The Quebec chronicle, 17 janvier 1912, mercredi 17 janvier 1912

[" FUR ) x d tr a\u201d The Weather Fair and Cold, ESTABLISHED 1764.French Peas in Bottles.Guarantesl free from artificial 40c Bot.\u201cCRESCA \" Brand colorings $4.50 Do=.order.We prepay charges on all $25.09 A.GRENIER Phone 1141.94-96 St.John Street IN KILLED, TWO ARE DYING And Many Are Injured as the Result of a Head-On Collision Near Louisville, Ky.Louisville, Ky., Jan.16\u2014Four trainmen are dead and two perhaps fatally injured as the result of a head-on collision at Long Run, 18 miles east of here, at 5.30 o\u2019clpck this afternoon, between an in-bound Louisville & Nashville passenger train and a Chesapeake & Ohio train of empty cars.Practically all the passengers on the Louisville & Nashville train were more or less injured.Two Chesapeake & Ohio brakemen suffered severe injuries.Both engines exploded, according to passengers, bits of the wreckage falling on the roofs of the coaches, terrorizing the passengers.who had been thrown into masses in the forward ends of the cars.Passengers, among them Judge W.G.Dearinggeneral attorney for the Louisville & Nashville, immediately set to work helping the wounded from the coaches and also assisted in extricating the Chesapeake & Ohio conductor and his brakeman, caught in the wreckage when ~th2 (combination coach in which they rode telescoped upon the shattered engines.The Chesapeake & Ohio train, running on the lenisville & Nashville tracks, as do-all Chesapeake & Ohio from Lexington to Louisville, was \u201cdead heading\u201d back to Lexington.Loufville & Nashville officials tonight express their belief that the wreck was due to misunderstood orders.The dead: -.Charles O.Lee and Charles Marcus, of Lexington, engineer and fireman of the C.& O.train.ol J.L.Meahony, Louisville, engineer L.& N.train.Thomas L.Jones, Lexington, fireman of L.& N.train.F.W.Anderson, of the C.& Otrain, and the two trainmen,- F.J.{- Smith and B.Pilyer, will probably succumb to their injuries.GOOD CURLING AT DULUTH, MINN, Duluth, Minn, Jan.16.\u2014Excellent curling was witnessed here today when the bonspic! of the Northwestern Curling Association was resumed.The ice was firm.and fast ami the weather was declared just right.The Winnipeg continent made excellent scores, as did also those from Duluth, both teams.winning matches by good margins, READJUSTMENT OF RATES ON WHEAT Minneapolis, Minn, Jan.16.\u2014The Soo Line snd Canadian Pacific Railway today announced readjustment of rates on wheat 3nd oats tc Minneapolis and Duluth, so as to give the same rates as to Fort William and Port Arthur from Szskatchewan.The rate was made effective today and will be operative until Avril 30.The action has been taken in order to save about 25,000,000 bushels of grain which would spoil in the fields and granarics of Western Canada unless stored at once.MUNICIPALITY TO SELL CITIZENS ELECTRIC LAMPS Galt, Ont, Jan.16\u2014The Town Council, through the Hydro-Electric department, has decided to sell to the consumers of electric power in Galt electric lamps, The municipality will be able to sell the consumers the lamps at practically half what is being paid for them now.The municipality is able to do this by huying the lamps through the Hydro-Electric Commission, which can purchase them much cheaper thun the dealers can huy them wholesale, and a smait margin for profit will be put on to pay the expenses, There are 24 factories in Galt now that are heing run by Hydro-Electric power and alto- THE ENGINEER OF THE QUEBEC TRAIN Held Criminally Responsible by Coroner's Jury for Canadian Pacific Collision.Montreal, Jan.16.\u2014A coroner's jury to-day found Engineer J.C.Hamilton criminally responsible for the wréck on the Camadian Pacific Ry., Montreal-Quebec line, which resulted in the death of seven people.Hamilton was engineer on the first engine of the double-header from Quebec which crashed head-on into the train from Montreal, which was standing at St.Vincent de Paul Station, expecting the train from Quebec to take a siding.Hamilton was not present in court, as he is still in the hospital, suffering from two broken legs and internal injuries, the result of the collision, but his depositiorf was read by the coroner.It was to the effect that at Terrebonne, the station before St.Vincent de Paul, he noted that the \u201cair\u201d on his engine was not working, and signalled to Paquette, the engineer on the second engine, to take charge of the braking of the train.He believed that Paquette understood.About half a mile from St.Vincent de Paul he noted that the train was going too fast snd whistled for Paquette to apply the brakes.This Paquette did not do.He declared that it Paquette had done ko the disaster would have been averted.LVELY TIMES MEAD IY BELFAST When Home Rule Meeting Is to Be Held on the Eighth of February.Belfast, Ireland, Jan.16.\u2014Events are shaping themselves in connection\u2019 with the Home Rule campaign in Ireland so as to give the expectation of a lively time on Feb.8, when John Redmond, leader of the Irish Nationalists in the House of Commons, and Winston Spencer Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty in the British Cabinet, are announced to speak here on the same platform in behalf of Home Rule.The uister Unionist Council met this afternoon, under the presidency of the Marquis of Londonderry, a former Viceroy of Ireland, and passed with acclamation a resolution expressing astonishment at the challenge thrown out by Winston Churchill, John Redmond and Joseph Devlin, the Irish member of parliament for the West Division of Belfast, who is also taking part in the demonstration on Feh.8 The participants in the Unionist meeting promise that are- quate steps shall be taken to prevent the Home Rule meeting being held Dublin, Jan.16\u2014In connection with the campaign of resistance to Home Rule, the Primate of all Ireland (Church of Ireland), the Most Rev.John Baptist Crozier, after consulting with the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Rev.Joseph Ferguson Peacocke, and other Bishops, has resolved to call a special meeting of the General Synod of the Church of Ire.| land at Dublin, on March 21.to con- | sider the crisis.Th: gencral belief is | that before this date the government | will have presented the Home Rule! bill in parliament, so that its outlines will be in the hands of the synod.The Primate.during the course of ! an interview to-day, said that the! prospect of another Home Rule hill was doing incalculable injury and has practically divided Ireland into two hostile camps.It has also gccentua:- gether a total of 368.5 horse powcr is being consumed.| ed religious differences, he said, to an extent unknown in recent years.NOILLY PRAT DRY FRENCH VERMOUTH haw, Young & Goe Montremi s »# Che \u2018 TWO MEN KILLED ¢ AND ONE IJURED | A.PINARD PPISINE Wonk OF COMMISSIONS Sir Wilfrid and Mr.Pugsiey Offer Amendments and Spend Afternoon in Debate.(Special to the Chronicle) Ottawa, Ont., Jan.16=The Opposition spent the aftsrnon resisting the bill to enable commissions of enquiry to expedite their work by appointing technical assistants and sub-commis- sioners, Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Mr.Pugsley who were almost alone in their opposition, offered two amendments.By first of these any person whese conduct is under investigation by royal commissions of enquiry may be represented by counsel.The second is an extraordinary proposal that when forty or more members of parliament or Senators, including the l:ader of the Opposition, desnands in writing of the Governor-in-Council that inauiry be made into any matter connected with the good government of Canada, or the conduct of any part of the public business thereof, such inquiry must be made by a commission, The government rejected this latter proposal as subversive of the principles of parliamentary gove ernment, not to mention the glaring contrast with the steady refusal of \u2018the Laurier government to allow investigation after investigation demanded, not by 40 but by 80 members of parliament.The proposal as to Counsel it took into consideration.The opposition also fought savagely against the proposal to appoint sub- commissioners and the government offered to add the proviso that such sub-Commissioners be approved by the Governor-in-Council.This also was held over for consideration.At the opening of the house resolution providing for the transfer of archives from the Department of Agriculture to care of the Premier was passed.Bill to amend Inquiries Act was read a second time and referred to Committee.Sir Wilfrid Laurier began by opposing the proposal to appoint technical assistants as unnecessary.He then demanded that persons investigated have the right to be represented by counsel.Mr.Pugsley moved an amendment to this effect, so worded that every official in any department investigated be represented by a lawyer.Mr.Pugsiey and Sir Wilfrid Lausier pressed this vigorously, Mr.Pugsfey charging the Public Service Commission with partisan bias.Mr.Borden expressed sympathy with the proposal that the man who was under accusation should have a counsel.The Laurier goverument had not observed this rule in its day of power.Mr.Borden proceeded to point out the right to counsel.The moment it came under view, confusion would result.He gave positive assurance that the Commissioners would give fair-play.After further debate the amendment stood over.Then Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Mr.Pugsley fought the proposal for sub-Commiss- ioners, arguing, that only lawyers should be appointed and that incompetent persons might be appointed and Mr.Doherty finally offered to insert a proviso that sub-Commissioners must be approved by the government.Mr.Pugsley then proposed his amendment as tp the right of the minority to order an investigation.Mr.Borden declared he could scarcely believe his ears.In former years not forty, but eighty members had repeatedly demanded investigation only to be refused.He then turned to discuss the form of amendment, showing that it was opposed 10 all the principles of responsible government.The discussion ran on for a while.Mr.Foster made an excellent ighting specch.He pointed out that the proposal was that à minority could force an investigation without the majority having anything to say.40 or 50 investigations might be set a foot simultaneously .This amendment was lost on division and the house spent the evening in supply.In the evening some progress was made with the Public Works estimates.FRENCH VESSEL SEIZED BY ITALIAN TORPEDO BOAT Tunis, Jan.16.\u2014A wireless message was received here today.giving infor- THE ATTACK ON CHINESE PREMIER Further Détails of the Intended Assassination\u2014Bemb Caused Havoc Around Carriage.Peking, Yan.16-~An artempt has been made on the life of Premier Yaun Shi Kai.The Premier's assilants were three well dresed Chinam:a, who are stated to be prominent revolgtionaries, They were standing on the sidewalk when the Premier\u2019s carriagkfAporoached.As the vehicle reached $ithin a distance of about thirty yards from the spot where they were nding, one of them threw 3 large Bomb in its diree- tion, but his aim was so bad that the missle exploded at a distance of twenty feet from the carriage.\u2018The vehicle rattled and shook from the shock of the explosion, but Premier Yuan Shi Kai escaped unscathed.He appeared.in fact, not to be greatly perturbed by the attempt.The havoc caused by the explosion was immense.Immediately around the carriage a policeman, a soldier and two horses were struck dead.Twelve other soldiers and several civilians; with a number of horses, were also badly wounded.The farce of the explosion when the bomb came in contact with the earth was so great that many houses hundreds of yards awcy were shaken from top to bottom.Premier Yuan Shi Kai was driving in a \u201ccarriage; with open windows, which was preceded and followed by an escort of cavalry.The route wa: lined by soldiers and police stationed five yards apaft.The men faced alternately inwards and outwards, and weer carrying doaded rifles with fixed bayonets.When Yuan Shi Kai's carriage ar- arived opposite the çesidence of Dr.Morrison, correspondent of the London Times, at the cdgner of which the assailants had been rved standing, 2 bomb was huried.{Without waiting to see the effeet their deed the perpetrators rushed! toward a neighboring tea house.Idiers and police, however, were immediately on their heels and they were arrested before they were able to effect their escape by a rear door.The cther men who are suspegted of being accomplices in the attematod apsatiention have since been arrested.Congratulations from alt quarters, including the legations, have been pouting in on Yuan Shi Kai thraugh- out the day.The attack made against the Premier apparently has removed doubts in the minds of the Manchus as to his loyalty.The foreign residents declare that Yuan Shi Kai's death would throw North China into a state of lawlessness, demanding immediate intervention bv the Powers.The belief is general that Yuan Shi Kai is necessary to the transition from the old to the new order; otherwise, a change would make a shambles of Peking.The bomb thrower, who is a native of Kweichow, it is expected, will be executed tomorrow.Tt is believed that the three republican cruisers, which airived at Chi- Fu today, were convoying transports from Shanghai, which are remaining outside for the present.The 300 revo- futionaries who yesterday seized Tenchowfu.in Shangtung, were transported to the landing place by a Japanese steamer.Grave disorders are reported in Ho- Nan, particularly at Chengchow, where the French Minister is considering the advisability of calling in the railway employes.There is renewed unrest at Tien-Tsin and serious disorders are prevalent in other places.Bishop J.W.Bassford, of the Methodist Episcopal Mission at Shanghai, and other prominent American missionaries have sent a cablegram to the administration at Washington, expressing the view that a republic is inevitable and practicable.Shanghai.China, Jan.16\u2014Deep concern was expressed by Tang Shao Yi, who was sent her as the representative of Premier Yuan Shi Kai.at the peace conference.as well as by Dr.: Wu Ting Fang.the Minister of Justice in the Republican Cabinet, when they were informed this afternoon of mation that the French mail steamer the attempted assastination of Yuan Carthage, bound from Marseilles for Tunis.has been arrested on the high seas by Italian torpedo boat destroyers and taken to Cagliari, Island of Sardinia, the Italian authorities \u2018considering that an aeroplane belonging to the Aviator Duval.and parts of another helonging to the Aviator Obre, aboard the Carthage, were contraband of war.Duval and Obre, who are both here for the purpose of giving exhibiting fights, soon learend of the seizure of the Carthage and lodged protests at the residency general.Ohre points out that he recently made lights at Cagliri artd Suzara, and had been authorized by the Italian authorities to tuke his machine back to Marseilles, STEAMER ARRIVALS.New York\u2014Berlin, Genoa; Laurentic, Liverpool Lapland, Antwerp; George Washington, Bremen.- Philadelyhia\u2014Menominee, Antwerp.Liverpool\u2014~Saxonia, New York: Lusitania, New York, St.Michael's Adriatic.New York.Gibraltar-\u2014Laronia, New York, Marseilles\u2014Maädonna, New York Tricste\u2014Oceanis, New York Shi Kai at Peking.Doth statesmen said they were glad that the eminent teader of the imperialist government had escaped nnhart.; \u2018There is reason to belieev that the Republican government has secured ; control of the stock cf the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company and purposes to mortgage the entire fleet for 10.000,000 taels (approximate- i ly $2,000,000).Shenfi Husan Tiuat, who was formerly Minister (f Communications in the first constitutional cabinet of China, and is now a fugitive in Japan, has hitherto held the controlling interest in the stock of the company.ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER.Halifax, N.8.Jan.16.~The Fur ness steamer Lingan, chartered by the Dominion Coal Company to carry coal between St.John and Louisbure.put into Halifax today, a slight mishap to her machinery having occurred.This is one of the new Furness boats and it is her first visit to Halifax.Captain Patterson Is in command of the Lin- pacity is 7,600 tons, pan.which is 4750 tons gross and | 2,630 tons nets.Her coal carrying a | When a Locomotive Ran Into a Train on the Intercolonial Railway, \u2018 Halifax, N.8, Jan.16\u2014An Intercolonial Railway locomotive, on board of which were nine men, today collided with the rear of a train of twenty-nine new cars from Nova Scotia Car Works, which were being run down from the works to the freight yards of the Intercolonial Railway at Halifax.Of the nine men, | [I seven were workmen returning to their homes at the end of the day.I Two were killed in the collision, Arthur Lilley, a young man of 25 years, : who had been out at the round house : seeking a job, and Leo Mullins, an Ji Intercolonial Railway shunter.Jas.Robicheau, of Moncton, a lineman.had his leg broken in two places and it will have to be amputated, but his fife will probably be saved.The other HB six men on the engine escaped with ; hardly a scratch.j The accident was caused by the train of cars ahead slackening its speed when nearing the main line so that the lomomotive behind caught up.It was dark and before the forward train was seen by the driver of the | following engine, they were within a {{§ The air brake was | \\ few yards of it.clapped on immediately, but the en- | gine creashed into the rear of the train of box cars.Three men standing on the side of the cab, who tried to jump, were caught by the tender.Two of them were instantly killed and ! Qi the third lost a leg.The six others did not sustain any injuries.The box cars and locomotive were only slight- 18 18 } ty damaged.GRANT PERMISSION TO BUILD # BRIDGE ACROSS STREET J Ottawa, Out.Jan.16.\u2014The applica- | gs tion of the International Bridge and Terminal Company of Fort Frances for a crossing over Charles street in that town was granted by the Railway Commission after a hearing this afternoon.OTTAWA STREET RAILWAY PAYS 15 P.C.DIVIDEND Ottawa, Ont, Jan.16, \u2014Direetors vi .& the Ottawa Electric Railway Company : to-day declared an extra 3 per cent I bonus on their stock, in addition to! the regular two per cent bonus and\u2018.ten per cent dividend declared for |} some years past.making the total dividend for the year fifteen per cent.Checks were mailed shareholders to-night.\u2014\u2014\u2014 VESSELS STUCK IN ICE amp.uebec Chronicle to all | City Island, N.Y.Jan.16\u2014Schoo- | ner Helen Montague, St.George, Staten Island.for Calais, Me., after leaving this harbor today, because stuck ; in the ice off Harts Istand: also schooner Rothesay, Élizabethport, N.J.for Halifax, N.S.is fast in the ice near Stepping Stone lighthouse: between here and Throggs Neck the ice is somewhat packed.The Sound is free from ice as far as can be seen from this station with a glass.KING'S WALL, COMPTON, P.0.Boarding 8chool For Girls.Lent Term begins Wednes- \u2018 day, January 17th.Girls are requested to return on the 4.15 p.m.Grand Trunk train from Bonaventure Station, Montreal, on that date.Special car will be attached to this train.MISS$ JOLL, Lady Principal.jan12,13,15,16,17,18.WESTERN CANADA POWER COMPANY, Liml.e1 5% FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS.DUE JULY 1st, 1949.The Company are now delivering about 10,000 H, P.in Vancouver, New Westminster and surrounding districts, and expect to sell their entire present development of $25, 000 H.P, supplying a connected load of 30,000 H.P., before the end of 1912.The net earnings from the sale of this power is estimated will amount to $500,000, or 234 times the interest on the present authorized bonds, We offer a limited amount of these Bonds at the attractive price of 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.Royal Seourities Corporation, Limites.164 At.Jamas Si, Montreal Toronto Quebsd Nalilax Ottawa, London, ing.| | vanne Ve Tempoergtures Minimum, 12; 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best style of workmanship and on * very rea-onable true.| At the $400.00.+» « « » 00 vw 010 $380.00 36X52 2 ew-re +» $400.00.6 D 0» à » + 0 + 0 +» $375.00 38X52 0.020.$325.00.0.000 000 » 0e.$310.00 3BX52 600 500 $27S.00.+ à ve «0 0 + ++» « .$265.00 40X52 1.n\u20260 01 1$425-00.200000 + «00».$400.00 2e «9150.00 MOIRE KID.Size.\"Value.Reduced Price 38X36 rw rere $110.00.000000 ee 100$ 70,00 40X48.o vra:0 0 « + $125.00.+ » ve 04 0 » eve - $100.00 36X50 à vives.$140.00.»000 00000» $115.00 36x50 : a 20.$125.00.4.>002vi000.0 $100.00 36x52 Féx Collar 8165.00.vuv0 ++ vw».$150.00 36x54 Lynx Collar $185.00.\u2026+0.+.»».$140.00 40x50 0.200.$140.00.000000 >.» » $120.00 ASTRACHAN._ Size.~~.Value.Reduced Price 36x30 ovr.200 .$35.00.0.00.$25.00 36x30 .00000 45.00.0000 000 00 0 0 0.$38.00 38x30 .$35.00.s.$25.00 40X30 .\u2026.$55.00.$45.00 38x52 0.\u2026.\u2026.$65.00 36x52 .creas.$60.00 40X52 .0000 0 $7500.0000000000.$70.00 40X36 2.$ 72.00.vocuwouse .__.BALTIC SEAL COATS.Size.+ Value.Reduced Price 34x36 .2.$17$.00.200 0 à » à « s'ane $140.00 38x22 .% 65.00.044 evvirwes.$ 4208.\u2026 38x36 .$140.00.000v0 0000.$132.00 38x36 os .ale .$150.00.steep oe sre ae .$125.00 40X33 + « u .$150.00, coc cos svar $125.00 40X36 .\u2026.$135.00.« vovveu nee 00.$125.00 Pe $165.00.Cvese wares .$130.00 0 00:0 $240.000 0.6 0 0 0 evvmes - $200.00 .++ $250.00, +.$210.00 .«.$225.00.0000 > movuie + $200.00 az $22 5.00.#0 a ou 0 0 « « « +.$200.00 38x52 5.$275.00.cose ovres oes .$235.00 38X54 à.a00.0e $250.00.à » o 00 « « « » + -$240.00 ELECTRIC SEAL.Size.= \u201cValue.Reduced Price 36x20 rv.$ 40.00.c00ccvwevense .$25.00 36x36 ve ee $ 56.00.sw .$42.00 36X36 sus 01200 $ 70.00.00 00vm00coues $43.00 38%36 aces ewe $ 70.00.40 cave sonnens $60.00 .$65.00 36X44 oc ovwe$ 90.00.06 0 0 » 8 0-00 « ve «+ $85.00 36X50 ou owee :$ 9$.00.0u0v000u 20.0.$90.00 36x52 vesssue $100.00.er0cresascves $90.00 38X50 sn 00 2 010 $9500: cnnoessoorne.3900.00 3BX5O cvw1 000$ 90.00.0000 0 0000000 $8S.00 i HOXSA cou0u00.$ B5.00.00u00 0000000 $70.00 } AOX53 2u0nru + xervioe ail ore Incidental to the due careyl = ,.he objects for which the company le incor.porat and necessary 2 enable ihe company le profits atry_on its underts! Re name of She Mechanirs Supply © ny, imited,\u201d with & totsi capital stock he.bandred thousand dollars 200,000.00), yd vided into \u20ac ,000) shares of hundred dol eh, .3 of the corpers- .bec.Dated from the ied of A Fone Ioan this tweutyArst day of ember, of large holdings of cold storage butter.JOB.DUMONT, Margtivn a! ya ID ele Aree Toe the Comp we VEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1 7, 1912.| ALLANTINE Royal Mail Steamers WINTER SAILINGS :8t.Johu end Hallfax to Liverpool Rates of Tasage oon.972,69 a a.Saini cabin #0, » Third slats 3133 all Ing 2: 4.$3135 ail aecoré Portland cad Boston te Glasgow, From Vrom Pertiand Boston JU 16 aie a a culled is asin , call nde cabls § re Join, te Havre and London From 8t.John Rardiulsn.Teh.3 One dent cabin walled \u201ccond ta \"London.Mia.To Havre 847 80.re Tendon $20.85, to Havre $3000 ra via.Saloon: slo and K: cn Pramas Dat Frat rent ast wl ste en Emoro rerasn b \u2018elegrand os ama AA ERR Ca er In ¥ iy TOOKING, TONE & RIVET, 22 Louls Bs, 11 Baade 82 ALLANS, RAE & CO.190 \u2018Champlain Street PBR A PRE ve LL zlaseum.8t, John.NE.as RALAL Ta.Feb.1 ASVALLA 8 eb.fan.#7 TÉE S40 ob rears sich oh Beipsraiors Partage\u201d Mate: Cabin feniled second) tr S0upwerds ; Third glass, Eastbound $30.23 THE ROBERT SER co.Limited, CUNARD Li THOMSON JOINT LONDON PREIOHT SERVICE : 3 Coal Air es nll Steamers 131d Storage an: cout Air From \"Portland, Me.8.8, CKRVUNA.CAS ABCANIA FUE ROBERT ; sErog co.Limited, \u2014 CANADIAN LONDON PASSENGER SERVICE From Crnthampton, 9 BR ASCAM A eee cat, Second), watts \"Trek lass foe x AE TS West.800,00.eo viens for a ay hn Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, St.Jak, N.B., Portland.Me.: Winnipeg, Man, and ail Cunard Line Agents.A JS ADISE ON EARTH sutdoor r .Cr esd rind \u2018Beast vaé A retelaen dr Ane re & Rr w fransatsotic Lier \"M OCEANA\" Largewt, en.our.Lm an nots Exelue ively Firet-t'iasi Passenger 8 ® Cattle or Freight carried o VTRST-CLASS ROU'ND TRIP.In fludin ptateroom berth & menin.Hest Dia en the Alantir.Clectr Steam heated why cesaar.>, rchestra.Prome nade Dances.aslum, Wireless, Sabmaring afety rats Ataterooms with Brass Reds; Suites with Private Baths dirons Promenade Deck a the World.Omiy Mane La TOUR st Hamilton rae 8 i iy Re #2 Exc Jou RS + tl Sermuda-Atiantic js BOMINIDN CANAGIAN SERVICE-LARGEST * \u2014 rer CUNARD LINE CARMANIA #2 will Them fet os Tbe sad ofs Kol mel ek Tasedar LIVERPOOL, LONDON, the \u201c1 Passangers CRUISES rieste, \u2018Writs for Itinerary.~ LUSITANIA ,,.nian MAURETANIA uy.sat CAMPANI Pa pren Weénesipie pibleet a tone PARIS, VIA QUEENSTOWN AND FISHQUARD Mauretania and Lusitania do not stop at Queenstown, esst-bound Calling at Maderia, Gibraltar, Al Naples, T A la carte service without extra charge Special through rates to Egypt.the Far East, South Africa and South Americe, Plera Foot 13th 8t.North River.Uffioss, 34 Btate 8t.N.Y., Opposite Batterytad, & ltivet, ]t Buade St, V.8.Stool The Robert Relord 80.Lim nat Have Rat dites king.Fastest, Finust, Larges! Quadrupie-Serex Torbing Shamships in the World he Mar, A apd * Campania\u201d 2.Sofie GERLIN, VIENNA to EGYPT ers, Villefranche or Genoa, lume, Alexandria uma | e\u2014Omite Alglore and Alexandria Stopovers permitted.UEBEC RAILWAY, LIGHT AND POWER CO.MONTMORENCY PIVISION FALL AND WINTER TIME-TABLE, 1811 rin and eter.Friday, December 22nd, 1911, BET.QUEBEC à MONTMORENCY FALLS (Week Days) Lave Oueher for ent House, via Unper 10, 6.00, 6.30, 7.05, 7.30, 8.18, 9.30, % 5.35, 1.06, 208, 3.00, 4.00.250 \"a 00,\" 900; 10.00 nd 11.00 pot, Leave Quebec for St.Gregoire, via Lower Line: \u20148.35, $.45, 4.43, 7.00, 7.45, 9.00, 11.00 am, 12.00 noen, 1.30, 2.00, 2.30, 3.30, 4.15.4.30.5.13, 5,30, 6.15, 6.35, 7.30, 8.30 and {1030 p.p.m.Leave Kent Hause, via Unper Line: \u20146.00, > To.7:39 8.00.200, 10.00, 11.00 a.m.2.00 r 38, 5.30.4.30, 5.30, oon Ton rie 8.30, Se 10.30 onë 11.50 p.m.Lesvr Mentmarener, or fer Quebec, via Upper Line: ~6.00, 6.30, 7.00, 7.10, 8.00, 9.00, Lower Line:\u2014$.00, oie 6.36.7.15.0.95, 10.13 am.1.12, 3.12, 4.12, 5.18, 6.15, 8.09, 9.00 and 11.00 pm.(Sundays) T.eave Queher far Kent Unoer Line: \u20148.00, 11.30 a.1.30, 2.05, 2.30.1.00, $3.38, 3.40, 5.80, 6.00, 7 00, 8.00, %.00, 10.00, and 11.66 po for St.Gregoire, via 00, 7.45.9.00, INON am.245.415, 4.45, 5.15, Saf nd 10.45 0.ar Quebec, via 12.00 \u2018noon, 10m, Aan, 400, 429.S00, 36 am.2.10, 1060, 1.18 20m san.6.00.6.30, 7.30, 8.30, 9.50, 10.50 and 1.30 pom.Leave St.far Quebec, via 13.18 am.1212, 5.15, 6.15, 9.00, Gregoire Tower Line: \u20146.56.9.12, 1.12, 218, 3.12, 3.18, 4.1% 1912 and 31.00 p.m.BES.QUEBEC & ST.As DR BRAUPRE L eho ed vo de Beaupre:- tu 00 am.1240 noen, 2.00, 4.15, 5.15 and 6.15 om.Tesve Ste.Anne de Beaupre for Quebec : \u2014 5.80, 6.15.7.30, 9.30 am, 12.30, 2.30, 3.30 d 4.30 p.m.* FE (Sundeyn) hee for Ste.Anne de Beaupre: \u2014 wie 00, 16.00 ao, 2.00, 152 S45, 7.20\" and 10.48 pow.Anne ae de Besupre for Quel 1 Sto tem ha 4%, Shee 5.30 and 9.00 pu.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM Leave Quebec es 2 trim: ~9.00, 11.00, a 5.1 a A Josrhins To for Quebec :\u20147.15 am, 1215, 3.15 and 4.18 p.m.(Sundays) 20s, Quebec for St.Joachim:\u201410.00 am., 20 \u2018st.Joschim for Quebec:\u201411,15 am, and 4.18 p.m The Moatmerency Fate Elevator is not operat Communication tickets issued to all Stations, Local Express service for parcels, small hoxes, meats, fruits, etc., on all tralme, the charges are Sc and upwards eccerding to \"PE an ather information apply to the Supe erintendent.CE A CARR A EVERELL 8 .» Superintendent, Genersl Menager.TEAMERS FROM CANADA W nter Service-FORT LAND, Me., and LIVERPOOL (Westbound, via Hatifao Cabin uly 8 ANADA bus DOMINION = | coman $47.50 |\u201d According to Steamer.Spooinl Basten Saling\u2014 Megane,\u201d Jan.35 Rates $00 First; 851.4) Seeend and up DOMINION LINE Fortland Me.and Licrrposl Englishman.Jan, 3] Welshmao.Jon.5 Portiend, Me.and Avosmenth [ Bristol] Englishmen.Jan.3 | Manxman.Feb.1 ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE New Ygrknloadon Direst Minnotonks.Jus 181 Minneheha.\u2026.RED STAR LINE.Kore Fork\u2014Dever\u2014Antierp (for Paris) Zaeland.Jan.37) Lapland.J Jan.2 Jan, 20 WHITE STAR LINE.Largest Steamers In ths World Nec York-\u2014Quesvrtoe4\u2014\"i0:-51> 7 | Ralt: A Yom Plymouth = Cherbourg\u2014Sonthanstry ic.130% at.Tenis.se» me Siphia dan.3 * American Line Bremer TO the MEDITERRANEAN Regular Sailings from New York and Rie J Codtla.3 | Adrlatie Feb 21 CRAPO.viernes 3.Mar.is THE LARGEST AND FINEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD ss OLYMPIC PANAMA CANAL West Indies South America JAN.20 AND FEB.24 Two Cruiges by The White Star 8.8.LAURENTIC 31 Days Each $150 wpward Sails From New York JAN.24 Mediterranean Voyages RIVIERAITALY\u2014EGYPT \u201cADRIATIC\u201d apd \u201cCEDRIC\" Largest Brition Moditerransan Staaners dan.18 Jar.28 Ped.21 Mar, 6 Alse \u2018\u2018 Sunepie,\u201d Fob, 3, Mar.18 + Rives 21 Brute Btreal : P.M 8 Dato eux) ty Co H.ser L'5 Du dort d;-05h Gross of ths Wal ve Stor ony w.8 Stscking, & Sc Lonts $ ras: Mare Asx en Ar: 3 Moure, sales 247: receipts 1,997; shipments 1 350; stocke 133.is Quote 86.67%: 1, 86.77%: $6.8214 ; J.P.E.GAGNON fuocesser 0?V.E.PARADIS Publio Accountant AUDITOR AND CURATOR \u2014\u2014 Adcounts miestigatsd and Coleotsd flannoial Arrangements ani Compremisas Uquidation 07 Inspivant Estatsx -\u2014 All work intrustsl t> me wilt by econpmicallyasi s:on ntl astealsd a RICHELIED COMPANY [2 HARD] 44 Dalhousie Stroa NCDOUGALL & CONANS Sl0CK BIOKEIS 31 ST.PETER STREET H.8.THOMSON MANACER Commercial News NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.McDonald & Lesperance, stock brokers, private wire to New York and Montreal, Hcchelaga Bank Build: ing.Telephone 1227.(Canadian Press Service.) New York, Jan.16.\u2014The usual leaders of the stock market slipped into the background to-day and the ccal- ers aud tohaceo stocks and honds took their place.Under normal conditions attention is focueed primarily upon Union\u2019 Pacific.Reading and US.Stecl, the great speenlative wicd- fums around which, together with a comparatively few other importan: issues, the market revolves.To-day, howevér.none of the three leaders attracted a following except Reading, in which there was some interest hy reason of ita classification with the coalers.The listlessness of the stocks which ordinarily are in first place is illustrated by the fact that during one period of more than hall an hour in the forenoon the ticker did not record a transaction in United Stairs Steel.The only change during the day came shortly hefore the lve.when the market became more active and prices advanced generally.The export movement of gold was resumed to-day.$800.000 heing engaged at the sub-Treasury, the greater part of which is to go to South Amerjen.The bond market was firm and somewhat more: active, Transactions in the tobacco honds were the feature of the day's trading.Large blocks of the New York State Canal 4's were made at 102%, n new high record.Total sales.nar value, $3.953.000, United States bonds were unchanged ou call, OILS, ETC.Londan, Jan! 16.\u2014Raw sugar, cen: trifugal, 14s 9d: musccvado.13¢ 3d.Beet sugar.January, 150 3%.Calcutta linseed, April-June, 60s.Linseed oil.39s 3d.Sperm oil, £34 10a, Petrolenm.American refined 6 7-16d: spirits 7%d.Turpentine spirits, 355 10154, Rosin, American strained, 17s do.fine, 18s 7%d.Savannah.pa Jan.16,\u2014Turventine firm, 50e: sales 94: receipts 41: shipments 102: stocks 35,234, Rosin, firm: da: HT, $687%: K.42%; M.$7.45: N.$7.50: WG, $760; WW, $7.80, BANK OF ENGLAND.London, Jan.t6.-\u2014Butlion amount ing to £175000 was taken into the Bank of England to-day and the hank shipped £100,000 to Egypt and £10,- 000 to Gibraltar.HE Vand at a drop of % C.W.WALCOT, STODX & BOND ARIKET 98 St, Polor St, Tel 377 8% Safe, Secure, 6%, First Mortfixe Jndustrist Sonts with ALSO Approved Municipal D:baa.tures, Selected list of Iavastmyat Securities to mset individual needs, sent on application.Bell Phone 3033.P.O.Box 362 BOSSE & BANKS Itee/Baams, Columns, Plates, Cad sndWater Pipsy, Gentraotor?, Muniolpal and Bulidery\u2019 813+ vies, Mpohinary ani Epecialties.BOARD OF TRADER BUILDING 20 8L Paulèt, QUÉSIE NEW YORK 8T6CK EXCHANGE Quotations on tbe New YorleStock Exchange, as received by Bruneau & Dupuis, from Charles Head & Co.UEBEC CHRONICLE.Ki Bus 8 0 Stock Brokers Membérs of Montreal Stock Kaebange Private Wire to New York, Boston Mostreal and Toronto.Any orders intrusted to us will re- coive our best attention.We will eheerfully furnish information regarding amy securities dealt in ou any of the above exchanges.Telephons No.913.M031.Per del Artbur Bruneau, A.B.Dupuls.Montreal.Quebec BRUNEAU & DUPUIS Foreign and Domestic STOCKS AND BONDS Maatreat Stock Exchange Representative, Mr.Arthur Bruneau New York and Bostew Correspondents Chas.Head & Co.Direct Wire Communicatica.123 St.Peter St, Quebec.Phoze 1596, .4 Hospital St.Montrez!.Main 210.2er vos THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Gapital $11,000,000.Rost $8,000,000 Of Interest to Tourists and Travellers The Canadian Bank of Commerce las unsurpassed arrangements for enabling its clients to obtain money in the easiest way at points the world over.[Its travellers\u2019 cheques, letters of credit, drafts.etc.overcome the annoying difficulties so often met with in obtaining funds abroad especially at points where identification is difficult.Cheques and drafts on al! countries of the world, drawn in sterling.franes, marks, lire, kronen.florin, roy- NOTICE OF MEETING bes, Provinea af In ths District of Quabes.| Suparior Court Luc.Pelletier & Co, Riviere Jaune, Claimants; ad - - Arthur Bourassa, of Quebec, Insolvent.The said Arthyr Bourassa having made an assignment of his assets for the benefit of his creditors on January 12th, 1912, notice is hereby given to his creditors to be present at the Office of the Prothonotary of the Superior Court for the District of Quebec, at ahe Court jlouse.at Quebec, on MONDAY, JANUARY 22nd, at 10 o'clock a.m, to give their advice on the appointment of a Curator and Inspectors to the said cstate.Quebec, January 13th, 1912, LEFAÎVRE & LEFAIVRE, Provisional Goardians.Office; 125 St Peter street.Quebecjan17,18x2 ATLANTIC .STEAMSHIPS LS TO EUROPE WINTER SAILINGS From St John, N.B.Tunisian.Empress of Britain.Fmpress of Irsland Emprese of Brita Empress of Irels: né Lake Manitoba.\" Sailing igs.rate shasta, plicatisn.Pb Ave and raie fotos ly furnished.PPT St.7 john Rtrest.corner Palaos Ri al je Street, Chetenu Frontenac » and at Station kat Oflce.Quebec.G.J.P.MOORE, Also at F.8 Stocking, ti LL Stott and Houe 2 Rive, Quebec.\u2018 bles or any other foreign currency can be cashied at the Canadian Bank of Commerce at reasonable rates.Quebec Branch, 127 St.Peter St.A L.HAMILTON, Manager.Open.High, Low.Close.Amal Cop .6414 63% 64% 65% Atchison .105 10544 105 105% Am Car Fdy.52% 54% 52% 54% Am Loco .33% 33% 33% 33% Am S & Ref.70% 71% 70% 271% Ans Cop .35% 36 33% % Balt & Ohio.104% 1045 104% 104% Brook RT.78% 79% 78% 78% Can Pac Ry.231 232% 230% 232% Ches & Ohio.72% 72% 72% 72% Lrie.31% 3% 314% 31% Do 1st pid.51% 51% Sia 51% Gas Con .14134 143 141% 142% Gt West.1814 184 184% 184 Gt North pfd 126% 127% 120% 127 Interborough.16% 17 16% 16% Do pfd .5314 5412 53% 5411 M1 Cent .140 140 140 140 Lehigh Val .185% 185% 184% 184% Lou & Nash.+55%4° 13516 15514 1554 Nor & West.108% 109 108% North Pac .115% 116% 115% Ont & West.383% 38% 381; Pennsylvania.122% 123% 122% Reading .15315 154% 152% à Rock [sland., 2414 24% 24% 244 De pid 51% SIM 51% 513, | Se Paul .1074 108% 107% 108% South Pac 10936 110 109% 100% | South Ry .28% 28lu 2814 28% Tex Pac .21% 21% 21% 21% Union Pac .167% 168 167% 167% US Steel .66% 67% 66% 66% Do pid .110% 110% 110% 110% CLOSING LETTER.& Co.93 St.Peter street, Quebec.| Phone 946.New York.Jang 16-\u2014An extremely dul! and uninteresting marke; has ruled to-day.252800 shares- being traded in up to 2 o'clock.Several specialties were taken in hand and run up to record figures.notably New Jersey Central.which sold from 319 to 335, favorably iffecting Reading, which controls the stock.to the ex tent of two points, Delaware & Hudson was another hard coaler ts bene- Git, rising about 4 points.Lehigh Valley was quiescent.Ît was at fir-: thought that the shorts would be in trouble through the necessity of arranging to deliver the new coal rales company stock after the 19th, but we are given to understand that stock will be supplied wherever required and that the short jnterest will not he climinated.Copper stocks showed a heavy and stagnant condition.although the foreign fortnightly statis.tice show a shrinkage of 1.700 tons in visible supply.Covering of shorts in Union Pacific was said to have been responsible for tire Tate advance i a point in the stock.American Telephone and Norfolk & Western were hoth strong on investment demat.d.money loaning for 3 per cent for 3 to 4 months\u2019 time.\u2018Consolidated Gus rose fractionally on belief that soi\u2026c- thing.extra wonld be forthcoming at the dividend period.The local titc- tion situation is much improved and the sccuritlez are coming moie into favor.The last hour showed considerable more activity in business and prices closed at a small fraction he- low the top.Lebigh Valley was werk % of a point.The immediate future would seem +: fu- vor further bullish manipulation, hut we should advise discrimination in commitments.NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.Received over the private wire of McDougall & Cowans, stock brok:rs, 81 St.Peter street.New York, Jan.16-The market opened fairly active and rather stro, and maintainzd à good degrce + strength all day.Union and Reading were the features in the standard is sues, Reading running up on rex-wed reports that 8 melon would be to stockholders similar to the une which had been cut in Lehigh Valley.The advance in Union seemed to be largely the result of heavy ahort covering.The entire list advanced in the afternoon and although there were some slight recessions due to reuliz- To the RIVIERA - ITALY and EGYPT EY StS BI TRE MAMMOTH STREAMERS \u201c ADRIATIC \" \u201c CEDRIC \"* NEw TN SAARY RY 9 rep OPIO ob she us 18 petailed Itinerariseon Hequtent.White Star L ne, 33 Dain WINTER PLEASURE VOYAGES BY THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF THE WHITE STAR LINE and % À ET na SOUTH AMERICA an Con \u201c LAURENTIC FRO 1 NEW YORK J AUU 1 Daya 613> .nd Upward Booklet sud Map Folder on Request e TAR NEW TRIPLE WCAKW BTRANER RY2 3B UARY 24 eo 9, or any leon! agenty.NOARD LIE J a Accumulated Funds at 15th November, 1910.$ 62,217,218.87 Subsisting Assurances at 15th November, 1910 143,273,119.00 Claims Paid Revenue for the Year.A Bonus to Equal Sche - 139,000,000.00 7,503,485.00 Policyholders of $1S per $1,000 per annum has just been declared.Total Bonus declared.es .$37,800,000.00 W.MORTON MASSEY, Chie! Agent.The Standard Life Assurance Comps ay.111 Mountain Mill QUEBEC à a.MAIS AA NA D 8 ms By private wire.Neuville Belleau : | : Neuville Belleau & Co, 93 St ing the closing tone was god throughout and general net ad vances were -cored as a redult of the dealings.C.PT.R.opened with ovesr- night advance and ran up 114 noint.further on rebuying by shorts and buying in Berlin, who have of Tate been sellers.Total sale 492644.Quotations furnished by Messrs.Peter strect.Sellers.Buvers, Can Pac Ry .2324 Ohio .oo.3R Tooke .\u2026.40 Toronto Street .\u2026.4914 Rich & Ont .Mont Power Dom Steel Nom Iron pid Rio Janeiro .Ottawa Steel LLL Sherwin cee Nova Scotia .Can Loco .2 Canners .,.3 Can Car Fdy .\u2018eo 63 Sheriwin pid .41h Mackay Cos .77 Steel pid .xg Lake of Wools 133 Smart Bag pid \u2014 102 Laurentide Pulp .157 155 Tooke pid .on 8014 Mont Cotton .82 4 Dom Tonxtile .67 hig Dopfd.\u2014 90 Can Loco pid, a\" R7 Crown Reserve |.22 200 Penman Ltd , fot; 39 Dopfd.oi = 86 Banks\u2014 Commerce .216 215 Fast Townships | 219 \u2014 Merchant's , , 200 \u2014 Hochelaga .\u2026 165 New Brunswick | 361 230% Ottawa .vo NOY Union.\u2014 149% Royal \u2014 2234 B.N.180 147 Molson _ 2084 Nova Scotia 257 26 Nationale .\u2014 124 Quebec .RITA _ Toronta 1.1 11100 = MW Sales.Can Pac Ry, 150 ae 232%: 123 at 232%.Can Pac Ry Rights, 10 at 8: 3M at, Tl: 5 at 8: 10 at 7%: 8 nt B: 15 at Di 42 at R: 12 at 7%: R at 8: 8 at om Steel, 175 at S7: 25 at 3714; 25 | at 57%: 30 at 87%: 25 a1 57%, Detroit, 125 at 71.Mont Powe.25 at 19015: 30 at 190% : 10 at 191: 25 at 191%; 170 a1! 191%; 75 at 191%; 300 at 192.Dom Tron pfd, 50 at 101%.Rio Janeiro.50 at 112: 50 ut 11184.Steel of Can, 30 at 34%.Rie Janeiro Rights.6 at M.Cement bonds.6.000 at 100%.Can Loco.1 at 30.Merchant's Bank.7 at 200: 199%.Commerce Rank.19 at 315.Can Loco pfd, $4 at 871; Toronto Rank, 20 at 210.Dom Contton honds, 1.500 at 112 Canners, 130 at 62 Sherwin pid, 70 at of, Montrex! Rank, 1 at 246, au me Sn Se du.Crown Reserve, 140 at 202%, MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE, | Twin City .3 104g Detroit United .714 7 Cement So.29% Cenemt pid .ROS; Quebec Ry .2212000000 5 36 Qebec Ry bonds 77 Sawyer .3714 Can Converters 37 | Can Cotton .13 Shawinigan .123% Packers .73 Cement pfd, & at 90: M at RU: 2 at ! {Quebec Steamship Co, Ltd.[NEW YORK, BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES LINES From Pier 47, North River, New York | ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA.| ROUND TRIP, $10 AND UP SS BERMUDIAN, 10,518 tons displacement, sails from New York | at 1l am.' ; ; after.A Fastest, newest and only steamer | landing passengers at the dock at Bermuda.From New York, for St.Thomas, St.Croix, St.Kitts, Antigua, Gaudeloupe.Dominica, Martinique, St.Lucia.Barbadoes and Demerara: For all information apply to to 245, 56143 | QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.LTD, [to City Ticket Offices, 49 Daihousie Street.133 | P.8.STOCKING.HONE & RIVET | | © Ticket Agents, Quebec.BERMUDA \u201cMore Beautiful Than Italy.\u201d Round Trip, $10 and up.88.TAGUS, 5.545 Tons.The Luxurious ARCADIAN istered Tonnago.8,58 IMaplacement Tonnage, 11.13% Every Saturday.Commencing February 3.The Largest and Finest Steamer in the Bermuda Service.ROUND TRE OUT, The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.ELL 000 Eastern Ontario Live Poul try Show Jan, 15th, 19th, 1912 $7.95 To Ottawa and return Tickets good going Jan.14th te { 16th.To return Jan.20th.MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL, QUE.REC CITY, QUE.Feb.16th to 20th, 1912.Lowest onc way first class fare for round trip.District and dates of sale from Mone treal, Que, and stations east and south thereof in Canada, also Rouse's Point, Fort Covington.Bombay, Helena and Massena Springs, N.Y.on Thursday, Feb.15 to Tuesday, Feb.| 20th inclusive, 1912.Return lihit\u2014Al tickets valid fer return until Thursday, Feb.22nd, 1912.For further particulars apply 0 New 24h and Mse Jan-, ' nary.and every Wednesday there- ' 10 Aun street.or No.6 Dalhousie $8 | Phone 367 and 73.: GEO.H.STOTT.C, P.& T.A Mardi-Cras Carniva Quebec FEBRUARY 16th to 20th, 1912 ; ONE WAY LOWEST FIRST CLASS FARN THE ROUND TRIP ! From Stations in Canada.Renirew, ; Sharbot Lake and Last.LOW EXCURSION FARES Fram New York, Lioston.and al «New England points.PF PACIFIC aol Full particulars on application te 30 St.John St.corner Palais Hilly | Phones 93 and M.Also Chateaw Frontenac and Station Ticket Offices G.J.I\" MOORE.Railway and Sicams:hig AM lines represented.General \\gencr.0000000004 Mardi- Gras Carnival at Quebec Return tickets will be sold at lows est que way first-class fave from stae tion.in the Province of Quebec ine cluding Campbellton on February 13, «Je, 17.1R, 19 and 20.1912, From stations in New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward {le and February 13th, and 16th, 1912, ouly.+ Return limit on all tickets Febru ary 22nd.1912, + Further information on application Nos.7 Du Fort and 22 Dalhousie Streets.8.J.NESTOR.@ City Ticket Agent Raiuway __ Mardi-Gras Carnival QUEBEC, FEB.16TH TO 218T.Tickets on sale from all local «tae tiens at single first class, starting : 15th to 2th February.Return limit, ; 22nd February.\u2019 ALSO Special Exoursion Rates from Naw York and Boston Write your friends in thes: place Sanderson & Son, Gen.Agents, and remember that through cars ru 22 State St, New York.via Quebec Central Railwas.! Hone & Rivet.21 Baude at.Que.F.8 STOCKING, {} bec; F.S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis City and Dist, ger Agentif at.Quebec.Agency for Thomas Cook & sen dec27xwed,tillieb28 1 World's Greatest Tourist Agents ; \u2014 also all steamship fine 32 8 A NEW CRUISE 1 Lonis street, Quebec.TO THE WEST INDIES ON THE NEW 8TEAMSHIE ' STEPHANO i oF THE ITED CROSS LINT, Jan'v 00 1 19 DAY 27th $100:%° ! } To Nassau, Havane.Kingeten à Galen : i h | wert indies Talked Fina nd rodents : a 12 vi i fective 8th January.traing forced ra mire Rk SE will leave Quebec as follows : MEN OERN IR GET AN ÉARLY BüUk.| CANADIAN NORTHERN que! INC 18 ABVISED.A | BEC RAILWAY.| GR CO to 0.30 A.M.\u2014Daily except Sunday for BOWRING & CO.17 State St.N.Y.#4 AM, y except Sunday or your loeal Tourist Agency | Grand \u2018Mere, Shawinigan \u2014 Falls, Joliette.Montrenl,i ete.Meals served of TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.Buffet-Parlor car.; 5.00 P.M.\u2014~Daily except Sunday fe { Taking Effect, October 30th.! $t, Casimir and interme=! : EXPRESS ben Comore Nu i | diate stations.ve Riviere du Io io AM | QUEBEC AND LAKE ST.JOHN\u2019 EXPRESS T,eaves Connors, N.fi.; Za PM | RAILWAY.MIXED Css vee Koran gp Le , | 8.40 A,.M,\u2014Daily except Saturday ind al ves riere du Le i» M Sunday for Chicoutuni, nee Ta at mr dsm on Junction w Roberval.etc.Parlor car far ihe po Wood oodmisch.Frage far Chicoutimi Mondays te di Falefeld, Me resque La and Thursdays, returns\u2019 nl 3 Mar du Ln with all Interce- ing following day.| last.intorag yon pir ey ce 830 A.M\u2014Saturday only for St je EE) rae Raymond.» x Helanger, nae] Frosh ph and Fuses | 5.50 P.M.\u2014Daily except Sunday for ger Agent, Rivie St.Raymond.8.00 I\" M.\u2014Saturdsy only for Roberval.Chicoutimi.ete, Sleeping car for Chicoutimi.ST.URSULE HOUSE Room and Board, also Table Board.First-class accommodation for tran sients.72 ST.URSULE ST.Corner St.Louis Street.I For further particulars apply te I 1 S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis street: Hem | & Rivet, 22 Buade street; Railway 1 Depot, * Andrew street, and Cha | teau Frontenae.lrated and bee hg gos Sia ATX ® ; \u201d pies Dally $3.00 pe annee ¢ Er iT smu ver Lin bu E: BECHANICS SPRY GY.LTE W.H.Wiggs.\u2026.\u2026.President G.H.Simpson, Vice President and Manager W.C.Teakle,.Sec'y-Treas._ BOARD OF DIRECTORS.Walter R.Wilkinson, \u201c E Allan Wyse, Arthur Matte.80-40 ST.PAUL STREET QUEBEC | | Annual Discount Sale | TORNTIRE EHRCHINS i j D.$.RICKABY- Furniture Warehonse, Undertaking | Establishment and Appraiser.| -337 St.John St.Phone 351 ' SILLERY NURSERIES, Bergerville.Best and cheapest house in the trade.Look at our prices.Roses at $1.25 per dozen; Carnations, 63c per dozen; White Narcissus, 40c per dozen; Roman Hyacinths, 30c per dozen.Deliveries daily, anywhere in city.Green houses open Sundays and week days.Designs from $3.Phone 295.JOHN RAMSDEN, Gardener.Edouard Hamel, J.des R.Tessier, B.A.Sc.B.A Sc HAMEL & TESSIER CIVIL ENGINEERS Hochelzga Bank Euilding 236 St.Peter St QUEBEC, TEL.2689.NEW POST GARD Our new Stock of Post Card Views, Winter Scenes, etc., include several new views of Quebec.Call and see them.Only ONE CENT Each\u2014 BOYS\u2019 HOCKEY STICKS.Our Boys\u2019 Hockey Sticks at TEN CENTS each are big valve for the money.) We also sell a gond Hockey Puck at TEN CENTS each.T.H.O'NEILL, 248 St.John Se.| | B ewerles Limited The Na:'onal Notize is hereby given that the annual general meting of the shareholders of \u201cThe National Breweries, Limited,\u201d will be held at the head office of the company, 35 Chaboillez Square, Montreal, on Wednesday, January 17th, 1912, at 12 o'clock noon, in accordance with the by-laws of the company.By order of the Board.J.D.HUDSON, Secretary-Treasurer, Moatreal, Jan.4, 1912.jan.6,8,9,10,11,12,13,15,16,17 Joncas, Tremblay & anne M LARGE EXPENDITURE IS TH ONC.P.RAILWAY $20,000,000 to Be Spent West of the Great Lakes During the Coming Year.Montreal, Jan, 16.\u2014Before leaving + for Winnipeg to-night, Mr.Geo.Bury, vice pregident of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and general manager of the Western lines, who has been in con-, ference with Sir Thomas Shaughnessy during the past few days, announced that no less than $20,000,000 wopld be spent by the company in !improving the system west of the | Great Lakes during the coming year.The rumor that the main line is to be double tracked as soon as possible in all congested districts, is confirmed.A second Yrack will be laid along the route between Regina and Chaplin, Sask.; between Hammond, BR.C., and Vancouver, and between Alyth and Senalta, Alberta.Considerable extensions to the terminal facilities at Vancouver, Calgary, Swift Current, Moose Jaw, Outlook, Regina, Broadview, Brandon and Fort William will be made.A new terminal will also he built this summer at Coquitlan, B.C.With regard to Winnipeg.two alternative surveys are under way, one looking to a cut off from Reaburn, while a new terminal will be built so that freight trains will not have to pass through the city as at present.At Fort William a coal-handling plant, new freight sheds, steel docks and increased elevator capacity will he provided.Malouln Civil Engineers & Land Surveyors Bank Nationale Building St Roch.Phone 2773 - QUEBEC.OYSTERS With Coie-# 35c Sigh anis 50g CAFE DUGAL AUD.TORIUM 142 St John Strat Board $3.50 and $5.00.SG 5 Fy Os FETHERSTONBAUGH & SON LOUIS ALPHOGSE POULIET, Lip, Legs! dévicor BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA ER for our We fixed upon great event which will be on Monday Next, 22nd January Never has such stock, been seen in where.As we are abou sortment of Spring Goods too large for the space we can dispose of, We must make place for these goods | Therefore there will be no consideration taken as to pri>es.It will be the sale par excellen ze.Everybody should take advantage of this sale.Look out for our Great Add on Saturday next, the date of this a reduction on a Quebec or else- t receiving an as- MYRAND & POULIOT 215 St.Joseph St., St.Roch bo perte I ie.ite ooo orien.TNE A large number of branch lines will also be built, but the details are not iyet completed.A fine from Viceroy jte Weyhurn will be built, while 85 mites will he added to the main line northwest from Swift Current.Construction will also be started from a point on the main fine west of Medicine Hat in a southwesterly direction, Four hundred and seventy miles of light steel will be replaced by 80-1b.rails, NOTES OF THE RING.New York, Jan.16.\u2014Tommy Murphy, of New York, defeated Joe Bedell, of Brooklyn, in a ten-round hout at the Royal Athletic Club, Brookiyn, to-night.Murphy clearly outfought his opponent in the early rounds and floored him in the fourth.Bedell, however, came back strong in the latter part of the contest and staggered Murphy with a hard blow in the eighth, but the New Yorker managed to retain his lead.Murphy will leave New York for San Francisco next Thursday, where he is to meet \u201cOne Round\u201d Hogan in a twenty-round bout.: Tommy Houch, of Philadelphia, easily outpointed Harvey Kelly, of New York.in a six-round buut at Perth Amboy, N.J.to-night.The bell at the end of the fifth round saved Kelly from a knockout.GLOOMY OUTLOOK FOR GRAND OPERA IN LONDON London, Jan.16 \u2014Oscar Hammerstein, the operatic impresario, ox.presses a gloumy view as to the future of his opera enterprise in London on account of the failure of subscriptions for boxes.In the course of an interview published in the Even- j among the Quebecers in Montreal, \u201cGuaran- \u2018 this week.ing News to-day, he said: tee me sufficient subscriptions and I will produce grand opera fifty-two weeks in the year.1 am uot here to revolutionize London or for money making, but without these guarantees, 1 am afraid we are now at the begin- ; ning of the end, so far as grand opera in this building is concerned.If there is not grand opera here there will be something else in the building which shall be worthy \u2018of such a place, 1 shall not remain in London another minute if 1 cease to produce grand opera.\u201d Tt is understood that Baron Rothschild and other financiers hold a mortgage on the Opera House.8COTTISH CURLERS RECEIVE BAD BEATING IN OTTAWA Ottawa, Jan.16.\u2014The Scottish eurl-, ers will have reason to recall their\u2019 first day in Ottawa, After being given a grand reception this afternoon, they were decisively defeated by the Otta- | was in the first of their friendly matches, the Ottawas winning on five of the six rinks, and showing a majority at the close of the afternoon's play of 56 shots.The Scotchmen played well, but the keeness of the ice and the cold weather -again proved handicaps and they met with the worst beating that they have yet received during the Canadian tour.le was an interesting match from beginning to end and the vanquished, the brawny visitors, gave a very good account of themselves.on the other hand, were in excellent form, each of the local rinks living up tn expectations.Large crowds followed the play on the Glebe, Rideau and Ottawa rinks, and the ice in each case was in grand condition.To the Ottawas the weather was ideal, but the Sentchmen found it unfavorable and attributed their severe heating to the hard ice and frost.They took their medicine in gond part, however, and promised to do better to-morrow, when they play the Rideaus and the next day they will oppose the Glebe and Ottawa Valley clubs.To-night the visitors were enter.\u2019 tained by St, Andrew's Society to à smoker.TO ICE MERCHANTS AND OTHERS CONCERNED.lee in carloads, sold at St.Paul Se, ! Station st 80c.per ton.This ice is cut.opposite L'Ange Gardien.For particulars, apply to J.A.EVERELL, Superintendent Q.R.L.& P.Cn, St.Paul Su Station Phont 3637.THE The Ottawas, \u2018 QUEBEC à AN EXCUSE TO ANNEX CUBA?; United States Threatens to Interfere in the Affairs of the Island.: Havana, Jan.16.\u2014The news of threatened intervention by the United States in Cuban affairs, which was published in the late editions of the lavana afternoon papers, coming without the least warning, created iu- tense excitement in the clubs and cafes, and in alt places of public gathering it was the absorbing topic of discussion.Astonishment and resent.| ment against American interference | were mingled with very general.incredulity.- Later, as the news was fully eon- | firmed, the impression became general that the suggestion of intervention would probably have à good effect in calming the existing veteran agita- \u201ction and in quieting political excitement, President Gomez, seen at the palace to-night, said: \u201cI have only received Secretary Knox's note, through the American minister, Mr.Beaupre, aml have not yet made a reply, but proh- ably will do so to-morrow.l ame n- vinted that no occasion has yet arisen for any intimation of intervention, 1 .believe that the Washington government\u2019s attitude is based on an errune- ous view of the conditions in Cuba, arising from distorted and greatly ex agrerated reports from Havana.\u201d When it was suggested that the ne- tion of the administration at Washington was probably hased on reports ! from Minister Beaupre, the President replied \u2018that he did not have the hone of knowing the character of the min- | ister's reports, Continuing, he said: \u201cPeace reigns throughout Cuba and will continte to reign.I am fully in control of the! situation, which does not call for alarm, and I am abundantly ahle to enforce the laws, applying not only to those in military service but to all\u2019 citizens.There are some persons whose conception of patriotic d ties apparently tends to lead them to opposition to or conflict with the administration and the laws.I wish them to know that should they pers\u2019st in a course inimical to the peace of the republic, I now how, and have at hand , the means, to compel a revision of their views as to what patriotism is.When I can no longer enforces the - laws and maintain perfect order, T am ready to resign the reins of government.I repeat, the American gov- \u2018ernment will find no excuse for intervention.\u201d i CHRONICLE.; ment of non-unionists.Dr.LeBel is étifin:d to -the house for a few days.Mr.L.Laflamme, of Montreal, is at the King Edward Hotel, Mr.F.Desaulniers, of Montreal, is atopping at the King Edwaré Hotel Mr.L.Hodgson.of New York City, is registered at the King Edward Hotel.Judge Carroll, Mr.and Mrs.W.Power, and Mr.G.H.Balfour, are Arrivals at the King Edward Hotel \u2014Mr.L.LaBrie, Portland, Me.; Mr.K.Painchaud.Boston.Mass.; Mr.L.Proteau, Ottawa; Mr.B.Rolland, Montreal.Arrivals at the Neptune Inn: W.J.McDonald.A.Awberry, C.Cambleil, Cornwall; F.T, Dellisle, Sherbrooke; Jos.Theberge, Rimouski; E.St.John, New York; A.Mallais, Sherbrooke; J.E.Laforce, Causipcal: A.LaRocke, Quebec: los.Desjardins, St.Andre: Jos.Methot, Montmagny: J.Carneau, Montmagny: Berry Volt, Murray Ray: Louis Desbiens, St.Jerome: D.Tremblay, La Tuque: L.A.Bacon, St.Ceryle; Chrs.Cloutier, L'Islet; L.P.Lavois, Ottawa; L.Dussault, Levis; Leon St.Pierre, Sillery; J.P.Bernier, Ottawa; Eug.Lesseur, Yamachiche; J.Crosby, Joliette.BOGUS TEN DOLLAR BILLS IN CIRCULATION Toronto, Jan.16\u2014The officers ol the Northern Crown Bank are issuing warnings to the branches and to other banks to watch for bogus ten-dotlar Crown Bank bills.One of these bills was taken in at a local bank on Monday, its worthlessness not being discovered until later.The workmanship is not good, particularly on the back and the paper is of poor quality.COURT OF APPEAL SUSTAINS \u2019 JUDGE IN MURDER CASE Toronto, Jan.16\u2014The Court of Appeal this afternoon upheld Justice Riddell in his carge to the jury which Joseph Jessemine guilty of murdering James Lougheed on Buchanan street last May 29th, Justice Riddell prepared a stated case for the decision of the high court as follows: \u201cWas I right in charging the jury that even if the prisoner was insane; if he appreciated the nature and quality of the act and knew it was wrong, but that he had no power to resist the impulse, they should not acquit on the greund of insanity?\u201d T.C.Robinette, K.C., represented the prisoner and in a few words, explained the features of the case.Without hearing the argument of the counsel for the Crown, the court decided in favor of the trial Judge.Jessemine shot James Lougheed In cold blood on La Plante avenue, having waited for him an hour.He had for a long time heen \u2018suffering from delusions to the effect that his victim was slandering him and had ruined his life.The murderer was for years employed at the post affice in the ca- | pacity of elevator man, He had a bit of continually talking to himself.OTTON STAIK NEARING AN END ( l Will Probably Be Settled on Friday Next \u2014 Operatives Feeling the Manchester, Eng.Jan.16\u2014The prevailing opinion to-night isethat the adjourned conference will on Friday confirm the agreement for a truce between the cotton mill owners aud the operatives along the lines outlined at a conference to-day, at which Sir Geo.Askwith, representing the Board of Trade, was present.The cmployers have demanded, and the men apparently are willing to give assurances, that there will be no further strike on the non-unionist question, within a stated period.It is expected that the mills will resume work on Monday after three weeks\u2019 idleness.The operatives are beginning to feel the pinch, and the news of a probable settlemen hax been received everywhere with rejoicing, while the employers are almost equaily anxious to put an end to the disastrous state of affairs, which has already entailed a loss of several million pounds.The Spinners\u2019 Federation met today and decided to continue the system of three days\u2019 cessation of work each week.The cotton trade conference decided to submit to the Operatives, Association proposals for the settlement ) of the dispute subject to a six months\u2019 truce on the question of the employ- Sir George Askwith, the arbitrator, will probably submit to the employers and men suggestions whereby both sides can maintain their principles without injuring | the rights of each other.Neither side i shall be entitled to take action on the non-unionist question which wilt involve the stoppage of the machinery, without giving six months\u2019 written notice to the other side.ACTION FOR DAMAGES CONCERNING UNBORN CHILD Montreal, Tan.16\u2014An acident to an unborn child figured in a damage action argued before Justice Greenshields to-day.Mrs.Alice Lavery is claiming $1,500 from the city and Hugh Malo in warranty because last winter she fell on the sidewalk at the corner of Prince Arthur and Cadienx streets, in front of Mr.Mulo's store, and as a result her child, which was born shortly after, lived hut a few days.The damages are madc up of « number of items, including the cost of extra medical attendanee and the cost of the funeral.The case was taken en nelibere.BERLIN TO FORM A CITY REGIMENT Berlin, Ont.Jan.16-=It is proposed to organize a city regiment in Berlin and a meeting of those interested in the organization movement two years ago has been called by Mayor Schmalz, at which Col.Hodgins, D.C, O.of London, will be.present and assist in the movement.The former cffort to organize a city regiment was discouraged by the report of General French, who favored organization of less infantry and more cavalry regiments.SOCIALS OF HALIFAX DEFEAT CRESCENTS | Halifax, N.S.Jan.16\u2014In the hockey game here to-night the Socials of Halifax defeated the Halifax Crescents, 10 to 5.The score, however, does not tell the full story of the game, as the Crescents gave the Socials a hard run right through.The ice was in poor condition, which made fast skating difficult, but both sides put up a good fight and it was replete with clever stick handling and good combination rushes.Mike Murphy and Waddle starred for the Socials, and Condon, Murray and Dunphy for the Crescents.Best Cure For Skin Sores.IS ZAM-BUK.An illustration of the way in which Zam-Buk cures even the most serious and chronic cases of ulcers, eruptions and sores is provided by Mr.R.H.Baker, of Glencairn, Ont.He says: \u201cI would not have believed that any remedy could cure so quickly, and at the same time so effectively, ss Zam- Buk cured me.\u201cMy face became covered with a kind of rash, which itched and irritated.This rash then turned to sores, which discharged freely and began to spread.1 first tried one thing and then mother, but nothing seemed to do me any good, and the eruption got worse and worse, until my face was just covered with running sores.\u201cApart from the pain (which was very bad), my face was such a terrible sight that I was not fit to go out.This was my state when some one advised me to try Zam-Buk.1 got a supply, and, marvellous as it may sound, within little under a month every sore on my face was healed.T was so amazed that 1 have told the facts to several persons, and I have no objection to your stating my experience for the benefit of other sufferers.\u201d Zam-Buk is purely herbal in composition, and is the ideal balm for babies and young children, for whose tender skin coarse ointments are so dangerous, Zam-Buk is à sure cure for cold sores, chapped hands, frost bite, blood-poison, varicoes sores, piles, scalp sores, ringworm, inflamed patches, babies\u2019 eruptions and chapped places, cuts, burns, bruises and skin injuries generally.All druggists and stores sell at Sc.box, or post free from Zem-Buk Co.Toronto.upon receipt of prices Refuse barméul substitutes.Annual January Claxring Sals WIL EN TODAY CHONDRE).RNCRAY I Will be the Winter's Biggest Event.Such unusual.| attractions as we are offering in this sale have never been seen yet.MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Value 90c for 39c, Made of good quality imported cotton, stripe effects, light or dark grounds, all sizes; value 90e, for.39¢ RIBBON DEPARTMENT.-:- - Besides the numerous reductions, there is a special line worth your attention.5 to 6 ineh Black and Colored Taffeta Ribbon, all the newest shades, also white, navy, brown, red and green; regular Zoe quality.Our sale price only, per yard.le PILLOW COTTONS Circular Pillow (\u2018otton, 42 inches wide, in lengths of 2 to 10 \"yards; value 20¢, for this sale only, per yard.\u2026\u2026.10\u20ac BLACK DRESS GOODS ly sold at $5.25, sale price.0000000000 vee.$2.50 WOMEN\u2019S BLOUSES White Lawn Waists, tailored effects, very desirable, 1912 model value $1.40, sale priceonly.98c Messaline and Net Waists, black and colors; very desirable at $6.00 and $7.00 each; to clearat.$2.38 Women's and Misses\u2019 Black Broadcloth Skirts, assorted sizes, latest model regular value $3.50, sale price., .$1.60 Another lot of superior quality, about same styles; régular- ENGLISH PRINTS Newest patterns, assorted colors, 30 to 32 inches wide ; regularly sold for 15¢, sale priceonly.10e English Prints, checked, striped or floral patterns, all colors, in lengths of 5 to 10 yards; value 14c, for this sale.F.SIMARD & CI 8c E.142 SL Josoph St, SL.Roch, Quedes ART METAL CRAFTING Gives one\u2019s artistic taste a chance for develooment.We beg to call to your attention the cesigns that we have illustca- ted, which can b> [J used in connection with mounted Glass Jewels, iH.F.KIMBALL BOOKSELLER & STATIONER Telephone 432 148 St.John Street to the West Indies, South America andihe Panama Canal by the White Star Line's Splendid Triple Screw S.S.Laurentic, from New York, January 20th and February 24th, 51 days each, $150 upward.HONE & RIVET, General Travel Ageacy.Telephone 4104 21 Buade Street, Opposite the Basilica, Quebec.9 St.Lawrence Boulevard, Montreal.5 Rue de Roms, Paris, France.REIT BOAT QU ten Cotton and Linen HOUSE FURNISHING Snecial for This Month \u2014_\u2014 me * White linen table cloths, with napkins to match.White linen table damask by the yard, White linen sheeting.White linen pillowing.White linen sheets hemstitch.White linen pillows, heme stitch.Embroidered linen sheets with pillow covers to match.\u2014 Pillow shams.Bureau covers.Sideboard Covers.Table centres.White embroidered quilts.ish quilts.White counterpanes.Colored cretonne quilts with curtains to mateh, White net bed covers.Cotton sheeting.Cotton pillowings.White Marseilles quilts.White Satin fine \u2014\u2014\u2014 Rollering, Russian crash, glass linen, linen huckabacks, dusters, ehe- mois, ete.\u2018 Complete line of the celebrated Horrockes' cottons, Direct importations mean low prices in all the above lines P.J.COTE, 29-31 St.John St, Opposite Paigce Hill "]