The Quebec chronicle, 29 mai 1912, mercredi 29 mai 1912

[" ~~ - The Woathsr Unsettled and Showery.ESTABLISHED 1764.Fx SS.\u201cWILLCHAD\u201d : Via New York Genuine Ostsee Bismarck Herrings, 3-4 litres decorated tins.40¢ ISPORTSMEN will find in my store the largest assortment of goods, suitable for fishing excursions.The packing is systematically done, and all the goods, cven eggs, are guaranteed to reach in good order.Each box having a rope handle, can be checked as baggage by the transportation company.A.GRENIER Est.1882 93-93 SL John 8t, Phonss 1247-1243 PHILOREN ARE ALWAYS PROTECTED Mr.Mignault Makes an Important Declaration Before the Supreme Court.QUEBEC MARRIAGE LAWS The Most Important Session of the Hearing Yet Held\u2014Cruicial Point of the Argument.Ottawa.May 28\u2014What is consider- td to he the crucial point in the argument of the learied counsel oppos- Ing the right of the Dominion Parliament to enact the Lancaster Marriage Bill was reached in the Supreme Court this afternoon.when Mr.P.B.Mignault, K.C.of Montreal, asserted that the general public misunderstood and many legal lights seemingly deliberately misconstrued the marriage law of the Province of Quebec, In referring to the fact that under the law in Quebec a marriage is null and no marriage 2t all, even though the parties contracting lived together à number of years, unless, they being Roman Catholics of course, it was solemnized by a priest.\u201cThe children are always protected,\u201d exclaimed Mi.Mignault with earnestness.\u201cThis point is atsolute- ly misconceived and misconstrued by people who are responsible for the agitation.They have no right to misconstrue the law in this way and impute that the chiidren are thrown on the world as natural children, It is not the law of the Province of Quebec and never was.\u201d By far the most interesting discussion took place this afternoon that has ensued since the hearing started.Mr.Mignault showed his full mastery of the Quebec marriage laws on which he is a recognized authority.All the justices of the court joined in the animated discussion that took place at times, Messrs Justices Idington and Duff being particularly anx- lous to go into the matter deeply and surely.Mr.Mignault is expected to complete his argument to-morrow when he will be followed by Mr, I.B.Hellmuth, K.C., Toronto, who will take up the matter from another aspect and reply to Hon.Wallace Nesbitt, K.C., who opened the case for the promoters of the bill.Then the two Quebec counsels, Messrs.R.C.Smith, K.C., and Aime Geoffrion, K.C., are expected to present the case from the side of their province, and later Hon.Mr.Nesbitt and Mr, Lafleur will have an opportunity of repsying.Tt is thought the case will consume the whole week.Continuing after luncheon, Mr.Mignault took up the phare of opposition to marriage in connection with the Quehec laws.\u201cMarriage may be prevented by means of the opposition of the father, mother, tutor or prior consort of one of the parties,\u201d he said.\u201cIn this event, there must be some officer\u2014 priest or minister\u2014who by legislation is charged with the solemnization.Take the city of Montreal for instance.There are fifty Roman Catholic parishes in that city and æbout three times as many of other denominations.The law requires that to stay a marriage, notice must be serv~ ed on some officer.It is set forth in the act that the articles of marriage must say there is no opposition.This shows the status of the parties\u201d The Chief Justice\u2014\"What argue ment is there for danns?\u201d Mr.Mignault\u2014\"That is just tne argument.1f the argument of Mr.Lafleur is pood then banns are use.fess.A man could easily, if refused at Montreal, journey to some other part of the Province and get married.\u201d .The Chief Justice\u2014\"In that event banns would be useless?\u201d Mr.Mignault\u2014\"That is so.My contention is that there must be some one - FOOLISH FUSTIAN OVER TERRIBLE EVENT London Papers Make Caustic Comment on Senator Smith's Speech on Titanic Disaster.London, May 29.\u2014The Senate committee's report and Senator Smith's speech are given prominence in the London morning papers, hut only a few make editorial comments.The Daily Mail likens the speech to Martin Chuzzlewitz's programme oration, and says that Senator Smith has buried a grave and terrible event beneath a mountain of foolish fustian, and has managed to discount and discredit the work of the Senate committee, when he descends to technical questions.\u201cHis notorious want of knowledge of the sea.\u201d says the paper, \u201crenders his opinions absclutely worthless.\u201d The Express says: \u201cAlthough the report sounds sensible, Senator Smith's grotesque oration deprives it of much of its value.\u201d The Daily Chronicle says: \u201cThe report does wot benefit by Senator Smith's association with it.The Chronicle recommends the British public to withhold judgment until Lord Mersey's report is published.The Daily News admits that some of the conclusions are irresistible and very disturbing.rer rt EE party with special qualifications to solemnize marriage.\u201d Justice Tdington\u2014\"In the case of a prjest, must it be a priest in charge of a church?\u201d Mr.Mignault\u2014\u201cIt must be the parish priest.\u201d Justice Idington\u2014\"Suppose a man does not belong to any parish?\u201d Mr.Mignault\u2014\"That is impossible in the Roman Catholic Church.Once a Roman Catholic always a Roman Catholic in the eyes of the church.\u201d Justice Idington\u2014\"But if he has no place of residence?\u201d Mr.Mignault\u2014\"Then he is a vagabond.\" Mr.Mignault went on to explain that in the Roman Catholic Church a man without a fixed place of residence was held to be a member of the parish in which he had been baptized.Justice Idington\u2014\u201cSupposing a man of no church and a woman of no church were married and lived together for some years, what would be their status under the Quebec laws?\u201d Mr.Mignault\u2014\"The marriage would be null.I would say there never had been a marriage.\u201d Justice Tdington\u2014\u201cThen the children would he illegitimate?\u201d Mr.Mignault\u2014\u201cNot under our laws in Quebec, Article sixty4hree clearly says that if the marriage is contracted in good faith in this way, but through ignorance of the parties as to the law, the children are protected.The children are always protected.This point is absolutely nuseonceived and misconstrued by the people who are responsible for the agitation.They have to right to misconstrue the law in this way and impute that the children are thrown on the world as illegitimate.It is not the law of the Province of Quebec and never was.\u201d Justice Idington\u2014\u201cIn other words your law produces all the civil effects.\u201d Mr.Mignault\u2014\"Exactly.\u201d Justice Idington\u2014\u201cCan he (meaning the husband) marry again?\u201d r.Mignault\u2014\u201cAs there is marriage, he is free to do so.\u201d Justice Idington\u2014\u201cThen you contend here that Parliament has no power to declare the status thus brought about?\u201d Mr.Mignault\u2014\u201cIn my opinion the marriage is null and is not properly solemnized and is not a marriage.\u201d Justice Idington\u2014\"You say the Parliament of Canada cannot cure if there is an ill?\" Mr.Mignault\u2014\"The solemnlzation is left to the provinces and the Dominion cannot interfere in a putative marriage such as you refer to.\u201d Justice Duff\u2014\"Do you intend to go ao far as to say personal effect?\u201d no (Continued on Page 8th) NOILLY PRAT The 4 4 \u2018 ay Young di Gus oje o .\u201c DRY FRENCH VERMOUTH Montreal \u2014\u2014_ SHOE MACHINERY CASE 1S ENDED Commissioners Are Expected to Meet to Consider tha Rasult Within a Week.Montreal, May 28.\u2014The open sessions of the commission which has been investigating the United Shoe Machinery Company of Canada, under the Anti-Combines Act, came to an end this afternoon.Mr.T.Chase Casgrain, K.C., concluded his presentation of the company\u2019s case and Mr.A, Falconer, K.C., summed up on behalf of the shoe manufacturers.The hearing then adjourned.It is expected that the commissioners will hold a private meeting in about a week, when they will make arrangements for the preparation of their finding.The work of the commission has extended over several months.Their meetings were held at Montreal, Torcuto.Oucbec and in other cities.At each place many manufacturers were examined.In addition officials of the United Shoe Machinery Company, both the Canadian concern and the parent American company, were examined at length.The commissioners also went to various factories and were shown the machines at work, buth those of the United Company and those of other makes.This having been the first case of the kind taken under the Anti-Com- bines Act, much importance is attached to it.The investigation was started at the petition of shoe manufacturers of Quebec City, who complained that the methods of the United Shoe Machinery Company constituted a monopoly in restraint of trade.Particular objection was made to the practice of the company in leasing rather than selling its machines.and al«o to what was known as the \u201ctying\u201d clause in the leases.binding the lessees to use the machines for twenty years.and also providing that they should use only the machines of the company in their factories in connection with those leased.EDMONTON'S ASSESSOR DROPPED DEAD Edmonton, Alb, May 28\u2014D.F.McMillan, assessor of this city since 1906.dropped dead at the City Hall this morning as he was on his way to his office: Mr.and Mrs.McMillan came here from Brandon.where he had been assessor for twenty years.MAN STRUCK AND KILLED BY LIGHTNING Kenora, Ont, May 28 \u2014 Seymour Daniels, an employe of the J.W.Smart Tie Milling Company.was killed by lightning yesterday while on the Lake of the Woads in one of the company\u2019s two boats.He came from Elmdale, Ont BROTHER DROWNED TRYING TO SAVE BROTHER Regina.Sask.May 28 \u2014While playing on a raft on a slough near Findlater yesterday.Alexander Zatskowski, aged 7 years, lost his hold and fell into the water.His brother.Edward, tried to rescue him.hut also lost his hold and both boys were drowned before assistance arrived.ROOSEVELT CARRIES NEW JERSEY Newark, N.J.May 28\u2014 Shortly after midnight E.W.Gray, secretary of the Taft Business Men's League, conceded that Roosevelt had carried the State on the preference vote and that he would have the four delegates at large, \u201cIt looks,\u201d he said, \u201cas if the Presldent was hadly beaten.\u201d The Republican Progressive League a short time previously said that Roosevelt would have at least 18 of the 28 delegates.WOODROW WILSON CARRIES MINNESOTA St.Paul, Minn, Muy 28\u2014 Returns today show that Woodrow Wilson was endorsed at the Democratic caus cuses held yesterday in a majority of the counties in Minnesota.Champ Clark failed to carry a district in the State, with the exception of the Fourth, in which he will be given solid deleations from Ramsey, Chicago and Washington Counties.Tf the unit rule prevails at Duluth, however, as now seems probable, ali of Minnesota\u2019s 24 delegates to Baltimore will go instructed for the New Jersey Cove ernor.On the face of the returns Wilson has 662 instructed delegates, Clark 193, Bryan 97, and 66 uninstructed.BUSINESS SECTION OF TOWN FLOODED Ansonia, Conn, May 28 \u2014 By the bursting of a retaining wall of the Canadian Ansonia Land and Power Company late this afternoon, the business Bection of this town was fooded and damage estimated at $150,000 was done.There was five feet of water in the streets and conditions were growing serious when workmen were able to close the gates above the canal, shutting off the flow of water.No lives were lost, but hundreds of cellars were flooded and two boilers in factories exploded.The principal damage done was to factories of the Ansonia Brass and Copper Company and the Ansonia Novelty Company.\\ 4 bee.Fa J trip to Mianick, + \u201cNEWSY\" LALONDE HAD HARD TIME So Badly Checked Up by John Howard He Could Not Tum \u201c Out to Practice.Vancouver, B.C, May 28\u2014Black and blue all over from the pounding he received in the game at New Westminster last Friday, Newsy\u201d Lalonde was unable to turn out to practice with the Vancouver lacrosse team today, and will not be in the daily workout until Thursday.Lalonde was checked hard by Johuny Howard all through the holiday game, and he is in bad shape as a result.However, he will be back on the team at inside- home next Saturday, when the rivals stack up for the second game of the champuionship series.Don Cameron was another absentee from practice.The sturdy defence man will be out of the game for a week or so with his injured shoulder and will not play on Saturday, his place being taken by Billy West.The rest of the team for Saturday's game will be the same.Just who will act as referee for the game on Saturday will not be announced until later in the week, and then it is likely that the commission will make an announcement in addition that will tend to cuch the rough work that was in evidence on the holiday.It is understood that the commission intends to stop the rough work once for all hy drastic action right at the outset.The three players who will probably come in for attention from the commission are Jimmy Gifford, Johnny Howard and Micky Ton, the two former for their effort to put \u201cNewsy\u201d Lalonde out of the business an dthe Vancouver man for his action towards the spectators after he had been sent off for ten minutes.lon was walking in front of the grand stand, when someone tossed an orange at him.He picked it up in his stick and with all his might heaved it into a section of the crowd where many women were seated.AVIATION SCOUT BASES FOR BRITAIN London, May 29.\u2014 The Admiralty intends.according to the Chronicleto establish aviation scout bases along the whole of Great Britain's eastern coast line.DECREASE IN FRENCH BIRTH RATE Paris, May 28\u2014The births in France numbered 742,114, the lowest ever recorded.On the other hand, France compares favorably with the other countries in marriages, which totalled 308.778 for the year.Divorces increased over the previous year- num bering 13,058.SPANISH RAILWAY STRIKERS SUBMIT TO ARBITRATION Madrid, May 28-The railroad em ployes on the Andalusian fines, who went on strike at Malaga May 25.have agreed to submit their differences to arbitration by the Governor of Malaga.The Governor has already prepared and submitted to both parties a scheme of settlement based upon the suppression of the obligatory Mutual Aid Society, to which the men are Torced to contribute a percentage of their wages, and the distribution of the funds of the society among the employes.Tt is expected that this plan will prove ace ceptable.About 6,000 railroad men are involved.MONTREAL HARBOR AFFAIRS INVESTIGATION.Montreal, May 28\u2014The Public Service Commission this morning reopened the adjourned meeting into the administration of the affairs 1 the Montreal harbor, having reached the city from Ottawa last evening.This morning's session was occupied with a further hearing of President Geo.W, Stephens, of the Harbor Commission, and, as was the case previously, the sitting was more of a conference with the chief executive of the port than an examination.Hon.A.B.Morine, the chairman, presided at the hearing, the two other memhers, Messrs.G.N.Ducharme and R.S.Lake, being also present.The sesions are of à private nature and will continue during the week.BOY MADE ATTACK UPON AGED LADY Ottawa, Ont, May 28\u2014Beause, it is believed, he thought the act might result in his being deported to England, Henry Bowling, 16 years old, at noon to-day committed a brutal attack on the wife of his employer, Mrs.James Brady, by striking her on the head with a club while she fay nn a sofa in her hnme at Eardley.Bowling is now in Hull jail, facing a charge off attempted murder, Mis victim, a woman nearly 50 years old, although for a time in a serious condition, will probably recover.She is under the care of Dr.Dowd of Quyon, who way called immediately after the attack took _ place \u2018and stitched 3 gaping wounll \u2018nearly three inches ifng in her\u2018 head.The boy will appéar at Hult Police Court to-Morrow.\u2018He is an undersized lad who left Ottawa a little while age for à farm.Here he was a telegraph messenger.| The Quebec Chronicle.QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1912 INVITATION TO HOLD CONFERENCE London Dock Strikers and Employers Requested tb Meet! On the 31st.London, May 28 \u2014 The overnment has invited both parties in the dock dispute to send representatives to 3! conference of the Board of Trade, | which will be held May 31, with the object of arranging a settlement of the strike.This is the result of Sir Edward Clarke's report on the strike inquiry, in which he states that the trouble is mainly due to failure to carry out the clause in the agreement between the masters and the men providing that differences be referred to the Board of Trade for decision.Meanwhile the government is showing determination to deal firmly with the situation.The Home Office issued a statement to-night denying the allegations in the strikers\u2019 manifesto that the authorities were employing police and soldiers in the interests of the employers, and declaring that no military, but only police, had been called out to preserve order, which * the government insists upon maintaining.The statement concludes: \u201cThe government will, if necessary.use all resources at its disposal to insure a continued supply of fcod to the people of Londen.\u201d The Stevedores\u2019 Union adopted a resolution to-night calling upon the \u2018 executive of the Transport Workers\u2019 Federation to declare a national strike.The strike committee decided to accept the invitation of the Board of Trade for a conference.The Carmen\u2019s Trade Union also agreed to send representatives to the conference.Mr.Gosling.one of the leaders of the men.said that in view of the day's developments it would be needless at present to call a national strike.Sir Edward Clarke's report in the matter of the dock decides in favor of the strikers on five of the points submitted and against them on two points, one of which was the actual pretext for declaring the strike.Thus as the Chronicle comments editorially, although the strike was not justified, it revealed genuine grievances.Most of the London morning papers adopt the same view and urge the strikers to accept the advice of Sydney Buxton.president of the Board of Trade, and resume work forthwith, in the confidence that the Board of Trade conference will arrive at an equitable settlement.According to the leaders\u2019 views last night, however, the strike will continue.Unusual scenes were witnessed in the East End.London, last night.The removal of large consignments of meat and other provisions continued until midnight.the proceed- ins being watched all along the streets from the docks to the market by many thousands of sullen, resentful strikers, whose attitude is described by a witness as \u201cthat of men who recognize that they are beaten in tactics and are meditating reprisals.\u201d B.L.E.WILL MEET NEXT IN CLEVELAND Harrisburg, Pa, May 28\u2014Cleveland was today selected for the meeting | place of the next convention nf the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin- : eers, and it will be hela in that city ! in 1915.The names of St.Louis.Ok- | tahoma City.Stockkton, Cal, Salt Lake City and Washington were presented.The selection of the conven.| tion meeting place occupied the morning session.BICYCLES BICYCLE SUNDRIES BICYCLE MUNSON 413 Spadina Avenue, The Steel Company of Canada Umitsc 6% FIRST MORTGAGE AND COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS, DUE 1940.\u2014 Price on Application, Royal Securities Corporation, Limites 164 St.Jamse Strost, Montreal Hen.John C.Kaine and Dr.Finnle | M.P.left this moruing for « fshing serre | Toronto Quedss Halitax Ottawa, London, Eng.1 | Temperatures \u201c Minimum, 60; 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The power of this idea is that it is es- i It does not exclude his other sports, i century of peace among the English- J \u2014\u2014 The Quebey Ghronicle QUEBEC, MAY 29, 1912, GOOD ROADS.Mayor Drouin's annocncement that the Beauport and Charlesbourg roads are to be put in proper condition is more than timely.It is past that.That nothing has been done to remedy the state in which they have been for some time is a disgrace.However, better late than never.The condition of most of the roads in the Province is about the same as that of those leading to Beauport and Charleshourg, if not worse in many instances.We have heard and read volunies on the work which the Provincial Government has done or is intending to do to imprave the roads, but most of it seems to be of the future as yet.ROYALTY TO-DAY.Divinity no longer doth hedge about a king.George V.had to appeal to the courts to silence stories of à mor- ganatic marriage.The handsome young King of the Belgians resorts to the same method to stop scandalous reports that involve the Belgian court.Perhaps the disgraceful career of Leopold make the Belgians ready to believe almost any story concerning their monarch.The inclination of courts to bend to royalty makes vindication difficult, as detractors discredit verdicts in favor of roya! litigants.Scandal has wings and gossip feed on whispers.This is 2 wd time for monarchs.The splendid old King of Denmark, after a long and honorable career.falls dying upon the street in a foreign city anl is not recognized until he is found dead in a hospital.Manuel of Portugual is an exile, Alfonso fears Spain may at any moment overturn his throne.Austria's Emperor has virtually abdicated and probably wonders if the dual kingdom will hold tos gether when he is gone.The Czar of all the Russias lives in constant fear of assassination.Persia's former Shah, his throne lost.has turned bani dit.China\u2019s baby Emperor had the | crown snatched from his head and the i long Manchu reign is ended.Power- | fut as he is Kaiser Wilhelm has ta fight like any President to keep a majority in the German Reichstag to support the measures of the Crown.The Emperor af Japan is one of the few real monarchs left who is idolized by the people who concede him the divine right to rule, BOY SCOUTS.The Boy Scout idea was an inspiration and a benediction, and the strength with which it appeals to the imagination of the young and the common sense of older persons indicates that it is far more than a passing fad.\u2018The military purpose back of it in England is lost in the nobler and wiser thought which directs it here.The development of health, manhood, the spirit of helpfulness and self-sacri- fice, of real brotherhool, of high standards of every kind\u2014all this is good for war, if war should come, but it is still better for the battles and the emergencies of the everyday life of peace.sentially a boy idea.Tt is built on hoy nature, boy imaginings, boy visions, the sort of thing that every boy plays at from the time he can todile.but makes him better fitted for them It tends to stimulate him to everything that is worth while and to protect him from things dangerous and evil.It serves as a shield as well as a tonie, physically and morally.It requires the proper superyision as well as sympathy of older people to keep it up to the mark, and, as a matter of course, it cannot take the place of other training, hut it has a wide and wonderful field and opportunity of usefulness, and it is Justifying the enthusiasm and hope which it has excited.A fine army of healthy, manly youngsters, our Bay Scouts, should grow into a splendid force in the future life of the country.THE CENTURY OF PEACE.A circular letter has heen issued from Ottawa, signed by Senators Cox and Dandurand and by Sir L.A.Jette, Sir A.Lacoste, Sir William Mackenzie, Sir W.R.Meredith, Sir William Mntnek, Sir Thomas G.Shaughnessy anl Sir Byron E.Walker, inviting a number of representative Canadians to meet at the capital on June 4, in the Railway Committee room of the House of Commons.for the purpose of having an interchange of views upon the various aspects of the project for a joint international celebration of fhe speaking peoples of the world, and of forming, if it is deemed advisable, a Canadian National Association to cooperate with the organizations that are at work in Great Britain and in the United States for the purpose of furthering this project of a joint celebration, The organization which Is at work in the United Kingdom is an association organized under the able and sealour chairmanship of Lord Grey, the predecessor of the Duke of Connaught in the Governor Generalship of this Dominion, Last year a National Committee, having the same purpose in view, was formed at New York.It it not quite apparent to what extent this movement has taken concrete form in the United States, but the favorable manner in which the proposal has been received there, as evidenced by the representative character of the National Committee, and the enthusiasm with which the idea has been taken up in Great Britain, indicates that the time has arrived when some tentative step may with propriety be taken by Canada.This century of peace will have been completed .on the one-hundredth anniversary of the Treaty of Ghent, which was concluded on Christmas Eve, 1814, and ratified on the 17th of February, 1815, It naturally possesses & special interest for Canadians.The older half of Canada is immediately adjacent to the United States, and is the portion of the British Empire that witnessed the actual conflicts of the War of 1812-14, \u2018The bitterness engendered by those far-off strifes has happily long since passed away, aud it is fitting that we should participate in celebrating the blessings of peace which for a period of one hundred years will have existed between us and our neighbors.A CASE OF IMAGINATION.One of the most characteristic qualities of the big money makers of modern times is a powerful imagination.In some meus, it has amounted to a gift startlingly like the sense of prophecy.By its exercise, they have been able to dare, to adventure.It has brought them amazing success.But also it has sometimes lead them into disastrous pitfalls.One such mishap is recalled by the death of Sir Julius Charles Wernher, comrade of Cecil Rhodes, which occurred a few days ago.: Wernher had accumulated $75.000,- 000 in South Africa.The {ortune rested upon diamonds.It was made up of diamonds.In 1905, Wernher met a French chemist who showed him stones he said he had mage artificially.\u201cThe millionaire began to tremble for his fortune.He knew that it would go to smash if any easy means could he found for manufacturing diamonds.In order to protect himself, he entered into partnership with the Frenchman.For four years, he gave up money lavishly.\u2018Then.convinced at last the chgmist was a fraud, he caused his arrest.He admitted having surrendered $320,000, By his imagination, the talent to foresee the vast riches in the discov.cries of South Africa, Wernher gained tremendous wealth, the friendship of an empire maker, and finally a title, The same imagination trapped him, made him the gull of a fraud and the laughing stock of his country.BALFOUR AND GERMANY.Mr.Arthur J.Balfour is one of a group of some sixteen British statesmen who have contributed to a German magazine their ideas on the most effective way to restore cordial and friendly relations between the British and the German peoples.Mr, Balfour's contribution, although he is admitted to be himself one of the mildest of men, is said to he one of the most interesting of these contributions, He blames the persistence of Germany in its naval armament policy az responsible for the distrust that prevails in Great Britain.He asks the Germans to disavow those zealots who are preaching an extension of Germany's boundaries in Europe and the acquisition of colonies at the expense of other nations, and requests her to show the world that armies are more useful in peace than in war, and that the appetite for territorial expansion ix a worn-out phase of patriotism.Tf Mr.Balfour had preached the gos pel to his own countrymen à few generations ago.it might have sounded more plausibly in foreign ears and perhaps have been more effective even with his own countrymen.Tt is comparatively easy when you have grabbed about all the land in sight, to discover that land-grabhing is \u201ca worn.out phase of patriotism.\u201d But neither Mr.Balfour ner his countrymen made this discovery until they had reached out and annexed everything in sight, Just as their forbenrs realized what sacred things law and property were after.by some mysterious process.all the real estate in the country had passed into their own possession.Not more Important than the capacity to discover these thing« is the capacity to discover them at the right time.That time evidently arrived for Great Britain several years ago, but Cermany then wey & congeries of independent, shabby little principalities with go power of harmonious action.This situation lasted down to the present generation (some would call it the last), dewn te the creation of the German Empire in 1820, Up to that time the Germans bad never ceased to emigrate to other nations, hut perforce they had to abandon the flag, the traditions and even the language of their fathers and all were lost to their country.The British way was different.Profiting by the lesson of 1776, they carefully cultivated the affection of their emigrants, and did everything possible to build up newer Britains in every quarter of the globe.That is the example which Germany, even at this stage, fain would emulate.She sees nothing of \u201ca worn- out tradition\u201d in territorial expansion, but a wige and shrewd policy which she fain would imitate.It is true that most of the lands where new Ger manies might be built up have alrealy been acquired, but there still remain vast, unpeopled regions in South Americy, where the seeds of a new empire might be planted.She has sounded the rulers of these lands, and understands that a mutuaiiy beneiicial understanding might soon he reached if only the Monroe Doctrine might be ignored or evaded.And so, Germany may have two alternatives in view in lier swollen naval estimates.One may he the downfall of England and the ultimate acquisition of the English colonies, That is the more likely of the two.It is quite possible that the alternative is the creation of a force sufficient to set the Monroe Doctrine at del- ance.To do this openly would be to incur a serious risk and to encounter the suspicions of the British.Mr.Balfour's \u201cworn-out tradition\u201d is a good deal of a factor in the world ST.VITUS DANCE Cured Through the Use of Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pilis Chorea, or as it is more generally known, St.Vitus dance, is a disease that usually attacks the young children.though older persons may he afflicted with it.Its most common symptoms are a twitching of the muscles of the face and limbs.As the disease progresses this twitching takes the form of spasms in which the jerking motion may be confined to the head.or all the limhs may he affected.The patient is frequently unable to hold anvtliing in the hana or to walk steadily, and in severe cases even the speech is affected.The disease is due to debility of the nerves and is always cured by Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills, which enrich the blood.tone and strengthen the nerves and thus restore the sufferer to good health.The following is a striking instance of what Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills will do in this trouble.Mrs.Chas, Phipps, Delce Island, Ont, says :\u2014\u201cAt the age of fourteen my eldest daughter, Edithbecame much run down, and (he trouble developed into St.Vitus dance, First her left arm became a: fected, then the left leg and entire left side.She grew sn bad that she actually could not hold anything in her hand.and could only go ahnut with a sliding, jerking motion.Notwithstanding that we were giving her medicine, she seemed to he growing worse, and finally her speech he- came much affected.We became ! ISHOES i ~ LBERT & CIE i (HN of all kinds _ Refrigerators in all styles and sizes CURTAIN STRETCHER} with solid and moveable nickled pins + 1 Clothes Wringers Washing Machines Tubs and Buckets, ete, AT THE S.J.SHAW & Gl 13 St.John St.Telephone 573 We just received our New Stock of REFRIGERAT We Invite the public to call and sees them Hu.CI \u2019 : 4 St John Steast MOSS ESRI SEE | Morin Massey GENERAL INSURANSZ BAILEI 111 Mountain Hili be 1 | | CROTEAU & CREME Plans for Subdivisions 81 5t.Petar St.Qua>es Fits Assu-ansa Balidiag Tel 2713 QUBBES NOTICE Notice is hereby given by Mr, D.O Lesperance, M.P., that he has sent to the minister of public works the plans of certain wharves to be built on his property on River St.Charles, with the description of the property and deposited a duplicate of those plans and descriptions at registration office in Quebec and asked the Governor in council the approbation of the same.PHILEAS CORRIVEAU, Attorney-at-Law.mayl4-1m Corporation of Quebec CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE.Tenders For Fire Station, we CITY HALT.Quebec, May 23, 1912, PUBLIC NOTICE is hercby given that sealed tenders, endorsed Tender for Fire Station and addressed to the Cuy Clerk, will he received up to Tuesday, the 1ith June, at 4 pm.Plans and specifications may he seen at the office of Messrs Staveley & Staveley, Architects, No.92 &t, Peter street, and also at the City FEn- gineer's rffice.Tenders must he made an the printed blank forms, and endorsed in the printed envelopes, which will he furs nished tn intending contractors, on application for the same at the City Engineer's office.and the Fire Committee will not entertain any tender that is not made on the said blank forms and enclnsed in the said enve Inpes Tenders must he endorsed on the outside of the envelopes, with a certificate from the City Trersurer of the necessary deposit as security for the contract.Each tender shall he subscribed to by two responsible parties willing tn secure the execution nf the contract.Fach tenderer shall deposit in the harde of the City Treasurer the sum of $3,000, to he confiscated from any one refusing to sign the contract, The Corperation does net bind i.self to accept the Inwest or even any of the tenders, i The contractor te pay for drawing \u2018 up the contract, and supply the City Engincer with a certified copy there- the supply of lahor is sufficient and the steel can he secured for the laving i of the track, : of, W.D.BAILLAIRGE, City Engineer.A.LEOFRED (Grad.Laval and McGill) CIVIL ENGINEER SPECIALTY WATER WORKS 39 St.John St, Quebec.Phone 54% N/ENTORS will fiod © Potent ESZEMORS vn find o Pet FETHERSTONHAUGH & SOR LOUIS ALPHONSE POILIOT, LLA, Lagai Rérises BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING STRAW HATS | PARASOLS We have on sale this week a large © assortment of ladies\u2019, Girls, Boys\u2019 and Infants\u2019 Straw Hats, and Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Parasols at prices that can't be beat.Ladies\u2019 Ready-to-Wear Straw Hats in all the latest shapes and shades, nicely trimmed.extra value, at our price, $2.48, $3.25.Children\u2019s Straw Hats, in White Mushroom shape, trimmed ribbon, at 68e, 9e, $1.10.$1.38, $1.78.Children\u2019s Straw Hats, for young children, trimmed cream ribbon, Babette shapes, 68c., 75¢., 88c., $1.10.Jack Tar Sailor Hats, white straw with name on bands for boys and , girls, at 68c., 75c., 88c., $L10, 1.25.Boys\u2019 Sailor Straw Hats, boater shapes, with black bands.Special price 68c., and 90.Ladies\u2019 Sailor Hats in the new popular shapes.in white and black, at 88c., $1.25, $1.40.Ladies\u2019 Parasols in, plain colors and flawered patterns, all new up-to-date goods at $1.48, $1.68.$1.75, $1.98, $2.68, $2.75, $3.25, $3.75, $4.38.Boys\u2019 Men-of-War Suits in white duck with navy collar, lanyard and whistle and shield, only $1.75, $2.25, $2.43, $2.55.Girls\u2019 Bailor Dresses in white duck leated skirts, navy collar and cuffs, only $2.38, $2.98, $3.18, $338, $3.58, $3.78.White Duck 8kirts in the newest shapes, good quality duck.only $2.00, $2.50, $2.88, $2.95, $3.38.White Blouse Waists, plain taltor.made and trimmed laced and embroid: ery, at 75e, 7Re.$1.10, $L.5A $1.68 $2.10, $2.25, $2.98, $3.38, $3.78._ Black 8atesn Bkirts in good qual ity sateen, latest cut.at 8Re, 95c., $1, $1.48, $1.75.$1.88, $2.25, Boys' 8cout Supplies at low prices Simons & Minguÿ ; 20 Fabrique Strest, Telenhona 333.Quist Special Sale of Colored Pictures NE thousand colored pictures, size 22 x 28 inch es, good range of attractive Bedroom, f Pale .The Quebec Bank, St.Roch Branch, the sum of One Thousand Dollars, which will Parlor and Dining Room subjects, nicely chos en for a great special sale for this be paid to a Charitable Institution of this City, if it can be proven tha: our adver- HUET Tm \u2014 4 UE This Advertisement is Guaranteed\u2019 | i 4 | LI.our advertisements are guaranteed 20 be absolutely true.i A A We have deposited with weeg.\u2018The regular price of these pictures is 4 Oc each.On Sale, while they last, at LIMITED using is wilfully exaggerated or misleading.You may place absolute confidence in any | ; TN FU ve ae eerie sere dune sens nn ce 000 25e | | statement made in our advertisements and feel that this store is always striving to earn A.fi and in i i Retail Divisi>a, 157-173 St Ja1e54 Straae your confidence.and retain it Grand Millinery rance Beautiful Trimmed Hats Reduced.HIS is a rare opportunity to save dollars on a charming Summer Hat.Just sit down with your peiic™ ah figure out the DOLLARS you can save on ANY of these fashionable mudels.This sale will last all this week, and we would strongly advise all those who wish to take advantage of this truly extraordinary sale of millinery to come before the best models have been picked out.READ.\\ $5.50 Value, $5.49 LADY'S HAT, tulle and lace, shirred silk trimming $11.00 Value $6.98 LADY'S HAT, tam shape, mixed and brown ribbon, trimming on fancy $11.00 Value, $6.49 LADY'S HAT, black and champagne, turban model, folds of sitk and band of tulle, lowers, $11.00 reduced small shape in and large bow, $8.50 reduced to.8549 to .8649 braid .$11.00 reduced to 86.96 lf ; |] $13.00 Value $7.98 $15.00 Value $8.59 $14.50 Value 8.9¢ i LADY'S HAT, small model, black LADY'S HAT, small toque, cham- LADYS HAT, champagne and and champagne braid, high roses and black plume, veveee see oo.$13.00 reduced to $7.99 crown, white straw and silk, lace, silk and fancy ornament, $14.50 .pagne satin straw, draped trimming ees .\u2026\u2026\u2026.Féduced to $8.98 .$15.00 reduced to $8.59 Lace Collars At Sensational Prices ; N Wednesday we will place on sale an im- and flowers $14.50 Value 8.98 LADY'S HAT, pale blue and champagne Togall straw, embroidery, roses and foliage.: ver oe.$14.50 reduced to $8.08 $17.00 Value $9.98 LADY'S HAT in champagne and lace, medium shape, draped with tulle, assorted flowers.$17.reduced to $9.95 $16.00 Value $9.98 LADY'S HAT in tulle, lace and flowers, large picture hat, white foundation, rare value .\u2026.816,00 reduced to $9.98 0 mense special lot of Guipure and Washable Cotlars and Jabots, Dutch Collars, Coat Col.$28.00 Value $18.98 ~~ | lars, atc, a traly sensational prices.LADY'S HAT in golden brown beautiful embroiderd effects.Sale prices.while they silk lace, medium shape, fancy straw | $16.00 Value $9.98 LADY'S HAT in white mohais braid, very large, tam style, wreath of foliage, satin flowers, .$29.00 Value $15.98 - LADY'S HAT in chaded silk, large Some are in picture hat, shirred lace, large draped 40 plumes, last, 62\u20ach .oovvnerniniiiiiieen 12 1-2e, 19c and 25e LL.+.+.816,00 reduced to $9.93 crown, {ruit .$29.00 reduced to $15.98 ._.$28.00 reduced to $18.98 , \u201c | SSS Charen | Buy Your Wash Goods and Staples Now Summer Hats { OW is the time to provide for the hot summer months.We are prepared to supply your requirements me\u201d N Wash Goods, Fancy Muslins and Summer Suitings.Our showing in these lines is worth a special visit to = See nur showing of Children\u2019s Sum i inspect.SE \u2019 mer Hats, now on exhibition in the { Zephyrs _\u2014_ Musling Suitings Millinery Department.(1st floor), New Zephyrs in pretty stripes or T- New bordered Muslins, 40 inches Linen Suitings, 27 inches wide, aft These are all good values, and the checks, will wash well,\u201d suitable for wide, very latest novelty for ladies\u2019 the new Summer shades, suitable for styles à ; 1 i} fancy dainty summer dresses and house and misses\u2019 Summer Dresses.new Costumes, Automobile Coats, etc, Our tyles are sure to please your fancy blouers, per yd .12 1-2e colorings, per yd .eens 38e Prices, yd .oo.14e te 50e Prints Longcloth Glass Cloths silk bow, Our Price .CHILDREN'S HATS in white Japsnese Silk, large shape, trimmed with .81.50 CHILDREN'S HATS in white mohair braid, trimmed with dainty white silk bow, silk lining, Our Price.$1.78 CHILDREN'S HATS in white mu CHILDREN'S HATS in white Jap- Summer Prints in a great variety of new and attractive coloring and design for ladies\u2019 and misses, per yd.English cotton Longcloth.36 inches wide, linen finish, Our \u201cPaquet Special\u201d line, sold by the piece of 20 yds, only, Special, per piece.$2.68 Table Covers : Special, $1.00 Cotton Damask Table Covers, size 2 x 21-2 yds.red and white patterns, finished with fringe, very good value, Our Special Price .$1.00 Hemmed Glass Towcls, white linen, red or blue border, sizes 21 x 29, 24 x 32 and 24 x 36 inches, ready for use, Our Prices.each .12 1-2¢, 15¢ and 20c Carriage Dusters 60c to $1.50 each ~ Linen Carriage Dusters, striped or checked, blue, green or red, with fringe, new assortment for Summer, 1912, Our Prices range from .barre re es ns 60c to $1.50 hair braid, trimmed with white silk anese Silk, trimmed with white bows { ceo owen A06, 12 12e end 15e ; ; on each side, silk lining.Our Price.Pillow Cases ribbon and bow.Our Price .$1.60 ee 2222510000 8168 it $1.00 per pair - CHILDREN'S HATS in cham- CHILDREN'S HATS in white mo- fi Very Fine quality pure linen Pillow ù ith ri hair braid, trimmed with silk ribbon Caces, sizes 20 x 30 inside hem.made a y + , pagne straw, trimmed with ribbon and and fancy bow, net lining, Qur Price with l-inch hemstitching all round, flowers, muslin fining, Our Price.$2.25 een man ern mer ane eae as.82.56 Our Price, per pair .$1.00 = 323 St.Paul St URNITURE Have you seen Perry's Furniture?.Don\u2019t miss it.Now is| the time to save money.No matter which part of the city you live, we advise you to see our goods and prices before buying elsewhere.You will save money.We do not want to put in any prices, but seeing is believing.Remember the place, JAMES PERRY, Phone 519 ik, eut throwing off sparks, vo Bddy\u2019's Matches sre always full MM count\u2014ask for them at all good dealers, HULL, CANADA, EDDY'S SILENT MATCHES are made of thoroughly dried pine blocks.4 + The tips, when struck on any surface whatever, \u201cwill light silently sud burn steadily and smoothly with- The B.B.EDDY COMPANY, Limited Wn SPECIALTIES.IS \u201cSchaffer\u201d Special Leather and Rubber Combination Sole Boots, made to order, only $10.00, Boot and Slipper Trees, 50c, $1.00 and $3.00.Arch Supports, from $1.50 to $3.50.Ladies\u201d \u201cWhite Buck\u201d Button Boots, high cut, only on special order, 85.00 a pair.Spring goods arriving daily.Shoes made to order and repairs done.WM.JACQUES & SONS, Tel 427.424 Fabrique Strest AA Makers Also of Toitet Papers.a THE LATE MAS, LAJEUNESSE Had Given Twenty-Six 1 eaïs\u2019 Valuable Service to the City of Montreal., Mrs.Lajeunesse, police matron for more than a quarter of a century, died in the Hotel Dieu Hospital after a brief illness.The deceased was horn in Quebec on June 6, 1847.She was the daughter of the late Hugh McCaffrey, or Quebec.Thirty-eight years ago she married Louis W.Lejeunesse.Being keenly interested in charitable work.26 years ago she was appointed police matron by the City Council.Her work was principally in the Recoraer's Court, and her advice when deat- ing with young women first offenders, was generally taken by Magistrates and Recorders.She had a great memory for faces, and it was said by Chief Campeau that she could tell a face five years afterwards, The Chief said that Madame Lajeunesse was à true sister of charity.Part of her duty was to assist the unfortunates, and she had times out of number given poor women clothing and food and had saved hundreds of young women from the prison cells and had them sent to reform institutions or placed in good homes.For himself.the Chief said.he was! generally guided by the advice of the | dead matron.Madame Lajeunesse was fond of children, and she had probably taken care of more abandoned babies than any other woman in the Dominiontake the little tots to her home.clean them.and care for them for several days until they could legally he placed in homes or an institution.She had a special chair in the Recorder\u2019s Court.which was left vacant to-day.The police captains expressed regret at the unexpected death of the matron, She is survived hy her hushand, Mr.Louis W.Lajeunesse, of the Court | House, and three sisters, Mary, Maggie and Jennie McCaffrey, and a brother, John McCaftrey, all of Quebec.\u2014 Montreal Star.After the service in St.Patrick's Church yesterday morning.which wae conducted by Rev.Father Donohue, with Rev.Fathers Lawler and Jones as deacon and sub-deacnn, the remains were conveyed to St.Patrick's Cemetery to be interred in the family lot.HORSE WAS DROWNED IN THE RIVER A horse belonging to Horace Dussault, of Levis, ran away yesterday morning and plunged into the river at Drolet\u2019's Wharf and was drowned, _ Frequently she had to, LABOR MEN WILL MAKE TEST CAGE Have Taken Action in Montreal Against Firm for Keeping Open Election Day.Montreal May 28\u2014The officlats ot the Trades and Labor Councii and the Montreal labor party.took action to-day against the Thomas Davidson Company.Limited.alleging that they kept their factory in operation between the hours of 1 and 6 pm.où the day of the provincial elections in violation of clause 352 of the Provincial Eelection Act.The Labor party met many reverses in the elections, the two Laborites elected running as independents.one of them against the Labor party's | candidate.and labor leaders claim that many men were prevented from voting because employers kept them at work.The ohjeet of the action against the Davidson Company is to make a test case.GIVEN A BIG AWARD FOR HIS PROPERTY.Toronto, May 28\u2014An award of $238,538, bearing interest at five per ! cent dating from 190%, or about $323.} 583 in all.was granted Robert Davies, i of the Don Valley Brick Works, by i the board of arbitrators appointed in 1911 to ennsider his claim to compen- 1 aatien for lands expropriated by the Canadian Northern Railway for track- age.On Fehtuary 9 1909, the Canadian Northern Railway offered $15,000, which was refused.The award came as a great surprise to the Canadian Northern Railway officials, but the arbitration board held that the land.being a shale hank.valuable for brick manufacturing, must be paid for ae.cordingly.DOCK STRIKE AFFECTS CANADIAN 8.8.LINES.Mntreal, May 28\u2014Speaking on the Londo dock strike.Mr.Georre Hannah, passenger manager of the Allan Line.stated that if conditions are not immediately remedied.all lines plying between Montreal and London will suffer.The lonian, Mr, Hannah pointed out.is already delayed.and nothing is more certain that if the strike continues much longer, there will be starvation among London's poorer classes, \u201cThe Allan Line,\u201d said Mr.Hannah, \u201chas two loopholes of escape from this strike dy which she can save her London-Canadian passenger traffic.We can ship the London passengers to Liverpool and have them there take our Liverpool boats; or we cau send them to Glasgow.EALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed \u201cTender for Post Office Building.Maisonneuve, Que.\u201d will be received at this office until 4.00 p.m.on Monday, June 17, 1912, for the construction of a Post Office Building a Maisonneuve.Que.Plans, specification and form of contract can be seen and forms of tender obtained on application at the office of Mr.C.A.Reeves, Architect.53 St.James street.Montreal, at the Post Office, Maisonneuve, and at this Department.Persons tendering are notified that tenders will not be considered unless made on the printed forms supplied, and signed with their actual signatures, stating their occupations and places of residence.In the case of firms the actual siznature the nature of the occupation and place of residence of each member of the firm must be given.Each tender must he accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank, payable to the order of the Honorable the Minister of Public Works, equal to ten per cent (10 p.e.) of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the person tendering decline to enter into a contract when called upon to do so, or fail to complete the work contracted foy.If the tender be not accepted the cheque will be returned.The Department does not bind fr- self to accept the lowest or any tender.Ry order, R.C.DESROCHERS, Secretary, Department of Public Works.Ottawa, May 23, 1912.Newspapers will not be paid for this advertisement if they insert it without authority from the department.ré rt EE FELL DOWN AN ELEVATOR SHAFT.Toronto, May 28\u2014Slipping from the toof of the elevator which he was cleaning on the fourth floor of the Canada Life building.this morning.William Hurst fell sixty feet to his death down the clevator shaft, It is supposed that he missed his footing and feli backwards.His neck was broken and his head smashed tn a pulp.Hurst is survived by a widow.Toronto World, May 15th :\u2014The C.N.R.have recently installed sufh.cient extra lifeboats of their Royat Line to accommodate their carrying capacity, including passengers ang crew.[un addition to this both boats are now 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To wit : Concerning the Widening of the Northern Part of Bridge Street, + CITY HALL 27\" KDrawn np in the French Language.) At a meeting of the City Council of the city of Quebec, held on the tenth day of May instant, 1912, the following said contract to he + by-law was read for the first time : Whereas the obligation contracted by the city nf Quebec, in virtue of the Act I George the Fifth (2d session), chapter 3, to rebuild Dorchester Bridge ; Wiereas, in order to have a convenient access to said bridge, it is necessary to widen the northern part of Bridge street, west side, and to acquire, for that purpose, a strip of land, of about 42 feet in width by 177 feet in length, forming part of No.574 of the cadastral plan of St.Roch\u2019s ward; It is in consequence ordred and enacted hy the Municipal Council of the city of Quebec, and this Council doth ordain and enact as follows : 1.To widen the northern part of Bridge street, west side, for the ap- roaches necessitated by the rebuild- ng of Dorchester Bridge, this Council decides to acquire, by mutual consent, or by expropriation, if necessary, a strip of land of about 42 feet in length by the depth of lot No.$74 of the cadastral plan, bound by said Bridge street on its west side, said stri of land comprises a superficias of 7,558 square feet and is designated by the letters A, B, C, D on a plan deposited fn the City Engineer's office, bearing the date of the 8th of May, 1912, and prepared by Mr.Hugh O'Donnell, | surveyor.2.The amount to be paid for said strip of land shall be taken from the monies the city is authorized to bor- cow in virtue of the Act 1 George ths EET JOHN OAKEY & SONS, Ltd,, Wellington Mills, Loudon, England.THE QUEBEC BANK QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.Notice is hereby given that a dividend of one and three-quarters per cent | upon the paid up capical stock of this institution, has been declared for the current quarter, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this city and at its branches.on and after Saturday, the first day of June next.The Transfer Rooks will be closed from the seventeenth to the thirty- first day of May (both days inclusive.) .B.B, STEVENSON, General Manager.NOTICE Is hereby given that the Pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is submerged as well as the other deep water Pier that was there up to last winter at the end of the long wharf.The position of the pier at the mcuth of the Cap Rouge river is as heretofore shown hy a flat huoy by day and a white-light by night, and the position of the deep water pier recently taken at the erd of the long wharf is in a straight line with the said flat buoy and about 00 fect tn the west.W.A.KINGSLAND, Agent.WALLACE COLLEGE 25 STANISLAS ST, QUEBEC, 15th Year.Instruction given in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, Drawing, Music and Modern Languages.No vacations.Day and Evening Classes.J.W.M.WALLACE, Walsh\u2019s Special Note Paper 26c per pound John E Walsh 11St John Straat Reward of $25.00 An Opportunity For the Aged, For party just to furnish correct information regarding the elopement of Marie Matïbeauf dit Beausoleil, with an English officer after the rebellion of 1837.giving nfficer's name, If further authentic information be furnished the reward will be increas ed materially.Communicate with this newspaper or address C.B.Scantlebury, Belle ville, Ontario.I may27x3 EDWARD A.EVANS CIVIL ENGINEER, Plans, Surveys, Reports, Superintendence of Construction, ways Power Plants, .Land.Improvement, &e, Office : 92 St Peter St, Quebec Telephone No.281k .\u2026 ve, PY ÿ { lineup CORNWALL MEN PLAY FOOTBALL Association Team Drew With R.C.G.A\u2014Officers Beat Cadets at Rugby, 34 to 13.Tn spite of the sultry heat which prevailed here yesterday the officers, ; cadets and men of H.M.S.Cornwall put in sone strenuous football on the Plains of Abraham during the afternoon, There were two games played, one a game of Association foothall between a team from the training ship and a local side representing the R.C.G.A.Neither eleven was up to full strength as the gunners were without two of their best men, Boyd and Mackintosh.On the other hand the visitors were minus the services of their officers who were playing in the Rughy match.A good game was nevertheless witnessed and resulted in a draw.each side scoring two goals.Coombs and Roe netted for the visitors and Richards and Bunyan put through for the home tide.Mout played a splendid game in goal for the garrison and Richards, Newton and Keir also got in a lot of hard work.The teams lined up as follows :\u2014 Coruwall-\u2014Beer, Tate, Davis, Hayward, Roe, Caggie, Coombs, Tims, Percival, Loney and RBurghall.R.C.G.A.\u2014Moult, Yates, Keir, Lt.Tremaine, Newton, Cingman, Lt.Trving, Richards, Bunyan, St.Clair and Towing.The game was refereed by Petty Officer Spetticue who discharged his difficult dutiies in impartial manner.As soon as the soccer match was over an interesting game of Rugby followed between the officers and cadets, some fine runs and pretty come bination making the play attractive for the onlokers.Though the cadets tried their utmost and played a plucky game the weight znd experience of the officers were too much for them and they were beaten by a score of tive goals and three tries (34 points) tn two goals and a try (13 points).The victory was due in large part to the splendid play of the chaplain.Rev.Mr.Gouge, who was responsible to most of the scoring.Manners, Ede and Mainprice alex showed up well.Far the cadets Smith was the pick and Welsby was very noticeable.CRICKET MATCH.The Quebec Cricket Club will play a match this afternoon against H.M.S.Cornwall.The club will be represents ed hy the following :\u2014Parmat®e (captain), Massey, Burstall.MeQuill- an, Taylor.B .Price, A.Smith, Clegg.Bignell, Keir, Oshorne.The game till begin on the Plaine at two o'clock and local players are requested to be on the ground a quarter of an hour earlier if possible, BASEBALL MANAGER WAS SUSPENDED.Cleveland.O.May 28\u2014Manager Callahan.of the Chicago Americans, to-day received notice from Presidem Ban Johnson, of the American League, of a three days\u2019 suspension for Callahan's run-in with Umpire Westervelt during the Chicago-Detroit game last Saturday.Callahan sent McIntyre to the outfield in his place for four games, including two am Thursday.BRITISH COLUMBIANS FOR OLYMPIC TRIALS.Winnipeg, May 28\u2014The British Cotumbia athletes who are tn take part in the Olympie trials in Montreal are in the city to-day and will rest over until to-night when they will leave for the east in company with Joe Leeper, Jack Beckett and Army Iloward, the Winnipeg representatives, The party includes Duncan Gills, who appears to have the weights at his merey: W.R.Chandler, entered in the 10,000 metres; F.E.McConnell and Hal Beasley, in the 100 and A0 metres, and Tom Gallon in the 100 metres.MONTREAL TRAP SHOOTERS FOR OLYMPIC.Montreal, May 28\u2014Messrs.J.H.Kenyon, R.18, Tutcheson and probably W.R.Davies, three Montreal men.will represent Canada in the trap shonting contests at the Olympie games this year These three mien were selected at a meeting of the Dominion of Canada Trap Shooting Association which was held this after- nom, the association having been authorized by the Olympic cimmittee to select the team of three.The trapshooting championship of the world is at present held by Mr.Walter H.Ewing, of this city.He was unable to enmpete in the trials held here for the selection of the team, nor did he enter his name with Mr.Cooke, the Secretary of the Association.If he goes to the Olympies to uphold his title, it will be at his own expense., Tt was also decided this afternoon that the Dominion of Canada Trap Shooting Association's meet would be held here from August 20 to the 23rd.CHAMPIONS WILL HOLD A PRACTICE.The St.Patrick's Lacrosse Club will hold a practice on Walsh's field this evening at six o'clock in preparation for their first match on the Oh of June.The champions expect to have a strong lineup this season and will leave nothing undone to keep their supremacy .There are so many good men in sight that it may come to be a problem to choose the best men.so that there are likely to he big practices in order to make good or the first Latest Sporting News EE SE eT) TORONTO DEFEATED MONTREAL YESTERDAY Pulled Off a Victory by a Score of 3 to 1, Montreal, May 28ZFitzpatrick's double and singles by Dalton and O'Hara gave Toronto two runs and the game in the tenth to-day.Viebhan and Lush both pitched fine bali, Hartman's error giving the visitors their run in the first while Lush's misplay allowed the locals to even up in the cighth.Sccre : TORONTO.A.B.R.H.P.O.AE.Fitzpatrick, 2h.512620 Myers, cf.\u2026 20200 Dalton, r.f.504610 Jordan, 1b.4 00710 O'Hara, Lf.201200 Bradley, 3b.300010 Holly, ss.400220 Higgins, c.100 210 Fischer.c.1 00 200 Lush, p.4 001 01 Shaw, x .100600 Totals.37 3 730 8 1 MONTREAL.: A.B.RILPOLAE.Demmlit, Lf.34 0 1100 Yeager.3b.4 00110 Hanford, r.f.501100 Gandil, 1b.40111 20 Russell, cf.\u2026 00 200 Connelly, cf.0001900 + Purtell, 2b, 300301 Hartman, ss, 3003 42 Roth, ¢c .4 01 511 Viebhan, p.310240 Pierce, xx .100000 , Totals.32 1 43012 4 x Batted in the 9th for Higginsxx Batted in the 9th for Russell.Score by innings : Toronto .100 000 OXI0 2\u2014 3 Montreal.-000 000 011} 0\u2014 1 Summary :\u2014Two base hite: Gandil.Fitzpatrick.Left on bases: Montreal, 6; Toronto, & First base on errors : Montreal, 1; Tarontn, 3.Sacrifice fly: O'Hara.Sacrifice hit: Russell.Bases on balls: off Lush.6; off Viebhan.3.Struck out: hy Viebhan.4; Lush, 2.Hit by pitcher: Yeager.Stolen buses: Myer, Dalton, Bradley.Time, 1.35.Umpires: Mullin and Byron.YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.NATIONAL.At Brookiyn\u2014 New York, 5; Brooklyn, 4.At Philadelphia\u2014 Boston, &; Philadelphia.10 At Pittsburg\u2014 Pittsburg, 4; St.Louis.7.At Chicamo\u2014 Chirago.10: Cincinnati, 2.AMERICAN, At New Yerk :\u2014 Washington, 8; New York, 3.At Boston\u2014 Philadelphia, 3: At Cleveland: \u2014 Cleveland, 3; Chicago.7.At $t.Louis\u2014 First Game\u2014St.Louis, O; Detroit, 3, Boston, 7.Second game\u2014St.Louis 2; Detroit, : INTERNATIONAL.At Providence\u2014 Providence, 14; Baltimore, 13.At Newark: \u2014 Newark, 15; Jersey City, 9.At Buffalo\u2014 Buffalo, 2; Rochester, 2.BASEBALL MEN WILL PRACTICE.There will be « full practice of the Automatic Baseball Club on \\Valsh's Field this alternonn at 6 o'clock, when all players are requested to be on hand.RACE TRACK BETTING IN NEW ORLEANS.Baton Rouge, La, May 2R-The opening gun in the fight to restore race track gambling in New Orleans was fired to-day when a hill was introduced in the Lower House of the General Assembly to legalize racing in New Orleans with minor regula- to the measure and prospects for its tions.There is bitter opposition passage are not especially favorable.OPENING OF CROQUET LEAGUE SEASON.The opening game of the season of the Canadian league of Croquet was played Sunday afternoon on the St.Jean Baptiste ground between St.Jean Baptiste and Napoleons.The Napoeons, champions of 1911, were the winners by 15 games to 9 games.A large audience was present to encourage the players.The winnera | 8 names were as follows :-\u2014F.Hamel, | * Jos.Parent, J.Bisson, C.Giroux, F.QO.Bisson, \u2018 HANDKERCHIEF CASE.t A new handkerchief case for the traveller is made from 30 inches of flowered ribbon folded over at each end into pockets five inches deep.f Turn down'a half-inch hem and slip in it & piece of featherboning ana briar-stitch the edge instead of hemming.Now overcast neatly the edges of the ribbon to form the pockets.The boning gives a little spring and makes it easier to insert the handkerchiefs.Make the sachet separately from à $ by 3 inch piece of green messatine filled with several heavily scented layers of cotton wadding.At the upper side fasten a small bow of half.inch white satin ribbon, with à rosebud in the knot made of two shades of pink silk.This sachet is slipped in one of the pockets and can easily be refilled.\u2014Philadeiphis Public Ledger.harm.TO THE ELECTORS and energy you displayed towards me Bisson, A.Brousseau, Jos.Pelletier, | in the recent electoral campaign.forget.8 result.as the majority was considerably decreased.and know each of youyou can rely nn my entire devotion any time that I can be of any service to you, ent servant, Juri ng Girlh ood Young Women need a Tonic WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1912 > 1 8 HOW LONG WILL IT LAST?Editor of the Chronicle, Dear Sir: Might 1 suggest that the superintendent of the Quebec Railway, Light.Heat and Power Company take a ride around the belt line on open car 223 or 213 and sce how he likes it?The company's rolling stock is simply a disgrace to a civilized community, and I am quite sure that such conditions would not be tolerated anywhere excepting in old standstill Quebec, No wonder we are the laughing stock of the outside world as being hundreds of years behind the times.It is a well- known fact that the company is curtailing expenses in every possible way.and the reasons therefor are also pretty generally known.but surely they can afford a little grease for tic axles of their cars and put wa end to the hideous grinding nnise that is heard at | ail hours of the day and night.Tat! | what's the use?We aie ton indifferent } | and apathetir to du anything but raise an occasional kick.What sort nf a City Council have we 10 allow a company to run cars that aught to he on the junk heap- Poor Quebec, how fom\u2019 dn advertise your failure to keep up with other cities! DISGUSTED, Quebec, May 2R, 1912, KNOCKS THE RAILWAY, Editor of the Chronicle.Dear Sir: Presuming that the management of the Q.R.IL.H.& P.Cnare of a very caving disposition, I would imagine it would he a gnad idea were they to appoint an inspector tn see that the grease which is sn freely distributed on streets where the cars run he distributed in a proper manner And nat put it all over the road and sidewalks, Many complaints are heard regarding this.Another point which might be brought tn their attention is the free distribution of grease on car seats, 1 had the pleasure of ruining & suit of clothes in this manner last week.We all feel proud of our electric road and its up-to-date methods A few suggestions of this kind might not do the management anv eerious CITIZRN.Quebec, May 28.1912, -\u2014_ OF QUEBEC CENTRE Gentlemen: Now that the electoral torm is completely apaited, allow me o thank you for your work, devotion I sincerely thank all those wha voted or me and who worked for my clee- ion with a spirit which T can never 1 am well satisfied with the As regards those who did not vote or me.1 am convinced that they will soon change their opinion, and that they will admit that under the circumstances it wonld have heen preferable to elect one or twa Conservative representatives which changed the general result and which would have given more facilities to those desirous te obtain tangible and obvious improvements.would not have T hope to have the pleasure to meet In any ease, Believe me, gentlemen, your obedi- | THE growing age of young girls necessitates vigilant care on tne | mother\u2019s part, and the use of a tonic to assist nature during this period of transformation.The entire future health and proper working of the organs depend-on care at this time., An ordinary diet is not sufficient to meet the demands of the system, which is overworked during the needs to be enriched in order to supply the nerves, muscles and A bones with the necessary elementsi of growth.* growing age.\u201d The blood be 2S\u2019 MICHEL is needed to furnish in an active and agreeable form the necessary reserve force to combat the fatigue, digestive troubles and the various | discomforts that accompany this fii critical age.R Vin St.Michel NEVER DISAPPOINTS i Doses: A wine glassful before meals | and at any time that the need of itis felt, BOIVIN, WILSON & CO.Distsibutors forCanads and the United States MONTREAL EASTERN DRUG CO.14 Fulton Street, Boston, Mass Agents tor the United States.Desiring ing to give the greatest satisfaction «> our customers and to the public in general we beg to announce that the Agents in Canada} for the wc!l known and old established House of Bisquit.Dubouche & Co., Cognac, have appointed as Distributors for Quebec City and District.We further wish to call attention to the fact that cach bottle of Bisquit Brandy bears a certifi gate that it is distilled from pure grape Wine of , she Charente district Retail Price ane vas he x Es >, y a N.RIOUX & CO.Wholesale Distributors.À QUEBEC CITY AND DISTRICT - = eee | - Era] Drink Habitgrey-haired mother, broken in heart and spirit, recount her sorrow anguith hecanse of her drinking bony, as the tears fell fast from her cheeks, at Haldimand street.the other day, you would say that the drink habit was the greatest curse of mankind, children; then an aged father, brother or sister or some one who has a deep personal interest in drinking one, and all day long they come and go to the Neal Tnstitute, OFFERS ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS The Great Curse __ of Mankindfor there they know that all craving, desire and appetite for liquor is taken away from the drinker in three! days, and he restored to%sobriety, | honor and manhond.lt is\u2019no wonder that the Neal Institute is running at full capacity, and to secure « ronm it is necessary to call on, write, wire or \u2018phone, Mr.Hepburn, the manager, \u2018phone 1856, The Neal is the latest.most improved liquar cure! in the world to-day, and challenges the whole world of medicine to pro-\u2019 duce alike results, in three , days without hypodermic injections Tf you could have Heard an otd and the Quebec Neal Institute.11 Next it is a forlorn wife, with little or a the TO ANY CHARITABLE INSTITUTION With fifty-two Institutes in the United States and eight in Canada, \u2018 treating 20,000 drinkery last year, without a failure in any case, .this company will donate one thousand dollars to any charitable organisation in \u2018Quebec if the Neal drink habit treatment fails to take from the drinker alt inmlination to drink, all desire, craving and appetite for liquor in three days in any case treated at the Quebec Neal Institute, ROMEO LANGLAIS.Four, Grains, Hay, | Provisions, Etc.Efe.{ mon, wed, sat | William Carrier Wholesale Dealers , QUEBEC & Fils 1.Regletored WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1912 eee rime FAO Absolutely Seamless Every Pair Guaranteed \u201cMADE IN CANADA\u201d For Ladies\u2019, in Tan and Black, from.25¢ to 65¢ Men's, in\" Black, From.\u2026.30c to 55c E.J.DYNES, 49 St.John St.Tel.271 LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC UNDOUBTED SECURITY DFPOSITORS on account of its EXCEPTIONAL CHARTER Head-Office : St.John Street, Upper Town Branches Opened Evenings, Mondays and Saturdays, ES SE Ask for prices at the Quebec Scrap Metal Co., 14 St.Roch Street for your raw furs, hides and skins and all kinds of scrap material Tel.2777 DIED.REAUMONT\u2014On the 27th in