The Quebec chronicle, 30 septembre 1911, samedi 30 septembre 1911

[" The Woather Cloudy, Cool, Showers.French Chef can produce.Phone 1411 NEW French Peas À La Rochambeau This is the hit of theseason in vegetables.Tender, Mealy, French peas, put upin asauce with herbs and French onions\u2014Such a combination as only the Key opener tin 18c each | We prepay freight on all $25 00 orders, A.GRENIER HOR BBC SBME BON SORE PACK ITALY HAS DECLARED WAR UPON TURKEY Ultimatum Was Served Upon the Ottoman Empire Yesterday and Hostilities are Now Expected.NO FIGHTING HAS YET TAKEN HLACE.Rome, Sept.20\u2014TItaly has declared var on Turkey.The official an- touncement was made late this after- | won.It declared that the two ountries were in a state of war be- inning at haif.past two o'clock to- Ixy.\u2018This is the hour at which the Italan ultimatum expired, and followed a Wssion of the Cabinet at which the furkish reply was considered and ound unsatiafactory, TURKISH CABINET RESIGNS: Sanstantinople, oo po talian forces have.at- Tripoli and Benghazi o Lagi, Cvines has resigned.i as esident ihe Seni\u201d Why Kies poi rand Vizoer and Kaimil Pasha for- yon minister.Mahmpud Sheik sha will continue as Minister\u201d of ar.The government has decided not to oppose an armed resistance to the occupation of Tripoli, and, further, to take no measures against Îtalian residents ln Turkey.The government hopes by adopting that atitude that Italy will not treat the Tripolitans as t\u2018conquered people.- ITALY STANDS TO LOSE.London, Sept.29\u2014The Economist In an article entitled \u201cThe partition of North Africa\u201d says :\u2014 \u201cUndoubtedly Italy has as much right to establish a protectorate over Tripoli as France has over Tunis.We dare say that Italy\u2019s commercial interests in Tripoli and the Italian colonies in that somewhat barren country are at least equal to the original interests that served France as a pretext in Tunis or Morocco.Italy wands to lose heavily in any case.\u201d The Economist declares that as the British Foreign Office embraced the Young Turks and as Italy is one of the three powers against which the British feverish naval programme is difected, it would naturally be expected that the Foreign Offiy: would exert itself to prevent this unprovok- td attack on a Turkish vilayet.If Italy feared Austrian aggression, says the paper.it would not lock up its picked troops in a hazardous and gostly expedition to a country offer- ng so few attractions.MASSACRE IS FEARED.London, Sept.29.\u2014A despatch to the Daily Chronicle from Constantiaople says that four transports loaded with ammunition will start for Tripoli tomorrow.The Italian residents In Constantinople have received orders to close their schools and shops, and not congregate anywhere in num- vers.Many of them are leaving the tity, The Banco di Roma, and the tre Ttalian postoffice are strongly guarded.A massacre of Italians in Adana, Asia Minor, is feared.Italy has considerable interests and a large colony there.News has reached here that Turkish troops have occupied Thesaly, to keep the Greeks in check and prevent them from attempting to capture Crete.The Rusian fleet in the Black Sea is ready for any emergency.* lt is now anchored before Trebizond.The Sultan and the heir apparent sat in council with the Ministers all night, when it was finally decided that Turkey should yield to force and not oppose the Italian landing at Tripoli, \u2018but hold influential Italians as hostages.The Chronicle's Milan correspondent, who sends his despatch via the Swiss frontier, says: \u201cDespite the vast preparations for war which the Government has been vigorously engaged in for the past week, the publication of the text of the ultimatum to Turkey has produced a veritable sense of stupefaction among the people.Except in Sicily, there is nothing approaching enthusiasm at this colonial adventure.Anxious fears are expressed lest the brutal crudity of the nitimatum favor was drafted under the inspiration o the way icy of Sicilian brigandage, rather than by the Cabinet of a Christian power.\u201cAs duringethe recent ragage §f the éholera,\u201d the Minisiry has=resorted to its st g # telegyapir dnd messages, even forbidding the sending of messages by Italisn correspondents arriving at Tripoli, who found everything calm there and nothing in the attitude of the natives to justify a panic or an exodus.\u201d BRITISH OFFICERS IN DANGER Constantinople, Sept.29.\u2014The Turkish War Ministry, according to the reports current here tonight, has reccived a despatch from the late Turkish military attache at Paris, who has assumed command of the forces at Tripoli, stating that the Italians began to disembark this afternoon, but the Turks succeeded in: sinking the first two barges.It is rumored also that Italian forces have landed both at Tripoli and Benghazi.The Turkish Cabinet has resigned; Said Pasha assuming the office of Grand Vizier, and Kiamil Pasha that of Foreign Minister.Mahmoud Shefket Pasha continues as Minister of War.The Italian Charge, Signor di Martino, handed the Porte this afternoon a communication intimating the intention of Italy to proceed with the measures foreshadowed in the ultimatum.This was tantamount to a declaration of war, and as that state would give Italy greater freedom of action in Turkish waters there is much apprehension regarding the Turkish war vessels at present steaming in the direction of the Dardenelles, lest they are captured by the Italian squadron, which is believed to be watching the movements of the Turkish ships.The British embassy here is concerned for the British officers with the Turkish squadron, and sre instructing their government for their recall.The question of the protection of Italian subjects in Turkey is engaging the attention of the Italian authorities.It is thought that a request will be made to Germany to undertake the protection of the Italian escutcheons, The national emblems have been removed from the embassy, the consulate, the postoffice and the schools, with à view to preventing untoward incidents.BRITAIN MUCH INTERESTED.London, Sept.29.\u2014In Great Birtain, more than in any other European country outside of the combatants, was between Italy and Turkey causes apprehension.Damage to England's interests and prestige is a factor in the resultant anxiety.The danger is JOHNSTON & FILS, BORDEAUX.totabliohes 1734.CLARETS and SAUTEnnNÈES HAW.YOUNG & GO.~amTREAL.vorite device\u2014the wholesale, lephoñes how [ar the Turks will exercise self- restraint and limited their retaliation to Luly; how far racial and religious feeling may excite them to political activities.Much the darkest clouds tonight seem to be in the direction of Greece.Strong fear prevails lest Turkish pride and the necessity for the Young Turks Government to gain popularity, may incite the government to show that it also can play the game of aggression, and demand Greece to give up her claims to Crete.British officials are more concerned over the possibilities of trouble in the Balkans and Greece than with the act- val conflict over Tripoli.The theory gains ground here that Italy's stroke is the last act of the program agreed upon by the powers of the triple entente; that it was arranged when Austria took Bosnia and Herzegovini, and Italy only awaited an opportune moment to carry it into execution, Austria\u2019s acquisition of the two provinces, Germany's forward move ment in Morocco, and Italy's compensating campaign nearby are interpreted by unfriendly observers as too logical to be considered mere independent act.England's hands are tied officially in the present strained rela-3 tions in Europe.The government cin.not afford to incur the enmity of either belligerent by taking sides with the other.Yet her neutrality means a loss of influence with Turkey, which she has been struggling to retain since the beginning of the Young Turk regime.While most of the London papers bemoan the war as a ealamity in which England could not interfere, the Daily Graphic attacked the Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey, contending that he should have stood by the treaty obligations, which makes the integrity of the Ottoman Empire a European affair, in which no one power has the right to interfere.ARABS ON THE WATCH.Tripoli, Sept.29.\u2014The Italian squadron, which has been cruising in the offing, came close in shore this morning, and the destroyer Garibaldino steamed into the harbor at noon flying 2 white flag.Great crowds gathered and watched her approach, After z¢- a boat, which came to the beach.An officer landed.He was preceded by a bluejacket carrying a white flag.Turkish soldiers surrounded the pair.The officer asked for the Turkish commander.When taken to him -he formally announced that the Italian feet had pees or d to oo he town.Heee fore emma ed the instant surrender of the whale Turkish garrison.The Turkish commander replied that he was unable to comply with the demand, and emphatically refused to surrender.The incident was witnessed by ghe foreign residents, who gathered éfrounë\"the Italian officer and cheered him enthusiastically.The boat then returned to the destroyer, wbich rejoined the fleet.A great numbg of the residents of Tripoli spent\u2019 last night camped on this beach, alarmed lest the Arabs should get out of hand and begin pillaging.\u201d Arabs are constantly arriving from the country.The mosques are kept open and throughout the night were filled with praying Arabs DESTOYED A DESTROYER.Saloniki, European Turkey, Sept.30.\u20141 a.m.\u2014An Italian cruiser has destroyed a Turkish destroyer in the harbor of Prevesa in Epirus, and landed troops.The Turkish authorities are sending à battalion of troops to Prevesa.GERMANY AND SITUATION.Berlin, Sept.29 \u2014Germany.which is watching the Turco-Italian situation with the closest interest, is directing her endeavors towards concerted action with the other powers to limit the area of hostilities.Germany made the strongest efforts to prevent an.outbreak of war, and only gave up hope at the last moment.It is announced that she has consented to undertake the protection during the hostilities of the property and lives of the Italians in Turkey, who number 50,000.It was late in.the evening before the news \u2018of the declaration of war was made public in Berlin, The London papers, discussing the respective forces of the combatants, comment on the weak position to which Turkey has been reduced by neglect of her navy.She controls a fine army, approaching 1,000,000 men and 1600 guns, but the great fighting machine is imprisoned in Europe because Turkey in powerless against Italy's effective fleet.Professor Morton of the American Archaeological Mission, in a second interview today, said that the Italian difficulties will only begin when they have landed.There are only three towns on the whole coast worthy the attention of a gunboat\u2014Tripoli, Benghazi and Derns.There is no harbor and the ships must anchor a mile from shore.The invading force must take with it food supplies, #5 it will get no food from the hostile Arabs.: The Turks, said Prof.Norton, can afford to wait and harass the enemy from time to time as opportunity affords, while the larger force of Italians to land, the greater will be the difficulty of maintaining them.It will be a question of years, concluded Prof.Norton, for the Italians to overcome the Turks.Constantinople, Sept.29-The newspapers publish the statement that Italien battleships have appeared off Following is the text of the declaration which the Italian Charge handed to the Porte : \u201cThe Italian embassy, carrying out the orders of the King, bas the honor to notify you that the delay ascorded by the royal govern- § connoitering, the destroyer launched |; J 30, 1911, | ones to $400.00.there will» Monday, ones to-be had.Our Agents 2 to 5 P.M.at our There is but a few day would advise all who intend b = \u2014 will be on the office, tember 100 of these splendid lots were Temperaturss Minimum, 30; Maximum, 40.ONE CENT.On and after Monday, the 2nd of October, all the lots in MONTCALM PARK wow valued at $250.00 will be increased to $800.00 uying, to take advantage of this opportunity, as | s left to purchase before the increase, and we | be a direct saving of $50.00 on each lot for all who purchase before fi The lots in Montcalm Park offer, the best opportunities of the day for grounds Saturday and Sunday afternoon from corner Levis Avenue -and St.Foye Road, and will be pleased to show you of the lots and give all information needed.During the month of Sepold and there are still many valuable pete EE and all $350.00 | realization of certain necessary measures, has expired without a satisfactory reply reaching the Italian government.The lack of this reply only confirms the bad will, or want of power, of which the Turkish government and authorities have given such frequent proof, especially with regard to the rights and interests of Italians in Tripoli and Cyrene.The royal government consequently is obliged itself to safeguard its rights and interests, as well as its honor and dignity, by all means at its disposal.Events which will follow can only be regarded as the necessary consequence of conduct followed so long by the Turki:h authorities.The relations of peace and friendship being therefore intzrrupted between the two countries, Ttaly considers herself from this moment in a state of war with Turkey.1 have, therefore, the honor to make koown to Your Highness that passports will be placed at the disposal of the Charge d\u2019Affaires at Rome, and T beg Your Highness to hand passports to the re- presntative of the royal government.Ottoman subjects may continue to reside in Italy without fear of an attack upon their persons, property or affairs.\u201d NAVAL BATTLE REPORTED.Paris, Sept.30\u2014The Matin Athens correspondent says telegraph officials at Vonitza, Greece, wires to the government that a naval battle occurred off Prevesa at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.Italian warships belonging to the ionian squadron encountered a flotilla of Turkish destroyers cruising off the coast of Epirus.The Italians promptly attacked the flotilla, and two Turkish hips were badly damaged by shells.They have gone ashore in the Gulf of Arta.FOREIGNERS TAKE REFUGE Tripoli, Sept.29\u2014The foreigners have taken refuge in the consulates.The British consulate is crowded to its capacity with women and children.The native conscript reservists have heen called dut for service, and the Turks are purchasing all available camels and securing all possible supplies.The belief that British war vessels are in the vicinity has tended to calm the native population.They express the hope that the Turkish fleet will soon arrive.NO BOMBARDMENT.- London, Sept.29\u2014According to Italian advices, the government plan is to land 40,000 men in Tripoli by October 7, No bombardment will be attempted unless the property of Italians or other foreigners is endangered.1t is understood that the [talisn ministers have elaborated a scheme for the administration of Tripoli, with the Duke of Abruzzi as the first governor, and among the first acts of the new government will be the abolition of | many taxes now imposed upon the Tripolitans.= Vienna reports that Italy has placed no less than seven army corps on a wut footing ard is mobilizing not only north, reinforcing her army corps in owards the south, but also in the Turin, Milan and Verona.ment A\u201c Resse mith à view to the | | speculations, outside of the immediate hpme idea.| (MONTCALM LAND CO.\u2019 P.N.TESSIER, Manager.| © =\" 398 St.Jehn St, QUEBEC A Ji TORONTO GA LONDON & LANCASHIRE GUARANTEE & ACCIDENT COMPANY.Head Office - Capital Fully Subscribed Government Deposit $500,000.00 87,575.00 Personal Accident - Employer's Liability Plate Class Fidelity Guarantee Branch Office : 81 St.Peter St, Colin E.Sword, Resident Secretary Austrian Italy's procedure.town.in the most cordial terme, Tampa, Fla, one-third of the ternal reveaue department.pay the men fro mt: more per thoussied the men had agreed mot any more ft The Nuie Frie Presse enys that bathe manof It that the othe?strikers will work où Monday, TRS \u2019 ¥y = der German suspices negotiations will be begun for the establishment of an Italian protectorate over, or occupation of Tripoli, the administration to remain in the hands of the Sultan.The press generally cindemns A despatch to the Daily News from Tripol, describing the sceme.of the Italian demand for the surten the towry sdys that the Goreragr promised & definite decision, i \u20ac hours t'me, Thereupon the Italian officer said that six hourd would be allowed for non-combatasts to quit the The interview was conducted Lord Lamington is heading a movement to organize next week a great public demonstration of sympathy for Turkey, at which a resolution will be presented asking the King to intervene personally in behalf of Turkey.STRIKE 18 OVERt.29 \u2014More than 100 cigar makers who went on strike several days ago, returned to work today.They struck because they would' not be allowed free cigars in the futpre, in accordance with à recent decision of the in- that the manufacturers had agreed to to four dollars cigars, and t o smokes ate deniggd by der af few Reporta expe back to + ç LY \u201cNa WS MIRE HAMBOURG'S AGENT Dudley Causton, the victim of the shooting accident at Rimouski on Thursday night, will be interred in the Protestant cemetery at Riviere du Loup this morning.\u201cAccidental death\u201d was the verdict rendered by the coroners jury at the inquest which was held on the body yesterday.\u201d Dudley Causton, the victim, was manager for Mark Hambourg, the famous pianist, who is about to make a tour of Canada.He was/a very entertaining and enjoyable acquaintance, and it was only after some discussion that he decided to land at Rimouski feom the Empress to take the train there for the Martime Provinces instead of coming up to Quebec.Mr.Mark Hambourg's tour opens lu the lower provinces, and with Mrand Mrs.Hambourg Mr Causton landed.During the reception to Mr.Boulay, a revolver shot was fired.and Mr.Causton fell shot through the head, dying about an hour later.The man who is supposed to have fret.the fatal shot is stated to be .em, and upon the arrival of Magis! aron will by examined i ried tie matter, City of Edmonton 45% Ton Year Instalmon: Dedosiures Donsminations of $500 Repayable in ten equal annual instalments of Principal snd Interest.Price 100 and interest to yield 4 1.2%.Royal Securities Corporation, cimites.164 St.dames Street, Montrea! otronte Quebec LU London, ing: w EER.ft + pie une\" ape, Asbestos- Cement - Shingles 5 In the making of every good roof the Shingle is the ail important condition.ère .Wooden Shingles are conductors\u2014Iron Shingles ust \u2014 Slate Shingles ersek ant break easily\u2014all such Shingles need paint to sop leaks.° y not use the only perfect Shingle 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Legis- E JACOT 95 St.Joseph St.TECHNICAL & AESTHETIC ESTABLISHMENT For Fin: Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Ring, Silverware, Optics, Diamonds and Precious Stones.EXTRA FINE WORK i QUEBEC SOUVENIR Co lature didn't make any appropriation that could be drawn upon te pay doctors for filing reports.As it was a very easy matter to make the reports, it was presumed that the physicians would supply the information required by the State because it was in the line of duty.But one Buckeye doctor, of perverse \u201c| disposition, refused to file the desired information without compensation.When the authorities attempted to enforce the penalties of the law against him he set up the defense \u201cthat the Chater of the Northwest Territory, = LADIES\u2019 EMPORIUM Fall Millinery Opening Tuesday, September 26th aid Following Daj Parisian Importations in Trimmed Hats and Mounts, Unique Models.Ready-to-Wear English Felt Hats.D.R.MURPHY, REG'D.Phone 22.46 Fabrique Strecmarch?xly which is the fundamental law of the State of Ohio, enacted by the Continental Congress in 1787, provides that if public exigencies make it necessary to take any person's property or demand his services for the public welfare, such property shall not be taken nor such service demanded without compensation.\u201d Upon this defense the matter went to the Supreme Court and the State | lost its case.OIL AS WARSHIP FUEL, In spite of the fires that occurred on other warships almost -oincidental- \"ty with the destruction of La Liberte, | there does not seem any valid ground \u2018for the suspicion that the fire was deliberately kindled or that the disaster can be considered as other than a de- Goremens Came Td Covers But a good Reliable Groc is a permanent necessity./ fi Householders, in casting your votes for our fine line of odie wines, Squors, etc., ycu will make no mistake .hut win every time.We-lead in choice goods and fair prices.\" + prs A VISIT IS SOLICITED, M.Boyce & Son Phone 294.19-21 Cote D'Abraham ploratble tragedy instead of being à damnable crime.The Minister of Marine and the Admiral in command are of the opinion that the fire started by some means in the oil store room, among the oil and turpentine kept in storage there.; It is always necessary to keep a considerable stock of oil and other inflammable material on such a vesdel, even where \u2018coal is the only fuel used to generate steam, and the greatest caution must always be ured in hand- | ling it.But it would seem that the risk must be materiaily increased.when oil is used for fuel, as is be- for the Autumn Season at Seifert\u2019s Special importations for the Autumn are now arriving, comprising the most popular goods produced in the European and Canadian manufacturing centres.Earrings in silver, ingold and in Platinum are the best sellers.These earrings are the long pendant pattern, set with stones, such as lapislazuli, amethyst, topaz, coral, sapphire and diamond, the prices varying from 50 cents to $500.Gun Metal Chain Bags and Purses-are also noteworthy attractions this season.Cameo Rings, Cameo Pins and Cameo Brooches are prominent in the display of Jewelry.The Greek border and spider web designs in applied silver on glass are favorites.Enamel Bar Pins and Cuff Pins are much in demand.These pins cost from 50 cents a set to $10 each.The hollow band bracelet in silver and in gold, plain or engraved, are very fashionable.G.SEIFERT & SONS Blamond Merchants 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec coming the custom on so many of our modern vessels.There is both economy and higher efficiency in the sub- || stitution of oil for coal, where \u201csuch substitution can be safely made, but it is obvious that unless the conditions of storage and use are carefully adapted to the requirements of the fuel, the dangers of disaster from fire and explosion must be materially increased.If there ic danger in the coal bunkers, where only coal is used, it is obvious that this peril must be immeasurably greater and that there is need for added precautions where oil is the chief fuel.The need of such precautions is fuly realized by naval architects, and no cost or effort is spared to make the carriage and use of such fuel safe, but it is not always so easy to guard against the personal equation, which .is generally more important than mere mechanical precautions.It is not always easy to impress npon each member of the accéis to this perilous fuel the necessity for ceaseless vigilance, even when their lives and the lives of the whole crew must depend upon their vigilance, but this in the most essential point.BOOBTERS WHO BOOST.Quebec has been told many a time of how to boom the city.An example from the south should not be overlooked Richmond, Va., is getting into the front rank of the municipal boomers.In the issue of the Times-Dispatch of last Sunday Deacon Hemphill tells atl about it.A special expedition, consisting of go dns sleeping and waking cars, two dining care and two baggage cars,\"¥ itt leave Richmond on October 2, \u201cpersonslly conducted\u201d by the Time-Dispatch, \u201cfor the wpecial purpose of proclaiming throughout all the couatry roundabount for a distance of 1,000 miles the advantages of Richmond as a trading centre, well prepared to fill any order that might be given for anything that is manufactured from a cambric needle to an overgrown havstack.It will make a bee line for North Carolina or as nearly a hee lige .as the topogiaphy.of the cosntry and the caves in the railroad will permit.Stops wil} he made at Henderson, Franklinton, Raleign, Senford, Aberdeen, Hamlet, Rockingham, Wadesboro, Monroe, Charlotte, .Sslisbury, Lexington, Thomasville, High Point, Greensboro, \u2018crew who may have gonstant heeg for |, and Winston-Salem, and probably at other places in North Carolina.The rus will thes be made to Roanoke, Lynchburg) Charlotiesville, Orange, Culpeper and Alexandria, and thence, with all their honors fresh upon them, the boosters will come back home.\u201d All of which is a creditable and ambitious project for little Richmond, which is going right down into Baltimore's business territory.ENTER THE MORTICIAN.The New York State Association of Embalmers, a serious and eminent organization of viruosi, comes into court with the suggestion that the ancient name of \u201cundertaker\u201d be discarded by the- craft and the newer and more dignified name -of \u201cmortician\u201d be used in its place.Addressing the association at Syracuse, Professor H.Moll, of Chicago, made an eloquent plea for the change.\u201cIf we are ever going to elevate our art,\u201d said he, \u201cwe must start the work.ourselves.\u201d For years, says the Baltimore Sun, the more \u2018ambitious undertakers * of America have sought to shed their.archaic Anglo-Saxon appellation, which is from the Gathic under, signifying below, ang the Old Saxon ta- can, td séize: or Hove.\u201cFuneral director\u201d has cotne into \u2018wide use, but it indicates a Migre master of ceremonies, undertaker's scientific character.\u201cMortician\u201d seems to fil) the bill admicably.lt is brief, gracefff and \u2018comprehensive.Its learned quality is indicated by its close relationship to \u201coptician,\u201d \u201cmathematician,\u201d and \u201cdialectician.\u201d It has the additional advantage of being common to all civilized languages.The old craft names die one by one.The modern bartender is a mixologist, the barber is a colytist or tonsorisl artist, the spectacleSvender is an opti- metrist, the cook is a chef, the hack- driver is a chauffeur, thre hired girl is a maid, the actor is an artist, the plumber is a sanitary engineer, the corn doctor is a chiropodist, the farmer is an agriculturist, the dressmaker is a modiste, the shoemaker is a bottier, the apothecary is a pharmaceutical chemist, the farrier is a veterinary surgeon, the common hangman is a public executioner! MEXICAN ELECTIONS, Mexico is looking forward to the { first of October as ag important date.So, also, are those: inrCanada and the United \u2018States, whee watching the progress of Mexicarfaftairs, for that\u2019 is the day when the 2lçétione to choose a president will be held General Madeto, candidate for that office and the candidate for vice-president on the same ticket, are making what is termed a \u201cwhirlwind campaign.\u201d American methods evidently are proving popular in Mexico.They sre speaking at various places and are conducting a most energetic canvass.Election day will no doubt be characterized by riots.The principal question is as to how serious they iwli be.Nor will the choice of à president inevitably bring a complete restoration of order to the republic.Whoever wins will have to face a situation that is grave.The disordant elements are continually breaking out into revolt, and the success of one faction will be the signal for the others to begin trouble.Mexico needs 2 strong, feerless, just and honest ruler at this time.Madero comes nearer, perhaps, to possessing the requisite qualifications for the presidency than anyone else.But it is uncertain whether he will be able to maintain his position if he is elected to it.The skies are not yet cleared in \u2018Mexico.SIR WM.WHYTE QUITS.Winnipeg, Man.Sept.29\u2014Tomor- row is the date set for the retirement of Sie William Whyte from the management of the western Canadian Pacific Railway affairs.Up to this time his successor has not been named.The probabilities are that one of three men will fill the vacancy; they are Sir Thomas Tait, G.J.Bury and George M.Bosworth, HOW FAT WOMEN CAN REDUCE THEI R WAISTS.Fat shows a preference for the abdomen, chin, ankles, nips, etc.\u2014the quiet apots-\u2014just the places where it can show the most, or worst.What if to be done\u2014exercise and diet\u2014are they the only alternative?On the contraty, they seldom do the work, A better plan for reducing the fat is to use the Marmola Prescription Tablet.Ocn of these after meals and st bedtime will produce the requisite reduction without bother.delay or harm In s few weeks you can be losing a pound of fat a day.It will drop off, as it were; disappear as quietly as H came; remove uniformly without causing even a suspicion of Ÿ wrinkle or distreas.Meanwhile, eat and act as usual, deny yourself nothing.It is not required, if Marmola Tablets are used.Get off two inches of waist line before the month's end.It can he done \u2014certainly, cheaply, safely.The Marmola Tablet is noninjurous (it being made after the famous fashionable formula~\u20141-2 ox.Marmola, 3-4 oz.Fl.Ex.Cascara Aromatic, 4 3-4 oz, Peppermint Water), and it costs only seventy-five cents, the large case, of sny druggist or direct from Marmola Co., 854 Farmer Bida., Detroit, Mich.4 » 4 > ; Fm À ç and lays no stress wpon the modern] REORGANIZATION OF GTR, OFFICIALS Old Offices of Vice-Presidents Have Been Altered and New Appointments.Montreal, Sept.29.\u2014Announcefhent was made today of a complete reos- ganizstion of the executive domestic economy of the Grand Trunk Railway.The old offices of vice-president have been altered, so that there are no longer first, second or third vice-pres.idents, but à number of vice-presi- dents, each in charge of a department.The official circles on the Grand Trunk Pacific are aiso somewhat changed.Aceording to the reorganization the new official list will be as follows: E.H.Fitzbugh, formerly vice-presi- dent of the Grand Trunk, becomes president of the Central Vermont, Central Vermont Transportation Company, Southern New England Railway Company and Montreal & Southern Counties Railway.As the headquarters of the Central Vermont are at St.Albans, Vt, it is expected that Mr.Fitzhugh will leave Montreal for that town.The reorganization of the vice-pres- idents continue: William Wainwright, formerly second vice-president of the Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk Pacific, becomes senior vice-president of the Grand Trunk, and second vice-president of the Grand Trunk Pacific.M.M.Reynolds, formerly third vice- president of the Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk Pacific, becomes vice- charge of the financial and accounting departments, and third vice-president of the Grand Trunk Pacific.Howard G.Kelley, formerly chief engineer of the Grand Trunk, becomes vice-president in charge of construction, transportation and maintenance departments, J.ER.Dalrymple, formerly freight traffic manager of the Grand Trunk Pacific, becomes vice-president of the Grand Trunk, in charge of traffic, both passenger and freight.R.S.Logan, formerly assistant to President Hays, becomes vice-presi- dent of the Grand Trunk, in charge of land, tax, claim and mail departments.Mt.H.R.Safford, formerly with the Illinois Central at Chicago, becomes chief engineer of the Grand Trunk, with headquarters at Montrealto President Hays, becomes assistant to the president.A Mr.Charles M.Hays, having been elected chairmap of the board ôf directors of the Canadian Express Company, is succeeded as president of that company by Mr.John Pullen._ Mt.J.E.Dalrymple is\u2018also appointed fourth vice-prefident of the Grand Trunk Pacific, in charge of traffic, with headquarters in Montreal.OILS, ETC.London, Sept.29.\u2014Raw sugar, centrifugal 18s; muscovado 16s 3d.Beet sugar, September, 17s 9d.Calcutta linseed, September-Octo- ber, 72s 6d.Linseed oil 421 34 Sperm oil A Petroleum, American refined, 5%d; sprits 6%d.Turpentine spirits 38s 1d.Resin, American strained, 15s 6d.Fine, 18s 1%d ; Savanah, Ga, Sept.29.\u2014Turpentine firm 50 at %; sales 548; receipts 475; shipments 420; stocks 37,293.Resin, firm; sales 2000; receipts 2000; shipments 2400; stocks 28.790; Quote: B 615; D 620 at 25; \"es at 27%; F, G, H, I.K, 635; M 640; N 670; WG 700; WW 725.COTTON MARKET.New York, Sept.29.\u2014Cotton _ futures steady.Closing bids: Sept, 10.15e; Nov, 10.15e; Dec, 10.30\u20ac; Jan, 10.25e; Feb, 10.29c; March, 10.38¢; April, 10.42c; May, 10.52c; July, 10.54c, Spot closed quiet, 5 points lower.Midland uplands 1040c; do gulf 10.65c.Sales 4300 bales.Liverpool,\u2014Cotton spot quiet.Prices unchanged.American middling fair, 651d; good middling 625d; middling 611d; low middling 597d; good ordinary 571d; ordinary 546 d.The sales of the day were 6000 bales, of which 1000 were for speculation and export, and included 5000 American.Receipts were 11,000 bales, including 10,100 \u201cAmerican, Futures opened firm and closed easy.RECOUNTS IN BROME AND SHEFFORD WISHED.Sweetsburg, Que., Sept.29.\u2014An application will be made hefore Mr.Justice Lynch in the Superior Court tomorrow on behalf of the defeated candidates in Brome and Shefford respectively for a recount of the votes cdst in these two constituencles.The returning officer gave out the official Hon.Sydney Fisher in Brome as 18, and in Shefford the official majority for Mr.Boivin, Liberal, over James Davis, Conservative, was 10, THE NEW ERA BRAND.Come and see the prices of our celebrated manufactured suits New Era, The price and cost will astonish you, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.READJUSTMENT OF INSURANCE RATES Montreal, Que, Sept.29.\u2014President Stephens, of the Harbor Commissioners, has issued a pamphlet in which he pleads for the readjustment of marine insurance rates.He states that the rates now in force over the St.Lawrence route are those which were based on conditions in 1900, making no allowance for the many improve- monts and safety devices which have been installed sinée then.5 ppp ES re president\u2019 of the Grand Trunk, in.D.E.Galloway, formerly secretary |' CATARRH OF NOSE THROAT Avo STOMACH RESTORED sy PERUNA 1 Would Advise All Those Afflicted With Catarrh tu Use Your Remedy.\u201d * MR NE RET APANT Mr.Delbert B.Craft, R.R.4, Lawell, Ind, writes: - \u201cFor a long time I suffered with chronic catarrh of nose, throat and stomach.| would continually take cold and my stomach was in bad condition.truly suffered untold misery.1 took various medicines and tried the treatment of several physicians, but I felt no better.\u201cA friend advised me to take Peruna.1 wrote to the Peruna Medical Department, who prescribed treatment.As soon as 1 commenced to take Peruna, I was surprised at the relief it gave me.1 kept on taking it until J had taken thirteen bottles and was cured.\u201cI would advise all those afflicted with catarrh to use your remdy.\u201d S.J.SHAW & GO.13 St.John St Telephone 573 - Joncas, Tremblay & Malouln Ciril Englnsers & Land Survayors Bank Nationale Building 8t.Rech.Phone 2773 QUEBEC.J.Arthur LaRue.Eugene Trudd, LaRUE & TRUDEL debtors and creditors.NOTICE Estate of the late Mrs.Mary A.Bowen, widow of the late Edson Fitch of the City of Quebec.All persons having claims agsinst SATURDAY, SEF MBER insolveit estates, compromise between 30, 1911, CHINIC St.Pater Stradt, Lower Town Branoh Fabrique St, Upper Towa SPORTING GOODS \u2014 Trout and Salmon Rods In all des, including the renowned BOX Flies, Reels, Lines, Baitg Tents, Blanke s, Rubber Sheets, Canoes, Paddles Oars, Dunne age Bags, Folding Beds, etc.General >Heavy Hardware Drouin, Drouin & Drouia \u2018 ADVOCATES removed their offices from No.116 Mountain Hill to No.12 St Peter street, Lower Town.P.O.Box 78.Office Telephons, 1104.AMOS J.COLSTON Hoohelaga Bank Building 132 Gt.Peter Street Canadian Audit and A i Accountant, Auditor, Curates, iter and General Agent, Real Estate, Lumber and pwood Bought and Sold.CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.A.LEOFRED (Grad.Laval «nd McGill) CIVIL ENGINERR SPECIALTY WATER WORKS 39 St.John St, Quebec, Phone 544 Tha Central Florist Slore Fishin; g Rods Choice ê fowers and plants al Oil Silk Lines ms Toady and delivered aaywhers Gut Casts and Trout Flies WN.PENNY, Gardener and Florist Camping Outfits Phone 486.181 St.doha 8b - Red and Grey Blankets : Sleeping Bags Camp Beds \u2018 Hunting Knives esos Rifles Shot Gun - Ammunition GOODS Arriving Weekly We are now show- : ACCOUNTANTS ing our new Autumn 98 St.Peter St.= Quebsc Telephone 3407 Goods which have Accountants, sulin, spraiser, «| DéeN reoeÏved dur- ministrators, trustees, liquidation of Ing the past three wooks.a\u201c New Silks.HIS.3 majority for Mr.G.Ft.Baker over |- the above Estate are hereby notified to file the same, duly attested, and those indebted to the above Estate to pay at the office of the undersigned Notary within thirty days from the date hereof.R.MEREDITH, Notary Public, 46 Dalhousie St, Quebec.Quebec, Sept.25th, 1911, New Ribbogrs / New Feathers.au New Coat *** = - Sweaters New Frillings New Underwear sept28xiw New Fall Books The Singer of the Kootenay, by Robt.E.Knowles.The Cruise of the Snark, by Jack London.Mother Carey's Chickens, by Kate Douglas Wiggin.The Common Law, by Robt.W.® * Chambers.The Measure of a Man, by Norman Duncan.The Ne'er do Well, by Rex Beach.None Other Gods, by Robt.H.Benson.< All to be had at John E.Walsh's 11 8t.John Strest.: 20 Fabrigue Street, \"Telephone 338 QUEBSO ANDREW C.JOSEPH, - | Semmission Merehant, a Investments ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT: Prof, J.A.GILBERT VIOLIN TEACHER 234 8h, Jet, Phone 8156 Hocholaga Bart Phone 3524 vunsmg.QUEBEC .agpt2xtues,th satxim _BATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1977.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE English Tweeds Sacrificed .Ws beg to advise Sale of the High Class clear, as | am C'osing th $4.00 for $2.00, S visitors In town to sotoh Tweeds Dverceating and Ulstering 88.00 a take advantage o! the Sacrifice Stook of directly Imported English Woolens to ® talloring establishmènt.$3.75 for $1.75 per yard, also fine nd 87.00 per yard for $3.0) 4 $2.28 J.H.MUL LIN nglish Worsteds 48 FABRIQUE ST.POPULAR REPRINTS Selling at 55c Each egular R $1,50 Edition Full Cloth Binding P.J.EVOY\u2019S {W141 St.John St.NOTICE Is hereby given that the Pier at the moutk of Cap Rouge River is sub.as ell as die other deep Pier that was there up to at the end of the long whart.{tion of the pler at the mouth Cap Rouge River is as hereto- shown by a flat buoy by day aad hite light by night, and the posi- of the deep water pier recently at the end of the long whsef à straight fine with the said fut and about 600 feet tc the west.Cap Rouge Wharf and Pier Co, N.FLOOD, Eh baie Puchos] Comme and see ¢ ur assortment ofthe finest footwear, whichis the largest in the city No out.«ide firm eau supply you with the elezant atock we have oa band at lower priogs than wa offer, moreover we guirafitss the quality, J.GILBERT & CIE + 394 $t.John SL.$10.00 Cash , $600 por month bw will puta beautiful PIANO ir your homa Just receiving a new stock of Planos from the | @anu facturers, ARTHUR LAVIGNE 83-06 John Streat i 52744 di Bi} 5 ï æm Lens TEE [RRR - \u20ac ali ARTY.7 CL PE 2 RO S Superior Quality THE FAVORITE OF THE DISCRIMINATING SMOKER.[On Saturday the same steamer wif A Trip to EUROPE Undoubtedly Rests Overworked Persons Effectuslly.No charge is made for this healthy advice nor for any additional information concerning trips aboard.All Lines Represented F.S.STOCKING, General Steamship Agents 32 St.Louis Street Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co.MONTREAL SERVICE.Daily, including Sunday, at 6 p.m.SAGUENAY SERVICE.Sailings to Chicdutitni and intermediate ports will be four times a week, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at B a.m., until further notice.Day boats from Cap a l'Aigle tember 19 and 26th.: Sep- For rates and all other information apply at Company's office, 48 Dalhousie street.Steamer \u201cCHAMPION\u201d 8t.Laurent.St.Michel, St.Jean and Berthier Line.On and after the 18th September, time and weather permitting, Steamer Champion will run as follows, excepting Sunday and Holidays: From Berthier, 5.00 a.M.M.T \u201c St Jean.630A.M.* St.Michel .7.1SAM.\u201c St Laurent.R00 A.M.From Quebec.3.00 P.M.Saturday .1.00 P.M, On Friday from St.Jean, 8.00 am.; St.Michel, 900 a.m.; St.Laurent, 10.00 am.ON SUNDAYS: Leaving Quebec 8 a.m.and 1.10 p.m.and leaving St.Jean 4.00 p.m.make a trip from Quebec to St Francois, 1.O., 30 as to give citizens an opportunity of enjoying the fine hreezes on the river.Leaving Quebec at 1 p.m.and returning at 7 pm.-_ Steamer \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d Ferry Between Ouebec, Sillery St.Romuald, Weather and _eircumstances it- ting thic steamer will run ne follows + Round trip tn Quebec Bridge Sunday 1.30 and 3.30 p.m, and From St.Romuald.From Quebec.8.00 AM.918 am.10.00 am.«11.90 gm 100 pm.200 pm.nn seven AON pp, $00 pm.\" 6.15 pm SUNDAYS 1215 p.m.reese 230 pm., | $.00 PM, .30 p.m On Saturday evenings the .; will make a tri> from Se Roamer and Sillery to Quebec at7 nm The ateamer connects at Se Romvald with the Levis Electric Railway Steamer \u201cORLEANS » On and after the 25th September weather and circumstances ! WALLACE COLLEGE; a8 STANISLAS 8T., QUEBEC.14th Year.Instruction given in Bookkeeping, Pronpand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, wing, Music and Modern Langsages.No vacations.Day and Rveninn Classes.J.W.M.WALLACE, Principal, Dr.H.R.ROSS.Has resumed practice No Louis St.Office hours: 9-10:30 a.m.2-3:40 pm; 7830p m sept26x$ ting, this steamer will run as follame: From the Island.From Quebec, 630 am.«7.30 a.m.818 wm.- 9.18 am.1000 a.m.11.30 a.m.1.00 p.m.200 p.m 3.30 p.m.445 pm 5.30 pm.6.15 p.m SUNDAY 13 pm.100 pm.315 pm.2% Fy 5.00 pm.Le 4.00 p.m.5.30 p.m, Un holidays the steamer will make a trip from the Island at 8 a.m.and during the afternoon on Sunday, hours.from Glasgow via Moville, Point Amour at 10.35 a.m.yesterday, Due here at 9 p.m.tomorrow.She has 409 cabin and 227 steerage passengers and general cargo.Shipping News ARRIVAL OF THE EMPRESS OF BRITAIN With a Large Number of Pas- sengers\u2014Ausonia and Tunisian Due Today\u2014Broke | #! 7 Record.The C.P.R.Co\u2019s R.M.S.Empress of Britain, Captain J.A.Murray, from Liverpool, arrived here at 7.30 o'clock yesterday morning, after a rather rough passage, heavy head winds, gales and seas being encountered the greater part of the way.However, through them all without the slightest damage, although the trip was somewhat prolonged beyond the usual time.on the Atlantic the steamer was held 4 a number of hours awaiting the e the fine steamer came In addition to the delays of the tide at St.Margaret's Island.This is part of Messrs.Brodeaura and Bickerdike\u2019s 35-foot channel at low water from Montreal Father Point.Notwithstanding the disagreeable weather met with passengers were all in good health and spirits and well pleased with the treatment received on board the steamer.The Empress brought out 1573 passengers, divided in classes as follows: First 279; second 341; third 958, making with the captain, officers and crew over 2000 souls.This is certainly a remarkable number for this season of the year.unusually heavy mail and a full general cargo.sengers were Miss Bosse, Hon.Alexandre and Mrs.Chanveau of this city.to the She also brought out an Among her saloon pas- ALLAN LINER R.M.S.Virginian, Captain Gambell, arrived from Montreal at 3.30 p.m.yesterday, mooring at the company's wharf.Having embarked Quebec passengers and the mails, she left for Liverpool.Steamer Scotian, Captain Moar, passed Steamer Tunisian, Captain Fairfull, from Liverpool, with passengers and general cargo, was reported 120 miles N.E.of Heath Point at 6.10 a.m.yesterday.evening.Due here at 9 o'clock this c.P.R LINE Steamer Lake Champlain, Lieut.Webster, R.N.R., arrived from Montreal last evening and proceeded for Liverpool.DONALDSON LINE.Steamr Saturnia, Captain Taylor, from Glasgow, with passengers and general cargo, was reported 220 miles east of Belle Isle at 10.30 p.m.Thursday.Due here tomorrow after- noo.on BROKE THE RECORD.Montreal, Sept.29.\u2014The office of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company\u2019s steamship lines today received cable that the Empress of Ireland had arrived at Liverpool at 9 o'clock last night, thus breaking her record for the trans-Atlantic voyage by two hours.days and 10 minutes for the The record now stands at 6 eastbound voyage from Quebec to Liverpool.CUNARD LINE.Steamer Ansonia, Captain Diggie, from London, with passengers and , \u2018general cargo, passed Captain Magdalen at 2 p.m.yesterday.port this afternoon.Due in QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.Steamer Parima arrived at New York from West Indies at 8.30 a.m.yesterday.Steamer Cascapedia sailed for the Maritime Provinces at noon yesterday.\u2014 WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINE RMS.Canada, Captain R.O.Jones, ftom Liverpool, passed Point Amour at 1.30 p.m.yesterday.Due here at noon tomorrow.She has 440 cabin and 340 steerage passengers, - | besides a general cargo.R.M.S.Teutonic hence on the 23rd instant, was reported 130 miles west of Malin Head st 10.30 a.m.yesterday and arrived in Liverpool at § am.today.CAME OUT OF DOCK.C.G.S.Earl Grey having been repaired, came out of the Graving Dock yesterday and moored at the King's wharf.the lower St.Lawrence b ashore while In charge of en unii- censed pilot, The vessel was damaged in tunning FREIQHTS AND CHARTERS.New York, Sept.29.~Chartering wan fairly active, with rates firm in all steady moderate demand in several trades.Tonnsge continued in \u201cw THE CHRONICLE STEAMSHIP DIRECTORY OF OCEAN SAILINGS.Date of sailing with ports of A val complied for the Chr LA ere steamship agent, 3 4.NNNNSSSRESSS TT SZerccee COORRLAR ILL LR ONY =Dpete \u201cPly.Cher.Sæp Eg fae od 31 Kelner Wie.11: Now York.Fiy Cheri Bee.Note: Al tions\u2014Ply., PI th; Chere: Abbrevia! 1x, ymout: reg: Br, 3 on | Ham, Himbürg; Pr, \u2018President; as Withelm, trades.Quotations to Liverpool 2%d; London 2d; Glasgow and Antwerp 2%d; Rotterdam 6c; Hamburg 40 plennigs; Bremen 27% pfennigs; Hull 2%d; Bristol 3%d; Cork for orders 2s 6d; picked ports, large tonnage, 2s 3d; cotton to Liverpool, per 100 Ibs, 25¢ asked.Charters\u2014British steamer, 1874 tons, lumber, Gulf to the River Plate, 120s, December-January; Spanish steamer, 2518 tons, coal, Philadelphia to Genoa, 11s, October; Danish steamer, 2333 tons, agricultural \u2018mplements, Baltimore to the Baltic, private terms, October; German steamer, 3026 tons same, November; British steamer, 1616 tons, cotton, Wilmington, N.C., to Liverpool or Bremen, at oi about 27s 6d, October, British steamer, 2333 tons, cotton, Savannah to Liverpool, Havre or Bremen, 32s 6d, October; British steamer, 2489 tons, West India trade, three to, pix months, 3s 4%d, delivery and re-delivery Europe, October; British steamer, 2095 tons, West India trade, one round trip, private terms, October; schooner, 973 tons, ties, Jacksonville to New York, 16%e at 17¢c; schooner, 558 tons, coal, Norfolk to Savannah, $1.10; schooner, 684 tons, coal, Hampton Roads to Savannah, $1.15, and back to Philadelphia, lumber, private terms; schooner, 981 tons, lumber and ties, Savannah to New York, private terms, coal out from Norfolk $1.15; schooner, 421 tons, lumber, Wilmington, N.C., to New York, private terms; salt out, private terms; schooner, 959 tons, coal, Hampton Roads to Allyns Point, 60c.CAPTAIN CENSURED.Montreal, Sept.29.\u2014A judgment, censuring Captain Levallee of the tug Alaska, for carelessness while in charge of a tow of barges in the river on Aug.21 last, as a result of which the safety of the Allan line steamship Ionian, outward bound, was jeopardized, was delivered by Canadian Wreck Commissioner Demers at the Marine and Fisheries offices yesterday morning.It was said by Pilot Hamelin of the Ionian that the whole outfit of barges was strung across the channel in such a way as to seriously impede navigation, and that it was necessary to reverse the lonian\u2019s engines in order to avert a collision.Captain Lavallee of the tug Alaska said he had been obliged to alter his course to avoid a collision with a sail barge, to which the Wreck Commissioner replied that Captain Lavallee should have observed the rule of the road and given two blasts on his whistle to notify other navigators in the neighborhood that he was about to change his course, and warned him that were he brought before the court on a similar charge again his certificate would be dealt with.Captain Demers also recommended the passing of legislation regulating the length of tows on the river.LOST DECKLOAD.Vineyard Haven, Mass., Sept.20.\u2014 British brig Leo, Halifax, N.8.for New York, which arrived here today, reports having lost & portion of deck load of laths during a southerly gale oft Cape Cod last night.NOTES.Steamer Inishorven Head, Captain Murphy, from Quebec, arrived at Cork on the 28th instant.Tug Wm.Hackett arrived from Waddington, N.Y., last evening, with a barge in tow.Fishery protection steamer Leurentian, Captain Geo.M.May, arrived from the gulf yesterday and moored in the Louise Basin.Steamers Alm from Savannah, Stigstad from Sydney tor Montreal, Renvoyle from Clarke City for the upper lakes passcd here ycsterday.Steam yacht Ida May arrived from the upper lakes last evening.Steamer Russell Sage.Captain Russell, with a cargo of cecal from Erie, Pa, arrived here on Thursday night and went into the Louise Dock to discharge.Steamer Mahone arrived from Riv.lere-du-Loop yesterday and moored in the Louise Basin.Steamer Bengore Head, Captaln Hoigh, having discharged cargo, left for Montreal on Thursday night.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived Bept.29.SS.Empress of Britain, Murray, Liv- erpool, C.P.R.Co, passengers | and general cargo.SS.Virginian, Gambell, Montreal, Alians, Rae & Co., general cargo.SS.Caspedia, Lachance, Montreal, Quebec 8S.Co., general cargo.8S.Alm, Olsen, Savannah, timber.SS.Renvoyle, \u2014, Clarke City, pulpwood.8S, Stigstad, Kjerland, Sydney, coal.SS.Russell Sage, Russell, Erie, Carlroy, Son & Co., coal.Cleared.Virginian, Gambell, Liverpool, Altans, Rae & Co., passengers and general cargo.SS.ss.Quebeg SS.Co., passengers and general cargo.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, Sept.29,\u2014 Little Metis, 171\u2014Clesr.strong west.Inward 1.20 p.m.Wacousta.Natane, 194\u2014Clear, west.Outward 9.30 a.m.Isleworth, Martin River, 254\u2014Clear, strong northwest.Inward 1220 p.m.Rossano.Cape Magdalen, 289\u2014Clear, strong northwest.Inward 11.50 a.m.Ocean.Fame Point, 319\u2014Clear, strong northwest.Outward 7.30 a m.Borgestad; 9.30 a.m.Rosalind.Cape Magdelen, 289\u2014Inward 2.m.Ausonia Heath Point, 432\u2014Clear, strong, northwest.Inward 1 p.m.Bray Head.Tunisian 126 miles N.E.at 6.10 à m.Flat Point, 537\u2014Clear, strong northwest.Inward 12.30 a.m.Felix and Chr.Knudsen; 7.30 a.m.Brynhild.Outward yesterday 4 p.m.S.B.Stormount; outward Î p.m.today Batis- Pentecost\u2014S.B.Waccamaw and barge Harrison anchored.Clarke Cty\u2014 Aranmore at wharf.Point Amour, 676\u2014Clear, west, Inward 10.35 5.m.Scotian; 1.30 p.m.Canada, Belle Isle, 732\u2014Clear, north.Saturnia 220 miles east at 10.30 p.m.yesterday.Above Quebec.Longue Pointe, 134\u2014Inward 1030 a.m.Helvetia; 11.08 a.m.Cacouna noon.Longue Pointe, 134\u2014Raining, south.S.B.Olga; 1.35 p.m.Samuel Marshall.Vercheres, 120\u2014Raining, northeast.Inward 9.37 a.m.S.B.Omaje; 10.50 a.m.S.B.Samuel Marshall.Sorel, 100\u2014Raining, strong east.Outward S.B.Senator Derbyshire.Three: Rivers, 68\u2014Raining, northeast.S.B.Renvoyle arrived inward 305 p.m.Batiscan, 51\u2014Raining, east.Inward 1.20 p.m.Stigstad; 2.20 p.m.Alahic and tow.Portneuf, 31\u2014Raiming, ward 14S p.m.Alm.H.8.McGREEVY, : Supt, east.In- HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.Sept.AM.PM.Wednesday .27 908 9.16 Thursday 28 951 9.56 Friday .2 1040 1044 Saturday .30 1148 1150 October.AM.P.M.Sunday ., .1 1200 110 Moon Phases.First quarter, Saturday, 30th of September, 6.30 a.m.MONTREAL CLOSING LETTER Montreal, Sept.29\u2014The unfavorable outcome negotiations between Italy and Turkey and the declaration of war caused a somewhat easier tone to the local market in the late trading.he early session was featureless but the market was steady.The buying was limited and pricipal stocks lost from one to one and one half points.Warrants\u2014S.A.Land Warrants quoted $900 bid, $925 asked, by Mc- Dougall and Cowans, 81 St.Peter street.TTOEI, OE Ir.SS = er EUR CENTS 0 MEWSOM LC TOY a CLT paves CANE DE Se SEALED - SALESMEN WANTED.4 Agents, streetmen, stores, summer resorts, celebration, Coronation and Carnival novelties, French poodle dogs, twirlers, canes, pennants, serpentines, confetti, burnt wood novelties, Catalogue free.Miller 158 Park Row, N.Ylaw, satxtl BUSINESS CHANCES.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 ENQLISH-FRENCH CAPITAL \u2014 Capital furnished for sound Americar, Canadian and Mexican enterprises Mining, Industrial, Timber and Manufacturing.Steam and Electric Rail roads financed.Irrigation projects promoted.Substantial Stock, Bond or Debenture issue bought.sold or underwritten, Collections and Clear ances made for Banks, Bankers and Trust Companies.Head Office London, Branch Paris.Correspondence invited, Dent & Byrne, 14-16-18, Bloomsbury St.London, Englandmayéxiawsatx1y PERSONAL.mr rt et LADIES, when delayed or irregular, use Trivmph Pills; always dependable; \u201crelief\u201d and particulars free Write National Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis.CROTEAU & GRENIER Long Plans for Subdivisions 81 St.Peter St.Fire Accurance obey Sulomg Te 271% .QUEBEC Cascapedia, Lachane, Pictou, ete., ! Just received from England a fine line of fall and winter overcoatings and suitings made to order.$20.00 and up.A full line of Sweaters weights, $2.00 and up.Underwear different weights $2.00 to $9.60 per set Woolen Socks Cashmere \u201c Gloves Tan and gray \u201c Fur lined T.LAFRANC in different shades and 25¢ pair 3 pairs for $100 1.00 i 0 ad a x Tallor and Haberdasher 11 BUADE STREET LOST.LOST\u2014Forearm of between St.Peter street and Levis Station.Return at once to G.H.Doble, 81 St.Peter street.Reward, ~ Sept.28-3 -_\u2014 A gold mesh bag initialed G.A.D, either in the Auditorium or just after leaving to take a cab at the door.Return to the Chateau Frontenac and receive reward._\u2014 WANTED.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED\u2014A competent cook and house table-maid.Apply to Mrs.McCorkill, 189 Grande Allee.4 sept30x3 \u2014_\u2014 WANTED\u2014To buy a pair of musk ox robes, must be in good condition and at reasonable price.Apply by letter H., care of Chronicdle\u2014_\u2014 WANTED-A dining room girl and chambermaid.Apply St.Ussule House, St.Ursule street.sept20x3 -_\u2014 WANTED\u2014By a young girl, a position as stenographer and typewriter.Haq one year's experience, speaks and writes the English lang- | f usage.Apply G.L.care this office.sept26x3 perty on St Paul and Valier etr Berctofore ocenpied by Messrsteau & Carignan, brewers, and sters.erly occup'ed by Messrs.M.Gauvin Co, brewers and maltsters.valuable property on St.Paul and Valier streets, known as the month Foundry\u201d For Amos J.Colston, H, le paire Quebecence No.9 Ramparts street, with modern conveniences and in excell condition.Gaspard Lemoine, at J.Renaud & Co., 126 St.Paul street.Ann street, known as Tara Hall.Ag ply to Thomas Delany, 1 Napol Wharf.St.Ann street, being No.2720 of t official cadastre of St.Louis War measuring 39 feet 2 inches in fr with two story stone house and ba ment and outbuildings erected on.This is à most desirable p being central and well situated, ov looking Morrin College Court.F, Anne streea, FOR SALE\u2014The The valuable RESIDENCE FOR SALE\u2014Resi zept27xtf FOR SALE\u2014That property on FOR SALE\u2014The property, No.1 urther information opply at 113 WANTED\u2014Immediately hot water fitter and helper.Apply A.Forrest, 36 Garden street.sept26xlw MAN AND WIPE WANTED ON lumbar job.No children.Man to do sll kinds of work on such job.Wife to take care of house for Superintendent.Transportation to Marsouins paid.Address Marsouins Lumber Co., Marsouins, P.Q.oo Sie Jos « promet $ev2xlw | 8\" Phone 247._\u2014 WANTED\u2014Young lady speaking French and English, having a knowledge of book-keeping.Must be smart and bright and well up in figures.Ap- | ply A.B.C, care of Chroniclesept26x1w rt tre WANTED\u2014Experienced linemen, used to working on electric light and power lines.Nine-hour day.33 1-3 cents per hour for firat-class men.Legal holidays off, with pay.Agreement with union.Apply Toronto Hy- dro-Electric System, City Hall, Toronto.\u2014_\u2014 PERMANENT REPRESENTAtive to handle agents, to sell our wonderful Quikwork Vacuum Cleaner ; $5000 to $75.00 per week.All you bave to do is demonstrate it and the sale is muade.Write for territory, full particulars, etc O'Neill-James Co, 337 W.Madison St, Chicago, U.S.A.HELP WANTED.\u2014_\u2014 tr REPRESENTATIVE WANTED at once for work in your locality.Will guarantee $2 to $3 per day.Opportunity to advance rapidly.Will pay liberally for spare time.Work not difficult.Experience not required.International Bible Press, Toronto, Ontsept tu th&satxtf.\u2014_\u2014 MALE HELP WANTED.i \u2014_\u2014 LEARN the barber trade right.The Moler Barber College is the original college; founded in 1893; graduates] !' are now successful barbers all over the world; you get expert instruction; constant practice; write for catalogue Moler Barber College, 41 Craig st East Montreal\u2014\u2014 ri BIG MONEY WRITING SONGS.' Thousands of dollars for anyone who can write successful Words or Music.Past experience unnecessary, We want original song poems, with or without music.Send us you work today, or write for free particulars.H.Kirkus Dugdale Co., Dept.535, Washington, \u2014\u2014\u2014 ee LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Wanted\u2014No canvassing or soliciting required.Good income assured.Address National Co-Operative Realty Ce, VIRG, Marden Building, Washington, D.C.SALESMEN WANTED.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tr tte Travelling Salesmen Wanted.\u2014 Hundreds of good positions now open paying $1000 to $5000 a year and expenses.No experience required to get one of them.Write to-day for pa rticulars, list of good openings and testimonials from hundreds of men recently placed in good positions.Address our Canadian office, Dept.520 Natibnal Salesmen's Training Association, Toronto, Ont.Branches throughout the United States.sept30,oct.7,14,21x4 * on \u2018O'Connell street, which coulé peed 32 8 livery stable or an sutom bile gerage.with all modern conveniences.Appl W.R.LaRue, Notary, 28 St.Ann with all modern conveniences.App R.N.LaRue, 28 St.Ann street.Salaberry street, modern well house of 12 rooms, and bathroom.water furnace, newly papered and in first clase der, with shed in yard.For furth particulars apply to Fiset & Co, St.Joseph street.containing 11 rooms, recently » newed, and with all modern im, ments, No, 279 St.Cyrille street, Maple Avenue.Paradis, N.P, 402 St.John 8 Telephone 991.Furnace, electric light and gas.mediate possession.visit apply to Amos J.Colston, Hoch tendence of Construction, Power Plants, .Land.Improyement, &c.Office : 92 St.Peter St, Telephone No.2811.\u2014_\u2014 eV, CENTRAL ROOMING HOUSE, \u2014No 24 Palace Hill, To Rent\u2014Furnished rooms and sample rooms.Recently established.This cleaned and curled or dyed.They wi look like new when done at Glover's Dye Works, Phone 1810.Smith, organist and choirmaster, St, FOR SALE\u2014A splendid Il be sold as a mode TO LEY.TO RENT\u2014On St.John street, on.o four rooms, furnished or =nfur nished, for office, dressmaking of light housekeeping.Apply telephond i 3510, TO RENT\u2014Well furnished hous TO RENT\u2014Well furnished hou sept2/xdecd.HOUSE TO LET\u2014No.13 electric light, qu HOUSE TO LET-\u2014A ten Apply to G.K FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.No.167 Maple ng 12 rooms, modern conveni For permit t aga Bank Buildingsseptiixtf.BUSINESS NOTICES.EDWARD A.EVANS | CIVIL ENGINEER.i Plans, Surveys, Reports, Rea] ueboe.| Phone 2153 ouse has been completely rebuilt, with four stories and offers all mode i ern improvements, flat.Building well lighted through out and nothing has been neglected to give all desirable comforts.A bath on eack septioxim HAVE YOUR FEATHER 393 St.Valier street, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 een MUSICAL TUITION\u2014Mr.W.J.Andrew's Church, Quebec, Profess of Music, is prepared to gapils in Piano, Organ, cory of Musie for examinations # desired.Studie 10 Cook etreet, Quebecseotéxien «op ; 4 1 - .THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.2 'sATURDAs, SEPTEMBER 30, 1911, AQU ET One Thousand Photo Frames to Clear at 2c COM P'tit Photo Frames with fancy corners, sive 4 x $4 Inches, your choice Men's Fall Overcoats to Order, $15.00 OR a short time only, the Custom Tailoring, Dept.will specialize on $15.00 Overcoats to order.1f you leave pour measure on Saturday you may have your choice of a satisfying selection of Fall Overccatings.Pure Wool Tweeds in brows or grey, and ANY rice LIMITED.p 815.00 colors, immense selection to cHoosë from, over one thousand in the lot, European importation, ate tive denigns, intended to sell at Sc each, On Sale ec! , of sold separately £t, each pi we will nipke amp Overcoat to your order in the newest Chesterfield style at the Special day at the Special Price of 3 for x : Retail Division, 157-173 St.Joseph Street _ Another Stupendous Purchase of Fine New Wall Paper ds 17,500 Rolls to Clear at a Fraction of Their Value th a surplus stock of 17,500 roits of attractive Wall Paper, whieh it was imperative for NE of the largest Wall Paper Manufacturers in the country found Nimself left w ¢ d and offered to take the entire lot for spot cash.The price was right, and the deal was put through him to turn into cash immediately.Our Buyer was on the groun re without delay.The purchase comprises more than $1.000 worth of Wall Paper, Side Walls, Ceilings and Borders, in the most besutiful patterns we Nave ever shown, rhe entire lot will go on sale Saturday at the following prices:\u2014 WALL PAPER, white ground WALL PAPER, yellow WALL PAPER, Silver WALL PAPER, white ground, Rica square an pink flower, 18-inch border, reg.price 15c, Purchase Sale d Price .-.+0000 eens 9c Sale WALL PAPER.blue ground with satin finish, 18- inch border to match, rez.rice 20c.Purchase Sale rice TICE covers aon sevannes 12¢ rice WALL PAPER, green ground with floral pattern, 18-inch border to match, reg.price 10, purchase Sale Price .6c WALL PAPER, light brown patte rn, I8-inch border, reg.price 10c Parchase Sale Price aa nsesras vias ene aes sass Te WALL brown, with gold stripe and floral pattern, V8-inty hor- der, reg.price 15c, P rechase Price .10c WALL ground with gilt and floral pattern, 18-iñc border, reg.PAPER, light PAPER, fawn , Purchase Sale .avenue +\" 12\u20ac New Gloves For Fall LADIES\u2019 GLOVES, natural Chamois.sizes 5 3-4 to 7, 1 dome fastener, LADIES\u2019 GLOVES, white and tan Dogskin, 1 or 2 dome fasteners, sizes 5 3.4 to 7, fall weight, SPECIAL % WALL PAPER, chocolate ground with gold floral pattern, 18-inch border, reg.price 15¢, Purchase Sate Price .10¢ WALL PAPER, dark green with floral pattern, 18-inch border, reg.price 15e.Purchase Sale Price coo.serosvseus 12 WALL PAPER, grey ground with red floral pattern, 18-inch border to match, reg.price 10e, Purchase Sale Price .be WALL PAPER, yellow ground with beautiful foral pattern, 18-inch Dorder, weg.price 10c.Sale Price.je WALL PAPER, nile grovad with pattern in gold, 18-in.bér- der to match, reg.pried 18e.Purchase Sale Price .18 WALL PAPER, fawn ground with stripe and flawer, 18-inch border to match, reg.price 20, Purchase Sale Price .12¢ ground, mica stripe, and mauve flower, 18-inch border, reg.price 10c.Sale Price.7e.WALL PAPER, grey ground with pattern in pink roses.9- inch border, reg.price 12¢, Purchase Sale Price .- 8c satin stripe and yellow.flower, 18-inch border, reg.price 10c, Purchase Sale Price .7e WALL PAPER, drab ground with floral pattern, 18-inch border to match, reg.price 12e, Purchase Sale Price .J.8¢ ground, neat stripe and floral pattern, 18-inch border, feg.price 10c.Sale Price.7¢c.WALL PAPER, green ground with floral pattern, 18- inch border to match, reg.price 12c, Purchase Sale Price .6c WALL PAPER, blue ground chase Sale Price .10¢ WALL PAPER, silver grey with gold floral pattern, 18-inborder, reg.price 18c, Purchase Sale Price .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2 WALL with gold and floral pattern, 18- fever, wit inch border, reg.price 15c, Pur- PAPER, stripe bor price 15¢, Purchase Sale WALL PAPER, silver ground with gilt and floral pattern, 18- in.border, reg.price 20¢, Purchase Sale Price .12¢ brown ad \"pink r, rig.WALL_ PAPER, New Side Jabots Latest novelties in Fancy Side Jabots, or Frills, pure white, extremely fashionable for street snd evening wear, Our Special Prices.25¢ to $2.WALL PAPER, silver ground yellow flower, 18-inch border to mateh, reg.price i8c, Purchase Sale Price .10¢ ground, Moral pattern and polished gold design, reg.price 40c, Purchase Sale Price .20.washable, extra value, SPECIAL.sance ce a00 0 221 ann an ca c000 $100 New Costumes and Coats Ladies\u2019 Fall Costumes and Coats, very latest models, newest materials Saturday's Shoe Bargains d patterns for Fali 1911, now on display in the Mantle Dept.(First As usual.the Shoe Dept.presents an interesting list of Saturday EUR i Se ] j fn Bargains in Ladies\u2019, Men's amd Children\u2019s Boots and Shoes.READ! A .Rg ca 2 ==} Floor).- p Ral Sp - po , Ladies\u2019 Boots Ladies\u2019 Boots Ladies\u2019 Patent Leather and Black Ladies\u2019 Fine Black Dongola Laced Dongola Buttoned Boots, sizes 2 1.2 and Buttoned Boots, all large sizes, to 6, regular price $3.50 a pair.Sat- 6, 6 1-2 and 7 only, reg.prices $2.50 urday Bargain per pair .$249 and $3.00, Saturday, pair .$1.49 Girls\u2019 Boots Girls\u2019 Chocolate Dongois Laced and Buttoned Boots, sizes 9 to 2, rare At $18.00 \u2018At $2200 Lady's Street Costume in Green Charming Street Costume i Venetlan Cloth with shawl collar, new Russian Blue, Fine Cheviot, wii satin trimming, plain skirt with habit corded silk trimming, gored ski back, specially priced ata.$18.00 trimmed with buttons.gored skint It Pays to Buy Groceries at Paquet's OULTER'S Refugee Beans, BOULTER'S Wax Beans, 2- BUTTER for cooling pur- 20 tins, On Sale i turday.3 -1b.tins, On Sale Saturday, 3 poses.good quality.On Sue for eee eee suce e 28e ting fOF .ceccccues 2% Saturday, 1b.38¢ A 00 At $15.00 FLOUR Royal Patent, 100- _ BISCUITS, Ramsay's Sodas, BISCUITS.Ramsay's Sodas, .; t ; .Ib.bags, On Sale Saturday, per 3-lb.tins, On'Sale Saturday, 2 1-2 Ib.tins.On sale Saturday, Navy Diagonal Serge Costume, lady's Long Coat in Dark Grey DA «2000 000 000 00000000 08.35 tin.Ps see es He tin .4.L.0n once ee a ME] SOM Collar and cuffs trimmed with ©r Green Scotch Tweed, reversible velvet and fancy braid, seven-gored fabric, semi-fitting back, fancy Welt, regular.price $3.50 a pair, Sat- value, reg.price $1.75 a pair, Saturday 3 ; sile dgday Bargain, per pair .42.49 Bargain, pair .ca2msesse0 $1.29 BISCUITS, \u201cTogo.\u201d & special BISCUITS, *Ceylon\u2019 splen- BISCUITS, \"Peach Waiers,\u201d skirt trimmed with buttons,.@d800 ets, specially priced at .dise : % favorite, On Salé Saturday.did value, Ou: Sale Saturday, delicious, On.Sale Saturday.So .VOR ; 3153-00 canons cans Decnecane Le 14\u20ac 211% At$3200 - 3 ' i t 5 Ua x \"a Shoe4 ls.Ib.pa RARES 14\u20ac 3b.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ave At $2800 © # : CEN ; Men's Patent Leather and Bléck | Meivs Tan Calf and Patent Leather BISCUITS, CANDY _\u201cSpgcial Mixed\u201d, CANDY; Chocolate Drops.À Ladÿ's Engliëh Cost.fin ; ge À : Calf Laced and Buttoned Boots, sizes Oxfords, sizes § to 10, splendid value, oer patues On Sale Saturday 3 re Se On Sale Satar- fre special value, Su rds Twee green and ree aA Leng Com in pe Velvet, 6 to 11, reg.price $3.50 a pair\u2019 Sat- regular price $3.50 a pair, Saturday ° PAD cas ere ee eee collar, satin lining to waist, specially cord silk \"buttons: braid hmm, urday Bargain, pair .$2.79 Bargain, per pair .J seven $2.priced at 2 ee earen 2805 cpecially priced nes braid te ings Boys\u2019 Shoes Boys\u2019 Patent Leather Oxfords, fiirly good range of sizes, Goodyear » \u201816 \u201cChamplain,\u201d Bargain.per pair .49 rer oe re rer ee \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 = eT rar emp = = RESULT OF THE LAST DOMINION ELECTION IS KNOWN} The Majority of the Present Conservative Government IS Also Known | The surest place to invest a small part of your capital is also known by seven-eighths of the population of the Dominion.LIMOILOU PARK is the ward by excellence to make a safe investment in, situated on the banks of the River St.Charles, where the.shops of the National Transcontinental will be erected, this new ward of the city of Quebec shall double its population in the next three years, # Value of the building lots situated in this ideal subdivision shall double in the near future, Judging by the propesed improvements, Don\u2019t delay.Secure a few lots at once on our liberal conditions.We are at your disposition to turnish you with all information regarding these lots, | We want you tn make money without risking any.QUEBEC LAND COMPANY, | | TEL.2072.QUEBEC.81 BRIDGE STREET.SET SET Smoke the Winners of the Highest Award at the Quabeo Exhibition LA JAMICA 10c.WOODPECKER 5c.\u2018LA JAMICAS IGARFACTORY = = 171-173 Notre Dame des Anges St., Quebec ! J \\ 4\" ; > SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1911.Berlin in4 and 84old Eiderdown Wool ins \"Shetland Floss all shades.Baldwins Bee Hive AVIATION CAPS Made of Eiderdown Wool, imported direct from \u2018German y.a Turnbulls Cee Tee Underwear in Wool and Union from 29¢,, for Ladies and Children.WOOLS Tel.271 E.J.DYNES, 49 St.John St.SAFETY DEP Auditorium WAUDEVILLE PIC SUR ES 8 and 10e Coming Oot.8-6-7 Phil Ott's Comedians ORPHEUM THEATRE ST.JOSEPH STREET, QUEBEC.Harry A.Crankshaw, Manager.Grdat Attractions This Week.The Reese Sisters in song and dance; Bernard and Hill, direct from - Keith Theatre, Boston, in their ifr act; a comedy juggler, snd Mr.\u2018Willersic and his ¢roupstio 8 screaming comedy.: WANTED Life -avn.2000 Any: good; gent can make a week easily, For turther information apply to the Travellers\u2019 Insurance Co.of Canada, 72 1-2 St.Peter St, Quebec.J.A.LATOUCHE, Chief Agent for the District Quebecsept3Ox law, satxtf.Sté Andrews Church Mus!oal Reoitai or b; .Mr.arty Bellare, - Solo Organist of Queen's Hall, Lon.~~ don, Eng, - © | # si and Co ¥ Mr.William Short, | State Th ter of England.Unique: Progr: of works for organ, trumpet and chimes, and including select- tion of music played at the Coronation of H.M.King George V.\u2018 TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 3rd.at 815.© .* Tickets 50c., at Miss Kimball's, Mr, Lavigne\u2019s music store pp at the church, sept30x3 K Moron Masse GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER 111 Mountain Hill may 2Sx1y.NOTICE ] \u2018 Notice is hereby given that all claims of Gobeil & Tremblay, merchants, of Chicoutimi, were sold and transported hy the curator, J.P.E.Gagnon, on the 18th of September, 1), to Georges Vesina, of the city F Quebecsept29x2 SUPPLY OF ICE As the season for the delivery of ice ends on the lst of October, P.J.Holden desires to inform his customers and the public in genra! that he is prepared to continue delivery to all who desire to secure an extra supply.By telephoning No.454 all orders will be promtply attended to.| Furniture Repaired, re-covar ed and Polished.Furniture carted, packed anal shipped to 11 parts of the world ates ree.Furniturs Stored, TRUMAN, 2.6 and ¢ DVouvilis Sean PRE a LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Are offering to lease at their Head Office and St.Roch Branch for safe keeping of Bonds, Stock Certificates, Important Documents, Jewellery and other valuables.0SIT BOXES 116 Clarendon Hoe Offers for the winter months a limited number of rooms with board, suitable for couples.* Also table board by the month at most reasonable rates.For conditions and terms apply at the office.\"J.T.BEGIN,\u2019 Proprietor.Sept2¥xim FIRST APPEARANCE i -rof the Great 3 $3 Canadian Prima Donna 3 : MISS BEATRICE 3 LA PALME Wednesday Eveaing, Ostober 4th Prices\u2014Boxes, $2.50; Reserved § Seats, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 and 75e.& Admission, 50c.i Seats on sale at Box Office at § \u2018Theatre on and after Thursday, À September 24; | Loo Sept.27,28,30,0¢1.2,3,4x6 For Sale.Cheap Pig Iron, Cast Iron, Rubleroid Reofing, 1, 2 and 3 ply.Ask for quotations on this.Sanded and 2 and 3 ply Roof: ing Sheathing and Carpet, Felt, Coal Tar Pitch and Portland Cement.Sidewalks, etc, in cement a specialty.Reid & Go,, Limited, 227 Panl St, Quebec.Phone 122.: sept26tuthsatxlm Quebso Lawn Tennis Club The official closing and distribution of prizes will take place, weather pér- miting,\u2018at the club\u201d grounds \u2018on Saturday afternoon, 30th inst.Mrs.Wm.Molson Mecphefson has kindly consented to, preside and to distribute the prizes.Members and their friends are invited to attend.Tea will be provided.Members are notified to remove their belongings from the club house not later than 7th October next.\" By Order of the Committee: CONCERT HATL OF THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.- 73 GRANDE ALLEE Thursday Eevening, October Sth, At &15 o\u2019clock p.m.First Appearance in Quebec of Miss Charlotte Lund Frima Donna Soprano and Miss Inga Hoegsbro The Norwegian Piano Virtuso Plan of the Hall and tickets of admission at A.Lavigne's music and piano warerooms, 93,-95 St.John st.Steinway Piano used by the Performers.Sept.28,30,0¢t.24,5x8 , Winnipeg, Sept.0~Fhe executive of the re oy link.jr the cation Éndeavor Unibn today apnounced that a vigorous campaign would be inaugurated to abolish billboard and electric display- ndvertisertéaia g£,ehiskz: beer and cigaréttes.EERE \u201cre Me » Judge } the plaintiffs action with costs.The | ES [l IN AND ABOUT TOWN === ES OI ==) ENTERTAINED HIS ELECTION WORKERS Mr.Jules Hone Tendered His Leading Wotkers a Reception Last Evening.Mr.-Jules Hone entertained about 200 of his principal supporters in the recent election last night at Pagean Hall, St.John's suburbs, when a most pleasant evening was spent.Speeches were delivered by Messrs, Hone, Sevigny, M.P, H.Cimon, Dr.Michsud, Mr.Montreuil, M.P., Jos.Savard, Charles Fremont, J.K.Leonard, Rich, IaRue, John Reid and F.Larochelle, while Mr, Bertrand attended to the musical portion of the en- tertzinment.During the evening refreshments were served and all retired highly pleased with the courtesy.displayed by their host.RECORDS COURT.Charged with drunkenness, ten prisoners sppesled before the Recorder yesterday.Eight were fined in sums ranging from $1 and costs or two days\u2019 jail to $2 and costs or four days, and two were discharged.ELECTION PETITION .DISMISSED In the Court of Review\u2019 yesterday judgment was rendered dismissing the petition of Mr.Couture against the election of Hon.Jules Allard, Minister of Crown Lands, as local member for the county of Drummond CASE DISMISSED.In the \u2018Court of Review yesterday judgment was rendered in the appeal in connection with the contested election case of Centure against thé Hon.Jules Allard, MIA, Minister of Crown Lands.The case was dismissed on the grounds that there was no proof adduced to warrant the annulling of Mr.Allard\u2019s election.PALL AND WINTER WEAR.We would call the attention of our readers to the advertisement in.another column of T.Lafrance, who has just received a large assortment of English -eloths for auitings and over- coatings Mr.Lafrance carries @ full line of all fall and winter wear.A visit Is solicited.1 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 JUDGMENT IN THB | x SUPERIOR COURT In thy Superior Court yesterday, oy rendered judgment in the case of Mr.Roger LaRue inst the Chateau Frontenac, dismissing action was.for $200 and was taken by Mr.LaRue who in 1899 leased the property on Mount Carmel street, adjoining the Chateau Frontenac new wing, and claimed that & number of the hotel windows were facing his property and that snow and water were continually falling from the roof of the Chateau wing upon his property.BRITISH JOURNALISTS WILL BE HERE The party of British journalists, which has spent the past two months tourning Canad as guests of the Canadian.Government, will arrive in Que- |.Dec this morning.by C.P.R., and sail for home from Quebec this evening by the White Star liner Laurentic.The party is made up as follows: W.M.Alexander, Aberdeen Free Press; Robert H.H.Baird, Belfast Evening Telegraph; J.F.Chapter, Westminster Gazette; J.P.Crool, The Scotsman; W.J.Hinton, Western Mail; :C.D.Lucas, Tit-Bits; Thomas Moles, Irish Post; H.C.Patten, Kastern Dhily Press; John Roberts, North Wales Times; Edgar Ronan, London Daily Chronicle; Wilfrid Rutherford, Financial News; C.W.Starmer, Sheffield Independent.Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA RECEPTION OF THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT Mr.Mulvey, Under Secretary of State, was in Quebec yesterday conferring with Sir Lomer Gouin, Mayor Drouin, and Captain Victor Pelletier, A.D.G, .refative to the reception to the dew Governor.General H.R.Hthe Duke of Connaught.His Royal Highness is expected to arrive here op Friday, 13th proximo.The official programme for the day will be as follows: At noon, His Royal Highness will tdke the oath as Governor-General of Canada in the Legislative Council Chamber, which has been especially renovated for the event.At 7 pan.dianer will be served, and at 8.30 there will be a reception at Spencer Wood.The city will be illuminated in the evening, and His Royal Highness, after a drive through the principal streets of the city, will leave for Ottawa by special train.SPORTSMEN Send your game heads to Holt, Renfrew & Co., Ltd, to be mounted.First| Class work guaranteed.OÙ PS WR, WH PRICE EALLED TO OTTAWA Premier-Elect Borden Wishes: to Confer With Him on Quebec Matters, Mr: William Price, ex-M.P., for Quebec West, left last evening for Ottaws.It is understod that Mr.Price bas been called to Ottawa by invitation of Premier-elect Borden, who desires to confer with him upon matters in Quebec district.There is a strong hope expressed in all circles in Quebec that Mr.Price may be induced to reconsider his intention of retiring from active politics and that his valuable services may not be-lost to the city and port of Quebec.\u2018 Toes Mr.Price's conference with Mr.Borden, it is hoped; will lead to the further enlistment of his energies and inflyence in the promotion of the interests of Quebec, and the fact that he has been called to Ottawa to confer with Mr, Borden shows the importance in which Mr.Price is held in the new government in all matters that appertain to Quebec and district, §TH WILL SUPPLY GUARD OF HONOR For the Reception of the Duke of Connaught on His Arsival in Quebec.\u2018 _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ The Eighth Royal Rifles have received instructions to furnish a guard of honor of 100 men, with band, on the occasion of the arrival of His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught.° The guard will mount at the landing stage, and will thus have the honor of being the first body of troops to be inspected by H.R H.on his arrival in Cana , Captain S.H.Hill will command the guard and,only men of excellent drill and physique will be given the honor of parading.- : New uniforme are being received and it is hoped \u2018to have them ready for issue early next week, when pre- liminary drills will be held to accustom the men in the handling of the Ross rifle, with which the regiment has recently been armed._ NEW ERA CLOTHING, Come and judge.We keep on hand the ready-to-wear clothing of the celebrated manufacture, \u201cNEW ERA.\u201d Come and see our fall coats and our suits, mnst elegant cut, and you will save at least 25 per cent on your purchases.RAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE RAN AWAY .FROM COLLEGE Marins Rousseau, aged 16, a young student at the Levis College, hasbeen \u2018missing since \u2018she first week of Sep tember.\"It is shpposed that the -bay preferred to #6 out into the world and make a fi father than be éon- fined within the walls of a college.Chief Trudel has the matter in hand aud is now looking for the boy.\"BAND ON THE TERRACE.With the.kind permission of Lt.- Col.Chabot and officers of the Ninth Battalion, \u2018the band of that regiment will perform the following program on Dufferin Terrace tomorrow (Sunday) evening, bptween 8 and 10 o'clock: OK 1 March, Home 2 Overture, Mil ming .Paull ty Festival .A 15 Grunenfelder 3 Waltz Strewing Flowers.Bailey 4 Fantazia, Rural Celebration.Huff $ Selection, \u201cFawst\u201d.Gounod 6 Polka, Pastorale .Morand 7 March, Souvenir de Chartres .L.Canivez God Save the King.OCTAVE BERTRAND, Bandmaster.FOR NEXT THURSDAY.This morning ag 10 o'clock, at.A.Lavigne's music and \u2018piano warerooms, 93-95 St.John street, opens the plan of reserved seats for the performance given at the Knights of Columbus\u2019 concert hall, on Grande Allee, by the delightful songstress, Miss Charlatte Lund, with the support of the Norwegian piano-virtuso, Miss Inga Hoegs: bro, the most authorized interpreter, now in America, of the musical works of the northern composers.Miss Hoegsbro is a charming entertainer, and her recitals are both interesting and instructive.During her study with Backer-Grondahl and Sinding and her close friendship with both her teachers, she had vast opportunities to study the innermost moods of the Norwegian composers.She often heard Grieg and his wife sing and play.Perhaps no enusician in America today (Interprets Grieg's \u201cTo Spring,\u201d as well as does Miss Hoegsbro.\u2018This particular piece she has made a life atudy, and one can readily hear the true chraming Grieg in this wonderful composition.Miss Hoegsbro is unquestiodiably a worthy partner of the modern Jenny Lind, Miss Charlotte Lund, whp favors us with a I HAD SESSION | CTY COUNCIL even Reports Were Dis | cussed and Adopted by the | Civic Fathers, | | The City Council held a meeting last evening which was devoid of any * particular interest, most of the evening being spent in discussing a by-law which placed the selection of firemen in the hands of a special committee composed of the Mayor, the chairman of the Fire Committee and the fire chief.This change had been adopted some time ago at the request of the Canadian Underwriters, but a by-law had to be adopted and the principal objection to the new by-law was that it took eertain patronage out of the hands of the Aldermen, who wanted to have something to say in the choice of their fire fighters, Mayor Drouin presided and among those present were Aldermen Lavigueur, Pouliot, Campbell, Mulroney, Lockwell, Morin, Gauvreau, Lantier, Cate, Collier, Guillot, Shink, Messervey, Dinan, Fiset; Verret, Paquet, Cossefin, Emond, Trudel, Levallee, Cummings, Madden, Jobin, Goulet and U.Gauvin.Only.one letter was read from Mr.Lockwell, Secretary-Treasyrer of the Town of Montcalm, enclosing a resolution adopted at a meeting of the Council of that town regarding the annexation of that town to the city of Quebec.The letter and resolution were referred to the Annexation Commitete.Ald.Gosselin from the Finance Committee presented the following reports which were adopted by the committee on Thursday last and which were finally approved of last evening: To expropriate the approaches to the Dorchester bridge; paying 3 months salary to Mrs.P.Sullivan; paying $250 to L'Union Lambilotte; accepting offer of Quebec Board of Trade to widen Bell's Lane, on certain conditions, and recommending the presentation of an address and centerpiece of silver to Earl Grey at a reception to be tendered him on the day preceding his departure from Quebec.Ald.Verret presented the draft of a by-law concerning the widening of the northern part of Dorchester street for the approaches to the proposed new market, and asked that it be read a first time.Ald.Dinan remarked that such a bylaw should first have been brought before the by-law committee and he did not consider that there was any special haste, as the river leading to the site of the new market was not dredged: and if, as stated, the terminal of the Transcontinental might be changed, the market could be rebuilt on the old Champlain site, Mayor Drouin replied that the Council could allow the draft of the by-law to be 1ead a first time and discuss it when it came up for second reading.This was finally agreed to.The principal order of the day was the following : It is ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, and the said Council doth hereby ordain and enact as follows : 1.His Worship the Mayor, the Chairman of the Fire Coimmittee, and the chief of the fire brigade are hereby constituted in a committee which shall, in future, select and name the firemen and the guardians and assistant guardians of the fire stations and shall have the right, to.maintain discipline among the members of the said fire brigade.2.Article | of By-law No.341, passed by this Council on the 7th of April, 196, is hereby amended in tonsequence.In amendment Ald.Jobin, seconded by Ald.Gauvin, moved that the first clause be struck and replaced by the following : 1.The Fire Committee will select and name firemen and guardians and assistant guardians of stations, but they will be chosen from men who are found capable to fill their poskions by the special commitee of the Mayor, chairman of the committee and chief of the brigade which committee will Have the right to maintain the discip- fine of the brigade and the right to nd and dismiss.ost of the Aldermen spoke on the smendment,.some in, favor on the ground that it deprived the Aldermen of certain patronage.while others were of opinion that it would have the éffect of having the same condition of things as in the past.(Finally a vote was taken on the amendment of Ald, fobin which was carried on the fol- owing vote : For :\u2014Ald.Lockwel, Morin, Gauvreau, Lantier, Shink, Campbell, Mulroney, Trudel.Fiset, Verret.Paquet, Emond, Gauvin, Goulet, Jobin and Madden\u2014I6.; Against :\u2014Ald.Levallee, Collier, Guillot, Cote, Pouliot, Lavigueur, Messervey, Dinan, Gosselin, Monaghan and Cummings\u201411.Ald.Pouliot.seconded by Ald, Cotemoved that the Mayor and chairman of the Finance Committee be authorized to spend the necessary amount for the entertainment of the Duke of Connaught on his arrival here.Mayor Drouin replied shat both the Federal and Provincial Governments were going to attend to the reception of Canada\u2019s new Governor-General, hut that the city would also do its share.STEAMER ARRIVALS.New York\u2014Adriatic, Southampton.| Liverpool\u2014Baitie, New York.London\u2014Lake Erie, Montreal.Rotterdani-Ryndem, \u2018New York.Antwerp \u2014 Menominee, Philadelphia.: : Havre-Le Lorraine, New York, ; Vineyard Haven\u2014Brig Leo, Halifsx, N.5 Sailed-New York: S amer Dronwit an Thursday ctober §.J ning Maud, Ambet i 4 , Emme cire Po gets 51 2 at Baking Powd »-Absolutely Pare;x The Standard Leavening Agent of the World Contains ail the excellence possible to be attained in a perfect baking powder Insures delicious and appe- Ladies\u2019 Tailor-Made Costumes We have just made a special purchase of Ladies\u2019 Tailor-Made Costumes in Serge, Tweed and Venetian Cloth in all the most fashionable shades.Special price .$13.50 and $17.50 GLOVE SALE Having purchased a large lot of all wool, cashmere and Ringwood gloves, a manufacturer's balances, we shall put on sale to-day 50 dozen children\u2019s gloves, white, black and colored, 25¢, for 12c.100 dozen ladies\u2019 cashmere gloves, 25¢ and 35c for 15¢ SPECIAL All Wool Black Stockings, sizes8 1-2 to 101-2.29¢ MARCEAU C0 AT THE GREAT STORES OF GLEBE GENTRE Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street \u2014 The articles herein below mentioned are of the latest styles and sold at guaranteed prices.Mantle Tweeds We have Scotch tweeds (golf tweed), colors hrown and green for long mantles.These are the latest styles in fail goods.Price per yard.ooiinien 0.PR - X 1] Black and Colored Cloth Plain Golf Cloth for mantles, colors brown, mayy blue and green, are of superior quality : the inside of this cloth is inchecke, and is used as lining.Our price by the yard is .$2.95 Blanket Cloth For girls\u2019 mantles and boys\u2019 overcoats, this cloth is the most convenient, colors navy blue, cardimal and scarlet, width 54 inches.Our price per yÎrd.viii aa, 91.25 Kimonos We have a large assortment of short colored flannelette Kimonos 50c.and upwards.Long flannelette Kimonos in different colors, handsome designs, $1.50 and upwards.Long eiderdown flannelete Kimonos in different colors, Papanese patterns, $4.90 and upwards, Hats The style of hats is handsomely represented here by an immense collection of trimmed hats of the latest Parisian and Amegcan models at easy prices.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street - 2e Shoe Polish Pleases everybody.Is used by men, women and children in all parts of the World.There is à reason.© Its superiority over otker kinds.Contains nothing injurions to leather, but gives a hard, brilliant and lasting polish.It is good for your shoes.THE F.F.DALLEY CO., Limîted, HAMILTON, Ont, BUFFALO, N.Y.and LONDON, Eng.\u201cSchool | Shoes \u201d Boys\u2019 Goodyear Welt School Shoes.Girls\u2019 Goodyear Welt School Shoes.Big Girls\u2019 254 to 5, Low Heels.All kind of Shoes for Children.Infants\u2019 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of Kimonos, Cotton Crep and Silks of all descriptions.Blouses, Draperies, Fancy Baskets, Photo Frames and Chinese Lanterns.Also all kinds of Brass Flower Pots, Bamboo Chairs and Screens.A large assortment of China Crockeryware, 46 St.John Street QUEBEC \u2014 cm maylôxiamaatzly f DOMINION COAL COMPANY, usr \\ MERE AND SHIPPARS OF THE GELEABATES \u201cDOMINION\u201d STRAM us GAD COALS Soresned, Run-oft- Mine and Slack Por Perticslars.apply te SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTRRAL Latest Sporting News EEE ca ET | TWO STEEPLECHASES .AT WOODBINE Andy Chisholm, the Novice, Was an Easy Winner in His Class.Toronto, Sept.292 \u2014Two steepte- chases were offered as an attraction at Woodbine this afternoon, the Novice at a mile and a half fer three- year-olds and the Ringwood selling steeplechase over the two mile course.Andy Chisholm, the champion of the young jumpers shown this season.proved an easy winner in the novice class, while Vilhalla made a runaway affair of the Ringwood.Waterway fell in the latter while Bartlett Mc- Lellan\u2019s Annuia fell twice during the running of the Novice.She was finally remounted and just managed to finish within the time limit, getting third money.The Rothschild Cup provided an easy victory for Michael Angelo who beat the Seagram crack Rockville six lengths.At a meeting of the Canadian Hunt Association Hume Blake was elected President and Bert Holland secretary.Woodford Clay will ship Buckhorn and Ocean Bound to Laurel tomorrow.The latter will be a starter in the inaugural handicap to be run on the opening day.Summary : Ist race, $500, 3-year-olds and up, selling, 6 furlongs\u2014Rye Straw, 104, Schuttinger, won; Carrillon, 108, Peak, 2nd; Cooney K., 103, Olsen, 3rd.Time, 1.15.Sir Edward also ran.2nd race, purse $500, steeplechase, 3-year-olds, about a mile and a half \u2014Andy Chisholm, 139, Doyle, won ; New Comer, 132, Dupee, 2nd.Time, 3.25 3-5.Annum fell, drd race, purse, $500, 2-year-oids, § won; furlongs \u2014 Buckborn, 115, McCahey, won; xTactics, 104, Schuttinger, 2nd; Cherry Seed, 104, Killingworth, 3rd.Time, 1.02 1-5.Chryaseis, xTipsand, Stalria also ran, Bwana Tumbo fell.| xBelmont entry.4th race, purée $500, maiden 2-yearolds, 6 furlongs\u2014Onrico, 104, Sehuttinger, won ; Lucky \u2018Lass, 109, Duggan, 2nd; Sun Like, 112, McCahey, 3rd.Time, 1.16 2-5.Loathly Lady, Head Sea, St.Elmore, Little Erne also ran.5th race, prise $700, steeplechase, 4-year-olds and up, selling, about, 2 miles\u2014Vilhalla, 149, Lucas, won ; High Bridge, 151, Tuckey, 2nd; Broad Sword, 146, Simpson, 3rd.Time, 4.07.Dr.Heard alo ran.! Waterway fell.6th race, purse, $1,000, Rothschild Cup, 3-year-olds and up, mile \u2014 Michael Angelo, 114, Fprehand, won; Rockville, 118, Musgrave, 2nd; Cast Steel, 97, Killingsworth, 3rd.Time, 143 1-5.Chepontue, Robt.Cooper, Kate Kittleberry alsn ran, 7th race, purse $\" 3, 3-year-olds and an éighth\u2014Dr.molzberg, 104, Schutinger, won ; Lad of Langdon, -| 107, Sweeney, 2nd; Cutty Hunk, 97, Diggins, 3rd.Time, 1.56 3-5.Servicence, Kilo, Chief Kee also ran, HEAVY TRACK AT CHURCHILL DOWNS Louisville, Ky., Sept.20\u2014The track was heavy at Churchill Downs today noon which resulted in the elimination of many entries.The handicap, the principal event of the day, was narrowed down to three starters, Semprolius winning handily with Raleigh, P.D, second and Little Father third.The third event scheduled on to-day\u2019s card, a mile and a | Sixteenth, was declared off and a six : furlong selling race run instead.OFFICIAL CLOSING OF QUEBEC TENNIS CLUB The official closing and distribution of prizes of the Quebec Lawn Tennis Club, will take place, weather permitting, on Saturday afternoon, 30th inst.Mrs.William Molson Macpherson has kindly consented to preside at the tea.table and to distribute the prizes.It is hoped that a large number of members and their friends will be present.The annual tournsment is almost completed, the following being the winners to date: Open championship, singles (men), Mr.J.des R.Tessier.Open champion, singles (ladies), Miss Meredith, Intermediate singles (ladies), Mrs.Lynch.Mrs.Handicap Lynch.Men's doubles, Messrs, Tessier and Burroughs.Ladies\u2019 doubles, Mrs.Foy and Miss Scott.Mixed doubles, Miss D.Gibsone and Mr.Tessier.The men's handicap singles brought about a very interesting match between Mears.Westbrooke and Gagne.A keenly contested match in which much good tennis was exhibited had, after three hours\u2019 hard play, to be postponed owing to the failing light.At the close of play the score stood \u2018two sets each and sight games each in the deciding set.The remsining finals will be played off on Saturday afternoon.MAN OF MYSTERY.Niles, Mich., Sept.20.\u2014Three hours of conference and cross-questioning today, indulged in by the man claiming to be George A.Kimmel, Mrs.Estella Kimmel, mother of the real Kimmel, and her daughter, Mrs.Edna Bonzett, resulted in the utter failure of the \u201cman of mystery\u201d to convince either wonian that he is their son and singles (ladies), brother.Both women left this evening for Chicago, epnvinced that George A, Kimmgl fn saps.LOCAL RIFLEMEN Some Handsome Prizes This Week.Quebec rifle teams have been busy this week receiving the trophies won in the Csaadisn Rifle matches.The Miniature Ride Club received « magnificent cup, the High School two handsoms cups, the Quebec Ladies\u2019 Ride Club 10 valuable medals, the Quebec Seminary 10 hand- sorie watch fobs.The ever increasing interest in rifle shooting at Quebec is due to - the increasing labors of the officers of the Quebec Miniature Rifle Club, and it is hoped that ere long a new and suitable outdoor service range will be provided, where long range shooting may be prac under conditions such as are metiwith elsewhere.The lack of such a range practically deprives Quebec marksmen of all hope of ever gaining a place on the Bisley team.\u2018 A new range should be built on open country where every difficulty of mind, mirage and light would have to be contended with.The present range.is too much sheltered to be of use, except for beginners.It is too far from the city and a new site should be purchased on the north side of the river, RESULTS OF BASEBALL.NATIONAL.Pittsburg, Sept.29.\u2014In the presence of one of the smallest audiences that ever witnessed a game in this city, Philadelphia today defeated Pittsburg 7 to 4.The core: Pittsburg .310000000\u20144 Philadelphia.40200001 0\u20147 Gardner, Hendrix and Simon; Alexander and Cotter.Cincinnati, O., Sept.29 \u2014Cinein- nati and Boston battled 11 innings to 8 4 to 4 tie here today, darkness stopping the contest.It was 3 see-saw struggle with Tyler holding down the hits but proving liberal with passes.Gasper was hit hard but was effective with men om bases.Donlin and Almeida hit opportunely.The game will be played.off tomorroW in the form of a doub¥e-header.The score: +0.02000001100\u20144 Boston Cincinnati 100010200004 (Called account\u2018 ddriness).Tyler, Weaver Stalling; Gaspar, Fromme, McLean, Clarke AMERCICAN.Washington, | Bept.\u201820.\u2014Detroit drove Hughes from the rubber today and defeated Washington 9 to 5.Ty Cobb was the whole show, having 10 putouts, two of which were remarkable, and hitting two triples and a double.The score: Washington.00 1 000130\u20145 Detroit.1 0:2003111\u20149 Hughes, Gray and Henry; Donovan and Stanage.GAMES POSTPONED.(American.) 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beautiful fabrics and rare - weavesthat Fit-Reform selected from the leading mills abroad.Get ahead of the other fellow\u2014be the first to wear new F all Overcoats.Jack Frost will soon be tinting trees and painting checks and noses.Weather changes come quickly in Canade.You know that colder weather is here's no advantage in putting off buying your heavier Suits and Overcoats, There is every advantage in making selections right C:\u201d.TER orm J.L.O.PROULX/ 105-111 St Joseph Street, Comer Bridrs Street + North Shore Mail and Prssonger Series R.M.8.ARANMORE, Capt.J.Hearn.Is intended to sail Thursday, Oct.Sth, at 5 p.m., for Blanc Sablon, Canadian Labrador, via all North Shore St.Lawrence ports of call.Freight will be received at steamer's berth, Point-a-Carcey wharf.For rates snl other information, apply to Helliday Pres.101 St.Peter Street.Phone 359.: A.R.F.HUBBARD Physician and Surgeon.68 St.Louis Street.Telephone : No.4166, Office Hours : 9.30 am.to 10.30 am; 2 pam.to 3 p.m, and 7 pam.to 8 pm.sept.30x3 Province of Quebes, In the District of vio | Superior Court.No.606.Marie Zoe Fortin, wife separated as to property by decision of the Court, from Phileas Duclos, tereto- fore of the parish of St.Bernard, and now of parts unknown, the said Dame Fortin, duly authorized to ester en justice against the said defendant in the present cause by a judgment of one of the Honoreble Judges of this Court, rendered on the 7th of June, 1911.: Plaintif! ; ve.Phileas Duclos, heretofore of the parish of St.Bernard and now of parts unknown, 7 Defendant.\u2018The defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the last publication of this order in the news- aper, L'Evenement and Qra bec hronicle.Amd.Robitaille, P Prothonotary's Office, se Quebec, 28th September, 1911, (True Copy Pelletier, Baillargeon & Alleyn, 0 \u2018Insist on Getting t I al THAT Clean Smooth Finish on Shirts and Collars laundered by us is the result of scientific blending of the finest etarches.No 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city of Quebec, in the district of Quebec, in the Province of Quebec, merchant, will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at the next session thereof, for a bill of di- voree from his wife, Mary Letitia Snider, heretofore of the city of Quebec, and now residing at Harrowgate, Yorkshire, in England, on the ground of adultery.Dated at the city of Quebec, in the Province of Quebec, this seventh day of August, 1911.\u201cantland, Stuart & Brodie.Qalicitors for Applicant.auglZxlawsatximf Books of Interest \u201cThe Winning of Barbara Worth,\u201d by Harold Bell Wright, $1.30.\u201cThe Silent Barrier,\u201d by Louis Tracy, $1.25.\u201cThe Secret Garden,\u201d by Frances Hodgson Burnett, $1.50.\u201cThe Common Law,\u201d by Robert W.Chambers, $1.25, \u201cA Prairie Courtship,\u201d by Harold Bindloes, $1.28.\u201cKennedy Square\u201d by F.Hopkinson Smith, $1.25.H.F.KIMBALL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.Successor to Thos.J.Moore.148 St, John Street.\u2014 19 Comprising Properties, Morchandiss, 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und to-day she is enjoying the best of health.\u201d J.W.FOX, (Father) LILLIAN FOX, (Mother) \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is the only medicine In the world that will positively cure Constipation\u2014the cause of Appendicitis 50c.a box, 6 for $2.50, or trial size, 25e.At all deslers.or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Lim- Ited, Ottawa, \u2014TURKEY CANNOT po GIVE UP TRIPOLI Capthin Sadik Bey, in Interview at Montreal, Says It Would Lessen Infloences _ 3 V LOGSTTTTE: des 5 Montreal, Sept.29\u2014\"Turkey will ade give up Tripoli to Maly for any consideration, because if she did she would lose her all in Af res and her pawer and prestige would _be lessened.The Young Tuk party are endeavoring to build up à good and sound country in Turkey and letting Italy get hold of Tripoli would perhaps undo all that they have been and are doing to uplift thelr country Into the nations of the world.Bagland rules over Egypt and thst country will never again tome under the Turkish flag.Tripoli is all that ls leit to Turkey in Africa row, and she would never deliver it up to Italy or any other power without a big struggle,\u201d declared Captain Sadik Bey, laste of the Turkish army and an aide-de-camp to the late Sultan, so-day.Captain Sadik Bey said that ever since he can remember Italy has been doing all she possibly could to draw Turkey into eonflict and now that she thinks she can rely upon the aid of Austria and Germany, Italy Sas taken the present unsettled state sf affaors in Europe as an excellent opportunity to rob Turkey of her African possession.He stated that Y war comes about, Germany weuld perhaps like to remain neutral, considering how interested she ia in Turkey to-day, but knowing how France would act, Germany for her own protection and interests would have to take sides with Italy.He does not think that England wants Italy in Tripoli, for if Italy got in there she would virtually have control of the situation as regards Algeria and Morocco; therefore he would look to England to intervene despite her friendship with Italy, and prevent the Italian warships being sent to Tripoli.Diabetes- Let our doctors give you free advice on how to treat this wasting disease and tell you of people who owe their recovery to Warner's Safe Diabetes Cure.Each for a purpose.1\u2014Kidney end Liver Cure, 2=\u2014=Rheumatic Cure, 3\u2014Diabetes Cure, 4+\u2014Asthma Cure.! 5-\u2014Nervine.netipation Co 6&\u2014Pills (Shion ASK YOUR DRUGOIST.Coupon | Warner's Safe Cure Co.298 Rochester, N.Y, \u2014tte-e\u2014at Send me free of charge a sample of your Remedy No.Name +.Address .cp aussacn0sn0u0000u00 auenses use senc c0na00 0 CAUSE OF THE WHOLE TROUBLE Why Italy and Turkey Are Now in Deadly Combat for Possession of Tripoli.Rome, Sept.29-\u2014The trouble between Turkey and Italy which culminated this afternoon in a declaration of war at Rome dates back to 1878 when with the making of the treaty concluding the Russo-Turkish war, the powers are understood to have agreed to permit Italy à \u201cpacific penetration of Tripoli.\u201d | Turkey claims that this right has been respected ever since.Italy has colonized Trigoll until her interests jin that African province are very great.She has asserted, however, that her subjects have been mistreated by the Ottoman authority and constantly discriminated against.Frequent disputes have srisen, but the prolonged negotiations have never resulted satisfactorily to Italy, At the time that the Franco-Ger- man differences regarding Morocco were acute, Italy turned her attention again to Tripoli and in subsequent negotiations with Constantinople set forth that many outrages against her subjects had been perpetrated and for which no redress had been made.She assumed a decisive attitude and presently began the mobilization of her army and navy, A few days ago the first squadron of the Italian navy was sent to Tripolitan waters and it hue since patrolled that coast.At ti.same time Turkey was warned not to send soldiers or munitions of war to Tripoli.A Turkish transport hearing a few men and arms ind ammunition later arrived at Tripoli from Constantinople but was not molested on the ground that she had sailed before the Italian warning had been received.Italy in the meantime brought her army to the Italian coast where they had been placed on board transports ready to proceed so Tripoli or other points.A second squadron is destined for Salonica.Yesterday Italy presented an ultimatum at Constantinople announcing her intention of occupying Tripoli and Cyrene and demanding that within 24 hours Turkey teply that she would not offer a resistance to this plan.The Turkish cabinet met last night and to-day sent a Tepl to Rome in which she sought a hy for further negotiations.The reply was considered by the Italian ministry this forenoon and found unsatisfactory.The declaration of war followed.SENSATION * AT WASHINGTON Created by the Declaration of War by Italy Against Turkey.- Washington, Sept.20\u2014The declars- tion of war by Italy upon Turkey, coming as it did with practically no notice created a great sensation in official Washington.The State Department had felt reasonably confident that the other signatories to the Berlin \u2018treaty, which fixed the status of Turkey, would be able to bring combined pressure to bear upon Italy to divert her from her purpose to selte Tripoli.The only conclusion that could be drawn from the developments of the past 24 hours was that what has happened is only a natural sequence of the Franco-German-Mo- rocco negotiations, and that all along it has been understood tacitly that Ttaly would be given a free hand to deal with Tripoli in return for refraining from intervening in the Moroccan dispute, although her interests in the country of the Moors are quite ay important as those of any of the nations of Northern Europe.Indications are that the United States will keep clear of the present struggle for domination in Africa if that is possible.It is distinctly asserted at the State Department that the United States has absolutely no political interest in that part of the world.Late this afternoon the State Department received an appeal from Oscar Straus, formerly American Ambassadar to Turkey, to intervene between Italy and Turkey.Mr.Straus\u2019 application was based upon Article III of The Hague convention, of which both Italy and Turkey were signatories, This article follows : \u201cIndependently of this recourse, the signatory powers recommend that one of tore powers, strangers to the dispute, should, on their own initiative, and as far as circumstances may allow, offer their good offices or mediation to the states at variance.\u201cPowers, strangers to the dispute, have tbe right to offer good offices and mediation, even during the course of hostilitiés.: \u201cThe exercise of this right can never be regarded by one or the other of the parties in conflict as an unfriendly act.\u201d | No official statement could be obtained from the officials of the State Department as to \u2018what disposition would be made of Mr.Straus\u2019 sugges: tion.Extreme caution must characterize any attempt at mediation, for notwithstanding the declaration of Article 111 that an offer under this article cannot be regarded as unfriendly, it is a fact that heretofore, with one exception, the State Department has aweited some intimation from one or both principals in « dispute that ith good offices: would be welcdme.po , = you LITTLE SCHOOLBOY CRUSHED TO DEATH Run Over by Ice Wagon at Nontreal\u2014A Great Great Grandmother.Montreal, Sept.29.\u2014With his school books under his arm, Alexanuci «iu- deay, ten years old, stood on the corner of Atwater avenue at St.James street at.7.35 this morning.Two 1500 pound horses attached to a heavily laden ice wagon swung around the corner, unnoticed by the boy as he started across the street.A moment luter he lay a huddied heap in the road, trampled by the horses, with his skull crushed by one of the back wheels, He lived for barely ten minutes.Later in the morning a jury exonerated the driver of the wagon from responsibility.The lad was a son of Mr.Octave Trudeau, living at B31 Albert street.Edward Mochon, 35 years of age, or 150 St.Martin street, was the driver of the wagon, in the employ of the City Ice Company, Ltd.GREAT-GREAT-GRANDMOTHER Mrs.Jeremie Barrette .was a proud great-great-grandmother yesterday afternoon when at the age of 105 years she held in her arms a one-day-old child, which was christened at the Chuch of the Immaculate Conception.Five years ago she held in her arms the youngest of a family of great.grandsons, when he was christened at a church in Point St.Charles.The eldest of that family has now been married over a year snd on Wednesday a representative of the fifth generation was born.LORD STRATHCONA'S ACTIVITY The extraordinary activity which Lord Stratthcona\u2019s movement despite his 91 years of age was again exemplified by his 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3765 and see all Quebec for $6.00.High-Class Automobiles and Garage.Sales Agent for Sprelvl aad » Everett.Automobiles for hire and repairs of all kinds.J.M.LANDR = rase sman landed from the Mauretania in New York yesterday, accompanied by his daughter, the Hon.Mrs.Robert Howard, no time was spent in that city.A special train, consisting of engineer, baggage car, and private car was ordered, rolled into the Canadian Pacific station here at 830 oclack this morning, after a fast but otherwise uneventful journey.So unexpected was the high commissioners advent that no one wag at the station to méet him, and apparently little the worse for the journey, Lord Strathcona immediately entefed an awaiting automobile and was djvep off to his residence on 7 mom street.There every Mmomest was practically accounted for, and wth a very brief rest, business ruled sWpreme for the remainder of the day.: Lord Strathcona expects to leave for Ottawa some time tomorrow, and after a brief return visit to Montreal, will go to New York in time to catch the Manretania on her trip back to England.WATER FRONT STRIKE.There is little probability of the strike of the laborers on the water front increasing.Yesterday almost one hundred men mostly engaged in sheds in the employ of the Dominion Transport Company, refused to work, others having joined them but only in small numbers\u201d The striking men are asking an increase of five\u2019 cents per hour, from 20 cents and upwards to 25 and 30 cents an hour.The transportation compaties are experiencing little annoyance today.es- terday the Allan Line had to take its own longshoremen to unload freight from cars in order to get the Virginian out of port this morning, and the, Canadian Pacific Railway dock was exceedingly quiet, although freight was piled high everywhere.This morning the men came down to the foreman in a body and reiterated their demand for a straight 25¢ per hour, and refused to work for anything less.Their demand was not accepted and most of them left the wharves.Some have found other work around the port Officials of the Transport Company said they were getting all the men they required.Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASBSTORIA \u2018bench.Phones : Offisa 3785, Residanse 3536.KING EDWARD PARK TROUBLES.Montreal, Sept.29\u2014At the request of Mr.J.T.R.Laurendeau, President of the King Edward Park Company, was presented this morning, and the petition being unopposed, was immediately granted by Mr.Justice Laurendesu, who was on the In the petition it is alleged that the Board of Directors of the company had a meeting yesterday afternoon, and it was added that the petitioner was the creditor of the rompany for notes for an amount of over $50,000, which could not be met.Mr.A, Desmarteaux was appointed provisionary liquidator, and the meeting of creditors will be called for October 9.The liabilities of the company are not \u2018yet known, and the assets are roughly estimated st one million dol- fars, consisting of real estate, wharves and a fleet of seven hoats.The company is the owner of the King Edward Park, Isle Gros Bois.Yesterday an action of the Canadian General Electric Company for the amount of $6,000 for halance of account on electric fixtures, was the cause of the meeting referred to in the petition of Mr.Laurendeau, FORMER QUEBEC LADY RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT Winnipeg, Man.Sept.29.\u2014The Women's Auxiliary of the Church of England in triennial conference here today elected officefs for the ensuing vear.The re-election to the presidency of Mrs, Patterson Hall by an unanimous vote wag the feature of the sitting.Other elections were: Hon.President, Mrs.Tilton, Ottawa; Recording Secretary, Mrs, Raynes, Montreal; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.Rogers, Ottawa; Dorcas Secre- tary-Treasurer, Miss Halso, Toronto; Junior Secretary, Miss A.Gaviller, Hamilton; Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Edith Carter, Quebec; Convener of Chinese work, Mes.G.Greene, Ottawa, VicepPresidents will be elected tomorrow.Mrs.Robertson, of Londun, Ont, read a paper on conditions among the Indians and complimented thé efforts of the Rupert's Land dio- cest in improving the conditions gf the Indians.' Office, 426 St.Paul St, Quebec re \u2014 \u2014 Issue : Telephone Directory THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA Will soon publish its Fall Issue of the Subscribers\u2019 Directory for QUEBEG DISTRICT All orders for New Subscribers, changes of Firm Name or Street Address should be placed at once to ensure insertion in this book, H.A.DAUPHIN, Lecal Manager HEN a salesman asks you to spend $25 for a suit of clothes you insist on knowing what you are to get for your money.În 3 SEMI-READY SUIT you get the big value.There are fifteen years of study and of knowing how in every SEMI-READY GARMENT.\u2018There is a powerful business organization, with buying and tailoring facilities such as you would consider ideal.\u2018There is a price whether it be a $15 Coat or Overcoat or a $25 or $30 garment.Semi-ready Tailoring L'Heureux & Gauvin, George Morissette, 168 St.Jon St., cor.D Youville.183-5 St.Joseph protection, a worth guarantee, and a certificate of satisfaction with every purchase in SEML-B EADY TAILORING, 2 St.RECITAL WAS epresented, and in à short preface she DELIGHTFUL ONE, Madame Labadie Greeted by Large and Fashionable Audience at Auditorium.Madame Labadie, an elocutionist of ability and an artiste of discernment, was greeted by a large and fashionable audience at the Auditorium | last evening.The recital was given under the auspices of the Anti-Tuber- losis League, and many of the leading citizens of Quebec were in attendance.Madame Labadie is a woman of striking personality, and her ability is fully as perfect as the impression which she creates by her appearance.She has a rich and well modulated voice, and she brought out last evening all the particular points of the play which she inter eted.\u201cGossip,\u201d was the play which Mme.Labadie described the plot and its characters.It is a play of old Madrid, but its scenes might be laid in any city in the world.\u201cGossip,\u201d the scorpion of society, finds an entrance everywhere.In her psychological treatment of the piece Madame Labadie showed, with startling realism, how the subtle poison of calumny can bring misery.and ruin into the happiest of homes.A husband, wife and friend were the princpals.Gossiping friends, circulating suspicion of the wife's and friends\u2019 relation; Don Julien, the husband, at first scorns to listen; but soon, by dint of inuendo and tale- bearing, he begins to doubt his wife and his friend.A duel is fought between them for her honor, and the wounded husband finally dies under the stress of over-wrought agony in believing his wife guilty.Madame Labadie depicted the different characters in most realistic manner, and passion and pathos, as well as the lighter shades, were all given their due importance and rendition.Mme.Labadie is undoubtedly an artist of the highest rank, and her artistic abilities were greatly appreciated by all present, applause being frequent and hearty.METHODIST CHURCH.The minister, Rev.G.H.Cobbledick, D.D., will conduct both services.11 a.m., \u201cThe Yearning of the Excluded Christ.\u201d 3 p.m., Rally Day programme in the Sunday School and Bible classes.A full attendance requested in every class.7 p.m., \u201cGod's Need of Men\u201d Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and reception of members at the eveming service.Eminent Wesleyan ministers of | % | arrives in time.gs! T d ' CONSERVATION OF BISHOP.THREE NIGHTS \"AND Friday and Sat.Mat.BEGINNING THE EMINENT COMEDIAN al the Bishops of the Provinces of Thurs.Oct.5 (Paz OT In the Musical-Comedy-Surprise of the Century \u201cTHE MONARCH AND THE MAID\u201d Founded on the reported Infatuation of Ex King Manuel of Portugal, for the pretty Parisian Danser GABY DESLYS Book by Matthew Ott 30 Largest and Best Company Mr.Ott Ever was at the head of in Quebec 130 Entire Production Carried Gomplate Easily Worth $1.50 But Given A! Bargain Prices EVENINGS 500, 35¢, 25c, 15c.MATINEES Friday and Sat.10c and 25¢ Seats on Sale Monday, Oct.2, Music \u201cDan J.Sullivan\u201d Bargains for a Few Days UHESSHUNESHHESHNSEE N a 8s un 8 , un a Cut Prices on the following articles :-\u2014 [] B Drawing States, 35e.for .\u2026.\u2026.iii viii ines 25e @ @ Doll's Bath, regular prices 25¢.and 60c.for 18¢c.and .Be B 8 Doll's Silk Stockings, 9, 10, 15, 25 and 35e.for 5,8, 12,18,25¢c.per pr.u # Doll's Rubbers, regular prices, 20.25.30, 45, 50 55e., for 16, 19, 24, = BW 35 3 and.2000 seresen ce cess sacre 486 per pr @ 8 Kid Dolls, Special Price at.+ cocina 21e n @ ag Dolls, 250.tO.0.0.000000000 su 10 ca 00 enon he 8 Also ods snd ends below cost, a 8 Hasten to come and make your choice.n f \u2014>= reo m= a tJ.A.Ki & Co.: iJ.A irouac 0.: 5 Wholesale and Retail Importers : M M Fabrique Street = - - QUEBEC # Lasuseusauuanonsuuessunuagat Baah 4 que iano A \u201cay 73mon, wed.sstsiilian dit if | secration of Archbishop-elect Spratt 2 | COMPLICITY IN THEFT England will assist if their steamer Kingston Ont., Sept.29.\u2014The con- : will take place in St.Mary's Cathedral on Thursday, November 30, the feast day of St, Andrew, in the presence of Quebec ané Ontario.The Apostolic Delegate to Canada, Mgr.Stagni, of Ottawa, will be the consecrator.CHARGED WITH Toronto, Ont, Sept.29.\u2014Charged with being implicated in the theft of more than $30,000 worth of merchandise of all kinds from the steamer Wessahickon, during the winter of 1910, while it was lying wrecked off Duck Island, near Manitoulin, Captain Frank T.Root, district manager of the Great Lakes Towing and Wrecking Company of Cleveland, was taken into custody at Sault Ste.Marie, Mich., on Thuraday at the instance of Provincial Inspector Greer, who returned to Toronto today.Root was remanded for a week, and intendy to fight extradition.SKIN DISTRESS * | QUICKLY ENDED Poslam Cures in the Modern Way, Easily, Rapidly, Permanently 1f suffering from any skin affection it is important for you to know that on your druggist's shelf, in the form of a hox of Poslam, lies the concentrated healing powder which will case all physical distress and effect a complete and permanent cure.Poslam is obtainable from Henry Willis and all druggists for 50 cents.With this ready means of relief so casily available there is really no reason why eczema, acne, tetter.barbers\u2019 itch, pimples and like affections should be allowed to go unchecked and their discomforts unnecessarily endured.First application stops the itching, the skin rapidly heals and is restored to normal condition.All may prove Poslam's merit.if desired before buying by writing for free sample to the Emergency Lahoratories, 32 West 25th street, New York City.Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam, is the best soap for your skin.Antiseptic; delightlul.25 cents at] druggists.\u2018 ARE YOU DIFFICULT TO PLEASE ?Gentlemen, onr assortment of shirts for men ls most complete.We make a apecialty of shirts for stont men as well as for small sizes, CREETINES TO CARL ROBERTS Ifitisn\u2019t an Himsa Kodak, ' iature Club Shot Important * Match on His Birthday.The \u201cDaily Mail\u201d Miniature Rifle Club's contest for 1911 was shot for last night by a team of the Quebec Miniature Rifle Club.; The match was shot in two series, 10 shots deliberate and 10 shots in 90 DAYS DONOT END WITH VACATION \u2018There\u2019 are the home pic- pan > timate Pete scenes |! cconds; 20 shots in all, single load- o e pictures you.ing rifles were used.E cherish in the nd he shooting of the Quebec club id - In the co | | team was carried out under the su- years.» : \u201c1 pervigion of Major C.F- Winter, A - - A.G., 5th Division, and Lieut.J.B.Asn dialer or write ws fro Martel, Ninth Regiment, \u201cValtigeurs copy of As Howes with the Kodak, a booklet thud tells how to made Nowe kindly acted as de Quebec,\u201d who very tiremen Had & Brisk Hours was rung in from\u2019 Box 51, which, {PERSONAL * Mr.aid MW logna, was a passenger, yesterday by yesterday by the Empress of Britainof the Canadian Bank of Commerce, to the Westelected member birth of his mother.: Montreal; Mr.and Mrs, J.A.Gre- portraits umpires.tt Following are the scores: A, Pa \u201cDel, Rpd.Tti.CANADIAN KODAK CO.LTD.| | Set.-Maior Young \u2026\u2026.95 90 185 : mu \u201c.Lt.A.W.Hay \u2018os 9 185 \u201ca Pésicound Pustosies Cpl C.Wood .3 2 165 \"582-462 King Street, Lt.A.O.Andersol A Tod Wi | | te.F.W.Poter .93 B6 179 pV 4 TOLONTQ.GAN.Cpl.T.J.Prendergast.96 8 179 v Pte.,].Fontsine .92 8 179 Sgt.A.J.McCusker .96 82 178 te : PATTES | Pte, C, N, ., Dawson.98 65 163 YAMIN _ +, .|pte.J.G.Goudie .91 62 153 FIRE IN CHA 945 823 1768 ° This match, which is shot annually on any day \"of the week in which Lord Roberts\u2019 bisthday falls, was competed in last year \u2018by 400 teams.Of these 388 were from the United Kingdom, 7 from India, 1 from New Zealand, 2 from the West indies, 1 from South Africa and one from Gibraltar.REPAIRING SHOPS Fight at an Early Hour This This is the first time a Canadian .team has competed, and the results of Morning.the match will be eagerly looked for.The first prize is & 50 guinea cup and 10 silver medals, presented by the \u201cDaily Mail\u201d Ten silver medals are awarded to the overseas team making the best score provided they do not win a prize in the regular list.As the Quebec team were shooting on the eve of Lord Robert's birthday the following message was cabled to His Lordship: Roberts, F.M., Englemere: Quebec Miniature Rifle Club.send \u2018hearty greetings and congratulations.(Signed) MACPHERSON, : Lt.-Cob, Pres.Hilt, Capt.Hon.Secry.Shortly after one o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the repairing shops of the Canadian Northern workshops at the Palais and an alarm brought a portion of the brigade on the scene, with Chief Hamel and Deputy Chief McManus.The men of No.4 and § stations soon had water playing on the building, but as there was some fear for the adjoining buildings a secorid alarm was sent in.However, aftér about one hour's work the return cdll Wis sounded and the men returned to\u2019 their stations.The interior of the 'hullding in badly gutted, but three focoriotives that were DOG CAUSED WOMAN being rephired\u2019 \u2018were\u2019 \u201csuccessfully TO hauled out of the shops.\u2018TO BREAK ARM.auled out of We shops.Kingston, Ont.Sept.29.\u2014Mrs.Ed- leading by a chain, the stairs.EADS AT ONCE ALL STOMACH DISTRESS A Little Diapepsin Cures Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn or Dyspepsia in Five Minutes.Miss Bossé was a passenger from pulled her.down Europe by the Empress of Britain - Y G.Annible® fe- turned from England by the Empress of Britain yéstérday.Hon.Alexandre and Madame Chauveau arrived f.om Europe by the Empress of Britain, Count Giovanni Marchetti, of -Bo- the Empress of Britain.Sir Andrew und Lady Fraser, of Edinburgh, Scotland, arrived here Mr.A.L.Hamilton, local manager left last evening on a business trip If you had some Diapepsin handy and would take a little now your stomach distress or indigestion would vanish in five minutes and you would feel fine.: This harmless preparation will digest anything you eat and overcome a soar, out-of-order stomach before you realize it.If your meals don\u2019t tempt you, or what little you do eat seems to fill you, or lays like a lump of leail in your stomach, or if you have heartburn, that is a sign of Indigestion.Ask your Pharmacist for a 50-cent case\u2019 of Pape\u2019s Dispepsin and take a Mr.D.O.Lesperance, the newly- |' for Montmagny, leaves today for St.Thomas, to take part in the 83rd anniversary of the Miss Choquette gave a handkerchief shower on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Lantier on the occasion of her marriage to Mr.F.Clark, which is to take place at the Basilica on Tuesday next.Arrivals at the Clarendon :\u2014Mr.and Mrs.F.J, Cumming, Lowell, Mass; W.T.Weber; Johnstown ; O.W.Seele and wife, Lagrange, Ind.; Mr.and s.A.V.Dunbeck, Syracuse, -N.Y.; A.-Diek, Cap St.Ignace ; B.RK.Amy; Pgepebiac; Mr; and Mrs.L.A.Darey, La Tuque; J.D.Delisle, will he no sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed with acid, no stomach gas or heartburn, fulness or heavy feeling in the stomach, Nausea, Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness or Intestinal griping.This will nier, Lake Edward; S.Lapointe, Chicoutimi; G.M.Fairchild, Valcartier, Que.; E.Miraud, New York.Arrivals at the Blanchard Hotel: G.Bernard, Fortierville; V.Charland, Cabled Last Evening, as Min-|f = ward Green, living at the corner of Montreal and Charles streets, had her right \u2018arm broken.in an accident at her home today.She was sbout to go down.the steps at the rear of her house, when à dog, which she was little just as soon as you can.There |.+ |all go, and, hesides, there will be no undigested food left over in the stomach to poison your breath with nause- Deschaillous; Mde.Beaudet, Deschaillous; Fred Clark, W.A, Griffin, A.P.Davis; C.Miner, Capt.A.Hatch, New York; J.H.Laroche, Armagh; J.E.Berner, Warwick; E.Patris, Matane; J.A.Tusa, H.S.Brown, New York; R.Dubord, Quebec; Donald J.Cable, Montreal; G.Marquis, Batiscan; R.Scott oncton; Nap Trude I, St.Irenee; Mide.Perron, St.Irenee; M, J.B.Auger, St.Anne.Arrivals at the Chateau Frontenac: Augustus P Garner, Hamilton, Mass.; Joseph H.Gaines, Charleston, W.Va.; Andrew J.Peters, Boston, Mass; Harold Blanchard, Nahant, Mass.; W.A.Williams, Montreal; James A.Robb, Valleyfield; W.D.Black, Montreal; A.G.Strickland, G.N.Strickland, London, Eng.; Dr.snd Mrs.Arthur Newlin, Philadelphia; Mr.and Mrs.F.Winter, Miss Nellie Winter, Toronto; Col.and Mrs.Scudamore, Col.and Mrs: Howie, London, Eng.; W.H.Dickinson, M.P., and Mrs.Dickinson, London, Eng: Mr.and Mre.B.W.Leefe, Galle; Ceylon; Lorne C.Webster, Quebec; S.B.Williame, Ottawa; Miss Norris; Miss E.Norris, Toronto: R.A, Black, La Tuque.SNOW IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.Hanover, N.H., Sept.29.\u2014The first |.snow fall here in September in fifteen] years was regorded today.-Smow \u2018fell PAGUT, LEPINAY & FERRE.Loh = intermitssvste far thres bouc |; agi re .ous odors.for out-of-order stomgchs, because prevents fermentation and takes hol of your food and digests it just the same as if your stomach wasn\u2019t there stomach misery is at any drug store waiting for you.Diapepsin contain omre than sufficient to thoroughly cure almost any case of Dyspepsia, Indigestion or any other stomach disturbance.et, grew the ranked highest in prize-winning samples submitted to a milling and baking test.Mr.Barnett came to Canada from! Wales nine years ago.years have heen spent as hired man, and six as homesteader.cent years he has won prizes wheat and oats at local shows and, also at Brandon and Reginastarted with oxen, and has them yet; but he-also has some fine Clydesdales and hopes soon fo show do with them at exhibitions.A recent purchase of , three quarter-sections places kim -ig position to farm on a large; scale: \u201céETÉaNe 2 Ar are a char orders intrasted to us, wil re.125 ST.PETER ST.(oran $51 00 A: nd ya, * our best a tion.e wi EE aaa ad Oct.LUSITANIA $2,408.83 3 cheerfully furnish information regard- | \u2014\u2014 | Seattle, \u201c sam.B.Book debts, eccording to =% n % ing any securities dealt in on any of | Ticke Je daily anti cow sunviCE Qoeenstown\u2014 Fish gward\u2014 Liverpool, BSE wrens in, 258.58 a a the above exchanges, HARDY | Tickets on sale daily until Oct.15thy Joan Germ Nev SAXONIA x CAMPANIA am |_ The sale will be for each item se Telephone No.943.| ALEX i California si ib MORTREAL-QUEBEC\u2014LONDON ely.en bloc,\u201d at so much on the | gyjoctedtistrof I v si msat The Roy! Estab 3000; Arizona, \u2019 $ 51 50 Steaniers One .ti iadivie EERE LORRI Securiti to mee: indivi i Rellable Connootions in * N NO.40.PORT lel pre loon E74.60- ; \u2014 1.mer hn Rm amd pe dar Ras MADEINA, GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS vue may be seen at my ofes.dual needs \u2014Sent on App \\ Weste Canad Tickets on sale daily until Oct.15th FRANCHE, GENOA, NAP The atore will be open on Monday, | cation, estern Canaia Tie le dail at Trae orp of TRIESTE, FIUME.204 October next, for she inspection \u2018Arthar Bruneau, Bruneau, TAB.Dupuis B.Dupuis, H ali Bani 3 Mitty an ; Seattle, Tacoma.$107 85 Sidon AND navn sErvion ent ny of sei of pm 5 c Montreal, Quebec.Vash, Portland, Ore.' me Bl Moy.19 vs Nov.® oF LP.E GAGNON, While the unusual expansion in trad- BRUNEAU & DUPUIS San Francisco, Los oan Sailing Hour Noon Syndic, ing In bonds recently has been due Angeles, San Diego.$2 80 WINTER CRUISES Office 44 Dalhousie street, R.| largely to speculation in American To- Cal, via direct lines ' \u2018Do not call at = lle ITALY, RIVIERA, Nav.Co.Building.bacco issues, bond houses reported Foreign and Domestic in bot diréctions.DAVID RATTRAY One elas oshim nalled monn tn Loudon, | Ps cents Loan 8 aie ne BASS p 3100.| M Sr Duss 8.F.8.Stomiag.| Quebec 27th September, 1911.that the market had improved and that STOCKS AND BONDS San Francigeo via à, me or the first time in several weeks | Montreat Stock Exchange Reoresen- Portland, Ore.Inonly $4 ime i eral Ex e Reo ACCOUNTANT Pb pr ls a Cit That me Ram ere was an indication of in increase tative, Mr.Arthur Bruncan, direction.> Frais hers mat.ot at 5 in buying by savings banks.ool New York and Boston Correspondents Real Estate « General À ent Good going until September on reat rel eine nF sce a \u201couvesiencs .sales of bonds, par value, $3,420,000.Chas.Head & Co.limit of return, October 1, 1911, Aw one tn one of aceldsal.Quebec Steamship Ga.Ltd.MCOQUGALI ] CONINS U.S.Bonds unchanged on call.Direct Wire Communication, 98 St Peter Street Fer Further particulars poly ta Tron ar mation so \u2019 ce treet, or à Ta Bloch a, HONR 2 pus on \u2014 fl NEW YORK BTOCK EXCHANGE we St Peter Bt, Quebec.Phot fost of dem Seals Suid \u201c Das St.Phones 567 and.73.ST.LAWRE ! { Quotations on the New York Stock ; GFORGE H.STOTT.ALLA.RECT mre men LAW RENCE LR STOCK BROKERS Exchange a raced by Dimes & 4 Hospital St.Montreal Maia 210.LEE ; upuis, from Charles He [ : N y - Quedee to 11514 Arast pate.Qusss, Ma! Veg, $T.PETER STREET Open.High.Low.Close a 3 Peres, Grand tiver, Su ahartot- x Amal 49 49% 48% 48% (7S any 8 re Tamer mal Cop.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE LS J 58.cASCAPEDIA, 1,900 tons, with [RN Hl.8, THOMSON J | Atchison.\"102 103 \u2018101% 101% Quotations furnished by Messrs.RCL LT DSON E most modern sccommodation for pas- , Am Car Fdy.43% 43% 43% 43% | Neuville Belleau & Co, 93 St.Peter ar sengers, will gall from Quebec Friday, 8 Am Loco.35.\u2014 street, Quebec.: J SSENGER AND FREIGHT 13th of October, at noon, and every (Am SR R.61% 62% 61% 61% \u2019 Sellers.Buyers, HE i t OLASGOW PASSRNOER alternate Friday thereafter.am $ A R Co a 134% 133 133 133 | Can Pac Ry.223% 223 Ÿ ¥ .; come moncen | NEW YORK, BERMUDA AND Ana Cop.32 \u2014 \u2014 inn & St Paul RR.1%\" 128 Lowest first-class, one-way i Sept 14 TRS ATHENT Bape.WEST INDIES LINES B&O.4% 04%, 934 93x |Mont StRy .on LIVERPOOL SERVICE , \u2018es UE Toronto St Ry .SL 132% 132% sT.fa: d -third.D =\" AS CASSAN Frees Fler 47, Moetà Rives, New York BRT.70K 73% 7%% 734 | (oii St tone 1324 132% LAWRENCE ROUTE re and one-third.Dates 1#°T.88, ATHENIA.Out ROYAL WAIL FOR BERMUDA.Can Pac Ry .24% 225% 223% 223% | Detroit United Ry .67% 66% Sallings from Quenes of issue October 15th to Porn pates Tab or scoot) | Round Trip, 819.and Up.Ses = oo Th 7% 70% 70% | Halifax Tram Co.155 147 Emprom of Britain November 11th, inclusive, np ae, = \u2014_\u2014 vis PERS UDAN ions aero Now Erie.30% 0% 30 0 (OR cm Tu 19K ESS 1911, TE ROBERT rox CO.Limited | Fasietnevrent hand only stoames leading Gas Con.133 133% 133 133 | Quebec Re Bde - i + PE dde Ron NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.|Gen Flec.147% 150% 147% 148% Winnipeg\u2019 Ry Co : ons CLASS CABIN STEA CABIN FTEANGETS Tickets good for return + | se Xa, fod Gandeloups, Deastmes, | hrokers, private wire to New York | Great West.18 \u2014 Mexican ., until December 14, 1911 A u5ies Barcedom saû Dame | and Montreal, Hochelaga Bank Build | G N Ry pfd.123 1234 122 122% Porto Rico .Qumoiata., .CUNARD ss PARIMA, 2 p.m., 7th October ing, Telephone 1227.fmt, Moi.\u201coe 2 uu nw ta io.Shrmplaln Further information on applicatle v.For oft Enh * : Canadian Press Service.| o .- Alm Asbestos .Lake omar.to City Ticket offices, Nos.7 Du : THOMSON ecEskc sas SO.LIMITED | New York; Sept: 20-Thc normal Lehigh Val\u201d.ni Les 152% ow Rich & Ont Nav Co to tgs me and 22 Dalhousie streets.Dalbousie dv icés ob thé Stock Ex- i Mont L H & P Co iting Placa.ete.i JOINT LONDON PASSENGER AND F.8 8TOCKING HONE & RIVET récovers in\u2019 pr No Pac.113% 1145 113% 113% s port SA Tio0 nbd reliable Tuten | | © PEEIGHT SERVICE Ticket Agents, Quebes, changed vhioh characteriséé yew | Norf & West 101% 102 101% 102 mime Co com APRS D ST SAL corner Paisos Colt Wrornes wd Cool Ar cm Steamers ® rough the.emy pare of vodays | NO Pac.» 113% 1id4 113% 113% | Shawinigan.-.ee Amore, | +551 NA Beg ® trading.The \u2018extensive short inter- NY cent \u2018 1 102% 101% 102 Can Converters .ves 37% | Also at ¥.8.Stocking, G.H.Brest and Hone THB ROBERT REFORD CO, Limited, est was the pivot around which the Pen est.119% 119% 119% 119% Can Cotton FETC 14 | & Bivet Quebec.Through Cars to New some ment y Chat element conan hg | Reine 15 1m me ou SA 1 CO 90 Toppy STEAMSHIP LINE | York, Boston, Portland and most important - factar.Declaration ack pla.prin Ogilvie Mi Milling Co.White Mountainsof war by Italy against Turkey later pro 172 anners.The steamer Lady of Gaspe, Capt brought about à reaction.- .se paul \u201c108 io ore or East Can Power .49% E.Bouchard, is intended to sail Tues.| DINING CAR ROUTE 'o all appeatance thé street chose Se Pac , 25% 26% 25% 25K Lake of The Wods Co.148 146 day, the 26th Sept, and 10th October, \u2014_ LEITH SERVICR 6 ignoke the adverse vanititioh if | De fé.> SK 64% 63% Gite Packers .63 62% |at4 p.m, for the Gaspe ports Trains 1 Levi 88 CERVONA (about) ronted ec agket A so pie +1 Sherwin.35 30 |as far as Port Daniel and every aiter- rains leave Levis .NEWCASTLE SERVICE Lotdpr Go nations\u201d à | Union P ac - TE 100% an 1% Steel .\u2014 26 inate Tuesday thereafter.White Mountain Express\u20148 a.m 88 MELLONA EE Oo, 28 stocks.rere D cd.109% 110° 109% 109% | Mont \u2018Cot Mills\u2019 Co.1S3 147% | Preight will be received at the | daily except Sundayrake HF plot EE appt 9 much as pou rn repord 4 v © Chm ¢ Co #9 % pet Pen Textile C Co.sx sh Richelieu wharf until neon on sailing t LB.je suspenañor of 7 comp Fe \u201c op sauces da: New York\u2018Express\u20141.45 p.m.daily esd de dE fingnegl i ution, Don.| Wabash.1e % 10% 10% | Crown Reserve.28214 275 First, second and third class ase press ; SOIT + \u2018wbtic conditiont which prompted Se Do pi : oH IF OI I |Penman Ltd com .57 5544 | commodation for passengers, Boston Limited\u20145.00 p.m.daily ex \u2018recent heavy liquidation weae pot ie\u201d 4 1118 Sont.DT B Banks\u2014 1% _For information apply to cept on Sunday leaves at 1.45 p.m.A BET.QUEBEC &\u20ac MONTMORENCY FA, ed the face of these influences se vou nee saness _ TT Oo [08 ) NARD JK] NE ?(Week Days) Le the \u201cmarket tose vigorously soon after CLOSING LETTER Commerce.\u2014 207% 5 Danas st City Tian Te i 4 \" Leave Quebec for More orewe - Falls, vis | the opening.United States Steel| New York Sent.22\u2014There was a | East Towns.\u2014 12 F.S.Stocking, Hons & Rivet, ticket F.S.STOCKING, C.& D.Ticket NADIAN LONDON PASSENGER 9.7 30.15 110 42 32 touched its high point of the week at | mare normal condition to the-market Hochelaga.,.\u2014 169 | agents.Agent.Repr ting Thos.Cook & ca SERVICE 2.20, 3.00, 3.90, a5 \u201cslo § 5.30, is; 62.It was apparent that this seem- this morning and the opening was | Merchant .199 197 Sen Gomeral Se amshin Agence Prom From Montreal | 6.00, 7 00 50, 0,60.ado\u201d and it.Puf ia | ignly artificial movement was due to | génerally strong, notwithstanding the | Molsons.»re os oor.205 203% | Bell Phone 3033.P.O.Box 36%, pe Bsvthamaton 8.AUSONIA.on.Tower Lino: 034, 4 £45, seein 28 the fact that the short interset had lower range of value sent from Len Montreal FE PRE BOSSE & BANKS 3.oi T.5.8 ASCANI Oct, #1 | 11-00 aon.; 200.been over exten ing t eavy Business was fairly active dur- | Nova Scotia .is Tae AL ALEANIA.: Ner $ XA re rein for Quehec, selling earlier in the week.ity \u2018the firs hour, amounting to 374,- | Ottawa.robes: pin (Called Second), | LORS 101800 65300 2e $00, 250 Surface conditions indicated that the shares; but fell off seriously on the { Quebec .BEAR 34625 25 and gerard Other 1 2.30,\" 2.00, 3.30.\" 4,00, 4.30, 5.00,\u201d 5.30, i enormous interest which reared itself | day advanced.between 11 and 12 Royal.239% BtearBenme, Colummna, Plates, Cas 50 an ad Barts, Sok we 6.30, 7.00.7.30.8.80, 5.30, 18.38 and 1150 n on the decline beginning in mid-sum- | o'clock only 77,000 shares being trad- | Toronto., .nd Water PI ore, } Lowes Line 1 818, 0.158% 7.16 8 1h rh mer had been largely put to rout, al- | ed in.The threatened strike on the | Traders.« ater Pipes, Contraot Fur pl) articular aN services apply to | 1.12, 8.SH Eee ee !Lopæ.[though from all accounts it remains | Harriman roads caused some nervous | Union .\u2026 Munloipai and Bulldars\u2019 84pa THE BE bib co.Le (Sundays) unusually large.ness in these issves, Union Pacific | Nationale .-\u2014 plies, Maohinery ani Monirsal, Quebet, to, John, plea Quebes der Mae naar, vel Jtaly's declaration of war height- gaining a point, later lasing 1% points SALES, Cpecialties.o 4 after Sunday.Ist Octob nus and si Conaré Line \u2018Agente 1.30, 208, 130 3, 230 400.410, 5.08 | ened the unfavorable effect of the for- | and afterwards rising 1% poiaus, then Cement, 437% at 25, 1913 ss ne Teave Quebec ctobey: a pny Guin oper Pain | lon inuences ln the lah part of | dropping 2 pone, \u201cA mall Sen STRMZEL | BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, | 111 rin - .er Line: \u20147.00, 7.45.9.00, 10.09 am.1.48, | the day the market sagged and gains | bank failure in Berlin was announced 35 at 86 30 8 Paull, QUisil .\u201cTow Rate E lons A 1.44 Mra 465,545 58 TR] 8 | of | to 3 points were loat, The close and great weakness reported on the | pl Fe Lon 0 at 58; : Canadian Northern-Quebec.e Excurslo Less x 0.4 Palle for Quebec, via | found some losses on the day's opera- | bourse of that city.The regular semi- 25 at 58%; 300 at 58; 35 at 57%; 2 - (Effective Midnight 30th September.),.B E R M U As oe aa 420M 00.1.9, | tions, auaough net changes in most | annual dividend of one per cent on at 57%; 10 at 58; 50 at 57%: 50 at NOTICE 9.30 a.m.\u2014 Daily except Sunday: 600, 6.30, 7.30, He: 3 9.30, 10.5% 5 cages were only nominal.h Southern Railway preferred was de- | cop.\u201d for Montreal, Joliette, a P.he position of this country at this | clared, bat this was a disappointment, ; Shawinigan Falls, Grand fa ys .Montmorgner pale for ben time of crisis in European politics was | the road's earnings being so good, a Jo 8, oat Be 125 at 132%.Borhe SS.Natashqusn, captain Jos \"Mere, ge.Connects at, ATR \\eanis.Foil.Sa Yom Ea Jz Ss 4.45, 81S, 6.i%, 9.04 | described by international bankers as | larger distribution had been antici- Trin City 25 at 104%.a Requimeux Point sod way ports, Garnçau Junction with, ok SO unusaully favorable.For the first [ pated.Rock Island for August lost + 1, 8S 7 Thursd 7th t at?trains to and from the Tite \"Liner \"\u201cOCEANAT BET.QUEBEC à ST, ANNE DE SEAUPRR time in many years, it was said, the | $167,000 in net.The declaration of Thom Steel, Bs BIR ou sex.Freighe eh instant.at Cran Wall Laurentian Division bee, aifiees Tons Displacement: 535 ft.beginning of a war in Europe found | war by Italy and Turkey caused a rise Thon Bee ue 1 the Mest Del Ces! and Heal ad Sour erento: excellent sea bai rase Most Luxurious and Only 2a.Fi First-Class Passenger Steamer to Bermuda, > dais\u2019 eH frei ppl £0 Si on the * \u2018Oceanma.\u2019}, > cest Quebec for Ste.Anne de Beaupre : # 15 and es 5 Rome de Resupre for 10.11.00 am, 1200 moon, 2.00, 4.15, money rates here easy, so that New Yor! is in a position to enlarge its in price of wheat although stocks were but little affected.President Taft's B.C.Packers, 2§ Rio, 10 at 111%.Mont Power, 20 at 165; 50 at 164%, at 624.Shed No.13.For rates snd other information ap to the National Navigation Co, tween Garnean Junctios and Riviere a Pierre.\u2018 Parlor-buffet car is run on chi ding atatervom berth & meals $15 s.36, Sa.oo 9.30 am, 12.3, Gare 7.30 | thet narrowing here today by Berlin, | speech of last night was rather favor.5 > 6 pe ur Sa (Sundays) and it was presumed thal war he- | ably construed, but it must be con- Ogiivie 8 a 235 Le.116 Dalhousie street.Phone train.pm\u2014Dailr except Sunday fod! SE i Brain Dede, bus 8h 10 wih pr rate ey os A iar Responses und it was preseumed that war be- | fessed he did not promise and abate- 8 : \u2014 Casimir.1 ment of his efforts to enforce the Sher- made Dances, Gymusslum, Wire.$18, | tween Turkey and Italy would result EURE RS foarte sr 5 Pend 045 5m in continued transfers of funds to [ man Act as anticipated by the United TORONTO PROVISION MARKET Quebec & Lake St.John Railway.Dee Pi rare a1 Tower tee, | ¢ KOS, 0107, 4 Save for by grim 430 | Europe.Recently Italy has heen [States Supreme Court.Some selling | Quotations are as follows: (Effective.Noon Sunday, let Bath Re i ee Biway, N.YX, | 5-30 and 9.10 p.m.drawing down her balances in London, | of the inetrnational issues was noted, | Ontario wheat, No.2 northern 8 to Emest H Lefevre 8.30 a.m.\u2014Daily except Satur 1 BETWEEN QUEBEC AND 8T.JOACHI (Week Days) Leave Quebec sir se St.Joachim :~9.00, 11.00, M land also has beerl taking some money from this country.Demand sterling rates fell 20 points today.due fears that the war news would precipitate a flood of selling from Europe tomorrow.Canadian Pacific was | 2 R6c outside, according to Manitoba No.! northern 104%¢; No.No 3 northern northern 103%c; location.flea} Estite and Gonoral Agent and Sunday to Ro Chicoutimi, &ec.9.30 a.m.\u2014Sunday only to St.Rape > ! : am, 2.00 an .e St Sp Tor Tor Quebec:\u20147.15 am, | \u2018Trading in American Tobacco se- | weak for this reason.The market 101 4c.mond.Gaspe + Baie des Chalsurs ting i wis, 5 eed an \u2018curities was continued on a large [was heavy in the last hour, with a| Oats\u2014Canada western No.2 46c; [{| MONEY TO LOAN 5.30 p.m.\u2014Daily except Sunday o& \u201cGASP seve, Quebec for St.Joashim:\u201410.00 am, 1.568le.The four per cent honds weak- | fractional rally at the close.No.3 44%c at lake ports for im- on goed Securities St.Raymond.aL EIEN \u201c {ened early in the day owing to a re-| We still regard the outlook as un- | Mediate shipment.Ontario No.2 Tel.4050.7 Charest Street 8.00 p.m.\u2014Saturday only to Robergenres des Monte, Mont Lonis, eis \u2018st.Joshi for Quebees\u201411.45 aon, port that the plan for re-organization | certain and would buy stocks only on | White 4lc to 42c: No.3 40 outside val, Chicoutimi, &ec., with nt, proies ane | al F où inter \"AR MONTMO RENCY FALLS ELRYATOR RUNS AS FOLLOWS: of the company provided for retirement of this issue at 90 instead of at drops of two points or so and sell | on track Torontoon equal advances, Corn\u2014American No.2 \u2018yellow 7c sleeper for Chicoutimi.Tickets on sale at F.S.Stocking\u2019sy ate \u201cpoets 8 Tr 0, Sy tm 60 pm | par.The preferred stock rose nearly | \u201cNew York Curb Quotations\u2014Hol- | on track Toronto.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.[32 St.Louis street, Hone & Rivet, Bd tg EU Market ly pa Suh paper it ve ee, ES RE on points.On the curb the common | linger 11 to 11%: Rea 2% to 9-16; Vi- _Peas\u2014No.2 92 to 95c; No.2 75 to eee ee 2 toy Railay Depot, St dans be toms pril oth, ve stock rose 14 points.pond 39 to 41; West Doine % to 1%; | 77e.; ï on Geb] fied » Podsas Otto.Andrew street.and Chateau Fronte- \"rts spofy > ks A =a mart.Sash reports were ie guy | rorey 1116 to 13-16: Porcupine North.|, Barley 75 to 8c outside for malt | | FETRERSTONHAUGH DEXNISON CO, M | on w ar Local Express service for parcel RC August reports were submitted today [ ern 83 to 85: American Tobacco 408 | ing.LL LORS ALPYONSF POL TOT pol : Phones Corner Dambourges à 3.Pau) Bite FAA pluies, ae pl, othe te | Canadian Pacific was the only large | to 412; Standard Oil, new, 325 to 350: Buckwheat\u201454 to 55e shipping | | many Op NOVA SCOTIA QUIL SENG TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.points TICKETS AGENTS \u201cen all other information apply to the Supsystem to show a material increase in net earnings.Curiously enough, Can- Butte, 15 to 15%; British Columbia Copper 3% to 3X : Grezne 5% to 5%; Flour-\u2014Listed quotations at Toron- TIME TABLE Taking Effect June Sth, 1911.FP.8.king, 32 St Louis St.erintendent, .; Fi 5.YREL, adaian Pacific was the weakest stock { Inspiration 5% to 6: Inter.Cont.Rub.| fo are: First patents $5.30; second EXPRESS Leaves Riviere du Loup 7.30 A Hone & Rivet, 21 Buado 8, JA EERE mt.© ahs (CARE among the standard railroad issues.| ber 10% to 18: La Rose 4 to 4%: Mays | Patents $4.80; strong bakers $4.60.On.| clared between Italy and Turkey.mixeD Are, ere Tous 1282 x Reading, Erie and Rock Island re-| Oil 10 to 20; Nipissing, 7% to 7%; | tario, winter, 90 per cent patents, | Some further selling occurred later Arrives Connors, N 235 $ a - DC SE ro TE 2 ported smaller net earnings.Ohio Copper 1% to 17-16: Rawhide | $3.50 seaboard.in the afternoon but nobody seemed Een ie Riviere dn on REE WHITE IT \u2018DOMINION Id STEAMERS ; There was further activity in the | 4 to 6; Ray Central 1% to 7-16; Unit- | _Millfeed\u2014Manitoba bran $23 tolto think that the war would have | mixnD Cite Commer que.51S Ir LUT WETT INE RHEIN TINIE RB | bond market.Some of the speculative | ed Gosport coms Yokes ToC $2350 per ton shorts $25per ton on | much effect on our market and there | LAG Dar Eh a Weskly Sailing) between Montreal, Qusbas and Liverpod) TRIPLE-COREN ROYAL SY THR TWIN atone oh MAIL STRAMERS | LAURENTIC j8 2 MECANTIC (33.3 issues were pushed up at a lively rate early in the day, but reacted sharply with 8 fina] upturn before the close.The general bond market was firm with a good distribution of business.Montreal\u2014Curb sales, afternoon session: Wayagamack 25 at 35.otations\u2014 Western Canadas Powto 55%; Western Canada Power bonds 88 sellers.maT rey Liggs\u2014Selected 23 to 24¢; fresh 20 to 2lc.NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.29\u2014The market New York, Septwas no liquidation of importance, although active issues sold off from 10 to 2 from their early high level.Around the lower level good support was forthcoming and the market remained steady, showing for the most TEUTONIC (2% Mafotaluing » senvice of Heosptional Merit and affording the latest devioss for comfort end safety, Rates and Sallings on applioation.ho laut Passo ger mailing from the St Jawrenoes R.I.K.Laurentie, Wed.Mer.Mad.LLL STAR LINE » LARGRST STREAMERS 2 CANADA (R%.ne No.8 and 87.WORLD i Accumulated Funds at 15th November, 1910.MRD LEE ASSURANCE .$ 62,217,218.87 IY: was active and strong with a total absence of excitement.Shorts still seemed to be covering but of more or less liesurely way, and the market was orderly.On the advance stocks seemed to come out quite freely by those who had bought to sup- pet moderate net declines on the day.t is thought thet the war will cause some selling of stocks by foreign interest tomorrow and it looked as if our market was anticipating the effect of this seliing.The war in itself is not seriously hut when a war starts Connecting at _Mdmundeton Function whi Canedian Pacific.Ry.for Woorlstock, Frederice .John, NÉ; phone Presque Tota, Er and rort Faiv Weld, Mein alt Intercoat Riviere LN 1 gr \u201cpt fi Er Expre fui thet porn : Stack Inga Manager TE Brita T Freight and Pasosme Tt, era! re! \u201c \u20ac iy Riviere a Loup.rE Thp oes nou rwenne str the \u201cdorlate\u201d™ nf Jamaica sein health And comfort to visitors ha 1 Kpot of the Universe\u201d .uran ort the market for a turn and e | it is difficult to see all the complica- ot rr Tt re ttre TO THE MEDITERRANEAN Cibsisting Aes ces at 15th h November, 1910 130mm bons pA ag profits hut during the fest two tions which may occur.Total sales Spoil Som Étoursions $65 Dents 008 1} | Muscat 8 Begsiar Selings trom Now ow York and Desion me Paid .Trees seen ae 7.503 hours of trading these sales were well | B11,150.$3,500,000 bonds.c wiv pave = Now York¥ Lisorpont vie Queenston Th fo ria, craie and and Revenue for the Year.eee eee 1485.00 | abiorved and the market continued | = TOURS TETE SA 867, 50 AVew 4 to show a good undertone.In spite The largant steamers in the West vodlon .000t 91 Coûrie.res vante Ci re.Oct 8 Bemae gu | | Gano.+ ov.A Bonus to Bq Equal sons Elin of $15 per $1,000 of weakness la or to fries which The Quebec Ghronicle Knperier area ne, many single berth All Stawtmers sawinned with Wireless ang Submarine mare per out evident in Canadian and BS O.Fring cdma bE, ET, Te rente | SPP ind i mia amples, Total Bortus declared.- $37,800,000.00 most evident in Canadian an Printing a, mots por fugtner partiouises Apolr to ¥.8 ie A Rivet, In the afternoon the market showed Hi het?onde ot the Company, 3 Busae | THE FOTAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO, BE Ne A I Sh en W.MORTON MASSEY, Chief Ageat Loire Sa rs ti \u2018ae | QE RE 1000 pe am.| PROMIS 800 ar 6 ee The StindesA Lite M mu.QUEBEC | PMArt SEER was tried on the an; | weekly.whi GL vet.Yl Beate.opposite the Bn.Asevance Gothpans.v oustela UEBRC | pouncemant that war had been de\u201d Ps déreme Terns ser sp lise sept.12xtu,th,sattilisept.23 DRAWING INSTRUMENTS of all kinds NECHINICSS SLY C0 80-90 St.Paul Street.A large assortment of Children\u2019s Go-Carts and English Perambulators D.S.Rickaby foralture, Warshouss and Underisking Establshmant - Phone 331 8371 #k Jona is + 1 FLYING MACHINES Mechanicat Toy Aeroplanes, real flyers.Self propelled.Prices 15c, 25e.and SD.each.We have just received à new stock of aerial flyers-\u2014the small boy's delight.Price, five cents each.PENNY TOYS.We carry the largest stock of Penny Toys in the ciay.See our new colored Picture Toy Books, Cut-out Paper Dolls, Transfer Pictures, etc, at one cent each.T.H O'NEILL, 248 St.John Strees ORIGINAL andonls GENUINE Bewar Imitations Sold ox the merits of Edouard Hamel, J.des R.Tessier, B.A.8c.B.A.Sc.HAMEL & TESSIER CIVIL ENGINEERS Hochelaga Bank Building 136 St.Peter St.- - QUEBEC, TEL.2689.The Nectar of Champagne Champagne Mont-Rollond To taste it is to adopt it.A.LAGET, 2851.Joseph Street.WANTED\u2014To teach, by 2 young lady well versed in English and French, a few young business men desirous of learning or improving their conversation in French; willing to give lessons in the evening; private classes during the day for younger people, including music, also solicited.Address Madame Ouellet, 16 $t.Julia street, Quebecsept.21x4 thrs&sat SILLERY NURSERIES, BERGERVILLE, We have a fine stock of Ferns for Table Decorations, from $1.00 per doz.We pay return car fare on new line to all who visit us and spend $1.00 or more.JOHN RAMSDEN, Gardener, Phone 295.sept27x6m We Haves special lines of Fall Coats, made of black vicuna loth, for men; regular price $12.50, our price for this sale $10.00, 500 Fall Coats, heavy tweed, for boys of 10 to 15 years old.5 Value $6 and $7, for .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Tweed Trousers, regular value of $1.75, offered at .Le 91.25 Beautiful Costumes and Dress Goods, nice choice at low prices, As ever.A lot of Skirts, Venetian cloth, black and navy, $4.00 for2.00 A lot of Petticoats (black sateen), $2.00 for .veer.8149 Wool Golfes for ladies, $2.75 for We have a nice assortment of woolen Jersies for children, all sizes.\u201cPriestley\u2019s\u201d goods; they are the best.S per cem Bons.MYRAND & POULIOT 215 St.Joseph St., Quebec | Church Se ; Cathedral of the Holy Trinity.\u2014 ! Holy Communion, 8 am.; Morning ! Prayer and Holy Communlon, 11 a.m.; | Sunday Sshool, 245 p.m.; Childrens\u2019 Service, 3.30 p.m.; Evening Prayer and sermon, 7 p.m.; Special collection atm al! services for Mission Fund of this diocese (country clergy stipends.) St.Andrew's Church (Presbyterian) St.Ann Street\u2014The Revd, Andrew T.Love, D.D., Minister.Divine service at 11 o'clock am.and 7 o'clock p.m.Sabbath School at 3 o'clock pm.Strangers made welcome to this old historic church.near St.Louis)\u2014Minister: Rev.S.T.Martin, M.A, 67 St.Ursule street.ister; 7 p.m., the Minister.Sunday School and Bible Classes.3 pm.Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.H.Gordon Perry, 96 Fraser street.Strangers cordially invited.Baptist Church, McMahon and D\u2019Autie] streets\u2014Pastor, Rev.Hugh A.Ellis.Public worship, Sunday, 11 am and 7 pm.Sunday School and Bibie Classes, 3 p.m.Week evening service: Wediresday, 8 p.m.All are welcome.St.Andrew's Church (Presbyterian) Levis\u2014Rev.J.J.Wright, B.A., pastor.Regular Sunday Services at li am.and 7 p.m.Sunday School and Pastor's Bible Class at 1025 am.St.Peter's Church, 280 St.Valier street, St.Roch\u2019s\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 p.m.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\u2014Bishop Grisdale will preach and celebrate the Holy Communid at St.Matthew's Church to-morrow (Sunday) morning at the 10.30 o'clock service.St.Michael's Church, Sillery\u2014Morn- ing service, 11 a.m; evening service, 4pm, French Baptist, D'Youville street\u2014 Services Sunday, 11 am.and 7 pm.Wednesday at 7.30 pm.Rev.A.J.Lebeau, pastor, No.45 D'Youville.Trinity Church, St.Stanislas street, below St.John\u2014Rev.A.R.Beverley, M.A, rector.Services to-morrow will be as follows: 11 sm.Morning Prayer snd Sermon; 3 p.m., Sunday School and Bible Class, 7.00 p.m.; Evening Prayer and Sermon.Holy Communion : First Sunday in month at 11 a.m.; third Sunday, 7 p.m.Litany: Second Sunday in month at 11 am.MISS LA PALME NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency Lord Grey, Gover- nor-General, and His Honor the Lieu- tenant-Governor, Sir Frantois Langefier, the great Canadian prima donna, Miss Beatrice La Palma, from the Royal Opera House, London, will make her first appearance in Quebec Wednesday evening, at the Auditorium Theatre.This great social and artistic event will assemble the elite of our society at the upper town playhouse, and the delightful performance of Miss La Palme and her assisting artists will create an impression that will long last in the memory of all those who will be present.The operatic singer has prepared a specially interesting program for Quebec, including selections from operas, ballads and romances by modern English and French composers and even a few German and Spanish very beautiful songs.The principal assisting artists will be the brilliant young violin virtuso, Cart Klein, who has won for him an enviable reputation in Europe and .culiarly original methods have proved Chalmers' Church (St.Ursule St, Sabbath services: 11 am, The Min-| [Ss * PHIL OTT cOMING ., TO QUEBEC SOON All theatregoers will be glad to know that arrangements have been closed for a return here of the famous comedian, Phil Ott, whose peso effective in winning favor the past two' seasons, This year he has secured the rights to Matt Ott\u2019s very latest and by far his best product, \u201cThe Monarch and the Maid,\u201d a romantic musical comedy founded on the reported infatuation of ex-King Manuel of Portugal for the ravishingly beautiful Parisian dancer, Gaby Deslys, who, by the way, has just, atrived in New York to fill an engagement at the Winter Garden in that city.- : The development of the story, which is ohe of decided intensity, calls for Phil Ott anda Some of His Dancers dramatic ability in the suporting members of this cast.: In this, Mr.Ott has outdone by long odds ail his previous efforts.He has selected artists second to none in their respective roles, not only in dramatic interpretation, but also as singers.This in particular is true regarding Miss Pearl Evans, whose clear, high, ringing and sweet soprano has no superior on the.American stage.The company is not only stronger in every respect than heretofore, but is also larger; the clever principals being supported by a chorus of ladies and gentlemen, every member of which is capable of doing solos.Mr.Ott feels highly elated over having secured a play of such merit and in finding artists se thoroughly suited to the work in hand, Everybody will want to see him in this production, as he is conceded to be one of the very few really great comedians.Auditorium next Thursday and two following days, matinees Friday and Saturday.Popular prices will prevail, as heretofore.THE SEASON'S EVENT.Such a remarkable attractions as the visit of Gatty Sellers, solor organist at the Queen's Hall concerts, London, and King George's trumpeter, Wm.Short, principal trumpeter to the King's private band and state con- THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.certs, Buckingham Palace, cannot fail to cause much speculation as to what the program will consist of.The coronation music, which they are to perform, includes the coronation marches of Sir Edward Alger, Frederick Cliffe and the special trumpet fanfares arranged by Sir Frederick Bridge and Dr.Borland, for the coronation.Also the chorales sung at the coronation service.In addition to the trumpet and the full resources of the organ, a set of cathedral chimes will be used in conjunction with the instruments just mentioned at the coming performance.Needless to say, with such a combination a magnificent ensemble will be produced.They bave had immense receptions in Europe, whilst the King's trumpeter before, the coronation crowded out Australia\u2019s largest ballf, the organist having siso filled to excess with overwhelming audiences United States cathedrals on his last tour there.Canada, therefore, is not likely to be behind hand in this respect, and a great reception will doubtless be waiting England's famous musicians at St.Andrew's Church on October 3.: CHALMERS\u2019 CHURCH.\u2018The pastor will occupy the pulpit at both services next Sabbath.In the evening he will speak on \u201cThe Place of Reason in Relation to Faith.\u201d At the morning service Rev, C.E.Cameron, D.D,, will speak on \u201cSome Interesting Features in Our French Work.\u201d QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY CHANGE OF TIME.On Monday, October 2, the fall and winter schedule of the Quebec Central Railway will be in effect.The morning train for Portland, Sherbrooke and all local points will leave Levis as usual at 8 o'clock daily except Sunday.The New York and Boston express will leave Levis at 3.30 p.m.daily.\u2018This train will carry a through Pullman buffet sleeper for New York.CANADIAN NORTHERN QUEBEC QUEBEC & LAKE.ST.\u2018JOHN \u2019 RAILWAY.Our readers\u2019 attention is called to the time table of the Caradian North ern Quebec and Quebed & Lake St.John Railways, which becomes effec: tive on Sunday next, the 1st October, the new time going into force at midnight, Saturday, 30th September, on the Canadian Northern Quebec, and at noon October 1st, on the Quebec & Lake St.John.Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA The Cigar of quality.\u201c \u201c good taste.\u201c that is well made smokes well, burns well.is mild.has a good shape.is made of Havam is in good conditon.guaranteed by the maker, H.D.Remember the name.tohacco, These are the qualities of the famous La Delicia vigar at 10e, Barry.LA DELICIA America.Seats are selling fast at the Auditorium.mere VENICE AT QUEBEC Riviere Lairet.Jacques Cartier Park \u2014\u2014 \u2014 All lots in Jacques Cartier Park are watered by the The only property in Quebec which has a real speculative value, Situated a few feet from the new Drouin Bridge and opposite the new market, 600 lots are now for sale upon easy conditions.For all information apply to th undersigned, Rl C.J.LOCKWELL, President Manager.88 St.Peter Streot pt 0 ait real value $1.68, We Give 5% For Cash Can only be attained by the * Si constent showing, of NEW MODES Every day is like an \u201cOpening D-ay\u201d in our Millinery Salon, as we Our own productions are as ncar like always importing and creating something new .Paris Hats as is possible cause we have imported our own mat erials, therefore the Color-Com tions as well as styles are Parisian.Le , Prices for trimmed Hats range from $8.00 to $60.08 ° Untrimmed Hats from $1.50 to $15.00.Suits, Coats and Dresses for MISSES, GIRLS AND JUNIORS, In The Dress Goods \u2018 , We show an unusual assortment of Double Face Scotch and Eng! Mixtures, Border Novelties, Zibeline, Finé all Wool Velour Dress Goody: and Reversible Tweed Suitings.SPECIAL VALUE FOR THIS WEEK.Colored Broadcloth, all wool, very wide, a large variety of new colo SILK Special .2200000 ssu0s00 DEPARTMENT vedo oo i : * Critical Shoppers tell us that we carry the best line of Misses sg \u2018 Children\u2019s apparel in town.| 2 Misses Tailored Suits .\u2026.\u2026.Misses\u2019 Cheviot Coats .Girls\u2019 Serge Dresses .Girls\u2019 Coats .pes aacnctan ton ce Children\u2019s Coats 0.0.81578 $17.00 and $25.08 T1075 1200 and 17.CI 450 578 and TL 80.8 eer.S00 6.ma 3 \u201c dP #2 3s We are showing complete assortments of Paris Colorings in Revers \u2018 Special- Plaid Sifk in a variety \u2018of patterns.and colors regular $1.00 Special .\u2026.s.cvcuus vosarsee sans recsne0 sans on 000 va.F.SIMARD & CIE .60c.a quali 142 St Josaph St, St Rooh, Quebdes 2% ty 756 * ible Silk and Satins, also Silk Velvet and Velvetens in all the new fats shades.: .Specials 23 to 24 in Dress Velveteens, in ten colorings and black, r value 85c.18 à tion \u2014and Xeen of Judgment, \u2019 He knows a good thing when he sees it \u2014that\u2019s why, like all Sportsmen, he favors EDDY\u2019S oo» MATCHES Made of Wax, with specially treated heads.You Can't Blow \u2019em Out.Bold everywhere in Canada.Customers 200 pairs White Curtains in Swiss Appliquee Net, worth $6.25 sold at $ es \u2014 \u2014 1 case of samples of Colored Muslin, 1 1-2 yard long, worth 50c fee 15c, 1 case of Cream Madras Samples, Splendid Patterns, worth $1.25 tor 50c, We had the same bargain last spring and in thres days every piece was gone, so hurry upif you want to take advantage of that extraordinary chance.29-31 SI.loha SL P.J.COTE, Opposite Palace Hi 4.50 === 2 cases of samples of Colored Madras Muslin, 8 1-2 yards long, worth $1.28 for 25c a piece.CT Madras More Bargains For Our wy "]