The Quebec chronicle, 9 octobre 1911, lundi 9 octobre 1911

[" ' \u2019 } \u201cis +4 \u201cCENSUS WILL BE À DISAPPOITMENT rh Weather Rine and Warmer, ESTABLISHED 1764.¢ Use \u201cHealth Brand\u201d Potato Flour If you want Perfect Results Recipe No: 1 ANGEL CAKE.! Mix and sift together three times 11-2 teaspoon each cream of tartar and salt, 1-2 cup sugar and 1-3 cup Health tBrand Potato Flour.Beat until stiff [the whites of five eggs; cut and fold in the dry ingredients, add 1-2 tear \u2018spoon vanilla and bake 15 or 20 minutes, in one dosen small tins, or about thirty minutes in a bread tin.CAUTION :\u2014Always use \u2019 - \u2018A.GR Phone 1141 Recipe No.2.CREAM ALMOND CAKE.Cream 1-2 cup butter, 1 cup fine granulated sugar, and 1-2 tes- spoonful extract of almond; sift together 1-2 cup Health Brand Potato Flour, 1 cup flour and 1 teaspoonful baking powder; add this alternately to creamed sugar and butter with 1-2 cupful sweet milk.Beat whites of, 3 eggs to stiff froth and fold in carefully.Bake in moderate oven.cold Water.Sold only in packages at 15¢ ENIER 94 and 96 St.John Street bols ulation of Dominion Ex.\" pected to Fall Short of Seven + and a Half Million.IGNORANT DEPUTY HETURNING OFFICERS Reduced the Majority of Mr.Borden by Their Lack of Knowledge.oo Ottawa, Ont, Oct.8\u2014(Special to * The Chronicle.)\u2014Isformation is ac- pointment.In addition, it is beginning to be known that the cost will outrun all Mr.Fisher ran his department on the severest principles of patronage, and the result of committing the nomination of enumerator; - and higher officials to the Liberal éqespbers and defeated candidates has been to provide a staff at once numer- The fob will prove exorbitantly expensive, ws well as disappointing as to 1esults.tt The formal announcement is held - ap by the delinquency of a very few in their returns.3 These are Cumberland, N.S.; Battleford, Guek.; part of Regima, Sask, and of YNe-Cariboa, B.C.The cez- , jzhzw reported tire-wf- ficisls cancerned ts the Department of gxpectations.« ous, expensive and inefficient, * localities to send Justice to take action.WILL BUILD TO , CANADIAN LINE.Minneapotis, Minn., Qet.7\u2014New- an Erb, new director of the Minnepolis and St.Louis Railroad, to-day \"ade the first authoritative statement + tegarding the plans of the company.L * He said :\u2014 \u201cWe will build to the Canadian line snd we will rehabilitate the Mingeapolis and St.Louis Road and Iowa Central.We will do our own developing and do not contemplate selling out to any Canadian road.\u201d GOVERNOR WILLING TO HOLD CONFERENCE - cumulating to the effect that the census is about to prove a great disap- The population has been + placed at cight millions in the esti- - mates given out by the Laurier Government.It is certain that it will fall materially short of that figyre, and it.may fall short of seven and a half mil- Jackson, Miss., Oct.7.\u2014~Governor E.E.Noel announced tonight that President Markham of the Illinois Central, has indicated his willingness to meet the Governor \u201cand any persons who that official may invite to be present,\u201d to explain the position of the railroad and discuss questions pertaining to the Questions of the Illinois Central shops and clerks which do not involve tecognition of the employes of the federation.The conference will be Reld in the office of the Governor in Halifax, N.S, Oct.7.\u2014The result of the recount in Halifax, which ended today before Judge Wallace, is that R.L.Borden's majority in this riding is reduced from 190 to 100.Four deputy returning officers put the number.ered counterfoil into the box with the ballots.Three of the rejected boxes gave Borden large majorities, and one was 3 Liberal majority.Herring Cove was the first box of this kind.It gave the Liberals about 30 majority.Then Sober Island East, Che:- zetcook and Dover, with Conservative majorities were rejected for a similar reason.The two last-mentioned polls made a net loss to the Conservatives of 90.The result is that Mr.Borden's majority is reduced to 100 over Mc- Lean and 166 over Blackadar, while Blackadar has 93, instead of the previous 23 over Crosby.The Conservatives gained 23 exclusive of the polls thrown out.The stupidity and ignorance of the deputy presiding ofhcers is the cause of the trouble.With the counterfoil in the box attached tc the ballot it was possible to tell how each slostor voted.EL Lu+ , v cmt ¢ HUSBANS AND WIFE \u201c WERE FOULLY MURDERED Detroit, Mich, Oct .8\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Jacob Craft, proprietors of a road house several miles from Detroit, were murdered in their saloon tonight and the police are searching for Charles Fuller, a former employe.A daughter of the murdered couple claims that Faller shot at her and missed and then killed her parents.The tragedy, it is said, followed a quarrel between the girl and Fuller.GIRL STUDENT GAVE ALARM AND SAVED LIVES \u2018Wheeling, W.Va, Oct.8\u2014The Catholic Home of the Good Shepherd, at Edington, near this city, was entirely destrov .oy fire that started at 2 o'clock this morning.20° Of the 250 girl inmates of the korc, one awoke and detected the odors of smoke.Sisters of the charge of the home, and with the greatest celerity the children were led from the burning building t> 4 nearby hitlside.were in scanty attre.inated in the chapel and spread with great rapidity.The loss will be between $25,000 and $30,000, She aroused one of the forty Good Shepherd in None was injured, but many The are n.1g- Jackeon on Monday.WILL REPRESS ROYALIST OUTBREAK IN PORTUGAL Paris, Oct.8\u2014The Portuguese Premier, Jose Chagas, has notified the Portuguese legation here that the Government has taken all necessary steps to repress the Royalist rising in \u201ctranquility The an armed band yesterday had made an attempt against Braganca, but without success, and is now close to the fron- The government has reinforced e Braganca garrison.The Premier adds that he wishes the press to be tugese Governany censorship be telegrams, and is permitting even the north and that reigns throughout the country.\u201d Premier's dispatch states that ier.informed that the er - ment is not exercisin e most mendacious reports to be ransmitted.A GROWING TOWN.Waterloo, Ont, Oct.7.\u2014-Waterloo's assessment will be shown to have increased during the past year to th extent of $557,023, almost 25 per cent of the total, and the population figures show a gain of 180, bringing the number of residents to 4800.MISTAKEN FOR DEER AND SHOT DEAD Bingham, Me., Oct.7\u2014Mistaken for a deer by the man whom he was guiding through the woods near the base of Mosquito Mountain today, Harold Hight, 28, of Bingham, was shot to death.Hight and Dr.Brooke, a physician of New York, started out from a sporting camp near Lake Moxie in search of deer with the understanding that if either saw an animal he was to whistle to the other.Dr.Brooke thought he saw a deer and whistled, When he got no answer he fired, he says.* The bullet struck the guide in the back of the neck and he died shortly afterwird, although Dr.Brooke did everything possible for him.WELL KNOWN STEAMSHIP OWNER IS DEAD St.John, N.B., Oct.8.\u2014A private eablegram from London announces the death of David Jardine, of the grinping and lumber firm of Farns- \u2018worth & Jardine, and a former New \u2018Brunswicker, at the age of 84.The firm at present controls the Alex Gibson Railway Company and lumber properties in New Brunswick.POMMERY FILS& CO: Shippers of the famous P OMMERY CHAMPAGNE \u201cPOMMERY?\" stands for the highest grade of Champagne shipped from France.Jt) Pay the Highest Pricés for POMMERY + AW: YOUNG & GO.3 CHRISTIANITY AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS Talked Of by English M.P.'s and United States Vice-Pres- ident at Methodist Conference, \u2014\u2014 Toronto, Ont, Oct.&\u2014Papers on \u201cChristianity and Social Problems\u201d by two members of tkt English Paellament and by a former Vice-Presi- dent of the United States were among those which today proved to be of ts- pecial interest to the delegates attending the sessions of the Ecumenical Methodist Conference in this city.The status of the laborer as seriously affected by vital changes in modern social and industrial conditions and the duty and opportunities of the church in dealing with the various resultant problems were among the topics dealt with from both practical and ethical points of view.\u201cThe keynote of the church should pe nore religion in business and more business,\u201d said Charles W.Fairbanks, former Vice-President.\u201cInequalty of wage for men and women, working under like conditions, is an affront to the spirit of christian religion.\u201cThe progress of nations in the last analysis is measured by the real progress of woman herself.has become merged in the machinery of which he is such an important part.And he has come to feel, too frequently, that the great church is not sympathetic toward him.Industrial peace will come through the influence of the christian religion.\u201d A paper by Arthur Henderson of London, member of Parliament, who was detained at home by government duties, was read by T.R.Ferens, member of Parliament.\u201cThe Laborer is worthy of his hire, but not infre- employer,\u201d was one of Mr.Henuerson's striking sentences.The time of domestic war is over and gone, but the time of commercial war is come.Like the Venetian campanile our whole social structure is in danger of collapsing.We are discoveries.They are altering world\u2019s relations.ing the \u2018avage and the uncivilized man.You are keeping them from flying at each other and pressing your i tion upon them.\u201d with as labor problems.These are | but the first rumblings of the storm.| But you have true power with which to meet it\u2014the gospel of love.We have got to face this new problem from an entirely new angle.\u201cWe English-speaking peoples have idea, and the labor world is listening for a message to the under-world of unrequited labor and toil.When we are willing to take commercial fail uré rather than to rob our feljows in God's good time there will come a better day for those who toil.Let us be faithful in the ante chamber to the great responsibility.\u201d NEW ARCHBISHOPICAL SEES IN ENGLAND Rome, Oct.8.\u2014~An important reorganization of the Catholic Church in England has been decided uopn and a papal bulletin will shortly be issued dividing England into three ecclesias- iastical provinces, with archepiscopal sees at Liverpool, Birmingham and Westminster.Two new dioceses will also be formed, \u2018one out of a portion of Liverpool, and the other out of the actual disocese of Northampton, with its see in Cambridge.Thus the great see of Westminster will be considerably reduced in dignity, as, instead of having fourteen suffragan sees, as now, it will have only four.EARL GREY AT FAREWELL SERVICE Ottawa, Ont, Oct.8.\u2014Earl Grey attended a farewell service at All Saint's Church today at which the rector, Rural Dean A.W.McKay, officiated The sermon was one of farewell to His Excellency and the service was unusual as a fine send-off to His Majesty's representative, The Goy- ernor-General chose the hymns, which were the Old Hundredth and Kipling's Recessional.A special prayer was said at the close and the whole congregation sang the National Anthem, which had been rung on the church bells as the vice-regal party first entered the church.Earl and Countess Grey afterwards drove to the residence of Sir Wilfrid Laurier on a farewell visit.VOTED TO OUST THEIR VICE-PRESIDENT Providence, R I, Oct.7.\u2014Alleging that be took the stump in Canada in opposition to reciprocity, in the name of the company, unwarrantedly, the stockholders of the Credit Foncier Cas nadien\u2014a French-Canadian lumber and real estate corporation\u2014today voted to oust Arthur Laberge, of Montreal, as their vice-president.Only twenty of the eighteen hundred stockholders voted in person, others being tepresented by proxies voted by the secretary, Joseph W.Trinque Mr.Laberge attended the meeting, and made an extended speech, claiming that his campaign work in Canadg was done entirely as an individual and not in the name of the company.Of the 1800 stockholders, 1,600 reside in New England and the others live in Canada.The company owns timber i tracts in New Brunswick and Quebec.! The laborer | quently the hire is not worthy of the | feeling today the full fruits of new A the : You are unloosen- À ou | will have China and Africa to deal : Wall Paper Sale home-decoration, | HOUSANDS of rolls of attractive, new Wal Paper clearing | this week at a fraction of the actual value\u2014don\u2019t miss this remark.| able chance to save money on your Tomperatures Minimum, 32; à.I\" ONE CENT.| i { | ; | | $1.00 EE the window display of fine value for $1.49 and 8 qt.pails, regular « Enamelled Ware blue-and-white Enamelled Ware Soup Boilers, 10-qr.size, $2.25 value for .59¢ 1 | Table Napkins Special 35c each Table Napkins, factory-imperfect, 00 and $8.00 a dozen, Monday, each .one given to the world many a priceless Pure linen double satin Damask bleached, slightly regular prices 0200 ÎSE \u2014_ Once a Luxury\u2014Now a Necessity luxury\u2014we\u2019ve made them a necessity.Through our new method of selling URS have long been regarded as 3 direct from the Factory, the man F son is not far to seck.wriotis Furs without extravagence.il PAQUET FURS have long been acknowledged to be the BEST Furs on the Canadian Market.The rea- | PAQUET FURS are bought in the raw by men who know their business.Then they are dyed in the immense Paquet dyeing tanks, and are dried in rapidly-revolting cylinders.When dry, the inspectors get in their fine work, and woe betide the skin that fails to come up to the Paquet Standard.The perfect skins are sent upstairs to the cutting room, where they are stretched, cut and passed along to the operators, who know how to put the edges together so they can't come under the direct supervision of trained or woman of limited means may now specialists.apart, and so neatly that the join cannot be located except from the back.After another searching inspection, they are sent to the finishing room\u2014there to receive the padding and e Order Dept., where sharp-eyed inspector: stand ready to reject any, and every, Fur Piece or Fur Garment that falls short of absolute PERFECTION.That's why PAQUET FURS are recognized as the Finest Furs procurable.| Can you wonder then, that more than EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS\u2019 worth of these Furs have been sold already?And this is the sort of Furs we now offer ta YOU at the actual MANUFACTURER'S PRICES oi Can- |A lining\u2014-and, after a final examination they are ready for th ada's Largest Fur Factory.Fur-Lined Coat.4677-313\u2014Lady\u2019s Fur-Lined Coat, 50 inches long, shell of all-wool im- orted Cloth, semi-fitting back, x front, collar and revers of Mink Marmot.lining of Brown Dyed Susliki, Factory Price.$32.Astrachan Jacket 3378\u2014Lady\u2019's 30-in.\u201cFernald\u201d style Jacket, fitted back, center vent, shaw! collar, plain satin lining, Jacket made with nice bright Astrachan skins, Factory Price.$28.short work of almost any quantity.We would, therefore, advise an early .this price.Regular price 10c a yd, Penchase Sale Price Monday, while it lasts, ~~ Table Napkins Special 29c each Double Satin Damask Table Napkins, pure linen, odd lines, slightly actory-imperfect.reg.price .00 a: dozen, Monday, each eee.29 - Fur-Lined Coat.4675\u2014Lady's 50-inch Fur-Lined Coat, shell of pure wool imported Beaver Cloth. Tage) 2 6 Tower Lins: \u2014 636 MAL AIR TM 1.08 ower na, 11.00 sm.00 2.00, 4.643, 6.15, 534 8.30 an 10.30 pty 443, 315, Leave Montmorency Fail one Timer o0 6 to, 5 08, Faure, + JOR AE pan JE pon.Fi.1 20 E30 700, 730, B30.9.30 16.56 ond 11% 39 Le Matisse 0 and 11.50 noo Tavwror Tine : 400.A 15.4.9 7, 158 oan ae 1.13 3.1%, 4.13, £15, 6.15, 8.00, 9.00 an 11.00 p.m, (Bundays) Leave, puehes for Mantmorenc: Unger.Tâne:-28-00, 11.30 ame 12 to 1 00 1.30, 208, 2,30.300, 3.30, 4.00, 4.30.8:00.S.30.6.00,7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00 and 11.00 p.m.Leave Quebec for Montmorency Fam, via Tower Line 7,00 Ta 9,00.10,00 202146 10.30 end 1045 p.m.y pay a Leave Mountri~rency Pal ner Tine oh 30am, 12.08 rar AAC\" 51 2.00, 2.30, 3.00 2.30,7400, 4.30.5.00,\u2019 8.30; sm, 6.30, 7.30, 8:30, 9.30, 10.30 and\u2019 11.30 eave Montmnranev Walls for Tome, Liner S12 gk a is 1012 and 17.00 pm.616, 900, BET.QUEBEC & ST.ANNE DE BEAUPRE (Week Days) T.eave Quehes for Ste.Anne de 20 putes am, 12.00 on, 200 Lis, si ire fey fo de Mn eave Ste.nne de Reaupre = san, 6.15, 7.30, 9.30 sma 12.90, Sas and 4.30 p.m.Quebec for § ) IL te.A 4 \u2014 7.00748 0 on, 16.00 Ame 2.05, 4180S 7.30 and dns 5m.for ' te.ne Penupre Quebec: 6167810, 1030 11,80 normes T2, S30' end 9.30 p.m.F120.23,450, BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM (Week Days) Leave Quebec for Sr.Joachim :\u20149.00, 11.00, am 20 and 8.18 p., ve St Joachim for Quebec ims 12S Shape, for 718 am, (Sundays) Lee, Quebec for St.Joachim:\u201410,00 a.m., 2.m Verve St.\u2018St.Joachim for Quebes:\u201411.15 am.an MONTMORENCY PALLS ELEVATOR RUNS A8 FOLLOWS: Weeks Days: \u2014From 8.00 a.m.Sundays :\u2014From 1.00 wm to 6.00 p.m.The Elevator will not operated E Wee, days from November Ist to Anril 30th, Yo but will be in operation on nda .Commutation tickets | i Stations.Local Express service for RAC, email boxes, meats, fruits, etc., on alf traine, the char are Se end upwards according to \"Se 11 other information apply to £up- erintendent.Poly the J.A.EVERELL, Superintendentto 6.90 p.m, \u20ac.R A.OARR, General * fenager, Phone No.# and &.TO THI METITERRANEAN Reawlar Sc ilinge from New York nad Boston ids Aree Adora.01 a and les and Bemante ou woo BRS: snd AUCTION TON SALE.% Jn the matter \u201cof Lawrence Bogue, Bogue & Picher, Registered, Electrical Contractors, 18 ( se, uebec, Insolvent, Notice is Bereby given that on Friday, 13th October, 1911, at 11 am, | will sell the followi-g assets of above estate as follows : A\u2014Stock in trade 4574.84 \u2018Shop furniture .5655 4631.39 B\u2014Book esis) according to list .cee .$146.10 C\u2014A safe The sale will take place for each item separately \u201cen bloc\u201d at so much lon the dollar.The inventory and list of book debts may be seen at my office.The store will be open on Thursday, 12th October instant, for the inspection of stock and book debts.Conditions of payment : CASH.J.P.E, GAGNON, Syndic.Office : 44 Dalhousie Street, R.& O.Nav.Co.Building.Quebec, October 6, 1911.MODJUGALL & COHANS STOCK BROKERS 31 ST.PETER STANT H.8.THOMSON | Commercial News | NEW YORK STOCK MARKET McDonald & Lesperance, stock brokers, private wire to New York and Montreal, Hochelaga Bank Build- \u2018ng.Telephone 1227.Canadian Press Service.New York, Oct.7\u2014Trading in stocks was again in light volume during today's session, and movements were narrow.The market showed further heaviness during most of the short session, but toward the close recoveries were general and most of the active stocks made small gains.Trading was restricted almost entire- iy to professional operations.\u201cThere was further heavy pressure against United States Steel but bear efforts met obstinate resistance.The stock at its low price showed a loss of less than a point and ended the day with a fractional gain.The fist manifested a tendency to divide itself, with the greater strength in the standard railroads.Some minor stocks particularly those whose movements derive their impetus from pool manipulation, exhibited a degree of activity.\u2018American Beet Sugar and Pacific Telephone were among the strongest of the industrials.American Tobacco {ssues showed further strength and American Snuff pfd advanced more shan two points.The conspicuously weak spot in the list was Allis Chalmers.The five per cent bonds broke more than seven points, the preferred stock three points and the common 2%.These issues sold at the lowest prices on record since the company was formed in 1901 with no authenticated information to account for the decline.American stocks were fractionally lower in London where a more bope- ful feeling prevailed as a result of relaxation from the recent strain.British trade reports for September show an increase of almost $11,000,000 in imports with 8 slight decrease in exports.Advices as to domestic commercial conditions were conflictingg.The middle west reported à normal demand, while the mercantile agencies noted a further halting.Announcement that one of the large money lending institutions has stopped making loans to finance building operations, on the ground that the building boom in certain directions had been overdone is interesting in itssug- gestion that this city has been suffering from fictitions real estate conditions.The expected loss in cash by the banks was revealed in the bank statement.In addition to the decrease occasioned by exportation of $3,500,000 gold, the banks lost on operations with the interior.The cash decrease as shown in the average table was considerably in excess of estimates, amounting to $10,769,000.Surplus reserve fell off by $8,718,000.The weakness of Allis Chalmers market.Quotations were steady.Total sales, par value, $1,089,000.United States bonds were unchanged on call for the week.COTTON MARKET.New York, Oct.7.\u2014Cotton futures closed weak.Closing bids: Oet, 9.62c; Nov, 9.63e; Dec, 9.78; Jan, 9.62¢; Feb, 9.66c; March, 9.72¢; April, 9.78c; May, 9.85¢; June, 9.90e; July, 993¢; Sept, 9.50c.Spot closed quiet.Middling uplands 995c; do gulf 10.20c.Sales none.Liverpool\u2014Cotton business done.| Prices American middling, fair, 599d; middling 573d; middling 59d; low spot, moderate unchanged.Atchison.103% 103% 104% Am Car\u2019 Fay: 47% % 47% 47% Am &R.62% 62% 6 B ia F a M caves Riviere du oup.3 Mrar Connors, I : AH tu x ves Connors, .8 M.= rrives Riviere de ae - S18 PM.MIXED Arve Connors, 7.30 AM.Aires Riviere qi Tow.440 P.All Traine Ds Except im co fon Fs at mundaion Jui with acific Roy Th oodeteck, tes Toulon, Presque Isle, SL Ene oa Fort Faitheld, Meiviere Au Len, with ofl Tntercoort Railway Express Trainstot a \"Qué 7 Semmes: TE sents per agate line, Ue rors © y, per enbemn ; HER Daily, 83.00 F Sen inform.8} \"TE 3 de A Jr Le Riviere ra I DRAWING NSTRUMENTS of al\u2019 kinds ECAINIG,'S SUPPLY CD 80-50 St.Paul Street.FLYNG MACHINES Mechanical Toy Aeroplanes, real flyers.Self propelled.Prices 15e, 25e.and 50c.each.We have just received a new stuck of cerial fiyers\u2014the small boy's delight.Price, five cents cach, 2ENNY TOYS.We carry the largest stock of Penny Toys in the ciay.See our new colored Picture Toy Books, Cut-out Paper Dolls, T«ansfer Pictures, etc, at one cent exch.T.H O'NEILL, 248 St.John Street A large assortment of Children\u2019s Go-Carts and \u201cEnglish Perambulators D.S.Rickaby wrnitwre, Warshouss ani Uadsrisking Setadiiehment Phone 351 831 4% Jonna, coh Imitations Sold on the merits of Edouard Hame .d Ada 1 Eee {HAMEL & TESSIER CIVIL ENGINEERS Hochelaga Bank Building 136 8t.Peter St.QUEBEC, TEL.2689, \u2014\u2014 NEW ERA CLOTHING.Come and judge.We kee; hand the ready-to-wear clothing ot the celebrated manufacture, \u201cNEW ERA Come anu see our fall coats and our suits, most elegant eut, and vou will save at least 25 per cent on your purchases.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE | The Nectar of Champagne Champagne Mont-Rollnd To taste it is to adopt it.A.LAGET, 28 St.Joseph Street.PROGRESS OF AVIATOR RODGERS Chicago, Ill, Oet.8\u2014~Aviator C.P.Rodgers, who arrived in Chicago from Hammond, Ind.at noon today, departed for St.Louis late this afternoon.Lockport, Ill, Oct.8\u2014Aviator C.P.Rodgers alighted at Bruce, a small town near here late this afterooon.He landed without trouble.Our Great Sale so long awaited will take place on Wednesday, 11th inst.and following days Considerable reductions in all departments.This sale will be for cash only.We give 5% bons as usual, but you cannot exchange them during this sale.Come in crowds as the staff of clerks has been increased for this occasion, You can save money by paying us a visit, YRAND & POULIOT 215 St.Joseph St, Quebec ! NEW YORK LADY OLLS LAGE Nose Gets Quarry on the Reserves of the Rowley Brothers at Lake Edward.One of the finest heads vi unove secured in this neighborhood so far this year was a fine specimen secured by Mrs.Stern, of New York, a few days ago in the splendid hunting reserves of the Rowley Brothers at Lake Edward.\u2018The head had a spread of 62 inches and would have made several inches more had it not been for a very sharp imturn at the end of one of the horns.One of the horns had twelve tines and the other only ten, The moose was shot about four o'clock in the afternoon at about 300 yards and killed instantly with a single shot.This is not the first one by.any means that Mrs.Stern has killed at Lake Edward.Another magnificent head which she got was unluckily burnt in a big fire a couple of years ago.She has many trophies of the chase of all kinds and as she ppends a great deal of time in the bush she as taken a large number of photographs of game of every description.Every year she passes about six months at Lake Edward.During the summer she fishes and in autumn she has her own camp away in the bush, She has now gone back for some caribou hunting and next month will go shooting in the Rockies and various parts of British Columbia, Another fine head measuring 63 inches was also obtained on the Rowley reserves by Mr.Quintard, of White Plains, N.Y.In fact every day parties are returning from successful trips and many are fitted out every day.The advantage -of these reserves is that they are so extensive and the game is so abundant and close at hand that everyone can be accommodated to suit the time at his disposal.He can make a tour of a week, a fortnight or a month or even two or three days.The Brothers Rowley have a long experience and know how to utilize it to provide good sport for the hunter.Besides this they have a very large quota of highly trained guides who know every inch of the ground which they traverse.Their grounds have always enjoyed a wide popularity among hunters of moose and caribou and this year is no exception to the rule, reports from all parties being thoroughly satisfactory.WASTED TIME AND MONEY BEFORE THEY FOUND GIN PILLS, Galetta, Ont.\u201cMy husband used Gin Pills for Backache and Kidney Disease.The pain in the back was dreadful and the kidneys failed to do their work properly.As he became worse, we found it necessary to begin treatment anu unfortunately wasted time and money on remedies that were little or no good.After taking one dose of GIN PILLS, he found them to be exactly what he needed, and after taking two boxes of GIN PILLS, was completely cured.We heartily recommend GIN PILLS at every opportunity to our friends and relatives.\u201d Mrs.James B.Milford.Write us, mentioning this paper and we will send you a sample box free Then, if you cannot get the regular size boxes at your dealet\u2019s we will supply you at the regular retail price \u201450c., a box, 6 for $2.50\u2014and money refunded if GIN PILLS do not give satisfaction.National Drug & Chemical Co.of Canada, Limited, Dept.Q.C.87.DUKE OF CONNAUGHT'S HOUSEHOLD ADVANCE Montreal, Oct.7\u2014Captain Rivers Bulkeley, C.M.G., M.V.O., equerry to H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught, Captain H.C.Buller, Aide-de-Camp, and about 16 servants, together with over 200 pieces of baggage and two automobiles, reached Montreal on board the Allan liner Victorian at -3 o'clock this afternoon.\u2018Special arrangements had been made for the reception of the advance party and after the baggage had passed a formal inspection by the custom house officers, the party proceeded by special train to Otawa, PRETENDER TO THE PORTUGUESE THRONE Vienna, Oct.7.\u2014Dom Miguel Braganza, pretender to the Portuguese throne, announces that he has agreed to accept the programme laid out by Captain Couceire, leader of the Royalists.Dom Miguel says that the Cortes will have to decide between him and Manuel.He will not proceed to the Portuguese frontier but will remain neutral to the last moment, although he has allowed his sons to enter the Monarchist ranks under assumed names as volunteers.\u201cThe republic of Portugal\u201d said Dom Miguel, \u201chas, theough its disregard for all traditions and religions convictions, made itself so hated, especially among the country people, that the prospects for the restoration of the Monarchy are not unfavorable.\u201d MANY LIVES LOST IN STORN IN MEXICO Nogales, Ariz., Oct.7.\u2014A railroad operator at Torres, Sonora, establ- lished communication with this town today long enough to report that 15 or 20 people had been killed or drowned in the storm which raged from Tuesday to Thursday on the Mexican west coast.Most of the loss of life occurred at Ortiz, a settlement near Torres.Colonia, another village also was virtually wiped our and four Lieut.Anderson .S0\u2014$7 J.Goudie .48\u20147 Lieut.Hay .47\u2014 6 C.Woods .4-5 Todd .\u2026.46\u2014 4 Young .46\u2014 4 W.Pugh 46\u2014 3 Porter .: 46\u20143 McCusker .45-2 Rose .44\u20142 Aigus \u201c2 Hill .44\u20141 Knowles .44\u20141 Carey .+000 43\u20141 8.Murphy .42\u20141 THE QUEBEC CH OPEN MATCH - 0F THE RCGA Lieutenant Anderson Won It With a Possible on Saturday Last.\u2014\u2014 There was a large attendance of the local marksmen at the rangeson Saturday last on the occasion of the R.C.G.A.open match and some record shooting resulted.The match was won by :Lieut.Anderson, of the 8th R.R,, who put all ten shots into the bullseye at 600 yards.This is the first time, the ten shot possible has been made in competition on the local ranges.The veteran, Pte.Goudie, was à good second with the fine total of 48.Following are names and scores :\u2014 M.Murphy, 42, counted out ITALY'S POLICY TOWARD TRIPOLI Views of the Premier, as Well of Those of the Socialist \u201c Leader., \u2014_\u2014 Rome, Oct.7\u2014Premier Giolitti, in a speech at Turin today, outlined the policy of the government with reference to Tripoli, which seems to have the support of most of the members of the Chamber of Deputies and a great majority of the people.Signor Bisolati, leader of the Socialists in the chamber, however, writes to the Secolo, giving the view of a section of the Democrats and Socialists, differing from that of the nation at fare.Signor Bisolati was the first.of his party to be received by the King, when during the last ministerial crisis the premier offered him à portfolio.In his letter to the Secolo he says: \u201cNow that the occupation is accomplished, it must be decided whether Tripoli will be considered conquered tegritory unconditionally, .er whether Italy is ready to compromise\u2014stop- ping the war, sparing Turkish excessive humiliations and offering her political and material satisfaction, and this rendering resamption of the good relations between the two states possible.\u201d Signor Bisolatl expresses the opin- jon that it would be necessary for Italy \u201cto adopt a less brutal and dangerous solution,\u201d so as to remove the impression that violence has been used against Turkey and that Italy should show a spontaneous conciliatory disposition, thus avoiding \u201csuch measures as may be proposed, if not imposed, by the powers.\u201d Despatches reaching here from Tripoli indicate great activity among the Italian forces at various points along the coast in preparation for the landing of troops.It is even reported that the natives are sympathetic in their attitude.The Turkish soldiers in Tripoli are said to be in a demoralized state and although some of them are camped five miles from the city and are protected by small forts on the hills they have not even attempted to molest the invaders.THAT BALD SPOT How to Prevent It Growing Larger.Parisian Sage will do this first of all by killing and removing the dandruff germ.These little fellows penetrate deep into the scalp and hair roots and are the cause of all hair troubles and disease.Parisian Sage is the best hair tonic and hair grower in Canada.Cures dandruff and scalp itch.It is guaranteed to do this by Henry Willis, who will refund your money if it fails to do all that is claimed for it.Parisian Sage is a most beneficial hair dressing and hair beautifier, not sticky or greasy and is used by women and men of refinement the country over.Large bottle, 50 cents everywhere.See that the girl with the Auburn Hair is on each package.PORTUGUESE ROYALISTS WERE DEFEATED Vigo, Spain, Oct.7\u2014Passengers on the trains from Portugal report an en- sagement between the Royalists and Republican troops near Ssyo Thryso, not far from Oporto.The Royalists, while numerous, they say, are badly armed.All trains from Oporto this morning were crowded with troops on their way to fight the Moaarchists.The Portuguese government, however, is not sure of the loyalty of the regiments.BANK PRESIDENT | RRESTED IN OKLAHOMA Oklahoma City, Okla\u2026 Oct.8\u2014E.L.Hendry, president of the All Night and Day Bank of Memphis, now in the hands of a receiver, late last night was arrested on a charge of obtaining the sum of $6,000.under false pretences.The charge was preferred by Charles Eckert, secretary and treasurer of the Wetsern and Southwestern Insurance RONICLE.lor live lives were lost ~~apany of Oklahoma, ./ PERSONAL Chief Rideout of the Moncton police was in town yesterday.Mr.W.N.Dietrich and staff are in town to decorate the C.P.R.buildings for the arrival of the Duke.Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Mitchell of Halifax were passengers on SS.Megantic which arrived in port on Satday last, and left yesterday for their tome : Messrs.D.À.Story, general freight agent I.C.R, and R.E.Perry, assistant, were in town yesterday and left for Moncton, N.B., by the maritime express.Mr.J.A.Gauvin leaves town today and will be absent about ten days looking after the different bookings of Madame La Palme's Canadian concert tour.Invitations have been issued by His Honor Lt.-Gov.Langelier and Lady Langelier to a reception at Government House on Friday, 13th instant, at 9 p.m., to have the honor of meeting Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught.Brigadier-General Lessard arrived in town from Otawa on Saturday morning to attend to the military arrangements for the arrival of H.R.Hthe Duke and Duchess of Connaught and registered at the Chateau.He left for Ottawa yesterday, but will return here on Wednesday next.Sir Charles Pitzpatrick and Lady Fitzpatrick will arrive in this city on Tuesday morning next to take part in the festivities on the occasion of the departure of Earl Grey and the arrival of T.R H.the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, and will stop at the Chateau Frontenac.: Colonel Lamb of the Salvation Army immigration sailed for England by the C.P.R.steamship Empress of Britain on Friday after an extended tour of inspection throughout the Dominion.The colonel says there appears to be no cloud on the horizon of the Dominion\u2019s prosperity, although he thinks there is over speculation in land in some districts and that industrial conditions in the states are still an uncertain quantity.It is his intention to advise that immigration efforts be continued along strong but steady lines.When in Ottawa on Thursday the colonel was cordially welcomed by his Excellency Earl Grey, and also paid farewell visits to Sir Wilfrid Laurier and others.Arrivals at the Chateau\u2014Mr.and Mrs.A.O.Roberts, Manchester, N.H.; Mr.and Mrs.Fred L.Mason, San Francisco; W.E.Seagran, Walkerville; D.L.Derron and wife, Montreal; J.Fraser Gregory, St.John, N.B.; L.T.Martin, Renfrew; George E.Boak, Halifax, N.S.; P.N.Leyland, Stoke on Trent, Eng; L.M.Sedgwick, Kansas City: E.L.W.Cur- |.tis.and wife, New York; Charles Brown and wife, Toronto, Ont.; Katon J.Johnson, Toronto, Ont.: W.J.O.Malley, Montreal; R.Rogers, Toronto; Wi J.E.Maxwell, Montreal; E.Hecht, London; Mr.and Mrs.John L.Mitchell, Warwick, Conn.; M.Green, Lynn, Mass.§ Correspondenoe | To the Editor of the Chronicle : Dear Sir\u2014It was with great pleasure that I saw in this morning's issue that you had drawn attention to the fact that the Royal Canadian Dragoons were to be brought down to act as escort to H.R.R.the Duke of Connaught.To me, it is passing strange that the late Liberal Government should go to this expense, while we have in this city a cavalry regiment, to which this honor rightfully belongs ; a regiment which has acted as escort to His Majesty, the present King, and to H.R.Hthe Duke of Connaught on a previous occasion, and one which should have acted as the Royal escort during the Tercentenary celebrations, but was refused by the said Liberal Government owing to the expense of procuring horses in the city at that time.As an ex-militia officer, I can read- fly appreciate the direct insult that has been thrown at our local regiment, and also the feelings of all ranks, Where is the officer commanding No.5 Division ?Was he afraid of questioning the command of the late Minister of Militia and standing up for one of his own regiments.I can hardly 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