw and cousin of Gould Brokaw.Miss Brakaw says she dees | i not have to work for a living, but |! learned to like gardening when her father owned one of the show places at Bernardsville, N.J., and that she intends to run a farm of her own shortly.\u201cA girl who intends to spend her life on a farm should by all means dispense with her hair.\u201d said Miss Brokaw yesterday morning as she talked enthusiastically of the rural life at Hempstead on her return frem the farmerettes\u2019 visit to Mrs, Belmont at Newport.\u201cEveryone on our vis] to Newport thought my haircut was sensible and becoming.Mrs.Belmont.cut it herself just before she went to Newport this summer.She offered a prize of $20 to the first girl who consented to have a hair cut.It didn't take me long to make up my mind.\u201cWasn't it sweet of Mrs.Belmont to offer to cut it for me?\u201d asked Miss Brokaw, sig her satisfaction.\u201cI thought she was joking at first, but she actually did cut it and it is so beeomingzmy friends say that I shall never wear it long again.\u201d .Miss.Borkaw is a practical young woman, and instead of cherishing her golden locks as a souvenir she sold them to a New York hairdresser for $25 in addition to the $20 prize paid to her by Mrs.Belmont.When the girls returned yesterday == large il} .a fans?Écuples \u2014 OBC they are satisfact \u2014 to 33 13 cents per hour.Employment reasonably permanent to Hydro-Electric System, Toronto\u2014\u2014 es TWENTY TO FIFTY BARBERS advertised for alone almost every day\u2014let us teach you barber trade\u2014expert instruction, constant practice, tools free.for catalogue.Maler Barber College, \" 41 Craig street east.Montreal, Christmas goods.allowed.Energetic worker can make good money.Chronicle.your office for a New York man who of your bigiiness, one who has had experience in managing men and in general office work, write A.M.care of this paper, before August 15th.\u2014_\u2014 MARRIED COUPLE REQUIRE situation as gardener or handy man.Wife widower.\u201c THE BRITISH EMPIRE BUREAU.1.| éreuare Rd, London, England, 28th List of Bervants Available to go to Canada.Jal ishments, thoroughly capable.Bo on oqo cpt ot, Gruerals snd Nurse Honsemeids who Army Pension Man and Wife, good cook, E VINCENT, Secretary.WANTED.LINEMEN WANTED \u2014 Wanted mmediately, experienced linemen on ight and power lines.Rates 27 1-3 Tuton- \"MALE HELP WANTED in Montreal papers Write SPECIALTY \u2014 Salesman for Good commission Apply S.B.B., care of aug7xlw Circular Dining Table Also large Leather Arm Chair, Apply Truman, FOR SALE\u2014Solid Mahogany Bed, and Chairs, 2 D'Youville street, auglix3 -\u2014 FOR SALE\u2014Property known as Michael's Farm, Sillery, about fifty arpents, with house, close to electric cars, Apply J.B.Parkin, Notary, rue du Parloir, stables, ete, sug.Sxlw SAVARD PARK FOR SALE This fine property with 20 arpents facing the main road located at Little River, at about five minutes walk from the Street Railway terminus, with buildings.water, electric lights and telephone, Can be used as a farm, and would ba splendid proposition for capitalists, ss it could be very well divided into building lots.669 St, Valier St., Quebec.Good drains, city Apply to Elz.Savard, july311x2w \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014__ FOR SALE\u2014House No.60 St.Cyrille street, 10 rooms, besides 2 bath rooms, yard.Also a vacant lot adjoining.Price far the whole, $8,000, LaRue & LaRue, Notaries, 28 St.Ana street _\u2014 FOR SALE\u2014The valuable property on St.Paul and Valier streets, heretofore occupied by Messrs.Protean & Carignan, brewers.aud malt- sters.The Avenue Renaud, St.Sauveur, formerly oceujied by Messrs.M.Gauvin & Co., brewers and maltsters.The valuable property on St.Paul and St.Valier streets, known as the \u201cLearmonth Foundry.\u201d For particulars ap- valusble property, 142 IF YOU HAVE A POSITION IN | ply to Amos J.Colston, Hochelaga s willing to work hard for the suècess EMPLOYMENT WANTED.#s cook or housekeeper for Excellent army references, ncluding one from H.R.H.Duke of ank Buildings, Quebec \u2014_\u2014 FOR SALE\u2014A splendid property on O'Connell street, which could be used as à livery stable or an automobile garage.Will be sold as a moderate price for a prompt purchaser.Apply to F.X.Martel, 311 St.Joseph St.Phone 8 eee AGENTS WANTED.re eee ENGLISH-FRENCH CAPITAL \u2014 Capital furnished for sound American, morning from their visit to Newport ke inst Canadian and Mexican enterprize.under the chaperonage of Miss Mary ponnaurht.or take ns ve ta ! Mining.Industrial, Timber and Manu.Donnelly they had decided on a hair- \u2019 facturing.Steam and Electric Ralcut, as Mrs.Belmont's idea, as illustrated by Miss Brokaw, had called forth pronounced admiration in the fashionable colony.\u201cMrs.Belmont made it clearly understood when she offered these suggestion that they were merely suggestions and no part of the regulations at Brookholt,\u201d explained a pretty member of the returning far- | ff merette party.\u201cBut most of the girls after a time appreciate the wisdom of | § her suggestions.While Mrs.Belmont provides us with shoes and all our clothing, she also supplid us with tall colored sandals to wear in the fields, but several of the g%ls have discarded both and go about in their bare feet.\u201d \u201cThe girls have also cast aside the thort skirts and blouses, which we wore when the farm opened last spring,\u201d put in a young farmerette, \u201cand we all now prefer the regular blue overalls which Mrs.Belmont supplied for those who desired them.\u201d good nurse, swer if objection to little girl aged 10.W.Rire, A.C.P., care of Chronicle, City, or W.N.A,, Magog P.O., Quebec.provements.nished modern house, De Salaberry.16 rooms, large cellar, garden, shed and all modern conveniences.In most desirable and healthy part of the city.New and costly furniture.: Army cook.Do not an.augl0x3 TO LET.TO RENT-For winter mynthe, à urnished house with #@l modern im- Gas and electric iuçhre, urnace, ét: Apply to 3 Aberdeen St A au.s1l2w fur- 12 TO LET\u2014Completel 0.COUTURE & COUTURE, Notaries Public.93 St.Peter Street.HELP WANTED, _\u2014 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE |I Wanted \u2014No canvassing or soliciting required.Good income assured.Address National Co-Operative Realty Ci, VI2%.Marden Building, Wash- :agton, D.C.HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE.\u2014_\u2014 WANTED Pupil Nurses for Training S:nool, New Rochelle Ho pitai, New Rochelle, N.Y, General Hospital, two and a half years course.Hospital registered in New Vock State.Avpiy Superintendent.SITUATIONS VACANT.rt rt tt MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS TO on St.Julia street, with bath electric ight and all conveniences, near the | _ Parliament.Chronicle.TO LET\u2014Suite of rooms on ground floor, heated.Suitable for office or dwelling.Quite near St: street.265 St.Cyrille street, 7 rooms and bath room; gas and electric light; 300 feet east of Maple Avenueheattd.Apply Na.267 St.Cyrille.at 32 Fraser atreet, Levis, three and a TO LET\u2014A large double room Apply to McP,, care of John street.Apply No.10 St.Ursule augéxti, TO LET.\u2014Lower part of house No.Rent $25.00 à TO LET-\u2014Fa tury buitting situated roads promoted.Substantial Stock, Bond or Debenture issue bought.sold or underwritten.ances made for Banks, Bankets and Trust Companiesdon, Branch Parisinvited.Dent Bloomsbury St, London, Englandfinanced.Irrigation projects Collections and Clear.Head Office Lon.Caorresponderce & Byrne, 14-16-18, may6xlawsatxly _\u2014 Agents, stréetmea, stores, summer resorts, celébration, Coronation and Carnival dogs, twirlers, canes, pennants, serpentines, confetti, burnt wood novelties, Catalogue free.Row, N.Ynovelties, French poodle Miller 158 Park law, satxtt _\u2014 CAPITAL\u2014A young man having ten years experience in business, active.sober and honest, having $4,000 to 85,000 to invest in trade, wishes to secure a good agency, to carry on a \u201cjobbers\u201d trade or be a paitner in a serions business, Address in writing, very confidential, XXX, Quechee.Chronicle, a12J0x3 \u2014_\u2014 PERMANENT REPRESENTAtive ta handle agents, to ell our wonderful Quikwo:k Vacuum Cleaner : to $7500 per week.All you $5000 to $7560 per week.All you have to do is demonstrate it and the sale is made.Write for territory, full particulars, ete.O'Neitl-Jamee Co., 337 W.Madison St.Chicago.U.S.A, BUSINESS NOTICEA EDWARD A EVANS _ CIVIL ENGINEER.Plans, Surveys, Reports, Superin.tendence of Construction! Railways, : i .: half stories: rental very cheap.Ag.| Power Plants, .Land.Improvement, sell exclusive line, private greeting îce : cards.Liberal commission paid.| IY Royal Trust Co.Quebec.« ES epee: Zan Fee St.Quebec.State age and references.Apply | ~ pURNISHED ROOMS, WITH (m= S.B.B., care of Chronicle.OR WITHOUT BOARD.CAN BE| HAVE YOUR FANCY WAIST aug7xiw | HAD AT NO.10 §T.URSULE 8T.| cleaned up to look like new at short- \u2014 eee | 8t notice, Give us trial and he PERSONAL, TO LET\u2014Flat Containing 6 rooms convinced.Also gentlemen's white pr .and bath room.heated: all modern | trousers.Glover's Dye Works, 393 FUTURI: REVEALED F REL~ | conveniences.Apply at 11 Maple ave.| St, Valier street.Phone 1810.Send birthdate, three questions.| or §) Maple for full particulars.Imstamp, dime for book \u201cThe Sphinx.\u201d Reading Free that will amaze and surprise you.Madam Mizpah, 1440 Acoma, Denver, Colo.FORTUNE FREE\u2014Mail birthplace, three questions, five two-cent stamps for postage.Reading sent free, revealing sccrets of the future.Prof.Herman, Box 518 Englewood, Colo.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee tm LADIES, when delayed or irregu- tar, use Trivmph Pills; always dependable; \u201crelief\u201d and particulars free.Write National Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis.: mediate possession if desired.rms me rte rt FOR SALE\u2014The property, No 113! St.Aun street, being No.2720 ot the : official cadastre of St.Louis Ward.| measuring 39 {eet 2 inches in front | on St.Ann street, by 96 feet in depth, , with two story stone house and basement and outhuildings erected thereon.This is a most desirable property, being central and well situated, overlooking Mortin Colige Courtfuether information apply at 113 St.FOR SALE.For Ann St ia * lly22wedasatxs ee ee ee ST.URSULE HOUSE Room and Board, also Table Board.First-class accommodation for tran sients.T2 ST.URSULE ST.Comer 8t.Louis Street.pm opp.mg yom tnt \u2014 SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, fo11.y x i Prosperity Sale Bargains in Staples {no AQUE | ' Dainty Ribbons, Laces and Embrotderies Bl | manne, cron J, MAND TOWELS, Wiad PILLOW CASES, Bloch COM AFTER nth de ACER Ta 1 pe ar Bl | 3 in inher ba on bombed, Teel TE Toeapert le Boe, pari: PANY | bin slelsigasls fro seriens aolmad rim, foe.ric ries Jeo 8 * 24: ! Pre ee TORperits Pa pair LS pe vy RR 25% .P ni vy Sule Fics per pat LIMITED, line, yd .Ce ena 12%c yard .Gasss 244 ana 0e & Price, yard .20000000 3c | - Retail Division, 157.173 St.Joseph Street.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 F armee \u2014\u2014 | PAQUETS GREAT PROSPERITY SALE | A Bristling Broadside of Bang-Up Bargains | MOP early on Ssturday\u2014for your own sake snd ours\u2014there will be a crowd from opening time to take advantage of the re .markable bargains we are offering for Saturday Shoppers.Every item in this advertisement is 8 genuine Paquet Bargain.When we say that, you know from expetiencé what to expect.2 Our Great Prosperity Sale was inaugurated for the purpoge of reducing stocks to make room for further improvements.You are enabled to profit by our Prosperity, through the sensations) bargains we are offering every day.Read every word\u2014don't miss a line\u2014make.3 sate of the prices\u2014then be on hand bright and early Saturday morning.\u2018 EXTRA! EXTRA!! Ladies\u2019 Gloves 29e for 19¢ A limited quantity of Cotten Tare\u201d and Fiske Dress Goods Dress Goods Fancy Muslin Thread.choice of black, Summer Dress Goods in Shepherd's Pansipa Cloth, Llama and Colored Pretty Muslin for Sumnter Dresses, at- white, tan, champagne and chamois, regular price 29¢ a pair, Prosperity Sale Frice Ch eee eae eases 19c tractive éolorings and designs, rare value, Prosperity Sale Price, yard.Fine Ducking The perfect Linen substitute for Ladies\u2019 Suits, width 34 inches, various colors, reg.Voile\u2019 iri'cream and various colors, \"sf prices $0c and 60c, Sale Price, ysrd.\u2018Dotted Swiss White Dotted Swiss Muslin for Ladies\u2019 and Misses\u2019 Dresses, reg.prices 18c to 25c Plaid and Fancy Mixtures, regular price Be re a yd, Prosperity Sale Price, yard .1 Fancy Muslin Floral patterns in sky, pink, old rose, grey, and de ad Pricer vend.prices ae a yard, Sale Price, yard .08%e price 20e, Sale Price, yd.Mae | Hairpins .Maple Leaf Pins Hooks and Eyes Black or White Hooks and Eyes, only 300 Sard, regular price 5c a card, or- Shirts ity Sale Price, per card .Caren lc - 1200 to Clear at 47c Men's Fancy Shirts in a grest var- Pins in paper, 500 each, Maple Leaf brand, regular price 5c a paper, Prosperity Sale Price, 2 papers for [3 Men's and Boys\u2019 Suits Reduced Imitation Shell Hairping, 6 in a box, limited quantity, regular price 10c a box, Prosperity Sale Price, box .Se Men's Neckties, 19c Men's Silk Ties, Four-in-hand style, assnrted colors, regular S0c value, Prosperity Sale Price 120040 Le see aa eau e 19\u20ac ity Sale Price .reg.prices $3.50 and $4.00, Sale LADIES BOOTS, Patent Leather, Saturday Bargains in Shoes LADIES PUMPS, Black Gun LADIES\" BOOTS, Tan Calf, but.Metal Calf, sizes 214 tn 6, with straps, toned style, light soles, sizes 2% to 6, regular price $300, I'rosperity Sale reg.price $3.00 a pair, Prosperity Sale Price, per pair .$1.99 Price .$1.99 LADIES ROOTS, Tan Caif, MISSES SHOES.Chocolate Don- Rlucher laced, heavy «oles, izes 218 gnla, sizes 4%, 5% 6.6%, 7.11 and to 6, rex.price $330 a pair, Prosper- 2, reg.prices $1.20 and $1.75, Sale .$2.49 Prices 79c and CHILDREN'S SHOES, buttoned, kid or serge wep, sizes M8 Canvas, Pumps with straps, regular 15 6, rex.price $4.00, Sale Price, per price Mc a pair, Prosperity Sale PRAT Les 2000 ven ire eens $249 Price, Pair .sacencuecue- 64 MEN'S SHOES, Patent Leather BOYS SHOES, Patent Leather, and Black or Tan Calf, sizes 5 to 10, Goodyear Welt, sizes 1 to 3%.regu- Price $2.49 White lar price $3.50 a pair, Sale Price, pair -99\u20ac SSSR SI BOYS\u2019 SUITS, Russian Blouse style, sizes 3 to 8 years, Pure Wool Tweeds, Homespuns and Worsted, in grey, brown, drab, olive or fawn, with fancy Sailor collar or buttoned up to neck, reg.prices $3.to $8, at à discount of .s 28 pe.MEN'S SUITS, made to order, Fine Canadian Homespun, in the fashionable greys, \u2018summer weight, unlined, 2 pieces, regular price $15.00, positively the greatest value ever offered in Quebec, Prosperity Sale Price, only .er vanccus $10.iety of attractive patterns, very latest style, with the fashionable square cuffs, all sizes from 14 to 17, your choice while they last at the Prosperity Sale Price .\u2026.\u2026.47e Prosperity Sale Bargains in Household Necessities WALL PAPER, green ground, gold and red embossed designs, regular price 12¢, Prosperity Sale Price, single roll.aol ee se WALL PAPER, cream ground, pink and yellow flowers, 18-inch border, reg.price 15e, Prosperity Sale Price, single rol! .JOT sc CARPET, English Axminster, 27 inches wide, only 500 yards.reg.prices $1.45 to $1.88, Prosperity Sale Price \u2018SCRUBBING BRUSHES, limited quantity, a.rare value, regular price .9c.mach, Prosperity Sale Price, Satur- \u201cday, while they last.+66 WALL PAPER, blue ground, pink flower, 9-inch border to match, regular price 9c, Prosperity Ssle Price, single roll .a.renee vacsense 6c WALL PAPER, cream ground, floral patterns, \u201c18-inch border, reg.price 12¢c, Prosperity Sale Price, single roll, only .FTP 6 LINOLEUM, fine quality, inlaid, preter patterns, regular prices 85e and a square yard, Prosperity Sale Price \u2026.2 100000 Sic TOWEL RACKS, naturel wood, 18 inches long, 750 only, regular price 15¢ each, Prosperity Sale Price, Saturday .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.vos ooconcre ur ÎC WALL PAPER, white ground, blue pattern, 18-inch border to match, reg.- IN price 10c, Prosperity Sale Price, single\u201d \"| roll .Nevers sauce \u2026 saccacces E | foo - ground, 8-inch borde, reg.price 15e, Prosperity Ssle Price, WALL PAPER, gold floral patterns, single roll .CURTAINS, white $4.to $6.a pair, Prices .HAND CLEANER, s box, 1,000 boxes - Price, 3 for .Nottingham Lace, 3% and 4 yards long, reg.prices i Prosperity Sale.$2.69 and $3.89 tin boxes, well-known brand, regular price 10e Prosperity Sale Lesress ss .19¢ Coal that is real Clean an 1 Bright Our\u2019s is the * Best Coil.O:der now Alone in its class Always pleasing L Lightens labor Lact longest We guarant-e every tol DESLARDIS & G0.240 St.Paul Street Phone 3533 ke Perl Tailoring The next time you need a suit; give us a trial, a< we are positive we can pirase pou the same as the | numerous Quebecers we have clothed | dering the past year.Our stock of material to select fram is unexcelled.S.J.BURKE 781 St.John St I hsatxly aug xmonwed,-utx3m : rubberized cotton or silk balloons in JrvENTORS I fied - ots), Offa FETHERSTONHAUGH, DENNISON& CO, LOUIS ALPRORSE POWLIOT, LL.D .Loge! Advinar NK OF NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING WILL HAVE RUBBER BALLOONS IN RACE To Be Equipped According to Aero Club Rules.America's Team Is New York, Aug.1L\u2014Aeronautie circles were started and alarmed yesterday by a despatch from Kansas City announcing that it was likely | that there would have to be a change Lim the team selecting to represent America in the race this fall for the Coupe Internationale des Aeronautes.Despatches from the West last night and interviews with aernnauts in New York whn are conversant with \"the situation indicate that the report , was wholly gre®n&ecss.Mr.George FF.Campbell Wond, secretary of the .Aera Club of America, raid that the club had received no hint from any of the eam that there was any probabil- |ity of a change.He did not think there would be any change.As now constituted, the team is i headed hy Lieutenant Frank Purdy + Lahm, of Fort Riley, Kan, who won , in the national race and was also win- \"ner in the first international race, It was for this first victory that Lieutencant Lahm was recently voted the club's gold medal, At the time he won [the race the club hand not yet instituted such a form of reward.The \u2018other members of the team are ! Messre, John Berry and William F.; Assman, of St.Louis, | Tn explaining why the team might have to be changed the Kansas City | despatch sai dthat it was due to the difficulty the aeronauts were having tin complying with the rule of the Aero Club of America that they must use the international race.A despatch from St.Louis last night caysi\u2014 \u201cCaptain John Berry.a member of the American team for the international balloon race to start from Kansas City.October § is negotiating for a rubberized balloon to use in the race.He will pilot the balloon for the Million Population Club of St.Louis He said he had until September 1 to notify the Aero Club of America that he wduld enter a rubberized balloon.; and Pw expected to complete the dead before the time limit.\u201cCaptain William FP.Assman, another member of the team, declaxes he will have 8 rubber before the time limi,\u201d Lieutenant Lahm has already arranged for a rubber balloon, the old America 11., which was guided to victory in the international race last year by Mr.Alan R.Hawley.Mr.Hawley.who was originally chosen to head the team but was prevented doing so by business engagements, said yerterday:\u2014 \u201cThere can de no trouble about the members of the team getting rubber balloons if they desire to do so.There are several already in the country which can be obtained for the race, and new ones can be constructed in ample time if necessary .The rule of the club barring plain cotton of silk balloons is thoroughly justified.The rubber balioons will stay in the air twice as long as those plain cotton or silk and it takes duration for a balloon to cover any distance, and the international race is one of distance.The rubber balloon is less affected by the changes of temeprature which are constantly going on in the upper currents of the air.You will find that ail the foreign contestants will use rubber balloons.\u201d ADMIRAL TOGO'S TRAINING.Togo's naval training was begun in Fagland, where, as a young man, he attended the naval college in Greenwich.He also inherited his taste for the sex, as he came of the Satsuma clan, a tribe noted for its great sea warriors.Indeed, prior to the time of the Chino-Japanese war.the Japanese fleet was manned almost wholly by the Satsuma clan, just as thearmy was drawn from the Choshu clan.Nowadays, neither navy nor army is entirely given over to these, the two most powerful of the clans of Japan, but many men from all overthe Empire are to be found in both services.When Togo entered the navy, however, its whole personnel was Satsuma.First-Class Fighting Man.» Returning to Japan, he was employed in various capacities.In 1894, when war broke out between China and Japan.he was in command of the Naniwa, a cruiser of 3,650 tons, one of the vessels composing what was then known asthe first flying squadron ofthe Japanese navy.During the war he greatly distinguished himself, and earned the reputation of being a first-class fighting man.It was in connection with this episode of the sinking of the Kowshing that his name first came into worldwide prominence.At the time some adverse criticism of his actions on that occasion were heard, but these died away on a fuller knowledge of the circumstances.The story revealy something of the character of the man, so it is worth telling.The Kowshing, a transport vessel flying the British flag, with à British captain and crew, and carrying some 1,100 Chinese soldiers for Asan, was met by Togo in the Naniwa, who signalled to her, by firing two blank cartridges, to stop, which she did.Thereafter a Japanese lieutenant went on board the Kowshing with a peremptory order from Togo that the transport must proceed no farther toward her destination, but at once eccompany the Naniws to the main Japanese feet.Captain Galsworthy of the Kowshing, was willing to obey these orders, bus not so minded were pr the officers of the Chinese Forces on (he vessél: they immediatély raised a great clamof, and threaténed Galsworthy.Seeing what was occurring Togo sent a boat to bring off Capt.Galsworthy and his crew, but meantime the disturbance and confusion on the Kowshing had increased and the Chinese prevented them from leaving her.Some time then passed, and at length Togo signalled Galsworthy to take one of his own boats and come over to the Naniwa, but the British captain was not allowed by the Chinese to do so.For four hours Togo stood off and on, trying to save him and his ship, but, finding there was no chance of this.he at last ordered the red flag, which announced that he was about to fire, to be hoisted.A few seconds later a well-directed shot from the Naniwa struck the engine room and penetrated the hull of the Kowshing, which soon afterwards filled and sank.As Galsworthy and his men leaped into the sea.they were fired on by the Chinese.Togo at once sent out hoats, and rescued as many as he could.In this way Togo began the Chino- Japanese war.His countrymen never forgot the part he played in this episode.Incidentally he was surprised to find that the English captain, Galsworthy, had been an old classmate of his, years before, in the Greenwich Naval Collegerm mtn reer PICTURE TAKERS HEROISM.A thrilling account of how a photograph, was taken of an infuriated lioness maxing a charge is given in the East African Standard.Mr.J.C.Hemment, an American photographer, who was taking pictures for cinematograph purposes, was a member of a party starting from Nairobi in pursuit of big game.After a successful trip the party rounded up some eighteen lions, when it was found that a lioness had slipped by the camp.A native bearer took a \u201cpot shot\u201d at the lioness, but only hit her in the left groin, the animal, although disabled, endeavoring to crawl off with the aid of her forelegs.Mr.Hemment then brought out his camera in the hope of getting a film.He approached within ffty yards of the lioness, supported by three friends with rifles, and had just fixed his camera when the animal sprang up and with a fierce snarl charged straight at Mr.Het@ment, The camera was set going, and when the lioness was within twenty- fivë yards a shot was fired, but without effect.Mr.Hemment continued turning the handle until the loness was out of focus.He expected to see the animal fall, but instead of thin she steadily avanced, the dazed photographer being unable to move.It was only when the lioness was within fifteen feet of Mr.Hemment that she was brought down by à shot and fell three feet from the camera.| ed it between his lips.He spouted \u201cSAM\u201d GOLDBERG LOST (From New York Sun) Strikers swarmed aboard a Smith street car near Atlantic avenue in the afternoon, whereupon the motorman threw away his cap and fled.Half an | hour later at Vanderbilt street à conductor was pounced upon, but he waded into the boarders with his sts and was bryising into his heart's content when policemen dropped in t.kelp.Py his own word that conductor war Kid Griffo, some time prise.fighter.These were the only bits of tioutle worth reporting, unless yc want to hear about Sam Goldberg.Sam helped to smash a San lrar:- cise) strike once.On Saturday his head was cut by a cobblestone near the strike headquarters and he had to lie abed on Sunday.Yesterday he took out a car again.On Sunday Prospect Park West a coatless young man got aboard.\u201cFare,\u201d taid Sam, without PICARD & BUREAU \u2018Mechanical Engineers Sepalr say Maries Engises, Elsctris, Hydranile and Power Boraiers : REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Tol.1917 - - B5Laliberte St.the artner, I'm broke\u201d \u201cRide free, then,\u201d said Sam.The coatless one then demanded a cigarette.Sam Goldberg had nothing but the butt he was smoking.He proffered that and the stranger wedg- GEORGE V PUMPS FOR MEN smoke into the back haie of à woman in the seat ahead.\u201cClancy, stop the ear!\u201d shouted Sam across the rows of nearly empty seats.\u201cPartner, come back one seat out of that lady's way.What's that?Oh, I am, am 1?Insult me, wouldjer, and me after passin\u2019 over me butt.Officer, take that man off! He's ridin' free and has insulted me.\u201d \u201cSam, if you didn't get so excited your car would get along better,\u201d evenly remarked the police sergeant thus addressed.\u201cYou're s0 mad you're pale.\u201d The sergeant couldn't see the shaved and bandaged head of Sam, and the trouble eater from San Erincisco disdained to tell him that he was \u2018 so weak he had to cling hard to keep from falling where he stood.The coatlest ingrate departed.Later he E ¥ r ir Sh Th, iT == Thess shoes which the mgnulacturers have given the name of George V.are the very highestpitch attained in the art of Pump designing and are made in Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Tan (Russian Calf).They age durable, comfortable and attractive.$ 0 \u2019 J.B.BELANGER 31 St.Joseph Street.Phone 2649 under the strike headquarters, drinking such toddies as were offered and cursing \u201cscabs\u201d who'd take away an honest young Man's job.It was Sam, not the company, that lost by letting the abused striker ride free.FOR .worn CORY 1 SES | One of the most remarkable places At the Popular Priceof worship in the world is the miners\u2019 chapel in Myndd Menigdd eol- liery, Swansea, where for more than 50 years the workers have each morning asesmbdled to worship.This sanctuary is situated close to the bottom of the shaft.and is lighted by s solitary Davy Safety Lamp, hung over the pulpit from the ceiling.The oldest miner in the colliery is generally chosen à officiate.150.200., 250.| À Large Aesortmre! de Choose From H.F.KIMBALL, 148 St.John St.Succensyr to Thos J.Moors > - een: \u2019 ploxV \u2014 gn DE nn, A | \u2014 \u2014 1 = For Are offering to for safe keeping.of Boais, DIED.ADIES\u201d You can procure one of our $1.00 Net Summer Corsets i \" Above is a Factory balance.! Sizes 18 to 30.Postage 12c extra.DYNES, © 49 St.John Street.\u2018lA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Head Office and St.Roch Branch SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES tant documents, jew=llery and other valuables.69c Tel.271 lease at their sto:k certificates, impor.MARY LEADING MEMBERS A0, À Will Arrive in Quebec To-mos- Isle\u2014Public Meeting.Hon, Jas.J.Regan.national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, accompanied by National Secretary Jas, J.McGinais, together with National Director Chs.J.Foy, Hos.J.H.Maloney, national treasurer, of Council Bluffs, Ia.; Michael F.Pawer, Grand Rapids, Mich; Wm.J.Doherty, Chicago, national directors; J.M.Quigley, county president of Hochelaga, and othr members of the national board, will arrive in Quebec Sunday morning and proceed to Grosse Isle with the Ottawa Hibernians to attend the memorial services ovez the remains of the fever-stricken, victime, \u201c As the executive officers wiii remain in Quebec for a couple of days.the Ina: Hibernians bave profited by the opportunity, and Lave arriuged for a public meetinz to enable all Irishmen in this city te vear the aa.\u2018tional officers, and have invited them to this meeting, as will be seen by an advertisement in another column, A.O.H.PETRY.\u2014At Quebec, August 11, at § oSclock a.m., James Petry, sr.The funeral will leave his late residence, No.384 Champlain street, on Sunday, At 1.45 p.m., for St.Patrickis Church, and thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery.Ftiends, acquaintances and mem- * bers of No.! Section Quebec Ship Laborers\u2019 Benevolent Society are requested to attend.Cream, beautifies the - «in \u2014 makes it velvet \u2014 soft \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 50°\u2014ALL DRUGGISTS Excurslon to Grosse Isle.Come with the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Ottawa to Grosse Isle on.Sunday, 13th August.Steamer will leave Chouinard\u2019s Pontoon at 9 a.m.and Louise Embankment at 9:30 a.m.Friends of this city should not miss this opportunity of spending the day with \u201cAK, WEEK OF 7TH AUGUST, 1911.\u201cLe Voyage de Mr.Perichon,\u201d ; Four-Act Comedy.New Scenery, New Artists, FOUR.MOVING PICTURES.Following Week, August 14: \u201cL'Heroique Cordunios.\u201d \u2014 A HOLS: GRO L FREE one this Chr Extraordinary Stage Settings.Frid 1 Aug5,12,19,26 THE QUEBEC BANK QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.Notice is hereby given that a por the paid n d for the current quarter, und that the De payable at its Banking House, in at its Br es, on and after y of next.to ers of record on the 16th of August nd three-quarters per cent.upon the ital Stock of this Institution has il be , the firit da; nex.By order of the Board, 3.B.STEVENSON, Quebec, 20h July, 1911.July 27,29,aug.1,3,5,9,12,16,19,23,26,30 ; TIOTICE The SS.Natashquan, Captain Jos.Boucher, will sail from Quebec for the National Officers and brothers of the Capital.Tickets can be procured at the boat.$1 round trip.CONSULTATION NECESSARY.You will profit by consulting the advertisement for seasonable wear and reduced prices of the balance of summer goods at J.H.Mullin Stores.All summer goods reduced.CONSERVATIVE CONVENTIONS.The Conservatives of the counties of Portneuf and Bellechasse will hold -| conventions.for the selection of can- KMgtes on Tuesday next.The former meeting will be held at Lacheveotiere and the latter at St.Raphael, MONTMORENCY PARK.Esquimaux Point and way ports, Occeli Tuesday, the 15th instant, at 7 p.m.ccelier, French operatic SPLENDID VAUDEVILLE om singer.The Four Sensational PERFORMANCE Freight received ut Pointe-a-Carey | Boises.Band in attendance at Wharf.: 4 and 9:15 o'clock.DAILY At 4 and 9.15 p.m.Band Concert in ndance under the leadership of .Authier.3 aug.8x5 (ts oI 2 Plumber and Electrician.SPECIALTY Gas, Steam and Hot Water Apparatus.For rates and other information apply to the National Navigation Co.Lad, 116 Dalhousie street.Phone 399.A.O.H Public Mesting of Irishmen All nembers of the A.O.H.and of herd and varied abst and Pnerages for sale at great reduction, Phone 2224 ang12xT:n.rer en N.Norton Massey General Insurance Broker 1M Mountain Hil The Necter of Champagne » Champa: Mon!-oliond To taste it is to adopt it.A.LAGET, 28 St Joseph Street.= tm team Lo ANDREW C.JOSEPH, sommiestzn Merchant, as Electrical and Plumbing Fittings, also the a Kitcl:en Stoves a 13-23 BRIDGE STREET Irishmen generally are requested to attend a public meeting to be held in St, Patrick's Hall (rear of Church).on Monday, 14th instant, at 8.15 p.m., when National President James J.Regan and other National officers will addres?the meeting.EDGAR C.McKEOWN, County Secretary, A.O.H.UNKISSED BRIDE LOSES SUIT FOR SEPARATION.New York, Aug.10-Mrs.Edith ! Russell Gambier, the ugkissed bride, has lost her suit for seperation from her husband, Edward Victor Gambier, cashier of the Merchants\u2019 Exchange National Bank.Supreme Court Justice Pendleton nanded down a decision yesterday in , \u2018avor of the defendant hushand, deciding that his abandonment of his wife, which was charged in her complaint, was justifiable.To get alimouy she, must make separate motion.Her husband is suing i for annulment of the marriage and | suit will be tried in the fall.1 BALTIMORE SEEKS DRINK OF WATER.Baltimore, Md.Aug.10\u2014Society was.oul with its water jug yerterday trying to get a drink, so serious has the water famine in this eity become.A long line of persons with bottles and jugs stretched away from the fashionable Hotel Belvedere through the exclusive residentig]l section in Charles street ail day.The Belvedere has an artesian well.For two weeks the famine hs.' en acute.Wells and springs all around thé city are doing a land office business.Rain relieved the situation just | CONVENTION OP LETTER CARRIERS.| The convention of the letter carriers of the Dominion, now in session in Quebec, was continued yesterday, when a number of interesting matters came before the delegates for consideration.CONVENTION POSTPONED.The convention of Conservatives of the County of Quebec, which was to be held at Charlesbourg to-morrow has been postponed until a later date, as Messrs.Bourassa and Lavergne, who were to address the meeting, are going to meet Hon.R.Lemieux and Hr.Beauparlant at St.Hyacinthe.All those who propose exhibiting would render a great service to the directors\u2019 of the Quebec Exposition Company by making their entries from now till the 14th instant, #4 ANOTHER OLD RESIDENT DEAD.Another old and respected citizen of Champlain street has just passed away in the person of Mr.James Petry, sr.The deceased was very highly esteemed by all who kney him, and the news of his passing away will be received with deep regret by a large circle of friends.POLICE HAD A BUSY NIGHT.The police had a very busy time last evening, and many wanderers were roped in.No.4 Station had no less than 11 arrests, while N.5 had six.All of the arrests were of the supposed tramp species, and most of them were transferred to the Central Station, the accommodations at the other stations being too limited to hold them.CLAINS SHE WAS ROBBED OF PURSE.At the Central Station last evening 8 respectably dressed woman applied for protection and was given shelter for the night.She claims to be a visitor to Quebec, and states that she has been driving about seeing the sights of Quebec for the past couple of days.During her visit her purse, containing $250, she says, was stolen, .and she was forced to apply for police protection last night.The case will be investigated by the police.COURT OF SESSIONS.Two little lads were arraigned in A [I] IN AND ABOUT TOWN css row and Proceed to Grosse | Investments | ; di ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT.[| Biocon te ain CS CE Nishomga Bank Building.| \u2014 Phone 3524 - QUEBEC.i Children Ory | FOR FLETCHER'S Î i winxy | CASTORIA the Court of Sessions yesterdhy morning on the charge of cheating the peanut boxes by inserting pieces of metal instead of genuine coppers.After the hearing of the case sentence was suspended.ma YOUKG LAD FELL FROM WHARF Was Drowned Before Assistance Could Be Rendered Him\u2014Body Recovered, A young lad named Martineau, son of Alfred Martineau, while playing with some friends on a wharf near the Victoria Park, fall into the river ast evening and was drowned before help could be given him.he little victim was only 11 years of age, and he was playing with some other young friends when he fell into the water.- The body was subsequently recovered by George Jeffries, jr., and an inquest will be held by the coroner.BOY SHOTS GIVEN RECEPTION Took Place in Brantford\u2014Not in Quebëc\u2014But Why Not Quebec?Brantford gave her thres .went to England with the Bisley Cadets, a right royal reception on their return home.The mayor and other leading citizens were present, and the reception was a most enthusiastic one, the boys being given the highest praise for the record which they had made on the other side.The reception tendered to the Brantford boys was in direct contrast to those of Quebec.@he Ancient Capital had no less than six boys on the team, half of the whole contin- Bent, but there was no public reception tendered them.And yet, the Quebec boys made as fine a record as the others on the team.and helped to win for Canada some beautiful trophies, which Capt.Shuldham Hilt, who.was in charge of the boys, is now despatching to their respective destinations.Tt is net too late yet to recognize in some way the sevices of the young shots who represented Quebec and cast so mich lustre upon the old city.TOURIST SOUVENIR.- Kigffly do not'leave the city without seeing the Quebec Souvenir Album, including views of the Saguenay River, Ste.Anne de Beaupre and the Montmorency Falls, published by the James Bayne So.Sold by the best souvenir firms and by Ant.Langlois, general newspaper and souvenir depot, 26 Mountain Hill.Tel.1674.tf RECORDER'S COURT.Thirteen prisoners appeared before Aldermen Shink and Goulet in the Recorder's Court yesterday.Six were fined $5 and costs or eight days in Jail each; one $10 and costs or eight days; two $2 and costs or two days each; one $1 and costs or two days; one § cents or one day, and two were discharged.MORGAN'S YACHT SIGHTED ICEBERG J.Pierpont Morgan's yacht Corsair arrived yesterday from Southampton.The yacht left that port on July 28 and made a fine passage of 10 days.She came over the northern track and met with both ice and fog.On August 3, when there was intermittent fog, the Corsiar, sighted, 13 miles distant a large iceberg.\u2014New York Times.STRONGER THAN MEAT.| A Judge's Opinion of Grape-Nuts.A gentleman who has acquired a! judicial turn of mind from experience on the bench out in the Sunflower State writes a carefully considered opinion as to the value of Grape-Nuts as food.He says: \u201cFor the past five years Grape- Nuts has been a prominent feature in our bill of fare.\u201cThe crisp food with the delicious, nutty flavor hase become an indispensable necessity in my family's everyday life.\u201cIt has proved to be most helpful and beneficial.and has enabled us to practically abolish pastry and pies from our table, for the children prefer Grape-Nuts and do not crave rich and unwholesome food.\u201cGrape-Nuts keeps us all in perfect physical condition\u2014as a preventive of disease it is beyond value.I have been particularly impressed by the beneficial effects of Grape-Nuts when used by ladies who are troubled with face blemishes, skin eruptions, ete.It clears up the complexion wonderfully, \u201cAs to its nutritive qualities, my experience is that one small dish of Grape-Nuts is superior to à pound of | meat for breskfast, which is an important consideration for anyone.It satisfies the appetite and strengthens the power of resisting fatigue, while its use involves none of the disagreeable consequences that sometimes follow a mest breakfast.\u201d Name given hy Canadian Postum Co, Windsor, Ontario.Read the little book, \u201cThe Road to Wellville,\u201d in gkgs.\u201cThere's a reason.\u201d Ever read the ree totter t A ven one appears from time.are genuine, true; and full of humes From the Peterborough (Ont) Times, Aug.5th, 1911: The Times now and again hears of spasmodic efforts of promoters to impose on some city or town the infliction of a ! dual telephone service.These people usually assume the role of public benefactors or claim soma overwhelming advantage in new.devices ! which they promise will re.ufütion- ! ize the service | That such schemes sometimes succeed is evidenced in Peterborough | having been twice victimized, and that the city is still to some extent subject to the effects of our folly in this respect.It is weil\u2019 occasionally to remind ourselves of this fact \u201cLest we forget.\u201d The second time that Peterborough was beguiled there were two glittering and tempting flies on the cast\u2014 lower rates and an automatic service.Those who subscribed for the new service have had an experience of both.As to rates, it is stated that no pay for service has been collected from subscribers since it was established four years ago.As to the Automatic eervice, it is the concensus | of opinion that it has been worth just | what has been collected from the sub- ; scribers for it\u2014nothing.The Auto- | matic exchange has stood practically ' at the same number of subscribers it | started with.: In contrast with this since the Automatic service was begun here, the Bell Telephone Company's local ex- | § change has steadily increased until at present its subscribers number five A DUAL TELEPHONE SERVICE.Political Rally | We had a wire from all the \u201cFashion Constituencies\u201d that J the \u201cBlues\u201d will have a bigger lead than ever this ¢all, and we have 4 made provision for it, s0 as.to be able to respond to the dictstions Although we have the blues in all toned Wwe\" also have as well the fashionable shades, Venetian \u20ac 40 inches wide, 60c.value.Our Price .sucer 48c.At The Popular Store .MARCEAU«&Co.185 St.Joseph St.of Dame Fashion.in all wool, or six times the other.Bell rates have been maintained and the people are satisfied to pay their charges rather than take the Automatic for nothing and put up with its service.It is generally conceded by business men that practically all the local telephone service of this city is done through the Bell exchange.We can confidently say after four years\u2019 experience, that if charges were now enforced for the Automatic service, that practically all those who have the conection would drop it.Many of them already have the Bell and pay for it willingly, the others have very little use for a telephone.But even where no increased expense is imposed, as under conditions here, 2 dual telephone sevice is a nuisance for which there is no Justification.Rates and service are completely subject to the Dominion Railway Commission, no reasonable complaint can At Moderate TO EUROPE At Mot We Would Recommend \u201cOne-Cabin™ Steamers Have a talk with us at Expert advice and reliable Lowest Prices.information free ALL LINES REPRESENTED.HONE & RIVET, Home Comfort -\u2014 9 St.Lawrence Boulevard (between St.James and Notre Streets.) Phone Main 4097, arise which may not be speedily, cheaply and effectively remedied.Peterborough City Council made a mistake in granting a franchise for a dual system of telephones.In this they were moved by powerful ivcas influence and not by their judgment.But the same influence has not been effective in securing the suport of the people.The much vaunted Automatic bas not made good.\u201cEvery user his | own operator\u201d is the prime cause of disapproval, and business men especially have steadily declined tn sad- d'e themselves with two teieprones.and two telephone pills where one gives them better service.\u2018This prime .fact is becoming gcueratly fixed in the publim mind AN AMERCAN NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS IM- LAURENT MOISAN MANUFACTURER oF ARTIFIGIAL MARBLE 846-956 St.Valier Street, Quebeo.Chimney Manuls, Counters, Columns, Stations of the Crass, High Relief Communion Tables, Pedestals, Monuments, Memorial Tablets, Complete Altars is Wood and Marble, according to plaas.Floors in Royal Linoleum, Plaster Mouldings.Special attention will be paid te drewings, Mouids and Modallisge and Wood Sculptures.Prompt execution of work ot vary low prices.A visit is respect.\u2019 solicited.Telephone 32861 tu-thusst PRESSIONS OF THE GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC, Mr.Watson Banks Berry, Ottawa, correspondent of the New York Sunthe New York Evening Post and the New York Journal of Commerce, who has been in Western Canada for the past few weeks, has the following to say in the Edmonton Evening Jour- | nal regarding the Grand Trunk Pa | cile over which line he eravelled: ! \u201cOne of the greatest surprises of my life was encountered when, for the first time I had the pleasure of | riding over the western extension of the Grand Trunk Pacific.Owing to the fact that the road is a new one 1 had expected an experience like one invariably encounters when travelling over a new railroad.Instead of the obsolete coaches, slow service and rough track.I found that the, Grand Trunk Pacific are running trains that would be a credit to any road in America.With solid vesti- buled trains on which are provitled all modern conveniences, a roadbed unsurpassed anywhere.large engines, a fast train schedule and many \u2018 other features, the road presents the appearance of a great eastern steel highway.Many roads which have | been opened to the public for 23 or 30 years have not yet put their prop: erty in as perfect condition as this road has on the beginning.\u201d 1 A special reduction of $10 to all students enrolling with ue before let September, 1911.The Boyd Syllabie | Shorthand & Business College, Ltd.Quebec bramch, corner of St.Joha | and St.Stanislas streets (over La- ; vigne's Music Store.).THIEVES MAKE OFF ; WITH CITY'S HOUSE.Cleveland, Aug.10 \u2014 Some one stole and carried away a two-story frame house belonging to the city.The building stood on the Wem ; Thirty-eighth street playgrounds.! The discovery was made yesterday by Assistant Park Superintendent Starkev that the thief nr thieves had left a hole in the ground above which ! the dwelling stood, The foundations, too, were not molested.The police sre trying to learn who took the | building.Severs! weeks ago the city bought «everal lots and a frame dwellins in : West Thirty-eighth stret, near Ful.| ton road.: The building was in good condition \\ and the city officials decided en ler : the building stand as a storage place for the playground equipment.| When the city officials started to inrpect the building missing.they found it JOB 1 JOB 11 The balance of our White Dresses at $3.49.Our Duck Costumes at half price.ED.BELANGER & CIE, 29 Notre-Dame Street.66 Mountain Hill \u2014_\u2014 AT THE GREAT STORES OF QUEBEC CENTRE Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street Qur Mid-Summer Clearing Sale will last three more weeks.Fine Bargains This Week DRESS GOODS.The balance of our dress linen, black and colored, worth 27e.Mic.and 35e, lowest price ee casse sauces 22000010.SHANTUNG SILK.The balance of our Shantung Silks, colors green.champagne, grey and Coptnhagen, worth 80e.55e.and 73¢.for .39¢ LACE.A lot of lace and Oriental insertion, white and cream, wrth S0c.and Sfe.for oo.1.35e.UNDERWEAR.25 dozen of drawers and un- dershirte in \u201cBallbrigan\u201d thread, sizes 2 to 32, worth and 30 SOCKS.All our fancy cotton and thread «tockings, worth 25e.and 30c.are reduced to .êle.LLAMA STOCKINGS.25 dozen plain Liama Cashnere stockings.sizes 814, 9, 9! 2.cents far Lo.l9e | Special valne at 122220 2e, Cotton Stockings, black and GLYCERINE SOAP.colored for 020220000000 15e.Glycerine soap, \u201cFairbanks\u201d Open work Stockings, tan and tar seap, superior quality, best | thread.for .28¢ value 10 cents, this week 3 for Open work Stockings, tan and PEER ne cacccou 28e, | thread, far LL.1100 ne 89e.CHILDREN'S VEHICLES We allow 25% on all our children's vehicles, automobiles, expresses, etc.PANTS.A great reduction on all our stock of men's tweed pants.For 2e.$1.39, $2.38, $3.28, and $3.95.TOILET POWDER.Violet Taleum powder, very good perfumed powder in ! td.boxes.Special price .13e.MATINEER 10 dozen Taffeta Silk Ma.i- nees, Kimono sleeves, werth R75 for .8249 A large McCall Ma:;azine Fashion Book, Autumn, 1911.15c.McCall Magazine, September .UL 2e L Lea aa ana cena nan Sc Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street = rates.Sporting News EEE TEN MONTREAL NOSED OUT-A VICTORY Defeated Jersey City by a Score of 11 Runs to 9 Yesterday.Jersey City.August H\u2014After over: hauling with six runs in their half of seveuth inning, Jersey City was nosed out jn the final rousids by the Royals en Dubue's tepie and Miller\u2019s sipgle in the eighth followed by Gandil's homer in the Mk.Both sides slugged the bali hard, Mormtreal burning up three of the SVeeters\u2019 twirlers.The score : Montrealab.r.h.po.a.e.Nattress, 3b .48382020 French, 22b.51 4221 Miller, cf.\u202646 0 1.2 00 Gandil, lb.\u20264 1 2900 Hanford, rf.210400 Demmirt, 1.f.s 1 22009 Holly, 5.5.300251 Rath, ¢.4 22500 Burke, p.311010 Dubus, p.1111030 Totals.34111527 9 2 Jersey Citya.b.r.h.po.a.\u20ac.Wells, cu.2.s 1061600! Abstein, 1b.511800 Wheeler, rf.4 2 2 3 0 0 Dolan, 3b.3 1 0 4 3 0 Dininger, Lf.5 2 3 0 10 Breen, 2b.3 1 2 2 30 Roach, 88.5 0 2 4 10 Tonnman, ¢.4 0 0 0 5 1 Jones.p.0 0 0 0 0 00 Frill p.310000 Justus, p.i 00 00 Totals.38 9 10 27 14 1 The scare by innings : Montreal .220 301 111-11 Jersey City 000 102 600\u20149 Summory:.First base on errors: Jersey City, 2: teal, 5; bares oa balls : Jones, 1 ; left on bases: Jersey City: 7 ; Mont- Justus, 1; Burke, 3; Dubue, 1 ; home runs: Dininger, Gandil ; three base hits : Nattress, French, Dubuc ; two base hits: Roth: sacrifice hit : Milter, Hanford, Holly; Wild pitch : Frill, Dubuc; passed bail, Roth.Umires, Murray and Guthrie.Time, 10.YESAERDAY'S BASEBALL.National.At Cincinnatti =\" Pittsburg, 5; Cincinnati, 1.At Boston : \u2014 Boston, 6; Brooklyn, 3.At New Yori: ; New vork, 6.At Washington :\u2014 Washington, 3; Sew York, 1.Second game\u2014Washington, 3 ; New York, 2.At Philadelphia :\u2014 Philadelphia, 11; Boston, 5.Bos Second game\u2014Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 5.Eastern.At Newark :\u2014 Newark, 4; Buffalo, 1.At Providence :\u2014 Rochester, 2; Providence, 0.At Baltimore :\u2014 Toronto, 2; Baltimore, 3.BABES VERSUS MOSSBACKS.What should he an interesymg cricket match will take place onthe Plains of Abraham this aiternoon at 2 o'clock when members of the cricket club under 30 years will lustily even tha odds with those whase wisdom has been more matured by the march of Time.The boy- will be represented by Clegg.Richards, Price, Westbrouok.Newtor.Redmond, Flinter, Carpenter.Darker.Phillips, Jordan and Tyson while the ha re \u2018Php Bishops af Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Patrons.Miss Gena Smith, Lady Principal.\u2019 tions.Domestic Science Dept.Secretary.Edgehill\u201d*\u2014\u2014, .CHURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Windsoz, N.S Three Pupilh matriculated third, fifth and ninth McGill 1910 examina- Reopens: SSept.13th, 1911.For Calendar apply to H.A.Harley, M.A, Gold Medal, 1908-1910, from the Royal Academy and Royal College of usic, Londen, England.Perfect Sanitary Conditions.july22xwed,satx2m JARVIS ST, [ Havergal Ladies\u2019 College | TORONTO Principal .tennis, basketball Usnder the specialista in Junior School Scnoot witr RE-0r40 ON Skrt.LE \u2014 = Sohool for the Deaf| School for the Blind Mackay Institute Mackay Institute for Protestant Deaf Mutes and the Blind, Notre- Dame de Grace, Montreal.School reopens on Wednesday, 13th September.The blind taught the ordinsey English branches, music 03 Bai?blow The.deaf educated and taught to speak; instruction in carpentry and \u2019 ing age.Harriet E.Ashcroft, .- Superintendent.+ George Durnford, Secretary.\u2018Instruction .given in Book i orthand, Telegraphy, ae kawing, Music and Modern Lang a es.No vacatiens, Dey and vening ses, ; \u2018 +} W.M., WALLACE, Principal.KING'S HALL, Compton, Que.RESIDENT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.Preparations for University Bnamine- \"are Sera! Driwing frets ¢ Brat Gopt 121% er \u201d MISS JOLL, Lady Prinelpal, tons, Musie.and minatione \\ aug.ixtu,th,sat.x18 Joncas, Jrembig Malouia Cid Engineers & Land Surveyors Bank Nationale Building 8t.Roch.Phone 2773 - QUEBEC.aug.2xly ATLANTIC \u2018STEAMSHIPS CPR.Syme Sailings for England and Continent.From Quebec.ua regarding oll trips \u2014 Expert ad.\" tg A a ry (og liste, rete sheata, plane, etc, on ap G.J.P.MOORE.ye BROADWAY and 11th ST.je 3 sarvien and homelike surroundings.EUROPEAN PLAN #0 HOTEL NEW YORK CITY cuisine, Rooms $1.00 por day and 09 Toble \u20ac'Hete Breatiost ST.DENIS Wikia\u2019 gary access of ep ein er Ti pige owen WM.TAYLOR & SON, lee.er eT Tr re ree ras eh pg Em Be actions.te Junior Out Cases Bas HAVERGAL-ON-THE-HILL .{zesond Junior School to be opsned for and Western parts of the City.Large Pl .A criche, Lene hprrian of Si Kaez, srsisted Far illustrated caleadare aad prospectus apply to the Bursar.MISS KNOX ting College Heights, Torento ; in the ot gue ate, R.MILLICHAMP, Hos.Sec-Treas.\u2014 COMMERCIAL ACADENY © (QUEBEC, No.4 Cook 8t., Upper Town.(Near City Hall) The new pupils will present themselves on Tuesday, September 5th; the former pupils on the next day, the 6th.Complete Commercial Course, Shorthand in both languages, Telegraphy, Typewriting, Business Practice, Special Class for study after school hours.The Scientific Course prepares for Surveying, Civil.Engineering, etc.Prospectus sent on application.Apply to the .BROTHER DIRECTOR.aug.Btosept.§ ST.LEWIS ACADEMY 18 8T.AMABLE STREET.The mp-opening of the clagees will .nes 4.Monday ; The Culinary Art, becoming obliga- \u2018tory in every tefiching institution, the Sisters in charge of the St.Lewis Academy have.opened for: their more advanced pupils a special course in the Art of Cooking- Ex@upils and other young ladies are also admitted.St Jon Oerobmat's Boarding Scho! 115 SCOTT ST.The re-opening of this school for boys, will take place on September 4, Monday A.M., for the boarders and the day scholars, suglOx6 Ottawa Ladies\u2019 College | One of the best Residential Schools in Canada fer Ciris & Young Ladies.Fully equipped, Efficient Staff.Excellent Accommodation ; Ample grounds ; Beautiful Situation.- WRITS FOR CALERALR ADD MATRILASS.Rev.W.3.ARMSTRONG, NA, PD.BD.Lower Canada Gollaga Montreal, Canada.For Boarders and Day Boys.Preparatory, Junior and Senior Departments.; Healthy situation.Use of Westmount Athletic Grounds.Two tennis courts, two rinks, gymnasium.Sloyd manual training room.Excellent system of heating, ventilating and humidifying class rooms and dormitories.College reopens 9 a.m.Sept.13th.Head Master, C.S.Fosbery, M.A, (late Head Master St.John's School, Montreal.) \u2014\u2014\u2014 ep TRAFALGAR INSTITUTE (Affihated to McGill University.) 83 Simpson St, Montreal.\u2018 For the Higher Education of Young Women, with Preparatory Department for Girls under 13 years of age.President-\u2014Rev, James Barclay, D.D.LL.D.Vice-Prosident\u2014Ven.J.G.Norton, ND.D.Archdeacon of Montreal.Principal\u2014Miss | Grace Fairley, M.A.Edinburgh.The Institute will reopen TUESDAY, 12th September, at NOON.Entrance examinations for new scholars will he held at the school on Saturday, 9th September, at ten o'clock a.m.For prospectus, ete, apply to the Principal, or to A, F.RIDDELL, Secretary, North British Mercantile Building, 80 St.Francois Xavier St, Montreal, LUN 8 a.ob de : Rite Es Aa \u201clt W | (IBAKING OWDER \u201cin ! TREAT BRINGS JAVA APE AS CREW MEMBER 12,000 Mile Voyage of the Vanadis Enlivened by Simian's Antics.* New York, Aug.11.\u2014Deep with a cargo of 650 tons of Java coffee, the little bark Vanadis swung at her anchor chain yesterday off Stapleton, LI, her long voyage of more than twelve thousand miles from the Far East ended.Captain Christian Petterren, her master,\u2019 greeted his wife and little daughter, who had not seen him {or twenty months, and who had crossed the ocean from Riso, Ncray, to meet him.- The Vandais left Batavia, Java, on March 1 and met good weather, with a few squalls in the Indian Ocean on her run down to the Cape anl then bad fine breezes up the Atlantic until a region of calms was met.For three weeks the Vanadis did not tog more than a hundred miles and when at last Captain Pettersen put into Barbados, the crew was ready for a change of diet.The bark, which is only 469 tons register, carries ten men all told and they were all in fine health yesterday and willing to say \u201cyes\u201d to the tales about Bozman, the big Java ape, who stands nearly four feet high and was brought from Anjer Point, Java.Bozman had the run of the vessel because he was so good antured.He learned a lot of tricks and Kauled at the ropes with the sailors, but his especial delight was to go aloft when the crew fished for albatross.Captain Petterson said they caught at \u2018east one hundred of æhe giant gull-likre birds when the Vanadis was under lower topsails and breasting the heavy sexy off the Capeing lowly, nit wagawt difficu't 1 Mix ds tn swsap-downion the bit pork fastened fo a copper toggle.While Bocke of albattoas were fi lowing the bark Bozman would scurry aloft and sit eut on the fore royal yard and scream with delight when one of the birds was hooked.Captain Pettersen said that one of the birds measured nine feet from tip to tip of wing, and the crew found them god eating.Berman could not be coaxed to come down when a big bird was brought - flapping to the deck, but seemed to enjoy the sport or seeing the sailors catch it.All on board the Vandis have become attached to the big monkey, and they evinced their sorrow when Captain Pettersen announced that he would dispose of him to the highest bidder.In explanation of this the master said yesterday that he did not know what voyage he would make next, and it might be into cold weather where Bozman would suffer.BE GAME.Some people are always complaining, No matter what happens they wail It's this or it's that that's against them, - They're always outside of the pale.When business goes smoothly they grumble, And if it goes bad it's the same, Get next to this tip, a stiff upper lip Will help you, just try to be game.You may think you're used very bad- y, You may get discouraged and quit, It isn't to any one's credit To shitk and be handed the mitt.Keep fighting, no matter what happens, You never will suffer the shame, A quitter must feel, so stay in the deal, You'll win i you'll only be game, Come times when you've wom some great battle Of brains, or achieved some gress task In your work, don't count upon glory, As in Fortune's sunshine you bask.You've never paid house rent with glory, The grocer or buteher with fame, So buckle right in and bring home the tin, No matter what happens, be game.You'll find work the greatest of pleasures You're happy and never will shirk, The task that is handed out to you, If you will be true to your work.Keep plugging when things are against you; No credit whatever to blame; The little mictike another may make, It might have been you, so be game.\u2014C.8.WILLIAMS.Cotten Root Compousd, The great Uterine io and iy safe \u20ac on! lator on which women oan nd, Snid ja \u2018ET et \u201ca, .Then she was go- |?UNION SERVICES.Of St/Andrew's Presbyterian Church and the Methodist Church « To-Morrow.Morning service in St.Andrew's at llam.conducted by the Rev.John W.Stephen, M.A., of Toronto, and in the Methodist Church at 7 p.m., conducted by the Rev.W.G.Back, MA.of Toronto.Srtangers made cordially welcome.Trinity Church, St.Stanislas street, below St.John\u2014Rev.A.R Beverley, M.A, rector.Services to-morrow will be as follows: 11 am, Morning Prayer and Sermon.7 p.m.Evening Prayer and Sermon, Holy Communion: First Sunday in month at 11 am; third Sunday, 7 p.m.Litany: Second Sunday in month at 11 a.m.Baptist Church, McMahon and D'Auteuil Streets\u2014Pastor, Rev.Hugh A.Ellis.Services to-morrow, 11 am, During July and August the Sundav evening services wifi be disconuniied.Wednesday, 8 pm, service and prayer meeting.All are welcome, Chalmer's Church\u2014Dr.Amaron will preach at both services at Chalmer\u2019s Church to-morrow (Sunday).Cathedral of the Holy Trinity\u2014 Holy Communion, 8 am.; also on second Sunday in the month at 7 am.Morning Prayer and Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays of the month at 11 am.Morning Prayer and Litany on the second, fourth and fifth Sunday of the month at 11 am.Sunday School, 245 p.m.Bible Class (in Al Saints\u2019 Chapel) at 3 p.m.Children\u2019s Service at 3.30 p.m.Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 p.m.St.Andrew's Church (Presbyterian) Levis\u2014Rev.J.J.Wright, B.A, pastor.Regular Sunday Services at 11 am.and 7 pm.Sunday School and Pastor's Bible Class at 10.25 am, St.Peters Church, 280 St.Valier street, St.Roch\u2019's\u2014Rev.E.A.King.M.A., R.D., rector.Morning Prayer at 10.30.Bible Class and Sunday School at 2.30 p.m., except during the summer holidays.Evening Prayer, 7 pm.Holy Communion celebrated about mid-day on the first and third Sunday in the month, and on aM other Sundays at 8 am.Seats free.All welcome.St.Matthew's Church, St.John st.without\u2014Rev.Canon Scott, rector.Holy Communion, 7.30 a.m., and after Mattins at 10.30 am.Evensong 7 p.m.Holy Communion every week day at 7.30 am.8t.Michael's Church, Sillery\u2014Morn- ing service, 11 a.m; evening service, pm.cea ven French Baptist, D'Youville street \u2014 Services Sunday, 11 am.and 7 pm.Wednesday at 7.30: p.m.Rev.A.| Lebeau, pastor, No.45 D'Youville, Chslmer\u2019s Church (Presbyterian), 76 Ste.Uraule street.Rev.S.T.Martin, M.A, pastor.Public worship tomorrow at 11 am.and 7 p.m.All are welcome.HOW TO KEEP COOL WHEN HOT.Is your collar wilted, your clothing a second cousin to a towel in a Turkish bath and your temper frayed and frazzled?Are you ready to bet a month's salary that the thermometer stands not a degree less than 212 when your friends greet you with the cheerful remark, \u201cGee whiz, ain't this a scorcher?\u201d If so, forget it, and auto suggest yourself into a state of cuolness that would satisly an Eskimo.Dr.Harvey W.Wiley, Uncle Sam'\u2019e head of the bureau of chemistry and pure foud man, has the prescription, and it's free of charge, Moreover, he takes his own medicine, so the remedy can't be entirely an experiment.\u201c1 haven't suffered from the heat in years,\u201d he said, \u201cand T weigh close to 240 pounds too! Does my collar, cuffs or my shirt resemble the wearing æpparel of the usual fat man at | this time of the year?Not a ravage of the hat on them, is there?Hot?Nonsense! You just imagine you're hot because you let yourself think you are! If you hadn't time to think that you wouldn't be hot.\u201cWhen -t temperature gets as high as 99 Every last mother's son of us is talkibig about it.And we do not stop bo realize that the temperature of the fnside of our hodies is constantly at 984.That ic one's normal temperature.Now, then, why should we suffer, so much from the heat when it ic the excepeion for us to have to endure weather a few degrees hotter thanthe inside of uur own bodies?\u201cMore than that, it is not hai so dangerous for the human body to become overheated as it is for it to become too cool.Take the cholera patient, for instance.As long as his temperature remains high the physic cian does not anticipate immediate death.But let it fall a half degree | and the doctor is alarmed: if it drops a whole degree then the end nf the patient it but a matter of a few hours.Auto Buggestion.\u201cI am not a Christian Scientist, but I do helieve in t he power of thought, Auto suggestion will cure every imaginative disease of mankind, and I believe thät three-fourthe of man's ailments are purely imaginative.I dow\u2019t mean by that statement that a person can change conditions, On « hot duy à man by suto suggestion cannot vary his temperature, but he can auto suggest himself beyond its power to annoy him.Why don't I suffer with the heat?Because 1 don\u2019t think of it! Keep your mind off it.When indoors 1 have my books and problems to interest me, and when I am o:§ of doors there is always some- AS A BUSINESS MAN Do you want two telephones in your office and two telephone bills to pay?The GREATEST of All Household Conveniences The TELEPHONE Daily Marketing Small Shopping Keeping in touch with Friends Social Engagements Emergency Calls \u2014are but a few of the many cases daily in which the Telephone is useful and helpful to wife and family.|] Have you a Telephone in your Home i Le 25 If not, the Contract Department would be pleased to give you further particulars, sh BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY FAR i Hh PY For your residence, do you want a telephone which at best will enable you to reach only wple?THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY has 5200 stations in Quebec City.A service of one-third this number would be useless and dear at any price.make me as comfortable in the sun as in the shade, \u201cDid you ever see a boy playing | baseball in the broiling hot sun | complain about it?Certainly not! But put that same boy to work on the garden in the same sun.and-.well\u2014he'd almost faint dead away | from the heat.When he is playing ball he forgets the sun aud everything but hall.Rut when he has to.work he remembers the sun immediately, thinks of it and becontes hot and exhausted.- ~ \u201cI've cured lots of people who sui- fered with the heat and changed ther from grouches to human beings, as | happy as clams at high tide.| have | had them come to me and say they! were completely done up from the, heat.\u2018Do you like fishing.walking.! boating, baseball or any other sport | every description repaired while in particular?I asked them.If they [ll you wait.did care for any of thosc sports 1 Oculist prescriptions told them to get out and indulge in \u2018 same day as received.them.\u2018Forget the day, the heat and Remember us when in need everything but that which you are of first class optical -erviceinterested in,\u2019 1 advised them, \u201cThat's What McClure sells ur re the cure for heat.\u2019 ! pair- he guarantees.\u201cAre fat people really hotter than | Phone 2316, thin ones?Of course not.Pcopte ; Graduate Dominion College who are fat And go around geombling ; of Upties, South IBend, Indianaabout the leat simply make them: College of Optometryselves miserable und their friends i ! In the optical business.Our mutto is painstaking, eon- scientious optical service.We have one of the mast complete Iy equipped optical offices in Quebec.Letus do your optical work and show you how well we can serve you, Spectacles and eyexlasses of filled well.As a matter of fact.fat is a , = splendid nonconductor.A fat man maydatuth sata ly.should he no warmer, if as warm.than a thin une.Fat keeps the heat from entering the body and also from feaving it.\u201d Not only has Dr.Wiley very strong ideas regarding the thought method of keeping cool in summer.han he also has rules regarding what to eat and what to drink.Strange it may seem, he is not opposed to pes- ple drinking ice water\u2014-in winter For suntmer, he claime, a drink that is 60 or 05 degrees in temperature is cool enough for anybody.Penice, a large woman nel figure, ane dus society favorites.Ÿ sterday she Pac a tie Cin above her Igiees sand, she removed an expensive mils casing.and pumps rezardless of an interested crowd Then sie hitod ber exdauisite\u2019y tailored black own walked to the poe ceding breakers and gingerly placed SOCIETY LEADER DROWNS HERSELF.hen fotine WOMAN WINS BET.BUT ! LOSES \u201cSTORE TEETH.\" Cal, Mug.10\u2014Mr.Grace « attractive | of Uma ~ made a bet that she would ge wad-; Seating herself contidentially on the | ; \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014* | ust, ! houses required om the line of the 7 tinentai t District EAL S dersigned, marked on the envels \u201cTraders for Trainsmen\u2019s Houses,\u201d will receiver] at the office vf the Commissioners NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Tenders for Trainmen's Hiuses.1) TENDERS, addressed to the une until 12 oelock noon of the ist day of Au He Transcontinental Railway at Ottawa aus 1943, for the erection of trainmen at the following point apadogan and Edmundstong Rainax Halsar Province of New Rrunswick.District Laurier, St.Foye, and Fit; patri in the Province of Quebec.District =\" Cochrane, in the Frovinse off .Ontario.Wistriet FU Graham and Reddit, in th fuil information ohtainedy at the office of Mr, Gordon Grant, Chief Engineer, Ottawa, Ont, and at th Ihstrict * an accepted cheque on a chartered Rank the Nominion of Canada, payable tn the ord: of The Commirsioners of the Trononsenid Railway, for a sum equal to ten per ce ted hy wgned and sealed b: Province of Oatarin, and Transcona, i the Province of Manitoba.Plans and specifications may be seen an following, District Offices :\u2014 Mr.\u20ac.0.Foss, District Engie John, NB, A br.E Poucet, District 0.Molesworth, District e, Ont \u2018ache nt.:\" Mr, S.R.Poulin, District gineer, St.Romiface, Man.Tenders must be made on the forms sup- the Commissioners, and must ba all the parties to the nder, and witnessed, and be accompanied by In of the amount of the tender, The right 15 reserved lo reject any or al renders ai Ry order, > P.E.RVAN, Secretarg The Commiaionere of the Transcontinental Railway, Dated at (tawat this Mth day of 1911 Newspapers inserting this adve ment wir - finery creation and stripped off \u201cik! Alton, TL Aug 10\u2014 After piling up articles under the cover of her bed in the form of a dummy «0 as to de- \u2018ceive the nurse and make her think she war still in bed Mr Hattie Parker Levis, wife of Charles Levis, Precident of the Minois Glass Company, the largest concern of ite kind in America.drowned herself in a neighbor's cistern, : Mrs.Levit was one of the society leaders of Alton.She had been «ick for several years and an attack of typhoid fever unbalanced her mind.Because lier relatives were fearful of what she might do a strict wateh was kept over her, Last night the unree woke up three times between midnight and 5 o'clock thic morning.At midnight she talked with Mr« Levie.\u201d Name time later she woke and thought by the raised outline under the bed clothes Mrs, Levis «till was in the next room.On investigation (ie morning she was missing and later her body was found in the cistern, BULLDOG MASSAGE BARRED.Loe Angelese Aug, 10\u2014The feelings | of Mrs, Henry T.Phillipe of New, York were ruffled when informed that it was against the ruled of the Alexandria Îlotel 10 administer ton.» sotial attention to pet dogs and with her maid and her brindle bulldog \u201cBrutus\u201d she left the hostelry in a huff, .A veterinary had ordered that Brutus be given massage with electrical apphances because of the poor esrcu- lation of his blond.But the hotel management objected.Mrs.Dhillips wouldn't trust Brutus to an attend- thing to keep my mind occupied and lant, and kept a tight bold on him, a pink tee in the water, ed the whole foot, both feet aud the arg brine eddied about hor ankles, She Looked over bee shonlder at the three companions on the beach: they were doubled up ou the sand laugh ing, A foamy breaker gurgied in, broke ! \u2018completely over her, turned her up- «de down, whirled her around, toad Ther on her head and playfully bhawled Sher beachwurd, Ome of her friends whe dripplg woman said nothing, keeping her land over her mouth.M last she murmured: \u201cae lost my false testh!\u201d \u201cBat you've won your bet and mo- ! ney enough te buy IR new \u2018ete We never thought von would do it\u201d ! | LAUGHS AT BLACK HAND.\u201cPapa\u201d James A, Bradley, founder | of Ashbury Park and father of many reforms there, recently started @ cru- | sade against certain beer wagon drive ers, whom he characterised as \u201cpir ates\u201d aud \u201cskippers\" of \u201cheer arkd\u201d and \u201cmore harmful than an equal number of thieves.\u201d A few days ago he received a threat in ltahan meaning.\u201cMr Bradley: Hyon ont apply to = VENUE ominion Ling ithe 4 Merantio( an rengers.n nod up.Sod $112: and wpe CA BLE Bept.7 AND RUSTON TO RIVIERA Sept M .Oct.#1 formation apply to ¥.8, Siecking.Na neg Kai Ioml nrenta WINTER CRUISES ITALY, RIVIE EGYPT wena Rte di Bande t., F.8.Stocking, Quabec Steamship Co.Lid, ST.LAWRENCE LINE From Inamainin Marist Patan) Quoboo te Qus33 Avast Party, a3 Mes Bay, i Plotyu, - 58.CASCAPEDIA, 1,900 tons, with most modern accommodation for passengers, will sail from Quebec Friday, 18th August, at noon, and every alternate Friday thereafter.NEW YORK FROM QUEBEC Via the far-famed River Saguenay Calling at Gaupe, Charlottetown and Halifax.88.Trinidad, 2,600 tons, sails from Quebee, at 8 p.m., 25th August land 8th September.NEW YORK, BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES LINES From Pier 47, North River, New York ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA, Round Trip, $10.and Up.8.8.BERMUDIAN.from * HERE ok yh 3 n prmonmurs eu the dock de Bermuda.ne rom New York or St Tuomas, St.Croix, \u2018Se Kit Anti Gueudeloupe, Dominion, Martioique, ro Louis.Daroadees and oa: rare: SS.KORONA, 22 p.m., 24th August.For ail information.apply te TEBEC STEAMSHIP CO, LIMITED, + Maibousie See, F.8.STOCKING HONE&RIVET Ticket Agents, Quebec.QUEBEC, RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.ne ome Base arb) JAS Bominte Lins, MONTMORENCY DIVISION jae eka at SUMMER TIME-TABLE, 1911 Wn ml ster Sunday, June 13th, 1911, Te [ aii a] afer Sundar, BET.QUEBZC à MONTMORENCY FALLS ) q - (Week Days.) | i 5 tenve Quebec for Mont 5.- QUE UONO NII TS series TER 1 À 9.45, 10.45.\u2018every thirty minutes From 11.43 OLASGOW PASSENGER AND PRsIonr | 19; \u2018964 107 dre 26 58, FE, Vil SERVICE 11.00 p.m.and additional trefn at 7,45 p.m, From Leave Montmerenez Falls for Quebec, 6.00, Glasgow.618, 630.7.00, 7.15, 7.30, 8.00.8.15.8.50, oly 29 9.18, 10.18, 11.15 am, every thi minutes Joly H 3 Aug.from 1215 pm.to 8.18 p.m.then 8.38, 8.45, ; Aus.A HATACIA.Aux.£.15, and every thirty minutes from 6,30 pm, Aug.12.CASSANDRA A te 11.30 p.m.and additions! train st 8.15 p.m, 0x I .ATHENIA Sept.2 (Bund, * Steamers fitted with Refrigerators.Teuve Quebec for Monimmorenez Pats, 4.30 Passage Rates: Cabin (called second) 7.00, 2.30, 8.00.9.00, 10.15 a.m.every thirty $238 upwards Third Clase, Kastbousd, $29; ines from 1215 pm.to 4.43 pm, then estbsund, $30, 5.00, $.30.5.48, every thirty minutes from ye] THE ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited, po ste 11.00 p.m.\u2019 and odditidna) train at AGENTS, \u201cLitre Mrotmoteacy Fale for Quehee, 6.41, ; ES PASS Yon CUNARD THOMSON LINE * Passengers St rates.Pasrage Ci Called 45.00 hd I Sis.Shona: ot, 029.00; prepaid, West, $28.75 THE ROBERT REFORD CO, Limited, AGENTS, LEITR SERVICE NEWCASTLE SERVICE ts 9.10, 9.40.10.90, 11.10.11.40 am.12,20 p.m.every thirty minutes fram 12.4% pm th 5) ny Then every thirty minut-s from 5.30 p.m, on WN nm, BET.OURBEC & AT.ANNE DE BRAUPRE STOPPING AT MONTMORENCY FALLS (Week Days.) Teave Quebec for Ste, Anne 4e Meaunre, rom 6.00 a.m.tn 4 JOINT LONDON PASSENGER AND | ST CN TER NS 2m SoAP0 Dm thes FREIGHT SERVICER.; FALSE dav: turing only.Coli Brorage and Cool Alr ca AN Stoamers.- de rs onimotency LA re ee: £8 HUBANIA.Aug.13 rom 5.50 am.to 5.30 p.m.then at 7.30 and ONA.Aug.19 | 9.30 p.m, + Sundays.) or Ste Anne de Re, aon Td Rena on, , 7 RON, OPA, 10.15 am, 1,40, 2.00, 3.00, 5,18, 6.15, 7,15, 7.45, and 10.18 PE.Tener Sta.A de Peaunes for Musbey, 405.830.500, 830, nn, 11.08 11.39 ; 1800 (amend, 1.00, 3.30, 4.30, pi By ti MIS nm, \u2019 BETWEEN QUEREC dan or, JOACHIM, ve, r uebee for St Tosehim.6.00, 9.00 1140 vous 4.00, $15 and 7,18 nm Teave St.Toachim for Quebec, 7.15.10,18 se, 12,18, 8.15, $15, 6,20 and 9.15 pm, (Sundeys ) Teave Crurher for St.Jonchim, 630 am, 134, SN0 and 7.18 p.m Teses St.Tre-bim for Duebec, 830 am, RE JACONA ever Aug.Mth | $1¢.Con snd 1NO0 pm.: ul y ar r all , 1 MONTNOPFECY PATLA RLEVATOR Ty al¥o ih 3, mafia, RUNS A8 POLLOWI ATO pire Tor 10 Quebec, St Jobs, NB, Week Daye from 6.00 a.m.to 11.30 pra, 3 3 Sundays (rom 7.00 a.m.to 11.30 4 losued to of Bd \u2014 Communication tic! tons.Cow Local Bxpress service for parcels, sma wes, .meats, fruits, ete.on alt traine, thà charges ~ are Se.end upwards sccording to hii Por all other information apply to the Bop- CANADIAN LONDON PASSENGER arintendent.\u201d - : SERVICER \u20181, A.EVERELL, C.K A CARR =.Free Prom Montrea) Superintendent.Genera) Manager, Bovthampton.for London.July 25 .T8.afd REE! Aen (Called \u201cSecond, | + B15\"8 By des Chalsurs Ling ; 8.8.\u201cCASPZSIEN\" .125 und upwards.Other | anil for Mie.Anna des Monta, Mont Loals, teathers $45.00 od upwards.Thi Rll all ltd prises astbound, 45.00, Prepaid os fut Antoin men Lovie it 7e ve 2875.own, Gaape Bal, > Gran Por full particulars for sil services apply to | Yer, Prspeblac, and neem oan or EEE BRFORD CO.Limited, | file dos Crea coup (ASIN, dur.Had, Montreal, Quebee, Toronto, 8b.Jona, N.B, | \u2018\u2019AslendiA nocommaaation for nwtsvagers, ahd Portland, Me For freight, tiskets, sto.apply te a 7° u PouLIer, Phone{8:1 Carner Dembourges à St, Paul Ste TI TS AGENTS SEES 848, Louls Stt Fl Geb Al ; | FT Pr sé, + frane nier EEE _ an, Btatérour berlh & moar Beat fii ne an the Atléetr tic bow Raie Excursions To BERMUDA tret 8 Meal Sen Trip to (ho Most Dell In the Werlé: Cool and Healt a suidewr Ww \u201cOCEA Tons Dilaphacement: 436 1 est, dost Luzurlons and On Trt CLASS HOUND TR lectric fangin every room.M a: th brane becs: alien te