The Quebec chronicle, 20 juin 1912, jeudi 20 juin 1912

[" The Weather \\ Fair and warm, ESTABLISHED 1764.PINTS $1.60.# A.G \u2014 Barclay, Perkins & Co., : LIMITED ESTABLISHED 1781 DOCTOR BRAND Genuine Oatmeal Stout Founded 1882.94-96 St John Street Distributor for Quebec District.NIPS $1.10 Phones 1217-1248 TAFT STILL CONTINUES [| LEAD THE RAC Roosevelt Boomers Were Again Turned Down in the Convention Fight Yesterday SOME VERY INTERESTING INCIDENTS.\u2014ceû Chicago, June 19.\u2014The Roosevelt forces met their second defeat in the Republican National Convention today in a session which had for its outstanding feature à remarkable demonstration of nearly an hour's duration in honor of Governor Herbert 8.Hadley, of Missouri.All of the Roosevelt delegates joined in this demonstration while some ot The ovation to the Missouri executive was quiekly interpreted by many of the delegates as the possible forerunnner sf a boom for Hadley for President.Pennsylvanian called: 0° cheers for Hadley, the next | gations.trl tan Bsa in irene ancl in stagdaçde, s0 se Governor Hadley led the fight on | the floôr that al! e the floor to-day to oust 92 contested Taft delegates and to seat 92 Roosevelt men in their places.The convention finally refused to entertain the motion by a vote of 564 to 510.This transformed the fight to the Committee on Ceedentials, appointed just bethe Taft states lent a voice.One fenthusiastic jumped to the stage and fore the convention adjourned until to-morrow afternoon.Watson's Strong Declaration.A round of applause greeted James E.Watson, who concluded the argument against the Hadley motion.From the gallery came a shout of \u201cHooray for Sunny Jim.\u201d Watson pointed out that but few of the contests had been discussed by the speakers.\u201cNow you are not in a position to judge the merits uf these contro- i A roar v.versies,\u201d demanded Watsoni of \u201cNo!\u201d came up from the delegates.\u201cYou are in na position, you are in no temper \u2014 if you will excuse my judge these cases.\u201d taying so\u2014to Watson was interrupted several times and Hadley, Governor Hadley\u2019s Ovation, The governor appeared and was ae- corded the greates demonstration of the convention up to this time.Both floor and galleries were on their feet whistling, cheering, yelling, pounding chairs and stamping their feet.Hats were thrown in the air, enthusiastic negro dclegate raised an umbrella and cast it above his head.In one corner of the hall Governor Stubbs, of Kansas, his light hatr gleaming, waved his arms widly leau- ing cheer after cheer.The California delegation endeavored to put up their Roosevelt banners and start around the hall.But Sergeant-at-Arms Stone qiickly halted the plan and the ban- ers were taken down.Then the Missouri standard was waved on high and tn an instant the New Jersey delegates raised their standard and started around the hall.Missouri, Hadley's home state, followed, Then West Virginia joined the procession.The Roosevelt people yelled themselves hoarse, while many of the so.called doubtful delegations joined in the cheering.One of the Ohio delegates grabbed up the standard of that state and marched across the aisle in front of the stage.California, Nebraska and Kansas were soon in line, and the hall became a hedlum of noise.The first great ovation was fairly un- day way and they went to it.: Haedley's Broad Smile.Governor Hadley retired from his place on the front of the stage and stood beside Senator Root and Mr.Watson at the chairman's table, Ie smiled broadly.Oklahoma and Pennsylvania fell into line, Round the big there were renewed calls for One hall came the procession 'yeMing, shrieking, trying to sing, cheering Roosevelt and Hadley.lt took three men to carry each of the heavy standards which had been especially weighted to prevent such 3 demonstration.Some of the California delegates as they went by the speaker's stand called out, \u201cWe want Teddy.\u201d A stalwart Kansan, carrying the standard of that state, attempted to thrust it up on the platform, but was pulled back.Missouri's delegates brought their standard with its big iron base up in front of the speaker's stand and did a \u201cgrizzly bear\u201d dance there until pushed on by other dele- Some of the states found ely fastened to orts to dis!-dge them proved futile Massachusetts people tugged at theirs for 10 minutes and then broke it.The New York | delegates climbed on their chairs when the demonstration had been in progress 17 minutes, but they did so to observe and not to participate.Over in the Kansas delegation a deep- throated yell punctuated the demonstration.\u201cWe want Teddy; we want Teddy,\u201d came the yell and soon it developed into a deep droning chant that rose above the flood of sound.California's bear-surmounted pole joined the parade and the Massachusetts delegates hoisted & big Mack hat on their broken standard.During the demonstration Barnes, of New York, said: \u201cI'm not disturbed.Reason eventually will be restofed.\u201d In.¢ians and New York kept their places they had in front of the platform.\u201cWe Want Teddy!\u201d \u201cWhat about Hadley?\u201d was the insistent cry from a number in the Ttinois\u201d delegation, while others yelled \u201cWe want Teddy.\u201d Mrs.Alice Roosevelt Longworth was leaning over the rail talking with a friend when the chant of \u201cWe want Teddy\u201d began sounding much like \u201cWe want Hadley.\u201d She straightened up and waved friends aside to catch the cry.then turned an smiled at her husband.W.H.Coleman, of the Pennslyvania delegation, dashed to the front \u2018of the stage with a megaphone and shouted: \u201cHadley, the next President.Three cheers!\u201d Coleman leaped up and down on the platform, waved his arms and yelled for cheers for Hadley.He got the cheers, but the sergeant-at-arms got him and he was led off the stage.Soon after this incident a pretty girl in white in the galleries suddenly stood up and waved a lithograph of Colonel Roosevelt.She was immediately the centre of attraction.She stood waving the picture in one hand and a handkerchief in the other, smiling all the while in a way that commanded admiration.Finaly, in her excitement, she dropped the picture.But the many eyes that turned her way lost none of their tn- terest when the Theadore Roosevelt likeness disappeared.Then some-one found the picture and returned It to her and the cheering which had died away for the instant was renewed The California \u201cTeddy Bear\u201d stand.trd and several state standards were carried to her side.Reporters made a rush to find out who she was, Tt was, It was Mrs.W.A.Davis, of Chicago.Woman Made Encitement Old-timers said they remembered nothing Hke this sine Minnie Mur.(Continued on Fourth Page.) UNSWEETENED GIN CORDON\u2019S LONDON DRY CIN raw.VOUNG & GO.= MONTREAL.| The Universal Brand 3 \u201c| AM THROUGH SAYS ROOSEVELT Throws Up the Sponge, But Gives Some Pointers to His Folowers.Chicago, June 20\u2014\u201cSo far as I am concerned,\u201d declared Colonel Roosevelt to his delegates and advisers in en address this morning, \u201cI am through.If you are voted down I hope you, the real and lawful majority of the convention, will organize as such, and you wili do 1t if you have the gourage and loyalty of your convictions.\u201d Early this morning leaders of the special Rocsevelt forces were in consultation with Mr.Roosevelt in his conferenca room at the Congress Hotel.Hundreds of Roosevelt delegates and enthusiasts were waiting to hear from Mr.Roosevelt again, in aceord- ance with his promise late last night to meet them soon after midnight and to counsel with them for final determination of a programme.The appointed hour had long passed \u2018and there was no sign of the conference breaking up.Cong.essman Wilson, of Chicago, 3 merber of the Illinois delegation in- \u2018structed for Roosevelt, came from the room considerably perturbed.\u201cI think they will come to their senses before long.\u201d said Mr.Wilson.\u201cThey are beginning to realize that they cannot play with fire without getting burned.\u201d \u201cIs that tne trend of the argument in there?\u201d he was asked.\u2019 \u201cYes, that is the trend of the argument of many who are there,\u201d he replied.\u201cEveryone is talking caution.\u201d While the conference was in session the report spread that the anti-Taft forces had engaged Orchestra Hall far a mass meeting at 1 o'clock this morning and that Colonel Roosevelt was to make a speech.Investigation showed that ihe hall had been rented, but that th: engagement had been cancelled 20 mizutes before the hour set for the meeting.\u201cl a speaking to you\u201d said Col.Roosevelt, \u201cas a man to whom some of you have done the honor to state that you wish to nominate him as President.When ! went into the race [ made my appeal to the people.Most of the delegates were chosen at direct primaries by the people.I made my fight squarely.1 said, and some of you heard me, that ii the people decided against me I would have nothing to say.but that if the people were for me and the politiciang tried to cheat me out of the nomination, I would have a great deal to say.\u201cIL went by the people and 1 won.Now the national committee and a portion of the convention, which is made a majority only by the aid of delegates not elected, but chosen by the nattional committee, are trying to cheat me out of the nomination.They can't do it.As far as I sm concerned it makes no dif.rence.But it is not me they are cheating; it is the people, the rank and file of the Republican party.\u201cI do not want to give you any advice, as I preferred to let you decide what to do, but I am going to give you my advice, \u201cGovernor [eneen today introduced 2 very moderate resolution dealing with the four flagrant steals.It asked that the delegat:s from California, Washington, Texas and Arizona should not be permitted to vote, and that the three states stolen boldly\u2014 Washington, Arizona and Texasshould not put their representatives on the credentials committee That motion was voted down by substantially tlie same vote that elected Root over McGovern.In each case the majority was a majority only because the voles of the fraudulently seated delegaces were counted.\u201d NEW BRUNSWICK WILL VOTE TODAY Has Been a Short and Fussy Campaign \u2014 No Great Quetion Involved.\u2018 St.John, N.B., June 19-The people of New Brunswick will vote to-mor- row as to whether the Fleming administration shall be continued in power or be replaced by what is de- saribed us the rve-organized Liberal pay.The contest.which was active: y begun only soma four weeks ago, has been carried on with an energy and enthusiasm on both sides wholly out nf proportion te the issues involved.It has heen a fussy campaign, wherein for lack of important questions of policy, ingignificant incidents of departmental administration, past and present, have Been raised to the dignity of provineial questions, LONGBOAT WILL RACE QUERRIE Toronto, June 19\u2014Aîter à dispute 89 to their respective running powers, Tom Longboat, the Indian, and Chas.Quertie, manager of the Tecumseh lacrosse team, to-day were matched to a foot race at the Saturday night professional meet for 30 yards, for a side bet dt $28, .or QUEBEC, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1912.RESCUED THREE MEN FROM THE WATER Gallant Deed of Steward Marsh of the Allan Line at Montreal.: \u2014 Montreal, June 19\u2014What would have proven a tri drowning was prevented to-day by: the pluck of Albert V.Marsh, a steward of the Allan Liner Victoripn.While walking along by the river front at Dominion Park he, with several others, noticed that a small motor launch had capsized some distance from the shore, and two men were hanging on to her.A gentleman ran to the water, jumped in and started swimming out to them, but befork he got half way he collapsed and began to sink.Marsh, seeing this, went down to the water and swam out tn him, bringing him back.Taking to the water again, Marsh went to the capsized boat, took one of the men off and brought him to shore.By this time the other man had become exhausted and dropped off the boat, so Marsh again went to his assistance and brought him ashore.Marsh has already received three medals from the Royal Humane Sociefy in England.He has now saved a total of nine lives in one way or another.FLECTRICAL EXPERTS IN CONFEATIO Interesting Series of Addresses Were Delivered at Ottawa Meeting.: \u2018 Ottawa, June Lone afternoon session of the twelty-second annual convention of th: Canadian Electrical Association, in session at the Chateau Lourier, today.given over to the hearing cf 3 number of excellent papers on matters relevant to the elec- trical interests.The titles of the papers and those who delivered them were: \u201cRecent Development in Lamps and Reflectors,\u201d by J.G.Henninger, illuminating engineer, National Electric Lamp Association; \u201cThe Influence of Jee on Water Power Development,\u201d by Prof.H.T.Harnes, D.Sc, F.R.S., McGill University, and \u201cDistributing Systems for Outlying Districts and Smaller Points,\u201d by S.Bingham Hood, Toronto Electric Light Company.On each of the papers an interesting discussion took place, and in particular on that of Prof.Barnes, Mr John Murphy, electrical engineer of the Department of Railways and Canals, showing à number of fine slides illustrative of the ice difficulty.In the evening the delegates to the convention and their friends to the number of several hundred journeyed to the Victoria Hotel, at Aylmer, where they were the guests of the city at an informal dance and garden party.Prof.Barnes, who is an ackniwl- edged authority on ice conditions, at length explained the various formations and trotbles experienced at power houses with the frazil and anchor ices.His address was illuminated extensively by lantern slides.DELEGATION FROM THE NORTHWEST Mgr.Mathieu Among the Large Party Which Is Coming to Quebec.: Five hundred French-Canadians left Winnipeg yesterday on a Canadian Northern train for Quebec, where they will take part in the French Congress here.They will arrive in the Citadel City Friday night or Saturday morning.The delegates are travelling on a brand new equipped train over the Canadian Northern, They will come straight through to uebec.The party is in charge of ather Beliveau.Among those In the delegation are Archbishop Lange vin and Bishop Mathieu, first bishop of Regina.The train is n special one In more respects than one.It has been fitted up in a more than usual comfortable manner, and the delegates will travel to Quebec to attend the great convention of the Prench language in the most elegant manner, \u2014 DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT RECOVERING RAPIDLY Montreal, June 19.\u2014H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught returned to Montreal to-night and was met by the gratifying report that Ter Royal Highness the Duchess had been .resting comfortably and was making sat- with A \u2014 CT es a _ TO.DAY wit numberless improvements \u2014 the result of experience \u2014 ee 80 YEARS AGO Henry Stephens invented an ink with the colour-matter in perfect solution\u2019 & therefore fluid and pleasant to write; Temporaturea Minimum, 46.Maximnm, 74.is by far the most fluid and | reliable ink in the world.?W.G.M.SHEPHERD, MONTREAL, SOLE AGENT FOR CANADA, Ë BEATTIE NESBITT MUST STAND TRIAL Sufficient Evidence Has Been Produced to Make Him Responsible.Toronto, Ont, June 19.\u2014After today's resumed hearing of the charges against Dr.Beattie Nesbitt, of sign ing false returns for the government, Magistrate Denison stated he had heard enough evidence to warrant his committing the former Farmers\u2019 Bank resident for trial.Today's session fisted about two hours and a half.Ex-Manager Travers was the only witness.George T.Blackstock, K.C., crown counsel, said that he proposed to call no more evidence, but H.H.Dewart, K.C, Nesbitt's counsel, declared he was entitled to have the evi- deuce of F.C.Fitzgibbon-the former chief accountaint.Out of courtesy Magistrate Denison adjourned the hearing until tomorrow, when Fitzgibbon will testify.It is expected this will conmlude the preliminary hearing.The hearing was marled by a keen contest between Mr.Blackstock and Mr.Dewart as to whether the copies prepared for the crown by Travers of the bank's real finances when the returns were asked Ly the Finance Der partment, should be allowed to be put in as exhibits.that these, which should have been forwarded instead of the fictitioun ones which resulted against Nesbitt, must he ruled out, as nothing which was not shown In the hank's books could be put in.The magistrate finally decided that the facts shown In Travers\u2019 vorrected statements eould be brought out only in Travers evidence.Travers there- Mr.Dewart contended | in the charges i upon ssid that the total in the statement for Dee.31, 1906, should have been $182,326.64, instead of $267.- 839.80, and that in the other items the | sum of $90,605.81 should have been | left blank.He also traced the discrepancies In the three other returns.He added that Nesbitt had been sware that in dividing the $80,000 among the subscribers\u2019 names to decieve the government, certain names had been left nut.though he was not sure that iWeshitt knew which names.Nesbitt Rad slst known this was being done to cover up the real transaction regarding the $80,000.Nesbitt had had two conversations with him as to who thy $80,000 should be divided up on the Hst of subscribers.Travers declared that individual hanks as well as the Bankers'y Association had fouglit the young banks tooth and nail.Me.Dewart cross-examined Travers at some length, mainly shout the loan of $80,000, to which lie referreed as the crux of the whole matter.Numverons objections were raised by Me.Dewart during the hearing as to what should be admitted in evidence.Some of these were sustained.Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S Js factory progress, sé + CASTORIA DARROW WAS IN THE SPOT LIGHT.Los Angeles, Cal, June 19\u2014Clar- ence S.Darrow occupied the center of the stage in his trial for alleged jury bribery to-day when he consumed nearly the entire day with the crown\u2019s examination of George Behm, of Portage, Wis., an uncle of Ortie B, McManigal.Behm admitted that he had not been told by Mr.Darrow to testify falsely to the grand jury and that he had re ceived merely expense money to come to Los Angeles and that Mes.McManigal had first asked him te make the trip.His reason for pearing against Darrow, Behm was his desire to \u201cclear\u201d bimself be cause of having committed- before the Grand Jury last August.He admitted his first visit to Mc Manigal in the Los Angeles county jail was upon the 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demgnd.The fopus of those glaseey Te absolute, > the ordinary flat glassy i exists in a limited space only.These are recommended by oculistg 3 tbe only lens 0 prescribe.P.C.LACASSE Q ns and Optomatrist 4 FABRIQUE STREET SEIFERT'S REPAIR WORKSHOPS Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Silver Ware, Electro Plated Ware, Opera Glasses, Eyeglasses and Spectacles repaired and refinished.Our Repair Department is equipped ta meet all requirements of the different branches of the business, We amploy an expert Watchmaker, who has charge of the most intricate horological work, C Chronometers, Chronographs, Step Watches and Repeaters thoroughly repaired and adjusted.Our Clock Repairer will call for clocks and regulate them during the sumer geasop and replace them in September on the return of our patrons from their seaside or country residences.Jewelry of all kinds repaired and remodslied by competent workmen, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Tea Sets, Trays and Entree Dighes that have become worn of damaged we can silyer plate and refinish like new.Owasrs of Antique Jewellery, Antiqua Silver Ware, Antique watches and antique Oil Paintings may leave such articles with us for sale, to be disposed of during pt Events of July and August tp strongess visiting We buy Old Jewslry and Silver Ware or accept the.ojd gold aq part payment for new geads.G.3¢ifert & Sons Jewellers 16 FABRIQUE STREET Lwgre not Met _ THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE) .Bhe Quebeg Ghronicly, QUEBEC, JUNE 20 1912.DOMRSTIC SERVANTS.The difficulty in getting domestic vente is sag that is known to many citizens of Quebec, who are much ig- convenienced thereby, \u2019 We hear that many servants would like to stay at Quebec and look for work, of which there is plenty, if it are discouraged by people en the immigration staff dates at the ewbaghment.The con- seuence is that theÿ usually go straight through.If this be the qpse, the practice should be stopped and the situation remedisd.BIRTHDAY HONORS.Sie Rodmond Roblin, as he will now be known, was born and reared in | Prinee Edward County, Ontario, and is of U.R Loyalist stock.In early manhood he joined the trek to Manitoka, where he beçame a farmer, and then, though the gateway of municipal activity, entered provincial polities He soqq made himself felt in the legislature, and on the downfall of the Grespway administration, after the brief service of Hugh John Mac- A donald, became premier.He is an ex- | tentheg grain dealer.In politics he la typloal westera business man, forçefui and progressive, while a thorough imperialist.- ; Sir Richard McBride was born in British Columbia, where his father, of Irish birth, was warden of the provincial penitentiary.He became a barrister and practiced in Victoria.As premier of British Columbia he has shown himself sagaclous and ener- 2 | Metic, and under his care large enterprises are proceeding for the development of the province.Especially noted as an otator and as a statesman p| of large vision, he has even been megtioned as a possible future premier of the Dominion.Mr.John McDougald, C.M.C., is a Nova Scatian, af Scotch ancestry.He was in commercial life for some years spd was q member of the House of Commons from 1881 to 1898 Since then he has been commissioner of customs.As part of his official duty he assisted in the recent reciprocity negotiations at Washington.Mr.James Melville Macoun, CM.G, is one of the two distinguished sons ?| of a distinguished father.Prof.John > | Macoun, 3 North of Ireland mag, came to Canada in early life, and was first a farmer and then a school teacher.He became professor of botany and geology in Albert University, Belleville, god usually spent his summers exploring in the Northwest for the Dominion government.He finally entered the Dominion service altogether as botanist of the geological survey, Where he bag been ever since.While resident In Belleville he had two sons, James and William.The former\u2014 the subject of this sketch\u2014has for many yeags beep à notable figure in the government service is connaction with\u2019 the geological survey, being an expert on the flgra and fauna of the far north.He bad much to do with the gettlement of the Behring Ses dif- i | ficulty and bas exploited tbe Hudson Bay region.The younger gen, William Tyrrell Magoun, iy the horticulturist of the Cegtral Experimental \u2018farm af Ottawa and a diligent writer and lecturer in his special field.THE MABRIAGE DECIMON The recent judgment of the Supreme Court has to 9 degree clegred the sir on 4 question \u201cconcerning which there has been much tangled argument during the last year.Until the final decision Is given by Privy Council there is bound to remain some uncertainty.and the government dots wisely, therefore, in submitting the questien at once to the highest tribungl within the Empite.} There will be little surprise that the Sunrame Const declares Parliament without the power to enact, in whole or in part, sueh legislation ay the Laaegster bill.Such was the opinion expressed op the floor af Parligment bx the best legal minds in the cauntry and by hoth the present Minister of Justice and big predecessor in office.The geastest populac interest in the judgment will attach to that portion of it which desley with the law of this province, over the Interpretation of which bqs erisen the contraversy of months past.It declares unanimously that 8 mined marviage performed by 1 Protestant clergyman Is legal sod binding.Upon the further question concerning a marriage of two Rpmag Cathalies by a Protestent clergyman, three aot of the five Judger declare it equally leget and binding, the chief joegice gsks permission to decline an- swaping the question, 4nd Judge \u2018Anglig dcr fhat In bis opilog the Taw of Quebes makes such § mariage null and void The judgment of the majority of the judges lo therefore in the | line with the decision rendered te- coatly in the famous Hebert case, Leaving aside the legal side of the Question, we have always centended that every Protestant clergymas should consider it a moral éuty to refuse to perform thy marriage of two Catholics.The very fact thet they should make application to kim to marry them must argue that there is somthing w Tba decision of the Supreme Court is à strong affirmation of the rights claimed by the province in this matter.It points out, accordingly, that to make marriages heretofore solemnized legal and binding, and to ensure the same with respect to future marrisges, there would have to be concurrent legislation by the prov- tnces The finding in this appeal to Canada\u2019s highest tribunal will, doubtless, become a historical judgment.Degling, as it does, with one of the basic institutions of society and the state, it is well that at this stage there has been as great unzrimity as exists in the finding of the judges.There was # general feeling at the time when reference was made to the Supreme Court that the goverament was teking the wisest course.The outcome jugti- fies it In its action.A prompt appeal to the Privy Council will now he the next federal step in the closing of a question that in less careful hands might bave been a spurge of much future discussion end resdless dis- ust.LAURIERS LOW TARIFF.The presept goverument's recent reduction of the customs tarif on cement by one-half is evidenty far from pleasing to the Laurier organs.But some of them make a pretence of trying to 4cem pleased, and even allege that reduction of tariff is \u201cLiberal policy.\u201d .That is rich! Who made the hig! tariff that hag been reduced, but the so-called Libera! goverament of Sir Wilfrid Laurige?He and his finance minister and their political friends were the men who fastened this high tariff on this item of cement ) They revised the tariff completely in 1897, and partially at other times.and that rate must be taken as to be the Liberal or Laurier notion of = low tariff.Now, what did that specific duty amount to on an ad valorem hase?The cement duty, sa the despatches say, amounted to 52 cents a barrel.The despatches alse state that the price of Portland çement in the United States is pow abqut 20 cents 4 barrel, A very small arithmetical calculation will show that the Lgurier and Fielding tax on cement amounted to about 74 per cent.Mr.Fielding was the star tax-im- poser and tax-gatherer of Canadian politics.THE SPECTACLE AT CHICAGO, There never was 8 prize fight in the history of the continent like that ong mow progressing st Chicago, Ti is full of thrills and sustained interest.Whether Roosevelt slugs his op- panent upder the ropes ar is himself beaten to ingensibility, the fight is and will contiaue to be a superb spectacle.And so the row goes on.It is a hat Battie, with girewd politicians leading Woth sides.The forces ase sa even that the shrewdest genersl- ship ie likely to win.But no one can really predict the outcome.What lessons, if any, are to he drawn from (he spectacle?Ty it regi- ty and wholly a debasing one?We do not think sa At the worst, it be- tokeny life, pnd interest, and gnergy.And whatever the unpleasant details, at battom it is & grest moral struggle.Some of Mr.Roosevelt's supporters, for all we know, may be buying, or teying to buy, voted.The desertions from the Taft camp may sil be part of a prearranged campaign and ut- teriely withont spontaneity.But the truth is that Roosevelt's strength, so far as it Is substantial, is due to the fact that the great mass of his supporters beligve that he is fighting a batçle for rightequençse, againet basses, and ip favor of the right of the people to rule.They may be wrong, but they believe it\u2014and that is § big thipg.Because it means that the morgl standards of the people have nat been pltered.Gome of the English papers express eurprige that all gf the talk at Chie cage la of men and none of measures, that wone of the delegstes or lead- ets seem interested in policies of principle, but sgem to think only of winning.This lo more apparent than real.As a matter of fact, the principles and policies bound wp je this fight are personified by the leaders.The Republican pasty of today, a9 the whale Arericen oatiop, ig divided into camps, the Conservatives on the one sige, the Progressives on the other.\u2018That is the hig fgeue before the people todau If Tele wins, #t will be a victory for the Conservatives.If Roosgvelt wing, it will be a.vistory {or the Progressives.The ipous could not be made plainer if all of the argument for both sides was token from text hooks on history and politica} economy ang there was no mention of individuals in it.CLOSING AT \u2018 URSULINE CONVENT.Closing exercises took place at the Ursuline Convent yesterday morning.tary, was present and an: interesting programme was carried qui The following diplomas were sward- ed : Academic diplomas, French and English, with grand distinction \u2014 Misses Marie Therese Chasse; Melles.Juliette Larue, Gabrielle Chateauvert, Francoise Prince; Melles.Abella Latylippe, Marie Louise LaRochelle, Marie Antoinette Germain, Beatrice Larue, Miss Elzir Laliberte.French Andes and English Ele- mentyry\u2014Miss Marie Drolet.; Englieh and French model diplomas with great distinction\u2014Misses Marguerite ri , Marie Ange Demers, Miss Angeline Larue.; Engilsh and French model diplomas with distinction\u2014Miss Annette Fontaine.French Model and English Elementary diplomas\u2014Misses Marie Anne Berube, Marie Aimee Bourgault, Marie Gobeil, Marie Pelletier, Pamela Roy, Germaine Godbout; Misses Anne Marie Rheaume, Amunda Catellier, Jeanne Dussault, Juliette Houde, Rose Anna Boivin, ; French model diplmas \u2014 Misses Elizabeth Michaud, Juliette Dupuis, Irene Fournier, Josephine Gosselin.French Elementary diplomas with great distinction\u2014Misses Marie Anne Moreau.} English and French Elementary di- lomas with distinction\u2014Augustine orneau, Georgiana Ruel French Elementary\u2014M Lauze, Marie Arna Roy, Catherine Mercier, Gracia Noel, Mary Langelier, Marie Louise Ouellet, Gerardine Coulombe, Bernadette Lord, Maric Dumont, Yvonne Evoy, Herminas Martel.Marie Eugenie Jeanne Ciug- Mars, Laura Nadeau, Caroline | l)es- rochers, Marie Berthe Apolline Ber- geron, Beatrice Charland, Berthe Coulombe.French Elementary diplomas\u2014 Misses Alma Marie Eva Boucher, Marie Therese Langevin, Ros: Anna Berube, Anna Marie Aurore, Clepience Terrier, Marie Louise Sirois, Engenie Lavoie, Therese Pelletier, Lorctie Marchand, Bernadette Beaulieu, Lionie Lacasse.GARMENT WORKERS HOLD UP FIREMEN AND POLICE.Montreal, June 19\u2014The garment workers\u2019 strike is likely to embarrass the police and fire forces of the city.The summer equipment should have been delivered by now, but only the tunics and waist coats have been received and the contractor says that trausers are out of the question until the factories can secure enough labor to re-opes.APPRENTICE AIRMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.Hempstead, N.Y, June 19\u2014Hugh Sargeant, a pupil of George Beatty, while flying for his pilot's license today, turned his biplane to the right instead of to the left, crashed to the ground, wrecked the machine and was carried to Nassau Hospital in an unconscious condition.His chances for recqvery are said to be slight.Sargeant comes from New Zealand, and is wealthy.He fell 30 eet.Hon.J.Decsrri¢e,\u201d Provincial Secre-| a DYSPEPSIA WADE AN NSERBLE Sufforod Agony Until \u2018\u2019Frult=a=tivas\" Cured Him Hundreds of people gladly testify to thy wonderfuf curative powers of the famous fruit medicine, \u201cFruit-a-tives.'o those now suffering with Indigestion, Dyspepsia or other Stomach Troubles, this letter of Mr.Stirling, the well known real estate aperator of Westerg Ontario, shows the way to à speedy and certain cure.Glencoe, Ont, Aug.|S, 1911.*Fryit-a-tives were so beneficial .to me when I suffered from distressing Dyspepsia, that I wish to inform you of their satisfactory results.Although I have.in past, suffered agony with Dyépepsia, 1 am now in perfect health.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d accomplished the desired result.\u201d N.C.STIRLING.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d will cure every trace of Indigestion, Dyspepsia.Sour Stomach, Bloating, Pain After Eating, | Biliousness and Constipation.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is the only remedy in the world made of fruit juices and valuable tonics.$0c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25¢.At all dealers or sent on teceipt of price by Fruit-a-tives, Limited, Ottawa.Province of Quebse, | In the Distriet of Quebes.Superies Court.No.1584 Dame Marie Clementine Buteau, wife of Onesime Demers, of St.Narcisse de Besurivage, in the Couaty of Lotbiniere, duly authorized to ester en ustice, \u2018 Plaintiff ; vs.The said Onesime Demers, of the same place, trader.Defendant.An action in separation as to property was instituted in this case on the twenty-ninth day of May, 1912 Quebec, May 29, 1912.CIMON & PARENT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.Juneixlm CANADA, Provines of Quebec, District of Quebec.No.2470.The fourteenth day of June, nineteen hundred and twelve.Present\u2014The Clerk of the Court.La Compagnie P.T.Legare, Limited, body politic and corporate, having its principal place of business at Quebec, Plaintift; : vs.J.A.Beaudet, formerly of the place called \u201cLachevrotiere,\u201d in the county of Portneuf, and now of parts unknown, and Ls.Alp.Paquet, formerly of the place called Lyster, in the county of Megantic, and now of parts unknown, 1a the } Circuit Court.Defendants.The defendants are ordered to ap- ear within one month from the last nsertion of this notice.TIB, DESSAULT, Dep.C.C.C.Trug copy.Belleau, Pelletier, Belleau, Pailigrgeon & Belleau, Attys.for Plaintiffjunel9x2 FRAUDULENT MINER PROMOTER SENTENCED.New York, June 19\u2014Wm.T.Wintemute, of Summit, N.J.promoter of the Gold Run Mining and, Tunnel Company, of Colorado, was found guilty in the United States District Court to-day of using the mails to defraud.He was sentenced by Judge Hough to pay a fine of $500 and to verve one year in prison.Fayette B.Tiffany, a Denver lawyer, who was indicted with Wintemute, was found not guilty.Wintemute was arrested in the summer of 1910.Hé was believed to have gotten a total of §l.- 500,000 from 700 persons in this country and England.His contention on trial was that he believed all the claims made by him in circulars of the value of the properties in question to be true.Among Wintemute's English victims were Lady Tankervillé and ler niece.Mr.J.Chamberlain, general manager of the Grand\u2019 Trunk Railway, is now on his way back to Winnipes.after a tour of the western tings of his company.He went as far as the end of steel beyond Fitzhugh, procecding thence by trail to the Tete aune Cache.- At Edmonton Mr.Chamberlain stated that everything would be done to open up the road as soon as possible to the Fraser River, but in view of the exceedingly difficult nature of the work he feared that the route would not be open before June at the earliest.The chief hindrance met with is the heavy rock work, gnd some of the contractors are putting on shifts 10 as to work bath day and night.\u2019 NEW HONOR FOR PRINCIPAL RETRREON Montreal, June 10\u2014Principal Peterson of MeGill University, will receive the degree of | Doctor of Literature from Durham University, the famous English university, according to the nnouncement received from the Durpas University gavernars this morn- ng.CASTORIA The Kind You Have Aways Bought Roars the Signature of \"SILLERY NURSERIES, Pergocvile.Roses and Carnations, 50c a dozen.Come and see our Bedding Stock.The finest and largest stock in Quebec.Window Boxes and Hanging Baskets a specialty.We pay return car fare on new line to ail visitors who spend $1.00 or more.Open on Sunday to vigitors.Designs from $3.00 up.JOHN RAMSDEN, Gardener.Phone 295.8 Hours of Consultation :\u20149.00 Æ a.m.to noon, 200 p.m.to $.00 pm, and 7.30 p.m.to 830 p.m.§ RB Telephone : Office, 4978 ; À Residence, 1234.A DR.RENE TURCOT.! Ex-House Surgeon of Notre $ Dame Hospital, Montreal, ex- pupil of Paris and New York hospitals, 5 § SPECIALTY\u2014Disesses of § the eyes, ears, nosg and throst.À Office : Corner St.John and St.Angele streets, opposite the # Bell Telephone Co.Quebec junet5x2m CROTEAU & GRENIER tang 0evireey Plans for Suddivisiens ° 81 St Peter 5: Qury00 Ales A234cauta Sve TeL 278 - - QUEAE: A ere Morn Noss OZNERAL INSIIANIE BREL 111 Mountain Hil EDWARD À EVANS CIVIL ENGINEER Plans, ses Repay, rin.tendance struction, GARDEN HOSE AND\u2019 REELS Lawn Mowers Grass Shea Agricultural Tools of all descriptions Poultry Netting and Fencing THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1912.\u2014\u2014 VE Genera! & Heavy Hardware.AT THE CHING HARDNARE 0.We have now instock full line of A.G, Spalding Bres GOLF CLUBS, DRIVERS, BRASSEES, CLELKS, MED IRON, LOFTERS, GOLF BALLS, RER DOF BLASK and WIWTE- S.J.SHAW & CO.13 St John St.Telephone 873 A LEOFRED (Grad.Laval snd McQULY CIVIL ENGINEER SPECIALTY WATER WORKS 39 St.John St, Quebec.Phone 843.LOWS ALPROXSE POLAT, S10.Capel Rover BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING Latest Goods for the Summer Season We are now displaying a beautiful collection of all kinds of summer goods consisting of fancy musling, ginghams, white dresses, colored dresses, colored print waists, bathing suits.Colored Dresaes in print sad ging- hams in the PA Wyle = Pa snd misses at $1.10, $1.35, $1.ul $2.25, $2.38, $248, nh $348 White Dresses in muslin and fine lawns, trimmed with embroidery, for children and misses, at $2.38, za $2.98, $3.38, $3.58, $3.78 \u2018White Dreseeg in fing lawn, trimmed with lace, for ladies only, $398 Colored Dresses in checked glug hams, very nciely made, for ladies, $2.98.Infants\u2019 Silk Bonnets, in s variety of styles, at 30c., 38c., 48c, $8c., 0c.68¢., 75¢.\u2018 Fancy Muslina for dresses, in white ground with flowered designs, at 15e.18¢., 22¢.Fancy Qinghame in striped and checked designs, at 13¢., 15¢., 17c., 206.White Washing Belts in a variety of embroidered designs with gilt and pearl buckles, at 15c., 19¢c., 20c., 22e, 2c.Colated Rrint Rlauses, all new patterns and styles at $110.Rathing Suits in navy blue alpacy, trimmed with white, at $2.25, $2.78, $1.38, $3.75, $4.15.; Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Ha al : Half Price $2.48 for $124$3.48 for $1.63 Simons & Minguy 20 Fabrique Street, bays, foe be of, Tre Feiosions No.MIN Talophens 333.QUEBES THUKSDAY, JUNE 20, 1912.- er SE guns one Have You Seen the \u201cHammo-Couch\u2019\u2019?E are showing, in the big Furniture window, one of our new \u201cHammo-Conches\u201d com- Ww plete with awning and Stand.This is ons of the finest things ever invented for solid comfort.\u2014 ; .ced ; You may buy the Hammo-Couch without the stand, if you prefer, and the price is only ! Eleven Dollars.In this way it may be suspended from a var roof.The price, ie b plete with stand, for garden or veran: Attractive Furniture fo P we can afford to sell.Brass Beds 835.00 Value, 825.00 _.Fine Brass Beds, only one of a kind, 2-inch tubing all round, heavy filling, PASUET Retail Division, 157-173 St Joseph Strast, ) SIMITRD r City and Country Brass Beds $35.00 Value, $28.90 Ping Brass Beds, full size, 2-inch posts, 1 1-2-inch square top rod, 5-8- inch spindles, reg.price $35.000, Reduc- RACTICAL Economy consists in the proper use of one\u2019s income with the object of making it produce the maximum of comfort and enjoyment.Fine Furniture is the most sensible investments for the family savings.The right sort of Furniture is made to last a lifetime.And that is the only sort it pays a.CaB6sors ac 0000 sa su 06 sans FORE EEN SESE ESTE BAER tising statement made your confidence and retain it.If you are looking for a wise investment, why not put your money into a handsome piece of Furniture?A Grandfather's Clock is an ornament to any home and a necessity to most.See our showing in oak or mahogaux aay finish desired, at prices ranging OM meses icoe.uo.Brass Beds $39.00 Value, $29.90 Fine Brass Beds, combination finish, satin and polished, 2-inch continuous pillars with This Advertisement is LY, our advertisements sre guaranteed to be.absolutely true.We hav¥ deposited with The Qua bec Bank, St.Roch Branch, the sum of One ] rill g be paid vo a Charitable Inatitution of this City, if it cin be proven that our adver- is wilfully exaggerated or misleading.You may place absolute confidence in any in our advertisements and feel that this store iz always striving to .earn you to buy\u2014the only sort .99.00 to $120.00 J Guaranteed ne Thousans Dollars, which will heavy filling, $39.00 value regular price $35.00, Reduced t0.835.00 ed to 2.Lesssacecess00ee- $28.90 A fine Showing of Varandah Furniture.EE our showing of Verandah Furniture.This includes wicker and rattan chairs, rockers, settees, ete, with and without arms, also folding chairs for solid comfort.This Furniture adds a touch of luxury and elegance for .to your Verandah, and you can enjoy the cool summer evenings outside with your friends when you have comfortable, inviting chairs and rockers to sit in.The prices are very reasonable, 7 7 Chats: +.Special $228 Verandah Arm Chairs, limited qtwn~ tity, all green, cane seat, Special $2.28 Bettees ! Chairs ! Special, 85¢ © \u2014 v - From $1.00 up à red Lawn Settces, painted red, stat back erandsh Chairs, hardwood, red or green, some with cane seat and back.and seat, 42 inches long, Special .85c v .- With Two 59c.Shirts Every purchaser of two of our Special 59 Shirts, on Monday and for a few days thereafter, will be presented with a fine Necktie FREE.Come early and take your choice of ties.The Shirts are new and fashionable, all sizes from 14 to 17 1-2, Our Special Price, S9c each or .2 for $1.18 CESSER SERA AREA REA ER Charming Wall Paper Underpriced from «.vot 31.00 up Settoss $12.50 Value, $9.00 2 only\u2014Lawn Settees, 40 inches long rush seats, reg.price $12.50, Clearing Ft $9.00 Chairs °° Settees Special, $2.75 \u2014 Special, $3.50 .Le \"\" Lawn Settees in hardwood, extra strong zlat seat and back, red or green, Special .Verandsh Arm Chairs, limited quantity, cane seat and back, Clearing.$2.75 Paquet Custom Tailoring Prices Range from $15.00 to $30.00 ° EN'S high-grade Suits made to measure from your choice of a most ext:nsive selection of Pure Wool Tweetaw M and Worsteds, in all the leading Spring and Summer colorings and patterns, also in blue or black Sreges, Vicunas and Cheviots, fit, finish and workmanship absolutely GUARANTEED, Our Prices .$15.00 to $30.00 $3.50 You culd not do better than to buy now for future needs.Wall Paper Wall Paper, white ground, satin stripe and pink flower, 9-in.border Wall Paper nn Wall Paper, grey ground, satin stripe and white flower, 18-in.bor- Wall Paper Wall Paper, brown ground with neat red floral pattern, 9-in.border Men's Umbrellas t Men's Umbrellas Men's Umbrellas to match, per single roll .6c der to match, per single roll .6c to match, per single roll .26 Special, 79c Special, 89c Special, 99c No.204\u2014Men's Umbrellas, twilled | No.; 208\u2014Men's Umbrellas.plain Wall Paper Wall Paper Wall Paper No.200\u2014Men's Umbrellas, covers serge covers, ornamented horn Gloria covers, fine horn handies, Spec- Wall Paper, blue ground with Wall Paper, \u2018green ground with Wall Paper, nile ground with plain serge, horn handles, Special.79c handles, Special .a.8c ial .se secnssseusensenss 9 pretty floral pattern, 18-in.border dainty pink floral pattern, 9-in.rich gold foral design, 18-in.border to match, per single roll .& border to match, per single roll.10\u20ac to match, per single roll .12¢ Men's Umbrellas Men's Umbrellas | Men's Umbrellas | Special, $1.19 Special, $1.09 Cem Special, $1.29 re Wall Paper \u2018Wall Paper \u2018Wall Paper © No, 7128:=Men's Umbrellas, wood No.100S\u2014Men's Umbrellas, Primus Wo.688\u2014Men\u2019s Umbrellas, Gloria handles, \u2018silver ornaments, silk case, Seif-Openers, extra fine value, Special, cover, silver mounted, Primus Self Special \u2026 a.+ aacn ons va0 vatsee sonne e $1.09 Openers, Special .$1.29 Wall Paper, brown ground In imitation leather, floral design, 18-inborder to match, per single roll.18\u20ac Wall Paper, grey ground with green fioral pattern, 9-in.border to .match, per single roll .12¢ Wall Paper, white ground with pink and gold flower, 18-in.border to match, per single roll .20c HIS Wail Paper was purchased at an advantageous price, enabling us to work it away below the real value.FINANCIAL.| sian 100 ist.AU awinigan, at .: NEW GOODS ° c Span River, 100 at 613%; 20 at 51; ™m G E R & SO N MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE | © 357 ia 30 at 89%.ORIG] A Quotations furnished by Messrs.Winnipeg Street, 25 at 233%.\\ L Everythiaz ia the si nH! Ladies\u2019 White Nubuch Pumps.Neuville Belleau & Co, 93 St.Peter | Tooke, 10 at 43.: Lumber and Timb>:x n street, Quebec.Steel pfd, 30 at 89%.: andoty Ladies\u2019 White Nubuch Button Boots Buyers.Sellers.Canners, 25 at 66%.- P INE SP RUCE Ladies\u2019 White Canvas Boots.Can Pac A pures 264% 266 | Mont Cotton pid, 150 st 108 GENUI At » PIT CH PINE inn t Paul.\u2014 Winnipeg, new, at , Lace Shoes and Pumps.Span River .61 61% | Montreal Bank.5 at 252.; Misses' and Children's Pumps in | Toronto Street .140% 141 Merchants Bank, 3 at 192, | OAK, Etc White Buch, White Canvas, Patent| Twin City .1066 \u2014 Toronto, 25 at 140%.À A Bewir Ml -h , fi : Leather, Gun Metal and Tan Leathers, | Detroit United .67% 67% | Bell Phone, 17 at 136.: ple Bach and Biech Floosiag À \u2018Men's Tan Oxford in all styles.a fifa Tramway look 5 Hochelaga Bank, 16 at 166.Imitatisns ORDERS toLGITED.: anners .A full assortment of up-to-date | Quebec Ry.\u2014 35 |THE TORONTO M sono GANQUE HOCHELAGA SUILIIND | shoes.Quebec Ry bonds \u2014 1% an Pater Strast - QUIBI> ; Winnipeg Ry .230 232 PRODUCE EXCHANGE J merits of Custom Shoemaker's Repairing.Shawinigan .136% La Toronto, June 19\u2014Quotations are | B+ TR , vue Dxmon.wedfnxly ar Fdy .= follows: 4! ! \u2014 \u2014\u2014= \u2014 WM.JACQUES & EONS, Motn Cotton ss 55%\" \"Ontario wheat, No.2 winter, $1.06 | 1 I pr Tel, 427.4234 Fabrique Street | Sao Paulo .243% 244 | to $1.07 outside.Manitoba wheat, ; flo.48 E MM i E ü JACOT: Rich & Ont .oo Tou No.1 northern, Its No.2 do.IR 4 ont Power .$1.10; No.3 do., $1.07, ia fg: 0 = Dom Steel i i Fi Oats\u2014Ontarno No.2 white, 48c to | J 4 95 St.hs JEWELER : om Iron p 48%c outside; No.3 white, 47c out- | a ose; treet + \u2019 an Çement \u201cia Xu 27 vide: on track Toronto.51 to Sie.0 J = QUEBEC : an Cement p \u2026\u2014 orn \u2014 American, No.yellow, D i i - Rio de Janeiro .146% 147 | 78%c bay ports; No.3 yellow, 83e on ine Railway Standard Watches, Steel Co of Can 30 0% rack Toronto.2; Clocks, Jew:Iry, Optic, Silverware, Nova Scotia - Peas-No 2, $1.25, a Have you seen Perry's Fur.| Bell Phone .1 \u2014 Buckwheat\u2014S1 00 +hipping points.From every part of this city and country surroan ling city 3 .Ogilvie Milli 129 130%} Manitoba Flour\u2014Listed quotations * niture?.Don't miss it.Now is | Sherwin .41% 42 | at Toronto are: First patents, $5.20; Phone 2042 for Standard Tima ¥ he ti Mexican .90% 91 | second patents, $5.20; strong bakers, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 5 the time to save money.No Can Cotton Lo 25 Tu 00, \u2019 EMILE J A C OT J 1 * ; ; an Converters .\u2014 46 Ontario Flour\u2014=Winter flour, 90 per > + matter which part of the city | arentide Pulp.170% 172 | cent patents, $4.20 to $4.25 seaboard.9 » Jeweler you live, we advise you to see Can Cotton od.1048 35 Milléeed \u201cManitoba bran, $22.00 per Wa | S h S .ont Cotton p 1 «ton; do.shorts per ton on track our goods and prices before Dom Textile.67% 68% | Toronto.2 * ; : opid.101% 102% Eggs\u2014Selected, 21 to 22c.: buying elsewhere.You will Duluth SS & À 9 o% sx =\u201d = NEW PRIZE BOOKS : savemoney.Wedonotwantto| Do pid .18 18% | NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.pec I a : put in any prices, but seeing is Span iver pf - ed Received over the private wire of For School Closing .P Li.> MeDougall & Cowans, stock brokers, Note Pa er believing.Remember the place, | Penman Lt | 57% | ui Se.Peter street.p Ulinois .92 94 : Speclal discount New York.June 19.\u2014Reading de- 25 d JA PERRY, c BANKS m ns clared regular quarterly I Re cent c per poun to Teacher ¢ OMMErce + c.ovvvrnen.dividend on common stock.Regular 323 St Paul St.Phone 819 Hochelaga .164 6 quarterly dividends of 1 per cent on ! 8.Molsons ._ 205 both first and second were also de- \u2019 : S ii A H.F.KIMBAL uebec .The so-called debate at the Chicago + Royal EPP 320% 229% | convention monopolized elon | 118L John Strast s » Jttawa \u2018 - The market closed fractionally below * Traders .:167 168 | the high level of the day.but gen! BOOKSELLER & STATIONER j We Still Hope For Summer in | tro.163 | erally stightly \u201cabove last might\u2019 4 2 Spit T SALES.finals.CITY WALL 8 St.John Street i pi e of he Rain.Rio, 10 at 146; 25 at 145%: 25 at| During the last half hour stock -\u2014 i Phone 438.S 6 bl F + F V ls 3 at 145%: 25 at 146%: 75 at Jock movements ere re WATER WORKS OFFICE.Ê : 100 at 146%: 10 0\u201c igh Valley was in goo nd, = asonable ruits.resh egetables.at 146%: 25 at pr HA pi 5 closing with a net gain of over 1 point Quebec, June 7, 1912.ee = = , =% Lime Jains, Mont Fors ood Suttons, | 10%: 3080 10H 26 vers nd date and Sri ve) render For Bera Ma : me Juice, Montserrat, Roses and Sutton\u2019s.at i 25 at 146%: 100 at 146%; 28 | bousht p ; \u2014_ = .?ade P.de dE at 146%: 30 at 146%.noted in Steel common, but the resc- Notice is hereby given that tenders THE POINT RIVIERE DU LOUP [= ;e wa owder and Ertract.Mont Power.60 at 208%; 25 at | tion did not wholly wipe out the early | LUFT 4 i a ! Zo on Shp tt TOS: 28 at | Total sales 157.000 | will be received up to 4 p.m.on Tues.SUMMER COTTAGE FOR BALE + Fruit Syrups and Jellies Fr.10 4 Te 2 see lie seap eat on ne Vue | ae et ones ets compter furnishes pr ous na ue A.3 Work wide c verandah overlooking river.Salmon, Lobster, Halibut, Haddock, etc, received every | Rich & Ont.15 at 115%: § at 115%:| London.que 19.\u2026Caleutta finseed.| much on se Fer, Jreet, at 00 Sood water; extension kitchen; every comfort and convenience of Thursday by Express.25 at 115; 5 at 115%; 30 nt 11546; $ at | June-July, 66s 6d.The serap to be carted away by the Locality ih e best \\ 15H, Linseed oil, 44s 34.purchaser and weighed at his expense Write to-day for particulars to 0 ce & on Sao Pauln, 75 at 244%: 75 at 245: 251 Sperm oll, £30, st the publie scales and paid for ac.HOLLAND » 9 aa a at J 2 at Han ä Petrol.Adserican refined, 8%d: | cordingly.The city is not bound to 121 Tre di & Ba gsTON ) ¢ .TIT TE \u201c : » | a i spirits, d t the high - nsportation ontrest, : THE FELiAULE CH OCERS/SINCE 1856.a 344: 25 at 243%: 25 at 244%, Prurpentine spirits, 34e Od, ep the highest or any of the tend des PR » ement, 100 at 264, Rosin, Americau strained, 16s 6d; .GALLAGHER, .19-21 Cote D'Abraham.Tel.204 Crown Reserve, 3300 at 320.do.fina, 18s 104d.+ rR ! .J] atria eo 2 = ï Ë i 1 i \u2018oh the Ges ; ss .Bhwingheld, Wai, Jue J9\u2014Durieg à get of har husband to-day » Clara B.Cross tôok three of her children into 8 darkened room an coed on she gah When the hus- 4 retursed all weit dead.Three 2 qhildrep wire playing In an- pader racm and ksew nething Of the 1 \u201c I ate thé woman declared that Me kuew tha} she wap insane and Id never tikover aad enjoy the 5 of tiie and ro had decid- té get what comfort she could in She wantéé her children with , âbe said, and asked that the eld- Gertrude, age À be buried in the Re coin with hi.The other two, sal, 8 years, and Garrold, sged 3, b dhked to bave buried side by side one grave.The note war hédrets- té her husband add to a bistér, ts, Myron Johnson, of Athol.Tha woman's bushand, Arthur C.Cross, has recently been employed as a carpenter st Samers.Conn, and it was Wh en he returned from work late thie evening that he discovered the dies, Tha woman was 45 years of We and the daughter, Gectrads, who seis one of those asphyxiated, was the aident of the six children.GOT $IX MONTHS = FOR WOMAN'S DEATH .Mantrel, June 19.\u2014Frederick Seybold, found guilty of beating Macga~ .ret Butney to death with a curtain pole, git off with a bix mbnths\u2019 sentence i the Montrex! jail to-day.The wamsa was found desd ia 3 foe in the East Eng and Henry and erick Saybald were charged with] the crime, as they had beta living with the woman.At the trial Henry toned King's evidence and swore that be came Into the house and found drether ané the woman fighting.s brother held a curtain pole with which he struck the woman, who died om her injuries.All three were un- dir the influence of liquor eu the istal ght, évAN BUTS INTO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.Balthmore, Mé, Jutt 19-\u2014At mid- t when the members of the Deruotie arrangements committee con- uded thelr discussion of William Jan'e objection by telephone fram isago of the naming of Judge Parkas temporary chairman, it was stat- by deveral members of the com- ttes that it was determined to prod with the plan to select the for- New York jurist, : Aéfétants here to-night of Speaker black sad.Governor Wilson {frankly #aid that they had no candidates for h¢ tampéräry chäïrmänshop and boped that the esvipittee would settle the question without raising any isue on ihe Boot of thé convention.was generally reported that Colan would take the floor aguinat Parker's selection and friends Speaker Clark and Governor Wiln admitted that this situation might to Bryan becoming a candidate the Presidential nofnldstish if issue of progressivism as against of conserviatitin becomes sharp- defined on the convention floor ring the contest over the teruporary -ehairmanship.2 The arrangement committee meets st 10 o2lock to-morrow mersing.Tv LE : PERSONAL.Jsmes A Flaherty, of Philadelphia, Bupreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus of America, was a guest at the Chatedu last evening.Mr, Flaherty is in Quebec on a honeymoon trip, having to-night with him from across the line a bride.Mr.and Mrs.Flaherty were thé objects of much attention Yesterday from local members of the Deder in Quebec.Hi FEF ro ABOUT BELTS.> New that the waist is defined in- Btedd of being merged in the suraight Jine from the arms to the hem of the skirt, which vogue was fashionable fast year, belts, sashes and girdles of it kinds become a highly important frem of the toilet.- \u2018The variations rung upon the sint- le theme of the belt are legion and y original idea that can be carried \u2018put merits approbation.Plenty of -£hange can be secured by the ar- \u2018\u2019rengement of the loops chat form a \u2018Dow.In some cases they stand high, In others they fall downwards, and ne famous modiste approves of a Pelt with sash ends and no loops.> She swatlies around the waist a ather broad width of satin, with olds of à tontrasting color at the -câges, añd adds n single spade-shap- \u20182d end of material, the upper part of 1 has a veiling of heavy lace.The revensn \u2018snl falls te the center at the back or Ja trent Gt the left side, for to creste divercity the bows and ends are al- towed find à place ét one side, .gither ia front or at the back of the Fe di mont pr = One 2 thoit piquant girdles for \u201cfhe Wlthieg frock of the summer months is rendered in black velvet Aish stoul ornements, and at the ters minations of the long velvet ends ere are handsome steel tassels with rs shoped hebdi \u2019 i PULL REVENGE.+ Grége.) = \u201cDon't you it destardiy + ood à san du intimes machine\u201d \"Spked Jones, while motoring with own > \u201cOh, I don't know,\u201d replied Brown, BRITISH CAPTAINS OF NOLSTY Torohts, June 19-The touring British captains of industry were en- à tertsined to-day in a way that pleased them mightily, their automobile trip through Torohto's residential segtions, proving & revelation, .At the civic luncheon Mayor Geary welcomed them 3s \u201csur own kith and kin,\u201d &nd commended the system of \"Imperia! reciprocity,\u201d which made such visits possible.Torontu's health was preposed by J.Cayley.Leonard Palmer, af the Financial News, London, organizer of the tour, suggested that Instead of Torontonisng dwelling an the subject of Canadian loyalty to the British Crown, which nobody doybted, the visitors would have liked it better il the Toronto people lind tald them more of Toronto's size and importance, Ha said he had been told, before coming to Canada with the party, that Canadian manufacturers would be ob- posed to their prospecting with a view to eitablishing factories in this country, but he had leariied that this was not the rase Mr.Palmer intimated that if Briitsh manufacturers came to Canada and were nop competing with manufacturers already established, a special favoradle arrangement of the .| tariff might be welcomed by the Britishers, ; \u201cWe have come over,\u201d said Mr, Calvel, of Murdock, \"to { we can extend our trade, and ales to see if we ean extend the trade of Canade with the Old Conntry.\u201d The morniñg was spent in vésiting the University of Tetonte Bufldings.Dean Galbraith and Dr.Ellis acted as hosts.At Convoestion Hall the company was entertained-for half an bour by F.A.Moure and Mr.Bursar.who rendered several numbers on the new orighn.The party Teft Toronto tonight by special train for Nisgars Falis.NEW PRESIDENT OF GRAND TRUNK Will Start on Tour of Inspecton of the System Some Time Next Week.Montreal, June 19-\u2014Mr, E.J.Chamberlin, President of the Grand Trunk Pscife and Grand Trunk Railways, will start on Sunday or Monday next on an official tour of the system, going to Chicagé snd on to Winnipeg.The President will then proceed over the Grand Trunk Pacific is far as the end of tke track, leaving the inspection of ths Pacific coast section to later in the season.During an interview to-day Mr.Chérebésrlin made the following announcements : \u201cUnless labor difficulties prevent it, the Grand Trunk Pacific's rails will be laid from Fort William to Prince Rupert by the end of next year.One yer later à friendly company will have completed the Vancouver branch from Fort George down the Fraser to British Coiumbid\u2019s présent chief seaport while Mr.J.D McAr- thur, at the head of another friendly company, will have reached the Peace River country, about 350 miles from Edmonton, Alb.\u201cOne year after Montreal and Prince Rupert are united by the Grand Trunk Pacific Rallvay Company's rails, or as soon as conditions for carrying through freight are perfected, a Grand Trunk Pacific steamship service will be established between Prince Rupert and a port in the Orient.\u201d President Chambdeblin says that shipping masters assure him that gail- ing from Prince Rupert about two days will de saved sgainst the Vancouver route, Mr.Chamberlin made an estimste of the amount of grain the Grand Trunk Pacific would probably haul out of the prairie country this year.Against 18,000,000 bushels brought out last year he believed that the fig- ae this year would be nearer 30,000, Mr.Chamberlin said he had been following the cednt controversy and he claimed that the blame could not be laid on the back of the railways, the trouble being the lack of vessel accommodation on the great lakes.The President Is of the opinion that the Grand Trunk Pacific has been exceedingly fortunate in securing the services of Mr, Donsidson as Vice- President and General Manager west of the great lakes.\u201cHe does not make much noise,\u201d sbid the President, \u201cbut he is à very able man and I think he will mike & record amongst the big railway men who have been operating in the West.\u201d Ldter on, said Mr.Chamberlin, as the railway grows, another manager will be appointed down here, as well as for the Atlantic division, but at present he would look after matters hers himaelf, trees OCEAN ARRIVALS.June 19th.88 C.F.Tietgen, at Néw York, from Copenhagen, 88 C.Sunde, at New York, from Wal ton, NA ss Laconis, at Boston, from Liverpool.88 Haverford, at Queenstown, from Forno a fi SRL) an Fone y up the Bill.* an gnethy ranconis, st Queenstown, from £4 semt im this Au\" | Glow * K ' A 1 Side Orbatly Piuese with |) THT STILL LEADING (Continued Prom First Page.) ray, of Iowa, the fantÿus \u201cwoman fé bite\u201d stampeded the Democratic convention in 1 As 3 climax te the To stration she had helped to prolong, Mrs.Davis was brought to the Bodt by several delegates and an attempt was made to left her over the press seats to the stage.The sergeant-at-arms stppped this, Bug Mra.Davis, from the press section, ted the cheer, still holding her preci- sus pictyre and trying to make a theh.Senator Root occasionslly ounded with his gavel on the table, bat made no serious effort to stop the demonstration for a long while.The demonstration had been in progress 40 minutes snd Mrs.Devis had Aisappeared.from the floor when Chairman Root Anelty directed the officers to restore order, Mrs.Davis.somewhat rumpled, returned to the gallery, was theered for a moment and thea bat down.Sergeant-at-Arms Stone and Assistant Chief Schuettier, of the Police Department, patrolling the centre sisle, succeeded in getting most of the delegates in their seats by 3.47.Policemen in the gallery were endeavoring to restote quiet in the vicinity of Mrs, Davis, who had returned to her gallery seat amid another wave of cheers.She withdrew for a mo- went in the company of an officer and the crowd hissed what they thought was a forcible removal of the feminine enthusiast.In a moment she returned to her seat to recelve another storm of applause.When quiet had been restored and after Governor Hadley had made a brief statement, Mr.Watson moved to refer to the Committee on Credentials the motion to seat the 92 Roosevelt delegates.Rell Call Demanded.Governor Deneen moved to amend s0 as to provide that no contested delegates should Vote on thè_membership of the Committee on Credentials, or on its report.Both motions were applauded.Governor McGovern, of Wisconsin, see- onded the motion of Governor Deneen.; Mr.Watson moved to table the motion of Governor Dencen.\u201cNo, no!\u201d shouted some of the delegates, while sone of those in the galleries hissed.\u201cThe motion is not debatable; are you ready for the question?\u201d called Senator Root.\u201cBA\u201d Flinn, of Pennsylvania, demanded a rofl call on the motion to table.It was seconded by New Jersey, Missouri and other states and whs ordered By states.The roll was to furnish the second test of the convention and éaused much excitement.Alabama led off witb 22 ayes and 2 noes.Arizona followed with 6 aves.Arkansas\u2019 vote of 17 ayes ahd 1 no, annonuced by the chairman, was challenged and - the delegation was polled.It should 16 ayes and 1 no, 1 vot voting, When California was called Covernor Johnson announced: \u201cCalifornia casts 26 votes ne.\u201d E.H.Tryon, one of the contested delegates from the Fourth District, rushed to the front of the platform and shouted: \u201cI challenge that vote.\u201d ®The vote of California is chal- tenged,\u201d sald Chalrman Root.\u201cthe delegation will be polled by name.\u201d Governor Johnson's name was the first called, \u201cWho challenges this vote?\u201d he demanded.\u201cWhere are the men?\u201cThey are on the platform,\u201d Chaleman Root answered.Polling Begins.Covernor Johnson again attempted to cast the solid California vote of 26.The polling of the delegation began.When the names of E.H.Tryon and Morris Meyerfieid, Jr, the two Taft delegates, were called, both answered \u201cAye\u201d from the platform.Governor Johnson and other members of the California delegation shouted their protest, declaring that neither of the contésted men was entitled to « vote.The clerk announced the vote as 24 noes and 2 ayes and it stood.\u201cWe will get à Jot of good Demecrats out of this\u201d shouted Johnson, and he added: \u201cIf those men are allowed to vote on their own case, what's the use of calling the roll?\u201d Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware and Florida voted solidly for the Taft proposition to Jay on the table, When Georgia was reached the first change from yesterday's vote was noted.Yesterday Georgia gave Senator Root 22 and to-day voted 24 ayes to 4 noes.Illinois also showed a change.Yesterday it divided 48 and 9 on the temporary chairmanship, To-day it divided $1 and 7, one being absent yesterday.This was a Roosevelt gain of 3 as against the Taft gain of 2 in Georgia.The Taft people gained a vote in the Indiana delegation because of an aboentee, getting 20 ayes to 9 noes, as against and 10 yesterday.Towa and Kansas showed no change.Kentucky, 23 to J yesterday for the Taft forces, went 24 to 2 to-day.The Maryland delegations split 8 to 8 yesterday.To-day it stood 9 to 7 against the Taft proposition, Michigan, 19 to 10 for the Taft people yesterday, was 20 to 10 to-day.Massachusetts, still deadlocked.voted 18 and 18 as yesterday.New Mexico gave the Taft people a gain, voting 7 to 1 as against to 2 yesterday.The New York vote, announced as 78 to 12, was challenged and there was a call of the delegation.The poll showed 75 to 15 and there wad great cheering when this gain of to the Roosevelt forces was announced.In North Carolina the Roosevelt forces gained 1 vote over yesterday's record.The delegation divided on the roll call, 2 for the resolution and 22 against.» North Dakota's ten La Folette votes ware divided, 2 ayes 8 noes, This gave the Taft forces two more than they secured in the delegation yesterday, Ohio voted 33 noes and 14 ayes, the same as yesterday.Oklahoma voted âye à no 16, unchanged from yesterday.Ia Oregon Yhe Tift forces gained 2.The vote was § to Ssylvania vote as 11 ayes, 65 noes, The vite was challenged and a.roll eail gave the Taft forces 12, Roosevelt 66.John Wanamjker, who wis absent yesterday, votéd aye.ood Island gave the Taft forces South Caroling gave Taft 11, Roowvelt 6, one not voting.This was a loss of one for Recsevelt.South Dakota, unchanged, cast 10 votes against the Taft proposition.Tennessee showed no change from yestérday.Texsi divided today, 28 tto 10, with 2 not voting.Yesterday it was 31 to & Utah and Vermont vere unchanged.Virginia djvided 21 to 5, as against 22 to 2 yesterday.Washington was unchanged.A great deal of interest centred in the action of Wisconsin, which scattered its votes yesterday among qnti- Taft candidates.Today the delegation cast all its 26 votes tgainst thé Taft motion.Hawaii called out a great cheer by voting 6 we Yesterday the delegs- tion voted Against Taîtere were fo further changes.When it was ananoimeed that the Taft motion to table had been carried by & vote of 584 te 519, the Taf folk broke into a cheer.The vote oa the temporary chairman yesterday had been 558 for Root and 502 for Me- Govern.Roôt's Announcement.L Prior t9 announcing the vote Chair- Man Root said that Gov.Hadley had made points of order against many of the 92 contested delegatés voting, and he had fully considered the matter during the calling of the roll.He over- ruted all the points.\u201cNo man,\u201d said Senator Root, \u201ccan be permitted to vote on the question of his own right to a scat when it is questioned; but this does not disqualify any delegate on the roll of the convention from voting on another man's right to a seat, or from participating in any other regular business of the conveention.\u201cOtherwise, atiy minority could secure control of i deliberative body by grouping a sufficient number of their opponents in one motion to give them control of the uncontested delegates.\u201d Senator Root quoted the precedents of the Nittional House of Representatives.\u201cIf this contention were upheld,\u201d he added, \u201cenough seats could be contested so.that there would be no delegates to do businéss.\u201d \u201cDefeated, the Roosevelt forces made no further moves.Senator Root then put the motion of Mr.Watson, made yesterday, that the standing committees be appointed.It was adopted without objection.The names already sent in by the state caucuses were not objected to and the committees were announced.After the convention committees had been announced and meetings for each scheduled for tonight, the con- ventton adjouorned at 5:50 to meet at noon tomorrow.Another Test of Strength.Chicago, June 19.\u2014In a tést of strength at the organization of the credentials committee, immediately after the adjournment of the convention, the Taft forces elected Thomas H.Devine chairman over the Roosevelt candidate, W.T.Lauder of North Dakota, by a vote of 30 to 18 four members being absent or not voting.rassachusetts had no represents- tion on the committee, because of the deadlock in the state delegation.The Taft forces expected to vote on the majority of the contest cases tonight to be 3 to 19, basing thelr prediction on the attitude of the respective delegations on the convention roll calls of the last two days.; Immediately after the election of Me, Devine a recess was taken until 9:30 o'clock tonight.Robtevalt Men Bolt.Ali Roosevelt members of the Republican National Convention Committee on Credentials left the committee room in à body at 11.45 o'clock to-night after failing to obtain their demands for a full hearing on all contested seats.After the first bolt of the Roosevelt members of the Committée on Credentials, Roosevelt delegates poured into the Florentine room of the Congress Hotel, where it was annonuced the bolting contingent would assemble.Edward C.Carrington, the first member of the Committee on Credentials to arrive, precipitated a debate when he annonuced the action he and his fellow-members had taken.The delegates split into factions, some urging that the committeemen should go back, participate in the de- liberstions and sumit a minority report to the convention.Others clamored that the bolters stand fast.At times the meeting was ih én uproar.When the delegates bad been called to order in the Florentine room by & Roosevelt delegate, an invitation was extended to \u201cTaft delegates who were present under false colors\u201d to leave the room.\u201cLet them stay,\u201d shouted & delegate.\u201cWe have no starchamber sessions.\u201d William Flinn, of Penosylvanis, mounted a table and addressed the delegates.\u201cThe issue has been joined,\u201d he said.\u201cI have just come from a two-hour conference of the Pennelvania delegation, aed we voted unanimously to walk out of 3 convention controlled by the Taft forces through theft and fraud.Our decision carries with us the Republican candidate for state treasurer and a candidate for Congress in Pennsylvania, These gentlemen held that their persons) interests were of relative unimportence as compared with the principle at stake and the duty they owed the people.\u201cWe have been patient, but the parting of the ways has come.\u201d * Edward C.Carrington, of Maryland, « member of thy Commisten an Cre- William Fliin reported the Pepn- | the demtials, here interrupted to descride oe proceadings preceding the walk- ou \u201cThe Taft majority el the commit- téù soüght at the qutsqt to apply the ei ule,\u201d \u201cand [ tefule to ad Bate of Maryland by sitting longer with the committee.\u201d Stegate King, of Nebraska.made à spéééh in which urged the bolters to return to the committee ropm and make a minority report to the cou- vention to-morrow.Then Colonel Roosevelt appearèd and immediately began to speak.\"I am poing to ask you te take à recess until I can get certain facts and lay them before you\u201d be ssid, \u201cI earnestly coutisel you not to discuss what you intend to do until you have the facts before you.a \u201cI can tell you the general outline of what I shill do.So far db I am concerned, I shall never recognize in a Republican convention a majority of which 4 large part is composed of fraudulently-seatéd delegates from the states of which Governor Hadley spoke to-day.The Taft forces tonight said they were prepared for an attempt by the Roosevelt people to hold à convention within the convention hall and bad taken steps to prevent \u201cany such disdrder.\u201d \u2018 It was said that 500 policemen and 800 assistant sergeants-at-arms would be stationed in the convention hall to prevent disorder and would do so at any cost.It was said some of the Roosevelt leaders would plead with the convention to-morrow to instruct the credentials committee to grant more time for a hearing of the contests.Col.Roosevelt, it was said, would be present in the convention hall at the time, and that while he would have no legal standing in the convention, he might be swept into the fight by his followers.Platform For Republicans.Chicago, Ills, June 19\u2014The committee on resolutions of the Republican National Committee, entrusted with the duty of preparing a platform for the party, organized to-night by electing former Vice-President Chas.Warren Fairbanks, of Indiana, chairman.Senator La Folette's representatives submitted a complete draft of a platform.Samuel Gompers, of the American Federation of Labor, was among the first to ask a hearing.The Taft forces controlled the committee.The tentative draft of.the Taft platform was submitted.After protesting allegiance to the Republican party principles, recalling with veneration the name of Abraham Lincoln, and praising Republican achievements in government, the platform continues : ° _ \u201cThe principles of constitutional government which make provision for orderly and effective expression of the popular will, for the protection of civil liberty and the essential rights of men, and for the intenprétation of the law by An untrammeled and independent judiciary, have proved themselves capable of sustaining the structure of a government, which after more than a century of development, embraces one hundred millions of people, scattered over à wide and diverse territory, but bound dy common purpose, common ideals and common affection to the constitution of the United .:ates.\u201d The platform then binds the party to solve the problems which social, economic and political development have brought to the forefront.It promises to enact in the nation and encourage in the various states laws to THURSDAY, safeguard public health, to lit ohill labor, to protect workingmen jo dangerous occnpatiohs, to substitute workmen's compensation for actions at law, to retain public ownership and control ef naturdl resources that are still public property.It continues : \u201cThe social and political structure of the United States rests upon the civil liberty of the individual and for the protestion of that liberty the people have wisely, in the national and late constitutions, put, definite limitations upon their governmental officers and agencies.To enforce these Jimitations, to secure the orderly and coherent exercises of governmental powèré and to protect the righta of even the humblest and least favored individual, are the function of independent courts of justice.\u201cThe Republican party re-affires its contention to uphold at all times the authority and.integrity of the courts, both state and federal, and it will ever insist that their powers to enforce their process and protect life, liberty and property shall de preserved inviolate.Apr orderly method is provided under our system of government.\u201d BIG CRASH HAS COME.The long expected crash in the Republican ranks came tonight.The Roosevelt forces, acting, they said, under the personal direction of the colonel himself, began to Jay their plans for independent action in the Nationa! Republican conveention.As a forerunner of the more drastic action expected in the convention to- mortow or Friday, the Roosevelt members of the committee on crèden- tikls withdrew from that body to- night\u2014withdrew in person, and, in effect, withdrew all of the Roosevelt contests, which had been scaled down from 92 to 78 Col.Roosevelt tonight was in the midst of a series of exciting conferences and was busy figuring on the loyal delegates whom he could ex- uect to carry with him out of the convention, or, rather, intg a separate convention on the convention floor in event the crisis is reached.People who talked with the colonel tonight declared there was no longer any doubt as to his attitude.Cone vinced that the credentials committee was against him and would retain the contested Taft delegates in their seats, Col.Roosevelt decided to go no further with his futile fight in the regular convention.GOT SIX MONTHS ] FOR WOMAN'S DEATH.Montreal, June 19\u2014Frederick Seybold, found guilty of beating Margaret Burney to death with a curtain pole, got off with a six months sentence in the Montreal jail to-day.The woman was found dead in a house in the East End and Henry and Frederick Seybold were charged with the crime, as they had been living with the woman.At the trial Henry turned King's evidence and swore that he came into the house and found his brother and the woman fighting.His brother held a curtain pole with.which he struck the woman, who died from her injuries.All three were under the influence of liquor on the fatal night.STRIKE OF SEAMEN AT MARSEILLES.Marseilles, Jane 19\u2014The strike of the seamen, which was declared yes- NE 20, 1912.ers, and clubs DAY BY DAY Of course, we are not complaining, The Terrace is a beauty spot, though all who walk thereon may not perhaps be classed as not.Hush! Don't day a word about the weather.Somebody hej evidently thade a mistake.\u2019 .The British manufacturers are al most at a loss to manufacture new epinions about Canada.1 It looks as if Teddy would have td buy a new headgear if Be wants tq cap the climax.No, thanks; we will take our iced now over the druggists\u2019 counter.Ted and Taft they make mucŸ noise, but it is a caution where they are at, so say the boys.\u2014 There is so much excitements î4 Chicago that if a certain body with an axe appears on the scene, there might be something hatchet (pleass excuse this).AWARDED PRIZE FOR + Totonto, June 19\u2014Ross & Macs Farlane, architects, of Montreal, wers to-day awarded the first prize in the competition of plans for the new $l, 000,000 Central Technical School of Toronto.The prize is the commise sion for designing and superintending the erection of the proposed building, David R, Brown and Hugh Vallance, of Montreal, obtained the second prize of $800 and the third prize of $500 goes to Charles S.Cobb, 2427 terday, has tied yp the port and sever- al liners have cancelled their sailings.Queen Street East, Toronto.Sevens teen design in all were submitted.(thé drug in tea lows the change to Postumcoffee drinking.\u2019 of Postum from your grocer.cause, | 1 Health in There's no injurious CAFFEINE other harmful ingredient in this famous Table Beverageand coffee) or \u2018A woman who has used Potsum AN OLD TIMER, Has Had Experience; ! SCHOOL DESIGNÉ Thousands of housewives are learning thar not only economy of purse but better heaith fol- Among the many common ailments caused by thoughtless habits of living are headache, listlessness, indigestion, irritability, sleeplesness, and other disagreeable symptoms of disturbed nerves, digestion and circulation, often due to tes and Ii interested in health and the good things that naturally go with it, why not try a package For seventeen years Postum has proven a good friend to former tea hind coffee drinkers who felt something was wrong, but didn't know, the If this fits you\u2014 Think it over \u201cThere\u2019s a Reason\u201d Made by Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd.Windsor, Ontaro, Cana a.since it came upon the market knowns fro mexperience the wisdom of using Postum in place of tea or coffee if one values health and a clear brain.She says: \u201cAt the time Postum was first put on the market 1 was suffering from dyspepsia, and my physician had repeatedly tof me not to use tea or coffee.Finally 1 decided to take his advice and try Postum.I got a package and had it carefully prepared, finding it delicious to the taste.So I continued its use and very soon its beneficial effects convinced me of its value, for I got well of my nervousness and dys- pesia.: \u201cMy husband had been drinking coffee all his life until it had affected his nerves tertibly, and I persuaded Kim to shift to Postum.It was easy to get hiin to make the change, for Postum is so delicious.It certainly worked wonders far him, ; \u201cWe soon learned that Postum does not exhilarate or depress and does not stimulate, but steadily and honestly mrenpthens the nerves and the stom- tch.\u201cTo make a long story short, our entire family continued to use Postum with satifying results, as shown In our fine condition of health.\u201d Better health follows the use of Postum in place of tea and coffee.sometimes in a very marked manner.\"There's a Reason.\u201d Look in packages for the famous fittle book, \u201cThe Road to Wellville.\u201d fe wmEAT. Y _ Saturday afternoon and \u201cMADE IN 49 St.John 8 THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 191s.DARN SALES CASHAEE HG Absolutely Seamless Every Pair Guaranteed For Ladies\u2019, ii Tan and Black, from.25¢ to 6% Men\u2019, in Black, From.00000000000 0 IC to 55e E.J.DYNES, CANADA\u201d LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC UNDOUBTED SECURITY TO DEPOSITORS on account of its EXCEPTIONAL CHARTER Head-Office : St.John Street.Upper Town Branches Opened Eveniags, Mondays and Saturdays.DIED.FOLEY-\u2014At Mubile, Als, on the 19th instant, Adelie Marguerite Betine, .beloved wife of the late Martin James Foley.Interment in Mobile.There will on the 15th of July at St.Patrick's Church\u2014 ae «LA BOLE HATONLE On and after Thursday, the Ist of \u2018August next, this Bank will pay to its shareholders a dividend of two per cent, being at the rate of eight per cent pr annum upon its capital, for the quarter ending on the ist of July next.This dividend will be paid according to ths list of shareholders of te- cord on the 16th of July next.By order of the Board of Directors.N.LAVOIE, General Manager, Quebec, June 18th, 1912, S\u2014 ACTES VAUDEVILLE \u2014 $ and Moving Pictures, $ \u2014 SHOWS DAILY \u2014 3 Matinee, 2:00 pm.Price 10 cents.Kvening\u20147:30 and 9:00 p.m.Prices 10, 15 and 20 cents.For sale on easy _ terms, choice building lots, 35 x 115, price $50.00 and up.Adjoining the Governmental Experimental Farm.These lots are beautifully situated overlooking the River St.Lawrence and the Quebec Bridge on one side and the Lorstte Valley on the other.Being within ten minutes walk of two railways, tha Canadian Notthern and the Transcontinental they are easy to access.Representatives on the ground every unday, For pians and further information apply to the Suburban Realty Co, 32 St, Julia St.Open evenings 6 to 8.30.\u2018The annual sports of the Quebec High School are to be held on Mon.! day, June 24th, on the Kent House grounds at 2.15 pm.A good programme has been arranged with spe.isl events for the Old Boys.It is foped that all the old boys will be be a grand mass and libera chanted | present \u2014 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 CITY OF QUEBEC CITY HALL.City Clerk's Office, Quebec, June 12, 1912 Tenders For New Boiler and Other Repairs to the Fire Engine\u2014 Clapp & Jones.PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed tenders endorsed \u201cTenders for new Boiler,\u201d and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to the 18th day of June instant, at four o'clock in the afternoon, for placing a new boiler on the fire engine \u2018Clapp & Jones,\u201d and also for the entire repair of said engine, to make it as new .The said engine shall be tested by the Chief of the Fire Brigade before being accepted.Said fire engine can be seer.by applying at No.four (4) Fire Station, on St.Paul street.All necessary information can be had from the Chief of the Fire Brigade.The City does not bind itself to accept the lowest nor any of the tenders, and the conttactor shall pay the cost of drawing up the contract and of a notarial copy for official use.By order, AUG.MALOUIN, Secretary Fire Committee.\u2014\u2014 TOMB OF WHISTLER.Memorial to Famous Painter In Chiswick Churchyard.There has recently been erected in Chiswick Churchyard, the cost being defrayed out of the Whistler estate, a tomb bearing an inscription to the memory of Whistler and his wife, whose graves are there side by side.The tomb is of bronze, resting upon a die and step of green granite, and the character of the design is that of the Ttalinn Rensissance.The upper part is ornamented with 8 frieze and bay leaves.At each of the four corners, standing upon the die, there is a beautifully carved figure of a classic mourner bearing an offering of fruit and flom- ers.On the front, at either side of the centre panel, there js an ornamentation of bay leaves between two Tonic pilasters.The inscription on the centre panel is as follows: Sacred to the Memory of James McNeill Whistler, MDCCCXXXIV\u2014MCMIIT.and of Beatrix His Wife MDCCCLVII-MDCCCXCVI.\u201cThe place where J also at last hope to be hiddef, For in no other would I be.\u201d Rdward Godwin is the sculptos son FAREMELL DINVER T0 MR, 6, H BALFOUR General Manager of Union Bank Was Banqueted on Eve of Leaving for Winnipeg.A most successful dinner was tendered Mr.G.H.Balfour, general manager of the Union Bank of Canada, at the Garrison Club last evening dy a number of his friends in this city on the occasion of his departure for Winnipeg, where the head office of his bank has now been transferred.The dinner was a most enjoyable one in every respect and was présided over by Colonel Gaudet, the president of the Garrison Club.In his reply to the principal toast of the evening, Mr.Balfour made allusion to the many happy years he had spent in the old historic City of Quebec and deeply regretted the necessities of business matters resulting in the transfer of his head office to the City of Winnipeg.He was very deeply moved in consequence and anticipated, however, a lopg existing happy relationship in the future, with the staunch and true friends that he had so happily secured during his sojourn in this city.Other excellent speeches were made by Hon.Mr.MacKenzie, Provincial Treasurer; Mr.A.H.Cook and Colone! Gaudet, and the party separated very happily after all joining in \u201cAuld Lang Syne.\u201d The menu was\u2014 Caviar & la Romanoff Tomates Olives Amandes Cansomme Printainer Royal Saumon Poch à Ia Bearnaise Concombres Pommes Nouvelles Persillees Champignons Frais à la Newburg Agneau Printanier Roti Sauce Menthe Puree de Pommes de Terre, Chouxfleurs a la Creme Asperges au Beurre Fondu Pouding, Glace aux Fraises etits Fours Dessert Cafe Noir QUEBEC HARBOR COMMISSION Awards Contract for Fifty-Ton Steam Crane to Aid Shipping Facilities, ; \u2014\u2014ctmeprmemrnmenmcne ' A spécial meeting of the Quebec Harbor Commission was held yesterday, presided over by Mr.V.Chateauvert, President.After routine business wai disposed of the question of purchasing a steam crane to aid shipping came up for consideration, and it was decided to award a contract for a fifty ton steam crane that cam be moved: to any part of the Harbor Commission property when required.WOMEN'S BRANCH 8.P.C.A.The annual prize giving will be held this (Thursday) afternoon in Morrin College Hall at four o'clock.The Lieut.-Governor and Lady Langelier have kindly consented to preside.The prizes for best essays will be presented by.Lady Langelier.The Quebec Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and all others interested are cordially invited to attend.COURT OF SESSIONS.Yesterday, in the Court of Sessions, a Levis merchant was fined $10 and costs for selling gunpowder without a license.A man from Ste.Anne de Beaupre, for soliciting guests from the gallery of his hotel, was fined $5 and costs.A woman from the same place, on à similar charge, was fined $2 and costs, RECORDER'S COURT.Three prisoners aceused of drunkenness appeared before the Recorder yesterday.One was fined $50 and costs or eight days in jail, one $2 and costs or a similar imprisonment, and one was discharged.A man and his wife, for keeping a disorderly house, were fined $100 and costs or six months\u2019 jail each.AN INTERESTING WAGER.Five well-known commercial travellers, guests at the Chateau, had quite a discussion yesterday in the Tea room as to the number of checks in a new suit worn by one of the party.Each trveller put up $20 and the checks are to be eounted today.As Harry has brought only one suit of clothes ta Quebee.he will have to re- mai in hit room tiday while the referee is deciding the wager.: -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 re QUEBEC BANK OFFICIALS FOR MONTREAL.The head officials of the Quebec Bank will move to Montreal at the end of this week, where the chief officers will be located in future.Among those who will take up their future residence in the metropolis are : Messrs.B.B.Stevenson, General Manager : W.H, Scott, Chief Accountant; & C.Patton, Inspector; B.L.Y, Jones, Aesistant Inspector; CQ W.Cox, D.Strachan, clerks; and Misses Daly, Muir, fevers, Smith and Leonard, stenographers.Children Ory FOR PLETGHER'S CASTORIA ALL CANADA FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS Elect Officers for Ensuing Year at Convention Being Held at Chateau Frontenac, The All Canada Fire Insurance Federation, in conveention at the Chateau Frontenac, yesterday received reports of committee and disposed of some routine business, which was followed by the election of officers for the ensuing year, with the following result: President, H.M.Lambert, Montreal; vice-presidents, H.M.Blackburn, Toronto, and Harold Hampson, Montreal The fire insurance delegates were given an exhidition of the efficiency of the Quebec fire brigade and ite new additional equipment yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.An alarm was sounded from the Chateau Frontenac, which is understood to be a general alarm, that brought the whole fighting force of the fire brigade from every part of the city in a very short space of time and made quite an imposing display of efficiency.INTERNATIONAL | DELEGATES Enjoy Their Visit to Quebec\u2014 Besides Trip to Bridge, They Inspect Harbor.= The distinguished large party ot European engineers, who arrived at Quebec on Tuesday evening last, had quite a merry time yesterdsy sightseeing, besides a special trip up the river ta the bridge site, and liter a visit of inspection to the Louise embankment.In the morning the visitors were the guests of Mr.M.P.Davis, contractor, who conveyed quite 3 number of the engineers to visit the bridge site ind view the conditions that still exist to mark the fall of the structural work on the south side of the river four years ago.After their return to the city the delegates were met by Mr.St.George Boswell, C.E, chief engineer of the Quebec Harboor Commission, who escorted the visitors to the Levis docks, in carriages provided by the commission, and after showing them over the ground and likewise pointing out the additional improvements to the harbor in prospect.A number of the delegates also took a trip tb the Falls of Montmorency, while others were driven in carriages to various pointts of interest, and seemed to appreciate the scenic beauty of the city's surroundings.Yesterday afternoon some 35 of the party left for New York enroute hack te Europe, some going by way of the Quebec Centril Railway, others by the Grand Trunk and the Montreal boat, to make trair.connection at Montreal for New York.The distinguished marine engineers who took abstracts of the harbor and its equipment openly 1tated that Quebec had tot only the natural port of Canada, but was one of the finest harbors in the world, and it was a surprise to them that it wis not more efficiently equipped to meet conditions of shipping.ATTRACTIONS AT MONTMORENCY FALLS Re-Engagement of Hardy, the High Wire King, Hardy will perform on Kent House grounds Saturday, Sunday and Monday, June 22, 23 ahd 24, afternoon and evening, 4 and 9:30.Brass band in attendance.DOCK STRIKE I8 COLLAPSING IN ENGLAND.London, June 19\u2014The dock strike at Southampton has collapsed and the men will resume work to-morrow unconditionally.The London strike is still on, efforts to srraige à settlement thrugh the Board of Trade having failed.PASTOR SPANKS BAD GIRL.After Getting New Kind of Whipping She Stops Running Awsy, Mrs.Joseph Jackson, of Woodbury, N.J., has discovered the best way to cure her 9-year-old daughter from running away from home is to have the minister spank her.Mrs.Jackson has Just applied the remedy and asserts it works like a charm, Margaret ran away a few days ago and got as far as Woodstown after stealing a ride on 2 passenger train, She was hipped\u201d back hy trainmen, who finally brought the Rev.J.C.Stock into the case.The minister asked for permission to spank the girl, which was freely accorded by the mother.Margaret said it was such a whipping as she never bad before, THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.CEE y= 1) =) [) (Syme | IN AND ABOUT TOWN MAYOR DROUIN INVITES CITIZENS To Go Over Ground in Victoria Park Requestod by C.P.Rfor Railway Improvezsents, Mayor Nap.Drouin yesterday extended sa invitation to # group of citizens to accompany hint on à tour of inspection of the ground desired by the C.P.R authorities for thé company's Quebec rallway improvements.Those who accompanied the Mayor were Messrs.Willism A.Marsh, president; Joseph Picatd And J.$.Scott, vice-presidents of the Quebec Board of Trade; V.Chateauvert, president Quebec Harbor Commision; E.T.Nesbitt, president Manufacturers\u2019 Association; Arthur E.Scott, O.W.Bedard, J.H Gignac, City Engineer W.Baillairger and his assistants, Aldermen Beaumont, Martin, Dechenes and the secretary of the Board of Trade, Mr.T.Levasseur, The Mayor and party made a thorough inspection of all the ground Asked.by the C.P.R.is indicated in the plans received, including the portion of Victoria Park sought from the city to locate a card yird, The C.P.R property at Hare Point was also looked over, and the property a little west of St.Malo owned by the frafl- way company.The general opinion expressed by the Mayor and the gentlemen who àc- companied him was against the disposition of Victoria Park if it eould be avoided.It was suggested that the C.P.R.could, with equal benefit and convenience, locate their car yard on the company's property west of St.Malo, which is also a little west of the gas plant, and 200 acre drop- erty acquired by the government for the Transcontinental Railway ear yard, and know as Vigeau swamp.This would obviate the change in Victoria Park or street disarrangement at St.Sauveur.It wai finally decided that the clty would make an alternate pfan and fer- ward same to Mr.McNicoll, vice-pres- dent of the C.P.R., for consideration.It was also decided that if the city wis compelled to yield and give the company a part of Victoria Park, the Mayor and aldermen in turn would exact land of equal value, or, properly property owned by the CPR.instead of the portion offered.NURSES PRESETED WITH DIPLOVAS Interesting Ceremony Took Place at Jeffery Hale's Hospital Yesterday.x Five noses graduated ut theYeffrey Hale's Hospital yesterday afternoon.and there was a large attendance of friends of the institution as well as ot the nurses.Just a few months ago, there was a graduating class, and yesterday five more ladies, who had passed their examinations, received their diplomas a» fully qualified nurses.The ladies who yesterday received their diplomas were: Miss Sampson.Miss Leslie.Mrs.Morrison, Miss Ford and Miss Mc- Arthur.Mr.J.T.Ross presided at the interesting ceremony, and addresses to the new nurses were deilvered by Rev.8.T.Martin snd Dr.J.Stevenson, both of whom spoke to the graduating class in interesting terms and gave them good counsel as to the heavy responsibility which they had taken upon themselves in their special work.The diplomas were presented to the nurses by Mrs.J.T.Ross.DIES AFTER \u201cTURKEY TROT.\u201d Overexertion Ruptures Blood Vessel In Woman's Side.Overexertion from dancing the \u201cturkey trot\u201d with friends In her home caused Mrs.Agnes E.Day's death recently.Mrs.Day was per and lively, Suddenly she was taken with a severe pain in her right side, which quickly became so intense that it caused her to swoon.Calls were made for several physicigns, but he.fore any of them could reach her side the woman was dead.It was later discovered that she ruptured a blood vessel in her side, and death war the result of an Internal hemorthage, She was 22 years old.time.To the Debtors of Brunelle & Heroux, of the Parish of St.Boniface of Shawinigan, Insolvents.Notice is hereby given to you, that all the credits owned heretofore against you, for goods sold by Brunelle & Heroux, traders, of the parish of St.Boniface, have been duly teans- ferred and transported by Vincent Lamarre, curator in the said bankruptcy, to the undersigned Pierre J.Heroux, merchant, of the city of Three Rivers, dy deed of sale, under private seal made and passed in Montreal the ninth day of November, one thousand nine hundred and eleven, which deed has been this day deposed in the office of the Prothonotary of the Suerior Court for the district of Three ivers.P.J.HBROUX Three Rivers, June 18, 1912 junedOn2 Not Tire Experiments Bicycle the tises of experience .dde do rend vo is Ide fet speaking, the whole of the Hare Point ! Laurentide House LAKE EDWARD 0 The Finest Fishing and Hunting Territory In Canada.Easy of Access.Best of Portages.Competent Guides.Pull Equipment may be had at the Hotel Write for Hiustrated Booklet and Map.R ROWLEY, Proprietor.Lake Edward, P.Q.and had been marrled only a short faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Strest a Every department of this store offers extraordinary inducements, Ladies\u2019 Waist 59¢ Ladies\u2019 white waists, low neck kimonos sleeves, made of fine mull, collar and cuffs trimmed with blue mull; all sizes .o0viiiiiiiiiiiiiinnen.596 Cotton Suits for Children's White and colored, Russian, Sailor and Polo styles.A large assortment.Prices 59c, 75c, 85c, to $3.00 .18¢ White and colored cotton hats and caps.New Dress Linens The Shantung Linen, in all the newest shades.2c , À few pieces of plaiin and fancy dress linens, 27 inches wide, registered, 25c for .168¢ Hose Supporters C.M.C.Garters, for ladies, with belts, four strong elastic, with C.M.C.clasp; black, white and colors.Price, perpair .use.25¢ \u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.esse Silk Hosiery ; Black, white and sky silk hosiery, with lisle soles, high double silk heels, garter top.Price per pair.ÿ8c Tan Silk Lisle Hose 8 pairs for $1.00 Tan gauze silk lisle, double soles, garter tops; a splendid quality., For the Boy We hava a complete assortment of expresses, by- cicle, lacrosse buts, etc, sets, «v.3 Pairs for $1.00 Dolls Carriages 3 dozen folding dolls\u2019 carriages.Reg.$1.00, for 78e Look for the pricé card on counters, às many aplen- did values are not advertised. 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You can always depend on the value\u2014whether the price you wish to pay be $15 or $35 or between\u2014 for every Semi-ready Suit has the guaranteed value printed on the | trade mark label.Look in the pocket.Hrmi-ready Tailoring ADJ.LARUE CONTRACTOR Corner Victoria # Bagot Streets SIDEWALKS In Cement, in Colored Tiles or in Brick To Cemant in Tiles (Gr.Red \u201d meat ¢ (Grey or ), Cement Curbs, and Concrete WORK GUARANTEED.LOWEST PRICES.may28xtu,th,satxlm George Morissette, 168 St.John St, Cor d'Youville.L'Heureux & Gauvin, 183.5 St.Joseph St.SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN = NORTHWRST LAND REGULATIONS Any person who is tha sole head of « lam- br or any male it youn, Doma Lome « quarter asec in Moni or y prexy any agency, on certain condi y.father, mother, son, daoghter, brother or sister oF intending homesteader, Duties\u2014Si the\u2019 residence cuit ration of he laa) ne each oi ehree yearn, A est may lve witb) miles of Bi homestead on y tam of 8 Tet\u201d 88 y im or As a medicinal and ital in this city if any per say, why, vou don\u2019t pay us.The when he speaks rity table water we challenge the best of them, and are willing to give $:00.000 to any Hosp son can prove to the contrary.M.Sc., Provincial Government Analystit is not as we ve it.Gold Medal Awarded at Provincial Exhibition, 1911.r liver is wrong or you are subject to headache.Kindly solid rock.M.TIMMONS & SON, QUEBEC, P.Q be contradicted, as he is autho: in 2 ä i : » 3 J | feet deep, ALL RESPONSIBLE DEALERS SELL IT.opinion cannot for imported mineral waters when you have much better here in your own city, at less thao the cost.We say much better, x ul I q 3 u Z q k Z 0 L ul x q 3 0 © spring is wpon our premises, 271 Try it at our expense.If you have Dyspepsia, call or phone, and we will supply you for.a time, and if you find Do you pay hi half Leads the worid, and his acres suvlely owned and oocupie by bis father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister, In certain districts a homesteader in standing may pre-empt a quarter section alongside his homestead.Price $3.00 per acre.Dutiea\u2014Must reside upon the homestead or gremption six months in each of six rom date of homestead entry including the time required to earn hemestead patent ane cultivate fifty acres extra.has esteader who exhausted his homestead right and cannot obtain a pre qraption may Enter for 6 purchase homestead in certain districts.Price 33.00 per acre.Duties\u2014Must reside six months in each of three years, cultivate filty acres and erect a house worth $300.00, Deputy of the Mi ner of Tara i y inister of the Interior.N.B.\u2014Unauthorised publication of this ed.vertisement will not be paid for.er Special Sale $1.25 and $1.50 Books 20C & 75C P.J.EVOY'S Bookstore 141 8T, JOHN STREET.NOTICE All owners of dogs, or in possession of dogs, traders, milkmen, bakers, grocers, livery stable keepers, proprietors of laundries, or their agents, canmen, carters, and others, who, according to law, are obliged to take any licence, are required to do so without delay, otherwise, they will be reported and proceedings taken against them by the Recorder's Court By order, Emile Trudel, Chief of Police.#20 to 40 Per Cont On Our Enues $0331»?SHOES J.CILBERT & CIE Latest Sporting News I eee RE FAVORITES WOM AT HAMILTON Looked Like Woodbine, So Great Was Crowd of Toronto Racing Men ; ' Hamilton, Ont.June 19.\u2014~With a change in the scenic effects the casual observer could easily believe that he was at the Woodbine track to-day.The course was crowded with Toronto enthusiasts, a crowd almost as large as on the opening day, making the trip from the Queen City.The bookmakers received them with open arms.The track was again very fast.The club officials, who apparently do not realize that if it were not for the press there would be practically no racing, have shown their disregard for the sporting writers by ordering the telegraph companies not to send out results uotil 20 minutes after each race.\u2018Their action was inspired by the belief that poolrooms are being supplied with advance information, snd despite the fact that both companies are prepared to wager substantially that they have not been guilty, the Hamilton Jockey Club refuse to back down.In the opening event, Harry Giddings\u2019 Oakville pair, Hearts of Oak and Sarolta, were prohibitive favorites, being held out in most of the books, while the best obtainable price was 1 to 8.The entry ran to form, finishing one, two, in easy fashion.Hollybrook was in front for the first furlong, when Hearts of Oak went Ly him like an express train and came home like a champion.Sarolta took the place without any trouble.Penobscot, the choice.won the second race in a stirring finish with Acton.The Wilson horse just got up in time by a nose on the wire.Mission was choked off, tried to come through on the far turn and never had a chance after that.Only two of the four starters in the Barton Steeplechase finished.Bae Thankful and Ring Master raced for the first jump and both fell.The Welkin had the race to herself and though she almost unseated her rider, McAfee, at the stretch jump, had no difficulty In winning.Prince Hemtpon was outclassed.Ring Master was remounted, but refused at the sixth jump.Harvey Boyle, who rode Be Thanklul, was given 3 nasty toss and was carried off the field uncon- velous.Summary: Firs Race, Maple Lesf Purse, Canadian fouled, two-yesr-olds, Ave fur- lon Hearts of Oak, 116 (Small), 1 to 8, out, won; Sarolte, 108 (Fergnson), 1 to 8, out, second; Crystiawogs, 108 (Buxton), 30 to I, 5 to 1, even, third.Time, 1.082-S, Sir Melvin and Holtybrook ran, Second Race, three-year-olds, six furlongs\u2014Penobscot, 104 (Butwell), 6 to $, 2 to 5, out, won: Acton, 110 (Diggins), 7 to 2, even, 1 to 3, second; Mission, 107 (McTaggart), 2 to 1, 3 to § out, third.Time, 1123-5, Duval, Pilant, Sherif Grueninger ran, Third Race, Barton Steeplechase, four-year-olds and up, about 2% miles \u2014The Welkin, 160 (McAfee), 1 to 3, out, won; Prince Hampton, 152 (Lynch), S to 1, 4 te 5, eut, second, Time, 4333-5.Only two finished; Be Thankful and Ring Master fell, Fourth Race, three-year-olds and up, selling seven furlongs\u2014Sal Volatile 10S (Ambrose), 6 to 1, Sts 2, 6 to 5 1.2 to 4, 4 to 5, second: Carrillon, 116 (Dunn), 10 ta 1, 4 to 1, 2 to 1, third.Time, 1.26.The Rump, Turbine, Tne Gaîtens, Patrick 8, Simcoe, North Cut, Planutess, Tom Sayers, Little Minnie ran.Fifth Race, for three-year-olds and up, handicap, 1% miles\u2014Ouy Fisher, 110 (Butwell), 3 ta 1, even, 2 to 5, won; Cliff Edge, 105 (Buxton), 3 to 1, 4 to 5.2 to 5, second: Olambala, 119 (Small), 9 to 5, 7 to 10, 1 to 3.third.Time, 14545, Colonel Holloway, Mediator, Kormak, Chester Krun ran, Sixth Race, two-year-olds, selling, 4% furlongs\u2014Mary Scribe, 110 (Butwell), 9 to 5, 4 ta 5, 2 to 5, won; Black Eyed Susan, 108 (Small), 7 10 2, 7 to 5, 3 to 5, second; Miccosukee, 108 (Buxton), 10 to 1.4 to 1, 8 to §, third.Time, 0.54.Barbara Worth, Monitota, Martha Allan, Lady Orison and Trish Dew ran.Seventh Race, three-year-olds, selling.1% miles on the turf~~Dangerous March, 109 (Small), 4 to 1.8 to 5, ?to 10, wen: Cliftonian, 108 (Loftus), 8 to 5, 7 to 10, 1 to 3, second; Scrimmage, 111 (Ambrose).2 10 1.even.1 to 5, third.Time.1.54.Capt.Swansom, Outlaw, Noon and Startler ran, MONTREAL LOST TWO GAMES YESTERDAY Providence, R.1., June 19\u2014Provi- dence won both ends of the doubleheader this afternoon, beating Montreal 2 to 1 in the first game and 8 to 3 in the second.Scores: First Game.Score by innings\u2014 R.H.Providence , .000 100 O1°\u20142 10 1 Montreal.on 000 001\u20141 7 2 Sline und Schmidt; Akers, Smith and Murphy.Second Game.Score by innings \u2014 R.H.E.Providence.512 000 1*\u20148 0 0 Montreal .: :.090 100 110-3 D 0 Children Ory H.RB.ads} A won; Shelby, 107 (Buxton), 3 to YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.National.At Brooklyn-\u2014 Philadelphia, 2; Brooklyn, 3 At Buston\u2014 ; New York, 6; Boston, & | At Pittsburg\u2014 ! Pittsburg, 8; St Louis L American, At Philadelphia\u2014 .First game: Philadelphia, 2; Washington, 1.Second game: Philadelphia, 4; Washington, 3.At Chicago\u2014 Chicago, 2; St.Louis, 1.At New York\u2014 Boston, 5; New York, 2.At Detroit\u2014 Cleveland, 3; Detroit, 1.\u201c International, At Newark\u2014 Newark, 7; Buffalo, 3.At Baltimore\u2014 First game: Baltimore, 5; Rochester, I.Second game: Baltimore, 8; Rochester, 6.At Jersey City\u2014 Toronto, 12; Jersey City, 6.} Canadian, At Ottawa\u2014 Guelph, 6; Ottawa, 3.At Berlin, Ont\u2014 Berlin, 7; London, 6.At Peterboro\u2014 Peterboro, 6; Hamilton, 3.PANAMA CONDITNONS 4M- PROVED, iL (New York Times) \"7 What modern scientific sanitation has accomplished in Panama is an old story now, but it will bear repeating, and should be, less to make people realize what has been done there than to teach the big lessons of the isthmian achievement, which is that the same thing can be done anywhere by the same means, only more easily and more cheaply, The last detailed monthy report from Col.Gorgas is for March, and it is a most wonderful showing, considering what Panama used to be.In that month, of the 13,108 white employes of the canal commission and the Panama reilroad, three died of diseases and two of violence\u2014a death rate of 2.75, or of 4.58, according to whether one figures from three or five.Taking the 37,987 colored employes, the death rate for the whole force of 51,095 was 845 per 1000.Including everybody in the canal zone, 159,514 persons, the rate was 14.67, while among the white men, Women and children there from the United States, numbering 11,923, the deaths in March were just four \u2014 two children under 15 days old, one man of 54 carried off by appendicitis, and another of 42 by an organic disease of the heart, Not only has the yellow fever become an almost forgotten thing on the Isthmus, but with it have been almost completely banished typhoid, diphtheria, malaria, measles, whooping cough, tuberculosis, emall pox and several other contaglous diseases, This near-miracle has been wrought at an expense of Just about $1000 a dav, made effective by the exercise of military discipline, That, however, gives little or no mere autherity than ls possessed hy any board of health with a disposition to use it and backed up by an enlightened public sentiment, TOWNS DISAPPEAR FROM KANSAS MAP, Reviving memories of days and events that Kansas weuld gladly forget, comes the report of the secretary of the Kansas Historical Society that no less than 2400 towns, which had vistence at sostie time within the past ity years, have completely vanished from the map of the State.Of the 2; last towns some undoubtedly were faunded in good faith, but meeting with a sequence of misfortune were compelled to give up the struggle fur existence, ornadoes, drought, plagues of grasshappers and similar forms of ill-luck have ge- counted for their disappearance.But the large majority of the lost towns never hud the faintest prospect of permanency.Most of them were speculative towns, the quick crumbling monuments of the greed of land boomers, from whose operations Kansas in its day suffered mose than most states, The Kansas land boomer built towns overnight and then, also overnight, he left them to their fate, They were largely built upon paper, but had just enough actual existence to attract the unwary investor and the unfortunate settler, who generally arrived on the scene in time to witness the bursting of the bubble.f the history of the lost towns is êvez written it will probably be discovered that the greater number of them were founded in deceit and avarice and never had the slightest chance of becoming real.Kansas, es a State, bas no reason to regret that they have gone, but a great many individuals, poorer in pocket-book, have the best of reasons for regretting that they ever came at all\u2014Cincinnati Times-Star.\u2019 oe \u2014\u2014\u2014 TIT FOR TAT.\u201cThe late John Arbuckle, \u201cCoffee King Arbuckle,\u201d said a coffe broker, \u201cwas very charitable, but he administered his charity with rare delicacy\u201d \u2018Coffee King Arbuckle\u2019 used to as sert that the poor were as sensitive as the rich, and he would illustrate this assertion with an apt anecdote.\u201cOne of his anecdotes was about a rich woman who, while calling on « poor woman in a slum, said; \u201c\u2018Does your busband drink?! quietly; does yours ?EE Ta B-D* FROM \u2018ACROSS THE = PCF 7 Good Smoke Shops Sell \u201cB.D.V.\u201d 100, 200.and 400 G.A.GRONDIN.visas +.61 Buade Street THOMAS BURNS .65 Buade Street W.W.WALLING.«++.182 John Street F.W.DIMOCK, Direct Representative for Godfrey Phillips, Limited, 101 Pembroke Street, Toronto.- \u20ac Wo Carry a Full Ling of Imported Cigars Boxes of Con Boxes of Antiquedad\u2014Puritanos Yinos .50 Manuel Garcla\u2014Parftanos Minos.50 Antiquedad\u2014Vignerns .50] Manuel Garcia\u2014Alfredos .Bock\u2014Puritanos Finos cesses SO) Manuel Garcia\u2014Invincible , .28 Bock\u2014Panetelas .SO] Pedro Murias\u2014Murias .$0 Bock\u2014Perfectos Elegante.-.25] Pedro Murias\u2014Perfectos Esp ., 2§ Bock\u2014Regalia Martella .$0]J.S.Murias\u2014Presidentes .28 Corona\u2014Coronas .oos 25]Otero\u2014Puritanos Finos .50 Corons\u2014Regalia Diplomaticos.$0] Otero\u2014Invincibles .28 Carolina\u2014Puritanos Finos.50] Otero\u2014Perfectos.28 Carolina\u2014Perfectos .25]Otero\u2014Sublimes .\u2026 50 Carolina\u2014Regalia Martella.50] Partagas\u2014Puritanos Finos .$0 Cabanas\u2014Cazadores Chiens.50] Partagas\u2014Sandringhams .50 Cabanos\u2014Perfectos Extra .25} Romeo and Julieta\u2014Regalis de Cabanos\u2014Longfellows .$0] Salon.srsococcc0ucec.30 Diaz Garcia\u2014R.V, Selecta.50] Romeo and Julieta\u2014Perfectos , .28 Diaz Garcis\u2014De Ia Reine.100] Romeo and Julieta\u2014Conchas : Espanola\u2014Panetelas , .1000 lectA.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.s0cccsu0e 30 Henry Clay\u2014Puritanos Pinos ., 50} Romeo and Julieta\u2014Perfectionna- Heary Clay\u2014Panetelas .dO8.00onorsoccccanonoue 28 Henry Clay\u2014Regalia Marcells .Upmann\u2014Regalia de Salon .50 Henry Clay\u2014Perfectos , .Intimidad\u2014Favoritas , .Intimidad\u2014Puritanos Finos .Lurline\u2014Mono8.s\u2026\u20260c0sssocu00.5O Lurline\u2014Exelsos , .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.25 \u2026.50 Larrenaga-\u2014Regalia Windsor .\u2026.50} Villar\u2014-Reina Victoria « «.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.50 Chateau News Stand The Chronicle \u2014 FOR THE \u2014 Summer Season JR The Chronicle will be 50e ES Upmann-\u2014Panetelss .s\u2026scuccce Upmann\u2014Perfectos .ae Upmann\u2014Napoleons .Upmann\u2014Minervas .sou.BERLE sent to any address in Canada from date to 80 September for .$b bebebo bbe Balbriggan Underwear yes) Shirts Aertex Underwear .Cambric Shirts .Lisle Underwear < .Khaki Shirts , nues Mauchauffe Underweaz EEE White Dress 8i%sts Jaeger Underwear, White Dress Ties, White Dress Vests, White Dress Gloves, Holepcoof Hosiery, : ° 500 Dosen English.Colliers, Enghsh Business Shirts, Short Bosoms.* ' au slam 8ilk Knitted Ties, Bengaline Silk Ties, Tan, Grey and White Gloves.Rainproof Boots, Military Waterproof Costs, Umbrellas, 90c.up.Walking Sticks Half Price.LT Blue Serge Suitings, $16.00 Spot Cash.A Summer Beads, $16.00 Spot Cash.JOHN DARLINGTON, sisi \"\u2018No'm,\u2019 .said the glum womec,- Opposite Post Office ~~ Import Latest English Negligee Shirts .Englioh French Pique Collars, corded \u2014 _ m\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_ _ _\u2014 \"> THURSDAY, JONE 20, 1912.] | _ ed English Novelties Latest Englich Straw Hats + 0.81,25 { Bhirts, doable cuffs and collar.81.25 Fine and Thin English Cashmere Sox, all shades.three pairs for.\u2026\u2026\u20260\u2026\u20260rarsccc0c0000 08100 Unlined English Tweed Caps.special.\u2026.\u2026.$0\u20ac 8125 J.H.MULLIN, p HABERDASHER.48 FABRIQUE ST.depen + x x Special Salling MS ROYAL GEORGE to IRELAND Direct from ebec, thence to Bristol, England.\u201c JUNE 26th Rates $32.50 Cabin $53.75 and upwards according to location.for tickets and berths, apply F.S.STOCKING, Gen\u201d! 88.Agt, 32 Se Louis St \u201cFRENCH LINE\u201d Compagnie Genernie Trannatiéntique New Di Passenger and Freight Between Service QUEBEC and HAVRE NIAGARA now loading.Ample accommodation for cargo and pes.cengers.SAILS SATURDAY, JUNE 22D, WM.M.MACPHERSON, General Agent, Quebec.City Ticket Agents: F.8, Stocking, St.Louis 8t.; Hone & Rivet, Buade Street.B.Roumilbac, Palace Streetmay Sxtu.th.satx6m STEAMER CHAMPION.St Laurent, 8t.Michel, St.Jean and Berthier Line.From Berthier, 5 a.m.From St.Jean, 6.30 am.From St Michel, 7.15 am.* From St.Laurent, 8 a.m.From Quebec, LM.J.S., 4.15 p.m, Saturday leaves at 2 p.m.ON SUNDAYS.The steamer will leave Quebec 7.30 a.m.1.10 pm.and from St.Jean on return trip 5.30 p.m.On Saturdays the Champion will make à trip from Quebec to Berthier for the benefit of those who wish to enjoy the fresh air on the river.Leaving Quebec at 2 p.m.and back to Quebec at 9.30 p.m.Evening Trips To the Island IER FRONTENAC Has commenced its Thursday even- Ing trips to the Island of Orleansleaving Champlain Market wharf at 230 pm.and the Island at 10 pm.Citizens who like to enjoy the splendid breezes on the river should take advantage of these trips.BE UP TO-DATE How about your wardrobe?1s it up Yo twentieth century requirements?Summer bas once more arrived and both the weather and the fashions call for a general overhauling of wearing apparel.Tt is obligatery on everybody now- n-days to wear good, well-made clothes.We are teady to fill your order for % full suit or single garment as required, Cloth of thé beit material, eut and finish unsurpassed.Fit guaranteed.Prices satisfactory.For a genuine bargain our $5 stock of Boots, selling for $3, is well worth attention.Merchant Tailor Phone 781.187 St.John Street BE A SALESMAN.The Inernational Correspondence Schools of Seranton, Pa, announcé à new course in sales The best ever pro- manthip.duced, 5,000 soid last month.Ask for our free catalog.H.TARDIP, Les, hie Toa Te Cristo.8.J.BURKE NOTICE Is hereby given that the Pier\u2019 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 mouth of the Cap Rouge river is as heretofore shown by a flat buoy by day and à white light by night, and the position of the deep water pier recently taken at the end of the long wharf is in a striight line with the said flat buoy and aboyt 600 feet to the west.W.A.KINGSLAND, Shipping News RMS, ROM GEORGE -__\\RRNES VER CITY HALL, City Clerk's Office.Quebec, June ist, 1912 - aid A At a meeting of the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, held on the 31st day of May, one thousand nine hundred and twelve, it was Resolved : That clause 5th of the 2106th \u2018report of the Finance Committee, authorizing the sale of the land upon which stood Jacques Market Hall, be struck off and replac- one, or two, or three buildings, of a Agent.Cartier ed by the following : \u201cThe purchaser shall have buiit on the said land either total value of not less than one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars ($125,000) within two (2) years irom | the date of the signing of the contract\u201d\u2014and that said modification be RMS.Empress of Britain Due Here Tomorrow Moming-\u2014 Montreal Floating Dock.The C.N.R.R.M.S.Royal George, Capt.Harrison, from Bristol at § p.mon Wednesday, 12th instant.arrived here at 1.15 p.m.yesterday.thus completing a fast passage from port to port.She brought out 39 first, 253 second and 697 third class passengers.the mails and a general cargo.After landing passengers.and Quebec goods she left for Montreal at 4.30 p.m.Capt.Harrison reports fairly good weather up to the Banks of Newfoundland.where fng was met with.Passed six moderate sized icebergs Had heavy rain.with thunder and lightning.off Cape Ray.Up the Gulf of St.Lawrence had strong southwesterly wind and cold weather.| between long.46 west and Cape Race.: published in all the newspapers which have been ordered to puolish the ud- vertisement of the said land.Certified, (A True Copy).H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.Empress of Britain Due To-Morrow Morning.The C.P.R.Co.'s R.M.S.Empress of Britain, Captain Murray, from Liverpool.on Friday afternoon.14th instant.was reported 1,076 miles from Quebec at 8.50 p.m .on Tuesday.and is due here at nine o'clock to-morrow (Friday) morning.Should she arrive at that hour she will have completed a record trip so far this season.The Empresas has 1.604 passengers, divided as under :\u2014Saloon.165: cabin.447 : third class, 992.She also has the mails and a general cargo.WALLACE COLLEGE 25 STANISLAS ST.QUEBEC.15th Year.Instruction given in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, Drawing, Music and Modern Leng- gee.A No \u2018vacatioss.Day and ALLAN LINE.J.W.M.WALLACE, - Steamer Tunisian, Capt.Imrie.Principal.which left Liverpool on the Jéth instant for this port.has 57 first, 341 second and 1100 third class passengers and a general ge.MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Mariner, Capt.$10.00 Cash | 1 i | | { $6.00 per month willpats besatifal PIANO tr your homs Just receiving à 29% 6tosk of Planos fros tas a mans.iacturers ARTHUR LAVICNE 83-85 John Strest FIRE ! FIRE ! ! GREAT OPENING Thursday, The 20th Inst, Everything to be sold in 8 Days Edgar Langlois TABACCONIST 42 St, John Street, Quebec june 19x4 < D EBEC CL VAIA Ke Superior Quality THE FAVORITE OF THE Linton, from Manchester, with a general cargo.passed Matane at 2.10 p.m.yesterday and 1s due here this morning.MONTREAL'S NEW FLOATING DOCK.The floating dock which nas been ordered by the Dominion Government for Montreal port at a cost of $5.500,000 will, it is thought.be towed out by vessels belonging to a Dutch firm, who are noted for long distance tawage, and should arrive at Montreal about the end of July.NEW GOVERNMENT STEAMER The new Marine Department boat, the Dollard.which is to be built at Kingston, will, it is expected.be ready for launching at the end of the present month.When completed the Dollard will supplement the Shamrock in the performance of similar duties.The Doliard will be 170 feet long, 35 feet beam and of about 1.000 tons gross register.She will be very powerful for towing and.if necessary, for wrecking.Wireless apparatus, a submarine bell, gasoline tank and life- hoats for all on board will be installed.} FRENCH LINE, Report of Captain Juham, of the steamer Niagara, from Havre, Bth instant.at this port : Had fine weather first two days of the passage.On Tuesday, 11th, had a gale from the southwest, vessel pitching.On Wednesday evening wind abated, and veered to the west.During the night there was a gale from the south, lasting until Thursday evening, when the wind fell.passing to the southwest and freshening.During the night weather was hazy.and i the seas phosphorescent.Had tn go slowly as possible.Thick fog from Cape Flamand up to Cape Race.Saw numerous icebergs between lat, 48.02 n.lon 49.32 w.and lat 47.46 n.long.51.08 w., besides several in vicinity of Cape Race .from latter place to Quebec had rain, clear horizon and smooth sea.ENCOUNTERED MUCH ICE.Steamer Wilhelmina, Capt.Hugo, at Escoumains.P.Q.from Londonreports : Encountered and was amongst ice for seven days.from May 29 to June 4.The first of the ice encountered was field ice, in lat.5242, long.53.This we skirted toward the southwestward for 64 miles hefore we reached its southeast end.The bergs were more numerous in the triangle between lat.5240, long.5330.lat.50.long.St.20.and lat 50 25, long.58.They were still very numerous farther south.We passed BICYCLES BICYCLE SUNDRIES DISCRIMINATING At Cut BICYCLE MUNSON / AMOKER.= test two tomnons TORONTS an 12 icebérés in 2 hours Between lat.49, long.51.30 and lat.48.31, long.$1.88.We sighted 6 from midnight to 4 a.m.in the latitudé of Cape Race.At times the ship was surrounded by barges and foes to such am extent that it was difficult in the daytime for us to make way through them.At night we stopped and drifted.We had no sights for five days on secount of fog, so that no.accurate positions coulé bè detérimined, but the ones mentioned in the above triangle are as near as we could get with our reckoning.\u201d FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New \u2018York, June 19\u2014The demand for tonnage of all kinds, both steam and sail.was.limited in all trades, but as the supply of tonnage available for each delivery was limited rates were Quotably steady in ail trades.Quotations te Liverpool, 24; London, 3d, nominal; Glasgow, 2 1-24; Rotterdam.7e: Hamburg and Bremen, 60 pfennigs; Hull, 3 1.2d; Bristol and Antwerp, 3 1-28, July; Cork for orders.3s 9d; picked ports, large tonnage, 23 9d; cotton to Liverpoo., per 100 ibs, 25c à Me.Charters-Steamer.1.579 tons.steel products, Philade'phia and New York to San Francisca and Seattle, private terms, prompt; British steamer, 100.- cases petroleum, hence to west coast lialy.private torms, September- Ottober; British steamer, 1,937 tons, gendral cargo, Baltimore to Glasgow, private terms, June; British steamer.1.297 tons, transatlantic trade, across on time basis, st or about £1.- 200, June: British steamer, 2.214 tons.timber, Gulf to thé United Kingdom or Continent.private terms.July Charleston to New Bedford.$4.87 1-2; schooner, 587 tons, coal, Philadelphia to Charleston, $1.NOTES.Steamer Rack Ferry.laden with pulpwood.left for the upper lakes last evening.irom Montreal for Sydney: Queridafrom Oswego for Anticosti, passed here yesterday.Tug Parthia acrived from Garden Island yesterday with a raft for the Calvin Co in tos.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived June 19.!SS Royal George.Harrison.Bristol.C.N.R.Co.passengers and general cargo.Cleared.SS Royal George.Harrison.Montreal, C.X.R.Co, pare cargo.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, June 19.° 1912.L'Islet, 40 : Clear, strong west ; out 1.30 p.m.tug with dredge.Cape Salmon, 81 - Clear.west: out 8.30 am.S.B.Samuel Marshall: noon Chr.Knudsen.Mutane, 200 : Clear.west; in 1 p.m.tug Scotsman: 2.10 p.m.Manchester wtst ; in 12.50 p.m.Wegadesk: 1.15 p.w.Kdonprins Olav.Fame Point, 325 : Clear.northwest: out 8 a.m.Helvetia, 1.30 p.m.Eaglishman; in 230 a.m.Gespesien.Cape Rosier.349 : Cloudy.strong aorth; in 2.30 p.m.two masted steamer.Point Maquereau.400 : Clear.southwest; steamer bound west at 9.20 am.South Point: Cloudy.northwest; C.G.S.Rouville anchored.Flat Point, N.S., 575 : Cloudy.west; in 1.30 a.m .Detmold: in yesterday 1.30 pm Maskinonge: 4.30 p.m.Ressano: 730 pm.Westweed: 8 p.m.§.B.Glenmount; out yesterday 8 p.m Solybu: 9 p.m.Stigstad; in to-day at 10.30 a.m Thode Fagelund.Cape Race, Nfld.826 : Clear.strong northwest; Paristar inward bound 180 miles ENE.at 12.30 a.m.vesterday ° Empress of Britain inward bound 250 miles ENE 830 pm.yesterday Teutonic outward bound 150 miles E.N.E.at 2 p.m.yesterday: out to-day Esquimaux Point : Out | p.m.Aranmore; Natgshquan at wharf.Above Quebec.Longue Pointe.134 : Clear, northwest; in 11.34 a.m.Saguenay : noon Prefontaine.Vercheres, 120 : Clear, west: in 3.48 p.m.Boheme.Sorel, 100 .Clear.southwest p.m.tug Sir Hugh Allan.Three Rivers, 68 : Clear.southwest: in 1.08 p.n.C.G.S.Lady Grey.H.8.MCGREEVY, Sas HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.June AM.PM.Thursday .20 945 10.26 Friday .21 1058 11.37 Saturday .22 1200 1214 Sunday .2 1246 1.28 Moon Phases.First quarter, Friday, 21st, 3.23 pm.COTTON MARKETS New York.June 19.\u2014Cotton futures closed very steady.Closing bids: June.11.12 Dec.11.56 July error 1148 Jan .1086 Aug.11,28 Feb.11,87 Sept.11,38 Mar.1165 Oet.L148 May.11,71 Nov.11.0 Spot closed quiet: 20 points lower.Middling uplands 11.60¢: do guif 11.88c.Sales 35 bales.Liverpodl.June 19.\u2014 Cotton.spot.ood business.Prices 1 point lower.American middling, fair, 727d: good middling 6894; middling 463d: low middling 593d; ordinary 35494.The which were for speculation and export.and included 9,400 American.Receipts were 2000 bales.including 3,100 American.= Futures opened steady and closed barely steady.BULLION MOVEMENT London.June 19.\u2014Ballion amounting to &£231.000 was taken into the Bank of England to-day and £301.- 00 was withdrawn for shipment to Germany.- \u201c- , @æ = = Ee THB CHRONICLE STEAMSHIP DIRECTORY OF OCEAN SAILINGS, te of sailir, ith ports of A rt SL Lente Chronicle Father general steamship qe, treet, Quebecleparture and 20 Cleveland.N 20 P.F.Wilhelm.\\ 21 Victorian EE | Blue Berge Buits.\u2026.\u2026.eee 818.06 up to 63000 Blue Flanne)l Suits.$18.00 wp to 00 Special Brown Suits veer .\u2026.êt $15.00 Fancy Worsted Buits.o.$10.00 up vo $30.00 SUMMER SOX Brown and Black.aesssanre .Silk Lisle Thread, assorted colors .Ribbed Lisle Thread, assorted colors.a Pure Silk Plain, sesorted colors.Sox and Tie to match.vee» TRY THEM T.LAFRANCE Tailor and Haberdasher de Luxe.1 BUADE STREET WANTED.WANTED\u2014A bright young FOR SALE\u2014 Letters of Queen Victoria, bound in three volumes.$1 per set.Apply this office.trip | 3 man .as salesman, having fair instruction and speaking both i languages fluently.Permanent position.Must have good ref- | erences.Apply immedately to EUG.JULIEN & CO., Lud, \u2014_\u2014 ee FOR SALE\u2014Ettriek House, - fifth house past Maple Avenue, on St.Foy Road.on north side.Large solid brick house with cut stone front and brick stable.containing about 43,000 feet land.Full particulars by applying ta the proprietor, John Thomson, Steamers Chr.Kuntien and Batisca.| | 26 Campania 1230 Valier st.213 John street.juneldxtf .bedroom | | ; EE] WANTED\u2014One double ining ii bor oh by : = Le Provines and one hed-sitting room.Apply to FOR SALE\u2014One of the band- \u201cprompt: achooner.443 Pio tumber.| 3 Son or CH.Chronicle Office.jun Levis town of La or Jorerk ta acksonville to mew York, $6.25 ia Em i junel9x3 with house and Taree hangar © TRS schooner, 284 tons, kiln dried boards, | 29 Oceani i POSITION WANTED\u2014An Eng- | ¢lectric cars run near the Island ferry i Pre lish girl \u2018 wants a position to take \u2018landing.Apply to Chas.Labrecque Tonia.charge of children.eferences.Ap: | arm 13 Cataandsa.; iply to No.24 Chateauguay street, St.|, FOR SALE\u2014The 45 hp.Motor FEES ELE, Bol faut \u201cEre\u201d at, hm 130 Beotian.Quebec.Loa, Havre and engines in good condition.Can \u2018 ; Ce SITUATIONS VACANT.; A ls: rite Te £.| ON A __ be inspected on beach Les Groisare | Hamburhs Pr.President or Prace: Wim | SPECIAL CUT RATE FOR |dieres, Ste.Petronille, Island of Or- Wilbel | Further a \u2018 Thirey Days.At once\u2014men to learn |léans.Further particulars apply té i \u2018Dr.{ A reliable French regulator: sever faiis.T de Van's Female Pills becs ihe | sure employment for barber.Barber trade\u2014expert instruction \u2014 Charle Es.L.Porteous, above ade constant practice\u2014tools free\u2014always | dress.Write | \u2014 pilis are exceedingly powerful in vegul : 41 ; RE Et for cuslogue | Moler College, 41 FARMS FOR SALE.SR ban on ee for que.Medio any address | CTE OL FIL TON, ! READY-MADE FARMS, TOWN | Drug Co.; ROOMS TO LET jand Country Residences, Hotels, : : 1 Stores.pulse Creameries.Every : TTT MS TO LET Nice comfort Kind of Real Estate.Free descrip- WATER WORKS OFFICE looms Tool 10 Lice comfort «tive catalogue.Eastern Townships i CITY HALL.Quebec.June 17.1912.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders endorsed \u201cTender for Trenching\u201d and \u201cTender for Laying Pipes.\u201d addressed to the under- | signed.will be received up to 4 pm.on Tuesday.the 2nd July.1912.far tae | extension of water and drainage in certain streets in the city.Tenders to be in blank forms pro- i curable at this office and to be signed by two responsible parties as sureties ' private house, with gond accommoda.| ! for the fulfillment of the contract.Each tender shall contain the City Treasurer's receipt for the sum equal t i + rr errr eee YOU CAN SECURE AT NO 5%, , Realty Co., Sherbrooke, Que\u2014\u2014 a St.John street.âne rooms with all ' _RESTING HOME FOR LADIES.modern improvements, and board.{ LADIES WISHING COMPLETE These rooms can be visited every rest will fi \\ LNs ; nd calm, comfort and abso- afternoon.Specialty à First-class \u2018 jute discretion in that house situated table boarding at moderate prices.|;n à very quiet locality.Hot water 55 St.John atrect furnace.bathroom.electric light, telephone.Patients nay be treated by TO LET.{ their own physician.Terms moderate.\u201c For information, apply to Mrs.E.G.TO LET\u2014Furnished apartments 10 , P.Post Office, Quebec.junelBxlm NOTICE.tion.Apply 10 St.Ursule street.TO RENT \u2014 Stone house.No.128 Diabetes can now be cured with \u201cSa- Mirice 1 ES Owera : out 730140 5 per cent of the amount of the! Si Augustin st.opposite Parliament \u201cMarun River, 260 : Clear.strong tender.which sum shall be confiscat- | Building.Immediate possession.Ap- , &d in case of refusal to carry out the - piy 139 Grand Allee.Phone 1105.i contract.- \u2014_\u2014 TO RENT AT CAP ROUGE\u2014 The city is not hound tn accept the lowest or any of the tenders snd the! Two nice cottages.situated at 2 min- contractor shall pay for drawing up | ytes\u2019 walk from the Canadian Norththe contract and for a certified copy : ern station.For information apply to thereof for city use.| Labreque, Belanger & Labreque, 18 J].GALLAGHER.! Buade street.WW.Engineer | mmr | That beautiful residence at Ste.Pe- ) SUMMER RESIDENCE TO rent.! CITY HALL.| tronille.1sland of Orleans.provided ; Quebec, June 18.1912.} with all modern improvements and ! \u2014 well furnished.Apply to A.A.Lan- TO LET.tier, 50 Couillard «t.tf nol\u2019s Antidiabetes.\u201d the new German discovery, $2.00.Kidney trouble, kidney stone, gravel.gall stones positively cured with the new remedy, \u201cSanol.\u201d Price $1.50.Pamphlet free from the Sanol Manufacturing Co.Winnipeg.Man.For sale by John J.La Roche, 735 St.Valier st.\u2014 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GOOD OPPORTUNITY for young man to get an Al business.Profits 10 per cent.Requires $150.Stands strictest investigation.Good reason oy 10.30 a.m.Needles: 11 a.m Welshman.! in 3 BANK OF ENGLAND | -\u2014 ge Adee mam | DesFosses street.near St.Joseph an Mr.Ignace Bilodeau.For further details apply to GEO.TRUDEL, City Hallrt tee rt ei CITY HALL.MAYOR'S OFFICE.Quebec.June 17, 1912, | PROCLAMATION.| Monday, the 24th of June, 1912, Proclaimed a Civic Heliday\u2014 | In order to comply with the desire expressed by a large number of citizens.and to allow all to join freely in | the celebration of the national festival \u2018of \u201cSt.Jean Baptiste.\u201d I.the undersigned.Mayor of Quebec.do hereby | proclam MONDAY, the 24th of : June instant.to he a eivic and general holiday.on the occasion of the celebration of the golden jubiiee of \u201cLa Societe St.Jean Baptiste de St.Sauveur\" and of the opening of the first Congress of the French Language in Canada.By order, NAP.DROUIN, Mayor.H.J.J.B.Chouinard, City Clerkjunel9x4 NOTICE Notice is hereby given to all parties having claims against the estate of the fate Odilon Turgeon, in his lifetime agent, of the city of Quebec, to file their claims.duly attested, with the undersigned before the 20th June, 1912 Faucher & Duval, Notaries, 234 St.Joseph St, Quebecjuneéx15 That piece of ground situated on ! TO RENT\u2014In private family a, d comfortably furnished room with all; St.Pau! streets, presently occupied by | modern conveniences.situated in close ! | 28 St.Ana street t | | for disposing of same.State time for appointment.Apply C.W.M.Chronicle Officei PANAMA HATS CAN BR cleaned to look like new.No acids ! need be used snd, blocked the same shape for the small sum of 25 cents.: Glover's Dye Works, 393 Valier St proximity to Garrison Club.in finest and mose select part of the city.For information address S.A.G.Chronicle Office.Jinel?%3 | Phone 1810.TO LET\u2014On Bridge street, large yard and sheds.suitable for the lum-: Furmiture repaired, recovered ber business.W.R.LaRue, Notary, | and polished, iture packed \"and shipped to all parts of the world, Estimates free.Furniture FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT! : \u2014\"Kincora\u201d within a few minutes | Stored and parcels delivered.walk of either Maple ave.or Sillery W.MARTIN & CO.car lines.The house is large.cool.2, 4 and 6 D'Youville Streetwell furnished.has gas, electric light.PHONE 3020.: QALEX, HARDY grounds attached.Will Le rented for\u2019 The Real Estate Brokerthe summer months or longer if required.Apply to W.H.BROWN, 94 Dalhousie st.LAND INVESTMENTS.In British Columbia, Ete.Reliable Western Connections FOR SALE.Hochelage Bank Bidg.St.Peter St, Quebec FOR SALE\u2014The modern yacht center-board Ramier.Length over all, 42 feet: breadth, 12 feet; draught with the board down.9 feet.Price $400.Elzear Auger, 180 Grant St.Quebecjunel8x3 FOR SALE\u2014Southwest Texas, on Rio Grande.Pleasant weather winter and summer.Crops growing all the time.acres improved black sandy land.$1500.570 acres improved and irigated from Rio Grande, $5000.Either half cash.Splendid colonization tract.very rich, healthy.yood water.Write B.B.Baldwin, Box 493, San Antonio, Texas.QUEBEC & LABRADOR STEAMSHIP SERVICE.+ (Via North Shore Ports.) R.M.8.ARANMORE.Arte >: tN junel2x1m WHARF TO RENT\u2014The Napoleon wharf, occupied for the last two years by the Quebec and Levis Ferry John Hearn, Master.This steamer is intended to sail for Company.Immediate possession.| all ports of call as far as Natashquan, Apply to Dr.Edwin Turcot, adminis.| with passengers.mail and car on trator of thé Chouinard estate.Saturday, June 29th, July 13th and Laurentine House Near River Quelle Wharf, Opposite Murray Bay.Two trains per day 1.C.R.arrive and ; depart.Long distance telephone in the house.Fine sea bathing on clean sandy beach or in special bath houses, boating snd fishing.Rates moderate.Apply to A.Bourgeois, recent proprietor of Carleton Hotel, Sorel.Laueentine House, Lessee and Manager, River Ouelie Wherf, P.Q ro.| t | druggists, 1 rill ge Wp ee.yg 27th.Freight will be received at steamer's berth up to day of sailing.For ratés and other particulars ap- HOUSES FOR SALE\u2014The property bearing Nos.352, 354, 356 and 35654, St.Oliver street: also à property.situated 23-25 Jeanne d'Are St.| ply to with all moaern improvements.For HOLLIDAY BROS, further information apply to C.Jobis, 101 St.Peter Street.3 Racine street.Phone 359.FOR SALE~That magnificent building, with all modern improvements, and situated No.30 8t.Ursule street.bel ne to estate of W.EB.Brunet.aly to W.Brunet & Cle.St.Joseph st, Quebea \u2018 \u201c EERE) \u2014 If You Like Oranges, You Will Like THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1912.° MEDICAL UNITS AT {GRAIN CONGESTION , EDICAL U DALTON\u2019S LADIES\u2019 EMPORIUM FARNHAM CAMP) AT MONTREL RCEADE J ||\" msm | \u2018 8 s seashore, stop at ORANGEADE [jg ||| weve omum |f It's a pure fait uct-with the NE , 0 ' + .; i i delicious taste of juicy, luscious ) A Under the Command of Major | Simllar Conditions Likely to oranges.No trouble to ve ke Just a On Sale Saturday.Le Bel Excellent Work Has| Again Prevail as Those of add water\u2014and you Bave the riect i 8.00 to 10,00 hot weather beverage.ing \u2014 ; NEW YORK Been Done.Last Year.refreshing\u2014wholesome.Keepa bottle SR) Also Shirts, Blouses, As ad always in the house.Petticoats, Ladies, Ai - indi A 25e.boltle makes 36 glasses., & Chiidrens : H i 3 i he annual train-| Montreal, June 19\u2014Present indica- freon Delightfully located opposite Central Park, sssuring .In connection with the ; : ! A 10c.beitle makes 12 glasses.104 ED .; a rrace { the vari illtia units for | tions are that the same conditions will \u2018 posce and quiet.\u2018Summer Te Restaurant.\u2019 this Year, the large cavalry camp at | prevail in the Montreal harbor as re- Dalton's Concentrated Lemonade is another : 4 White & Gingham The coolest Hotel in New York.Convenient to Farnham is now in full swing and re-| gards the grain congestion of last ideal gunmer drink, loc.Dac: i Dresses, Corsets, Hose, theatres and shopping district.ports from there indicate that the year.Although it is as yet very carly too.\u2018Grocers a se and ve Gloves.; training has been a most successful | in the season, the report comes from Concentrated Lamenad 3 * Special Rates during the Summer Season one.4 addition to the cavalry regi- | one of Montreal's largest transporta- \u201cLook out for Lmiiniors, Insist on PALTON'S.\u201d ALL STOCK MUST 00 WITHOUT RESERVE ments that are on the field, this year } tion houses, that the grain elevators .Montreal, Wholesale Distributors THE COPLEY-PLAZA, BOSTON, under same a number of saedical units have been | are loaded up with grain, and pros- Snowdon & Ebbitt, Montreal, oles: 3 \u2014 .H PENS L called out for the purpose of practical | pects are none too bright.It was sup- y mossgemest «s the Fam, OPENS JULY, 1013 training in the field and demonstra- | posed that the new facilities would tions of working with a cavalry force.| overcome all the difficulties.It now es \u2014 3 3 Among the latter is No.VII Cavalry ! seems, however, that this new elevator ; AIR .Field Ambulance of this city, under ; will not be ina position to handle 46 Fabrique, Phone 22, the command of Major E.A.LeBel, | grain until well on in the season.> and the excellent work which has! The Montreal Transportation Com- .been done this year by this unit has! pany, which does an immense business tues.sat, \u2014 >\" | called forth well merited praise from | in the handling of grain, at the present \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eu | \u201cAMERICA\u2019S SWITZERLAND\u201d LAKE TOXAWAY, N.C.TOXAWAY OPEN 17 INN JUNE $75,000 Improvements seine 4 new Buhooms.PASSACONAWAY INN Headquarters for Tourists {rom ali SEASHORE and \u2019 Combined.A charming, picturesque resort, directly on and overlooking the ocean, combined with every known Summer pastime.GoM, Tennis, Billiards, Bowling, Automobiling, Garage, Bathing, Fishing, Sailing, Fine Orchestra.On direct line to Portland and White Mountains.Open June 27.For booklet address HOLLAND HOUSE, 5th Ave and 30th St, New York.COUNTRY GEORGIAN TERRACE Atlanta, Georgia Elevation, Coolness, Comfort, Moderate Prices and Convenisnt to Depots and Business Section.Known The World Over.But Just To Remind You.HOLLAND HOQUSE :on treet ani 5th Avenue Is the Most Delightfully Located Hotel in New York All that is Best in Hotel Life at Consistent Prices Hotel Raymond 42 Te PON EET, CAF E D U GAL \"| self an old soldier, Major LeBel, with 1 his experience, although handicapped the various inspecting officers.Himby the lack of officers, has brought his unit up to a high degree of proficiency and has reflected credit not only upon himself, but also Quebec.This year he introduced several schemes along the line of the eamfortæble removal of the wounded from the field of battle and the improvising of shelters for their protection wkile awaiting removal to the rear.These all are of such a valuable nature that no doubt they will be adopted by the Militia Department.While the weather for the majority of the time has been Sergt.Belch, P.A.M.C., of the Military Hospital, St.Louis street, is attached to No.VII, C.F.A.as instructor.* TRIED TO GET JOB BY FRAUD.Winnipeg.June 19\u2014W.F.Joly, defective in sight and hearing, wanted to secure a job as a Canadian Pacifie Railway switchman and got John P.Hefferman to impersonate him before the medical board.Both were fined 2 and costs in the Police Court to- ay.FOUND STARVED TO Winnipeg, June 19\u2014Charles Cockburn, aged seventy, a former employe of the city street cleaning department, was found starved to death locked in his roo min the Wells block.Pacific Avenue, to-day.He was last seen alive Saturday and neighbors had no idea that he was destitute.YOUNG BOY DROWNED AT SHERBROOKE Sherbrooke.Que., June 19\u2014A sad DEATH IN ROOM.time, have eleven boats carrying half a million bushels of grain waiting to be relieved.The elevators at Kingston are becoming overloaded as a result of the insufficient facilities at Montreal's port, as the boats are unable to keep up to their schedule owing to being delayed here.CAMPS FOR THE CADET CORPS Interesting Memo Has Been Issued by Military Department in Regard to Training.A memo.regarding the Cadet Corps Camp to be held next month has just been issued The object of the camp is to improve the physical, mental and mora! development of the boys attending, to stimulate the boys\u2019 ambition to be in a position to defend their country, homes and relations, and to afford an enjoyable, interesting and beneficial holiday.The efficiency of a cadet corps is judged by the invidiual character and high standard of morate displayed by each cadet, in the ready and careful way in which he obeys orders and the manner in which the corps as a whole carries out its duties in the field, rather than by its proficiency in mechanical drill movements.The chief object of the cadet ser- T.D.Dubuc, Successor Marquesette in White, Sky, grounds.Bordered Radium Foulard in .THOS.WASH GOODS Cotton Voile in beautiful printed designs on light and dark Ginghams in stripes, checks and plain novelty shades.White Wash Goods in a variety of fashionable mauves, New Rutine Suitings in plain and stripe effects.SPECIAL.DONOHUE 188 and 194 St.John St.Pink, Mauvestripes and neat figured designs.mon.tu.th.fri To Corporations, Companies and well- established Private Enterprises REQUIRING GAPITAL The Investment Regietry Limited, Waterice Pince, London, England {Established 1880 \u2014 invested funds $150,000,000) is prepared to purchase for cash existing, or to be created, issues of Bonds or Debentures well secured on sound revenue producing properties, both as to capital and income.Aux Municipalités, te (Ly Cow Sg rors Merri QUI RECHEFCH :NT DES CAPITAUX Le Investment Registry, Ltd., 2 Waterloo Place, Londres, (Angleterre).Fondée en 1880.Capitaux placés par ses soins, 750 millions francs, est prêt à acheter contre espèces les émissions de Bons et Obligations existantes ou à créer, et présentant tant en capital qu\u2019en revenue de solides garanties reposant sur des proprietes en plein rapports propositions de nature spéculative ne seront pas prises en considération.\u2026 Chiffre minimum de chaque transaction un million francs, maximum dix millions francs.11 ne sera pas traité avec les agences, mais seule- ing.1.\u201c SPN When {o Consult an Optometrist When your eyes tire easily ja read- When' you Involuntarily frown or partly close the eyes when looking ; © .Re bject.Points of the Compass.miserable there has been no cases of Linen Suitings, Blue, Mauve, Sky, Amethyst.Kegular 25c.he things \u201cswim\u201d n , gs \u201cswim\u201d or become York Cliffs, Maine sickness of a serious nature.| Staff- Special .cern ee eee 136 dim after being looked at for some time.When the eyes ache, smart or water, or when they have pain in the eyeball, orbit, temples or forehead.When you have any nervous derangement that you cannot otherwise account for.Office hours : 10 to 12 am.2 to 3 p.m.7 to 8 evening.Consult us ahout Your Eyes McCLUKE SUMMER MILLINERY Always on hand a large stock of drowning accident occurred above | Yice of Canada and the cadet camps : ei .| ment avec les intéressés ou leurs HIGH GLASS MILLINERY Two blocks East of Broadway.AUDITORIU M the Paton mill dam eddy by which : is realized when cadet instructors have vaio, speculative propositions enter- représentants.; - 28th Street Subway Station at the OPEN UNTIL 1 A M.young lad named Newman lost his | educated their cadets to the seli-dis- | (ql oq $200.000; largest $2,000,000 n prospectus expliquant comment oor.The Leading Restaurant of Quebec, Tenderloin Steak (filet) soc 3 blocks east from Hudson tubes at 6th Ave.and 28th Street.Five min- life.Together with his older brother he was playing in 3 rowboat when it tipped over.The younger boy, who cipline and control, devotion to duty and cheerful and intelligent obedience to orders.Only principals or their representatives corresponded with, agents ignored.ooklet explaining how des millions de livres sterling ont déjà été placés par les soins de l\u2019Investment Registry et exposant les avan- e suitable for all occasions AT THE utes to Grand Central Station at 42d | With Mushrooms .was about 8 years of age, was unable! Cated instructors are responsible | Millions of pounds sterling have al-|tages offerts gux emprunteurs, ainsi 3 i .) ns! , Tespot i ; t |que les renseignements qu'ils auront .jee or Fenn.R.R.Station at 7! Sirloin Steaks 3 5e 1 d'ach shore and heen nally help for the training and administration of ready been invested angrantages of.§\" fournir.sera envoys.sue.on.Misses M.& A Brownrigg LUNCH OR DINNER, 35c.and 50c PRIVATE DINING ROOMS Board by thc week, $4 and $5 Convenient to theatres and shops; repecially suited for iadies visiting New York alone.SINGLE ROONS, $1.50.\u201cor2seu.thu.satxi ye body was recovered.The older boy was saved.NEGOTIATIONS FOR NE WCHINESE LOAN.Paris, June 19\u2014Russia, which is the only power still to be heard from ST.URSULE HOUSE Room and Board, also i which was virtually agreed to here in connection with the ratification of the Chinese loan of $300,000.00, their cadet company in camp.Training must throughout be varied and made as interesting as possible.The training is divided into three parts, viz.: (A) Field Training\u2014Skill with arms and movements in formed bodies.(B) Field Training \u2014 Scouting and reconnaissance, skirmishing, field ser- vice work (including outposts, advanced, flank and rear guard attack.required, will be sent only to principals or their representatives, on application in English, French, German téressés eux-mêmes ou à leurs re- presentants sur demande redigee en anglais, francais, allemand, ou espa- or Spanish.to the\u2014 PURCHASE DEPARTMENT, INVESTMENT REGISTRY, LTD, 2, WATERLOO PLACE, LONDON, 8.W, ENGLAND.gnol, et addressee su\u2014 deciéxia.w.thx52 Millinery Importers 66 St.John Street © tu.th.sat, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, under the Quebec Companies\u2019 Act, letters patent have been issued by the Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Quebec, bearing date the twenty-second day of April, 1912, incorporating Messrs.Francois Xavier St.Hilaire and J.Sylvio Proulx, merchants.Joseph N.Anctil and Fran- | yesterday by the delegates of the groups of bankars representing the | six powers, the United States, Great i Britain, France, Germany, Russia and Japan, has not yet announced her i adhesion to the terms.Her answer | was to have arrived here at noon to- defence.fire discipline and use of ground).(C) Recreation Training\u2014Physical training, games, scouting contests ath- leties.Bathing and swimming should\u2019 be | Table Board.First-class accommodation for tran sients.72 ST.URSULE ST.f DOMINION COAL OOMPANY, umm à MERS AND CRIPPERO OP THE CALESRATID \u201cDOMINION\u201d STREAM ur GAS COALS Soresned, Run-ofu-Mine and Biacls UNIVERSITY PLACE One Block West of Broadway NEW YORK CITY Olsze to Wholrsale sad Retail tlresd acd Dry Go H Districts, Ra ue.a MODERN ABSOLUTELY FIRRPROOF ; ; ; , the boys who cannot cois Pelletier, traders.Albert Yeo, .| day and the delay is causing consider.| encouraged.tf ys wl Tar Purticulers, apply te ; ; 300 Rooms (200 with Bath) Corner St.Louis Street.: isqui swim being given swimming lessons.agent, of the city of Fraserville, for RATES or por D Eee Bath) a a | awards of 700 boys are now en SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL § | 5: Tatlowing purposes - odors poland Cate., ready congratulating itself upon the | rolled from this province.A central To acquire and maintain a club house for the purposes of recreation and amusement as well as to lodge its members ; To acquire, receive, lease and hold the moveable and immoveable property that may be necessary from to Send for tree illustrated Guide gad Map of New York City.camp will be held at Three Rivers, where every detail is being attended to to ensure the success of the outing.The camp may be attended by ca- Saree NEPTUNE INN Wf | success of the negotiations.The atti- [il i tude of the United States throughout has been insistence on the maintenance of the.policy inaugurated by the late John Hay of the open door and the endeavor to preserve the com- î THE MECCA OF TOURISTS Summe: of 1912.KING EDWARD HOTEL.To the Public.This season the management of the King Edward Hotel is in a position to thoroughly satisfy the most exacting demands of the travelling public .and respectfully requests its patronage American and European plans.For further particulars address to Jos.Lapointe, Manager.ERR Special Dinner On Saturday and Sunday THE SAVOY CAFE will give a full course meal for 25c.Chicken Dinner, 40c.; Turkey Dinner, $0.With or.& T.LEVALLEZ, Prop, 115 Mustain Hill American and European Plas Cafe Attached to Hotel Close to Boats, Elevator, Cars and Trains ST.LAWRENCE HALL Montroas 160 ROOMS Rates for Rooms $1.0) per day First Class Grill Room and chestra.Come to The Savoy Cafe and enjoy, yoursell Dinner A.J HIG GINS starts at p.m.one 184], = » 68 St.John Street Proprietor Hotel Blanchard JOS.CLOUTIER, Prop.American and Europsan Plan Nearths Terminus of Raitwe/) and Navigation Comp: 2.NOTRE DAME SQUARE - QUEBEC QUEBEC EYE, EAR & THROAT HOSPITAL\" 56 D'ARTIGNY STREET Founded and under the direction of Drand ear diseases at Laval University, treatment of eye, esr, INCORPORATEO Coote, professor of eye Specially organized for the nose and throst diseases.the operation was jrat in time to save 4he man's life plete integrity of China, The negotiations have been difficult because both Russia and Japan sought recognition of their sepcial political interests.Russia in particular insisted that the loan should in no way endanger her rights in Manchuria, Mongolia and western China.AMERICAN SETTLERS FOR NORTHERN ONTARIO.Toronto, June :8\u2014After an agreement with the Provincial Government, Mr.Willis K.Jackson, a wealthy lumber merchant of Buffalo, and his associates are to pay $98464 for as many acres of land in the townships of Haggart and Kennedy, in Northern Ontario.and will forthwith clear the land, establish saw mills and bring settlers into the district.It is also provided under the agreement that at the discretion of che Minister of Lands, Forests and Mines improved farms will be prepared, which are to be sold at a price to be named by him.SPANISH STEAMER HAS BEEN WRECKED Fort de France, Martinique, June 18, ~The French steamer Ville de Cayenne, a vessel of 316 tons, has been wrecked at St.Lucia, BW.I, Details are tacking, but it is known that some of the crew and passengers were saved.PRIVATE OPERATED UPON AT NIAGARA CAMP Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont, June 18, \u2014An operation for acute appendicitis- was performed at the Niagara camp on Private Leonard Matthews of the 97th Regiment.It Is expected that he will recover.The operation was performed in the open air, conditions cing tavorable.Tt was round that dets and schoolboys between the ages of 12 and 18 years.who should be accompanied by a teacher.The teachers attending will be given free transportation and rations, camp equipment, ete.A staft of skilled cooks has been secured and altogether a very enjoyable outing is in store for those attending.DINNER OF HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS On account of the large number of requests for dinner tickets which the committee of the High School Reunion have received from outsiders, it has been decided to admit all those interested in the school to the Old Boy» Association dinner, which will he held at tie Chateau Frontenac on Monday next, the 24th of June.The committee therefore, will welcome ali friends of the school at the function.whether past pripils or not, and would request them co procure thelr tickets Rs soon as possible, and in no event fater than Saturday, the 22nd inst.Those Oid Boys who have not yet secured their tickets for the dinner are advised to do so as soon as possible, as the sale has been much larger than anticipated, and the list must be closed shortly, in order that final arrangements may he made.Tickets may be had from members of the committee, at Me.F.8.Stocking's office, 32 St.Louis street, or ar the Chronicle office.\u201c SCOTCHMAN MADE RIFLE SHOOTING WORLD'S RECORD London.June 19\u2014What is claimed to be the world's record in rifle shont- ing was made yesterday at Ayrshire, Scotland, by Sergeant Martin, who, firing at 900, 1.000 and 1,100 yards, made an aggregate of 222 out of à possible 225 points.At1 yards Martin scored fifteen _ hull's-eyes in succession.Citizens of Quebec You who are lovers of a good pure, mellow, Whisky have you triad ROYAL BLEND SCOTCH ?Moderate in price, and the highest in quality.Insist on being served with this excellent Seotch Whisky, and you will never be disappointed.Sold by reliable dealers.J.BAILLARGEON, Agent for Quebec.64 St.Peter Street.\u2018Phone 929.Washing Is Hard Work \u2014and it is unnecessary work as well, when our family washing service is 30 satisfactory and so economical.We wash all your clothes, white and colored cotton and woollen underwear and bed linen, dry all the clothes, starfh the pieces that need it, iron the flat pieces such as table linen.bed linen, towels, etc, and charge you but Sc.a pound for the service.You'll find we make the clothes cleaner and sweeter, and deliver them promptly, TRY US.The Imperial Laundry Telephone 93 54 St.Valier St.name of \u201cClub Alexandra, Limitee,\u201d with a capital of three thousand dollars ($3000.00), divided into six hundred (600) shares time to time for its purposes ; To draw, make, endorse and acecpt bills of exchange and notes ; To adopt such by-laws, rules and regulations, as are not incompatible with the laws of the province, that the administration of its affairs will necessitate and change and | repeal same from time to time, under the of five dollars ($3.00) each.The chief place of business of the corporation, will be in the city of Fra * serville.Dated from the office nf the Secre- | tary of the province, this twenty-sec- ond day of April, 1912, C.J.SIMARD, Depuay I'rovincial Secretary.Joncas, Tremblay & Malouin Civi) Engineers & Land Surveyers Bank Nationale Building St.Roch.Phone 2778 - QUEBEC 19 Lnterssiod and should WATE Ure Toray agé, Tue Dew Free! , ont J oft roti fone ent, IL cleanses ostantly.ragntst for 13.{eerie the erctnt po | her, bat send stainp for fining Toorpty es THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1912.RDONALDSON-LIN \u201cAmple lifeboat accommodation for al} passengers and crew.\u201d ¥wo Marconi Operators on all steamers.OLASOOW PASIENGER AND FREIOHY Fah (eave Cumard Line kes dec! a CUNARD THOMSON 1) Tuesday so long as they continue om CUNARD EXPRESS STEAMERS' TEMPORARY CHANGE OF SAILING DATE d of its te London en The oi En eus sleumers (Wednesday ad sts PM present extreme poutheriy track.| rom 1 188 LETITI om Montreal The Fastest steamers is tbe World.BAS SIENA 1 8 || MAURETANIA 184,358 LUSITANIA f3 8428 re ee Er ame GANPAMIA OARONIA ~~ CARMAMWIA * RE more prom Co.mnie || Rare td FR SRE EEE | BRC DRE LIVERPOOL, LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA Via QUEENSTOWN AND FISHGUARD Mawretenia and Lusitania de wot stop at Quesnstows, cast-beuné New York\u2014Mediterranean\u2014Adriatio Service Calling at Madeirs, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Trieste, Fiume.WINTER CRUISES RIVIERA, ITALY, RGYPT November to Marcht, India, Chins, Japan, BES Nik and Houtk As ce a North River, Office 24 State £1.N.Y.Opposite Bavary, t.t St, » vet, 31 pe rl ee 8%.1d » SAXONIA PANNONIA sh A noon nooù eb 2th .ad nopn Omits Genes.Around the World Trips, $535.08.Manilla, Australie, ce.dri TH B REFORD CO., Limited, = m0 ERT SE.\u201c \u201cAmple lifeboat passengers and crew.\" CANADIAN LONDON PASSEN SERVICE.Ld HOLIDAY AND e une 20 T.S.8.AUSONIA uly 2 T.S.5.ULTONIA.¢ Calls at Plymouth Eastbound.There is no better trip than the two weeks cruise by the St.Johns, Nfld, and return.Write to-day for Booklet Q with full information.A.7.WELDON, G.F.& P.A.112 St.James Street, Montreal.F.&.Stocking, 33 St.Louis Street, : Hone & Rivet Quebec, or other * Local Agents.: Offices Montreal, Quebec and Paris, France may21xtu,th,satx30 Gaspe & Dale des Chale S.S.GASPESIEN Will sail from Quebec Wednesday, June 12th and 26th and July 10th and 24th at 3 o'clock p.m.for Ports of i= Gaspe and Baie des Chaleurs Coast, i as far as Paspebiac.Freight will be received at Chamlain market pontoon the day of sail- g till 2 o'clock p.m.Splendid accommodation for passengers.fr further information apply to J.M.POULIOT, Corner St Paul and Dambourges Sts.Tel.3861.| \" Members of the Private wire to 74 Peter Street, Quebec.TRMISCOUATA RAILWAY, TIME TABLE Taking Effect June 3rd, 1912.No.1 [a) Leaves Riviere du Loup.7.30 Arrives Connors, N.B.12.23 * Neo.3.(a) Leaves Riviere du Laupil- A \u201c8 40 ves Connors, N.3 Ne.2.[3] Leaves Connors, N.Brrives Riviere du\u2019 Loup HH Ko.4.[a] Leaves Connors, N.B.7.Arrives Riviere du Loup 4.40 AU Trains Daliy Except Bunday.Connecting st Edmundston Junction with Care tes ep fy: for Woodsteck, Fredysieton, n N.B.; Hovi Presque Caribéa and Port Fairéeld, ve And at Riviere du Loup with all Intercofonial Railway Express Trains.+ Tor further information, folders, etc., apphy to I.S.Stocking, 32 St Louis St, Que nd \u2018Hons & Rivet, 31 BDuade Streel or $ levard St.Laurent, Montrealr.x.55; Grundy, bebers) Manager P ., X.Belanger, Fi \u20ac ans.pone 7 ager Agent, Rioters du' Loup, QUEBEC.2 uu» > vw Exige Chicago, Buffalo, Cobalt Montreal.Small commission and selling New York stocks.Information by \u2018phon 2.0.Boz 78.Office Telephone, 1184, \"AMOS J.COLSTON Hechsiaga Bank Building 133 St, Peter Street, Quebec.Printed and published by The C Canadian Audit and Wi Printing Compan: \u2018atson, Appraisers Association ger, at the Accountant, Auditor, Curator, Liquidator \u2018bec.Estate, \u201cTomienesl Agent \u2018bic ptions : Dails, 3300 per Real Estate, umber on lpwood Bought | weekly, $1.00 per annum.CORRESPONDRNCE SOLICITED.each insertion.CUNARD LINE accommodation loc all From From , PLEASURE TRIP.Toe ESS, ASCANES.\u2026\u2026 Fons 34 Rates Called 17 \"ASCANTA\u201d ena BLACK DIAMOND 88.LINE \u201clenis?347,50 snd uowzds.Other ese §8.City of Sydney and SS.Mor.| 2 WoS, and upwards Thicd clase wemna.$6000 and up.including | \u201cgo fun Jacticulsrs of ail services sagt » mesls and berth, from Montreal to wr [ir id agent or Ths Robert Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, St.John, N.B., Portland, Me., and al! Cunard Line Agents.Stook Brokers ÿ Montreal Stock Exchange Montreal and Naw York MoCILL BURROUGHS, Manager.Phone 5067 M.L DOHAN, Stock Broker 75 Dalhousie Street : | Phones: Office 4748; Residence ! 102; Levis, Nationale 29.Private wires to New York, margin required on buying or otherwise cheerfully given.All cash deposits guaranteed.The Quebee Chronicly , D.General Manbuilding of the Company, 9 Buade Advertisements: 1S cents per agate line, * p JOINT LONDON IVBRNIA Ss RÉIOHT SERVICE noon 14 Borage and Cont Ar ou all Steamers Aus neon he A: noon a From Montres! Quotetions furnished for any Tours.® une 24 - a jure » hd Special through tes to .ew Zealand, (LLU NTOVRANI SY || mene wane = Servi Fhe Robert 1s F5, Stocking, 88.BELLONÉ fout Caen July 13 Newcastle Service 8.8.IONA about sasocore sy #4 =\u2014\u2014\u2014 TT 8.8.TONA about .\u2026.0000000 July 4 GER rd and small e or hronicle \\ ALLAN LINE S.S.Co.Ltd Steamer To Liverpool Steamer To Glasgow Virginian.July 5, Aug.2 Hesperian.July 6, Aug.3 Corsican.soa July 12, Aug.9 *Scandinavian.July 13, Aug.17 Victorian.June 21, July 19 Grampian.June 22, July 20 Tuaisn June 28, July 26 Pretorian.June 29, July 27 irst Class : $70, $80, $90 and up.Second Class : $45 and up.Third .Class : $30.25, $31.25, $32.50, all according to steamer and service.\u201cOne Class, 11.Cabin Steamers.All steamers equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signal System, For ickets ot further information apply to F.S.Stocking, No.32 St.31 Buade Street, or Allans, Rae & Co, 169 * Louis St, Hone & River, Champlain Street.WHITE STAR Moutresiand Quebeu © Liverpool \u201c OTHER SUMMER SAILINGS; \u2014The urentio, June 28: Julys0 ; Aug.17, June: J Mogantie, July 0: Aug.3+ Aué SL July 1; Aug.Rater.Firs! 381.50 ; Second.$3875.*One Class Cabin Servios [IT] $30 and 984, Whit Star Line 8.8.\"OLYMPIC\" Sails from New York JULY Sth Now York\u2014Queesstown\u2014Liverpool Sees: June 20 | Bato.durs MEDITERRANEAN PORTS A 0.June 27 } Cedric.duiy 11 N.Y.Plymouth\u2014Cherbourg\u2014Southamptes MAdrgrie.\u2026 June 24 | sert ur 9 SORANIO.June | 4.June ld Shortest Oa Route to Europe RED STAR LINE housie street.Aceumulsted Funds .Revenue for the Year.Investments in Canada, over./ + amounted to $5,857,920.00, being at the all with profit policies.; W.MORTON Massey.Ch 13% Manneaie Will fof Agent, bec.LAURENTIC JUNE 22 Bidet Cretls.June 2 | Canosa.~July 13 New York\u2014Dover\u2014Antwerp[tor Parle] Kroonland.June | Zeeland.Juue 39 Bookings arranged by local agents or W.M.Macpherson, $3 Dal.THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY CULT 16000,000.00 The Reversionary Bonne to Palleyholders for period of 1905 to 1010 rate of $15 per $1,000 mer annum on 1 J.P.E.GAGNON Successor of V.E.PARADIS Publip Aocoyntant AUDITOR AND CURATOR Accounts Investigated and Collected F ia] Arrangements and Compromiges.Liquidation of Insolvent Estates.All work entrusted to me will be economically and promptly attended to.RICHELIEU COMPANY BUILDING, 44 Dalhousie Street.MCDOUGALL § CONRNS | S10k Brokers 31 ST.PETER STREET H.8.THOMSON LaRUE & TRUDEL ACCOUNTANTS 98 St.Pater St.- Quebec Telephones 4520 & 4521 Accountants, auditors, apraisers, administrators, trustees, liquidation of insolvent estates, compromise between debtors and creditors.4 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.McMonald & Eesperence, stock brekers, private wire to New Yark and Montreal, Hochelaga Bank Building.Telephone 1227.(Canadian Press Service.) New York, June 19.\u2014The stock market opened to-day with some show of activity and strength, but these promises were not fulfilled, although the undertone remained moderately strong.Dealings in the first hour were fairly large, but they petered out to minor proportions in the succeeding hours, with a small total of net gains.Coal shares, which were under considerable pressure yesterday, supplied the bulk of the early business at higher prices.Wall street evidently chose to ignore the possible effects of the proposed investigation into those properties by the Interstate Commerce Commission, and buying of Reading and Lehigh Valley soon wiped out recent recessions.Later both reacted from their best prices, the upward movement switching to New York Central which more than recovered its dividend, and Chesapeake & Ohio, which rose as a result of the recent dividend on Hocking Valley.In the early afternoon the market became extremely dull, with spasmodic movements in some of the obscure issues and\u2019 Amalgamated Copper, the latter being assisted by rumors of another advance in the price of copper mental, the second in two days.Another helpful factor in the copper stocks was the strength of those securities abroad.In the final: hour, when trading hecame a trifle more animated, Interbore-Metropoli- tan preferred was advanced on announcement that the Interboro Rapid Transit Company had declared an extra dividend of § per cent, part of which accrues to the benefit of the first named security.The tone of the market at thé close ranged from steady to irregular.Among the low-priced sgcurities Wabash common and preferred were prominent for their acute weskness, the one selling at the lowest price in its history and the other touching the lowest quotation in some years, Denver & Rio Grande preferred slso reflected moderate liquidation.The reorganization plan of the Wabash road is likely to he issued shortly, and it is a foregone conclusion that both classes of stock will be heavily ss.sessed.\u2019 In the way of general news the proceedings of the convention at Chicago overshadowed ail else, but they seemed to exercise no especial influence marketwise.The general rush to sell wheat and other foodstuffs in the Chicago mmgket was another factor of passing influence.Wry European markets, particularly In THE _| less, aside from the failure of another UEBEC CHRONICLE, C.W.WALCOT, STOOK and ROMD BROKER Member Quebec Btock Exchange.Government, Municipal and Railway Debentures Bought and Sold.Tel 377.88 $1, Peter Street QUEBEC, \u2014L Buying the most income safely is the problem of évery Investor.I carry st alf times a variety of Investment Securities which have been carefully selected and approved by experts, and each of which has qualifications making it adaptable to the needs of some particular Investor, Write or Phone to C.W.WALCOT.Bell Phone 3033.P.O.Box 367.BOSSE& BANKS Steel Beams, Columns, Plates, Gas and Water Pipes, Contractors\u2019, Municipal and Builders\u2019 Supplies, Machinery and Other Specialties.BOARD OF TRADE BUILDIND, 39 St.Paul St., Quebec.London, had many characteristics in common with our own.The movement in London was altogether aim- underwriting offering\u2014the Canadian Northern Railway bonds.Settle ment in connection with American Marconi shares precipitated another failure abroad.The Bank of Englund received over $1,000,000 gold, but shipped almost double that amount to Berlin, where financial pressure shows but slight relaxation.Time money was a bit firmer here, some of the larger institutions placing 90-day Joans at 3% per cent compared with bids of 3 per cent the day before.There was some lending of 60-day money at 3 per cent, with no demand for shorter periods.July interest and dividend disbursements are estimated at $256,810,564 as compared with 4224,559,243 in the middle of last year.A considerable part of the increase is due to the larger financial undertakings of the City of New York.The heaviness of New York City issues was the feature of to-day's bond market with an nucertain movement elsewhere.Potal sales, par value, 2g- gregated $1,767,000, À NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGER Quotations on the New York Stock Exchange as reported by Bruneau & Dupuis for Charles Hean & Co.: Open.High.Low.Close, Amal Cop.85% 86% 85% 86% Atchison .106% 106% 106% 106% AmCarFdy.59 59 $9 59 Am Loco .2% 426 42% 424 Am S & Ref.85 85% 85 854% Am S R Co.130% 130% 130 130 Ana Cop.0% 44% 43 4% Raft & Ohio.108 108 108 108 Brook RT.87% 88 87% 88 Can Pac Ry.264% 265% 264% 2647 Col F & Irop.31 31% 30% 31% Ches & Ohio.77% 77% 77% 774 Can.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.33% 35% 33% 35% Erle.44% 4 44 Gas Con .140% 340%.140% 140% Gt North pfd.133 133% 133 133% I Cent .120% 127% 126% 126% Lehigh Val .171% 173% 171% 173 Lou & Nash.157% 157% 157% 157% Mo Pac.36K 37 36% 36% North Pac .119% 119% 119% 119% NY Cent.118 118% 118 118% Ont & West.3446 M¥% 34% 344% Pennsylvania.123% 1233 123% 123% back to work and, it is said, the loss of copper output will not exceed four millions, due to the strike.Southern Railway earn'ng?in c-eased $38.347 for second week in Tune and $2857852 from July 1 to date, in gross.American Can common is again being accumulated by a pool, it is reported, and they will start a long campaign to make the stock materially higher and make it active, meanwhile.Car manufacturers are very busy and the Canadian Pacific Railway 1s having trouble to get its order for $19.000,000 equipments placed.The break in Denver & Rio Grande issues was sympathetic with the weakness in the Wabashes.Resding declared only the rezular dividend of 6 per cent rate.Ccpper metal works steahily higher, being quoted at 17% to 17% cents.Rubber advanced an the result of the vote yesterday, authorizing the stock issue.Rstimate of winter wheat yield give the trans-Mississippi disterst 60.000,- qo bushels more than last year and the Central States 109,000, bush less.Thin should work to advantage of Atchison, Rock Island, Southern Ne Il qi mir Stook Brokers Montreal and Toronto.Any orders instructed to us will receive our best attention.cheerfully furnish information regarding any securities dealt in on any of the above exchanges.Telephone Na.948 Arthur Bruneau, Montreal Have opened temporary offices at A B.Dupuis, Members of Montreal Stock Exchange Private Wire to New-York, Boston, We will No 85 0.Per Sea Quebec.BRUNEAU & DUPUIS STOCK BROKERS No.131 ST.PETER ST, Their wire communications except Sundayhave been reinstalled thers, |\" me 2 pending repairs to their old offices.PHONE 1506.R.O.SWEEZEY CIVIL and FORESTRY ENGINIER Metropolitan Quilding, QUEBEC.Phones 565 36 From Quebec.June 26 Royal George July 10 3 July 10 Royal Edward July 24 July 24 Royal George Aug 7 Aug.7 Royal Edward Aug.21 j Finest equipped steamers on § the Atlantic\u2014searchlights, sub- § marine telephone, Marconi oper- § ated day and night; sufficient § life boat accommodation for en- § yal Mail From Bristol.# tire passengers and crew.Ask for pamphlets, 3 weeks trip, July 10, to London and Paris.For fares and full particulars § apply | enna | W.W.Johnston, C.P.&P.Can.Nor.Bldg St Andrew 48 Phone 445 creased 17 per cent, gross during April Business for the day was small as usual, with smaller public pacticipa- tion, but the outlook shows improvement nad we anticipate a gradually rising market.& mon.thur.sat.CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.The Chicago grain market, reported by M.J.Dohan, broker, 75 Dalhousie street.Wheat\u2014 Open.High.Low, Close.as you can our pur ment and remainder instalments fucome.while paying We should be a list of les Pacific and Union Pacific particularly.The electrical companies are doing 8 phenomenal business and Western Rlectrie, a subsidiary of the Ameri- can Telephone and Telegraph, in- Under this pl purchase from us the nd or Bonds that most strongly appeal to you as an investment # ng a small initial Payment Plan in precisely the same manner that you become a savings bank depositor\u2014 by putting aside memey re it.Jou may ted to by _mak- paying Pie in monthly to suit your In this manner you become « bondbolder at once without baving to save the face val of the Bonds you want purchase\u2014and you receive the jaterest ou the Bonds for them.Jd to submit * rg Cansdiss investment securities which yield from 8% to ever 8%, urchased où Sous Pertodioet Parent Plan.DOMINION BOND COMPANY, Limited TORONTO MONTREAL OTTAWA LONDON, RNG.8 Accountants and Liquidators No.988t.Peter Bt, TELEPHONE 1108 Quebec as follow is 24 2m \u2014 1.45 pan for it.nday except Susday us 5.10 pm.~\u2014Daily ee 10.00 Lake Serpent or 9 imi, Second class tickets will not motor car run on the Q.& I.St.J.Ry.Tickets on esle at F, S.St et; H Rivet's, 31 Buade street Hoo Fer: Sma rEg Sede ATLANTIC + STEAMSHIPS (FX TO EUROPE QUEBEC Bape Steamship Line 88.Lady of Gaspe.LEFAIVRE LEFAIVRE Quebeo & Lake 8t.Joha Ry.On and after Lat June, 1912, traine will tesve .Raymond, onl or Te ei ty or ike St.Joseph, Sunday only.1.43 p.m.\u2014Satarday only, for St Raymond.206 pm \u2014hotor daily except Saturday and St.Rayy and Fon aa je Sat pm y excep! Lake Sergent rey for Hoberval and with aleeper, for g Effect); ly let, al bageeed oo (500.pom kd