The Quebec chronicle, 17 octobre 1912, jeudi 17 octobre 1912

[" Fair and warmer.\\ Today's Weather \u2018 QUEBEC, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1912, ONE CENT.The Franco American Food Co's - Galf\u2019s Foot Jelly Sherry Wine Flavor, 1-2 pint bot.45c This Jelly is guaranteed to be a pure meat food By its QUALITY ANOTHER CITY GIVES UP TO MONTENEGRIN ARMY BEAT GIANTS IN DECIDING GAME 1s » > y \u2018 > > , product without any added gelatine.A.GRENIER, Established 1882.94-96 John Street, Phones 1247-1248 of Death-Fighting Valiquet's Motto 12 Fabrique St.NEPHEW OF Ya Enters Vera Cruz With 500 Men and Seizes Arsenal and Garrison-Finds Many Adherents In City.SHIELDS\" FATE NOW IN HANDS .OF HIS JURY Court Will Convene at Ten O'clock This Morning When Verdict Is Expected.The fate of Patrick Shields, charged with the murder of Bebe Joncas, is in the hands of the jury.Mr.Justice Carroll, of the Criminal Court of King\u2019s Bench, finished his charge at 5.40 last evening.The jury retired, but came back to the court room at 8 o'clock, when Foreman Perkins announced that they had not reached an agresment and requested that they be locked up for the night.The request was granted and court then adjourned wntil 10 o'clock this morning.YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS.When the Court convened yesterday morning, the first witness called was M Marier of St.Romuald, who testified that he saw Shields leave the car on the night of the 6th of August last, but did not see any knife in his hand.The prisoner seemed to be going away.He saw one or the tramway employees run after Shields and sttempt to strike him twice.The second time he succeeded in landing a blow.He saw Constable Langlois ar- give on the scene in his shirt sleeves brandishing a revolver and calling to the accused to give himself up.All the time Shields was retreating, walking backwards and the crowd was pressing him.Then, suddenly, wit- fess saw Joncas fall, and a minute later he saw Shields fall also.The erowd began to shout, and he heard someone say, \u201cthe man is dead.\u201d Honore Carrier, also of St.Romuald, was the next witness and gave evidence strongly in favor of the defendant, and even said that if he had been situated as Shields was at St.Romuald on the evening of the 6th of August he would have done exactly as Shields had done.Other witnesses stated that after Shields had got off the car at St.Romuald in front of the (Continued on Fourth Page) REBELS FLAG IN MENCE Its Not What You Pay, But What You Get For It That Really Counts We are making a fine loaf of Bread with fresh milk from our St.Foye Farm.Cakes also are being made with nice butter and fresh eggs.ALL OUR GOODS GUARANTEED.: J.D.VALIQUET, : Phone 1526 Mexico City, October 16-General Felix Dias, nephew of General Porfirio Dias, the deposed President of Mexico, raised the banner of rebellion at Vera Crus to-dag.: city with 500 men and seized the arsenal and garrison.Col, Diaz Ordaz was in command of the garrison which comprized 500 of the Zist Infantry and one six gun battery.Dias then placed men in charge of the two gunboats Tampico and Bravo lying in the harbor.FINDS MANY ADHERENTS.The news of the rising created great excitement here, although there was no street demonstration.According to the reports General Diaz found many adherents when he entered the city, including some of the troops, but the government has been informed that the Nineteenth Infantry remains loyal, as well as the artillery.Colonel Gutierrez, commanding the loyal troops, notifies the government that he will resist.The two opposing forces are now in the city of Vera Cruz and street fighting.is imminent.President Madero has ordered the mobilization of 3,000 regulars to proceed against General iaz.The arrest of alleged partisans of Diaz in Mexico City is expected momentarily.The government has instructed the railroads into Vera Cruz te withdraw all equipment\u2014the Mexican to Orizaba, the iater-oceanic to Jalapa, and the Vera Cruz Pacific to Tierra Blanca.Podgoritsa, Montenegro, Oct.16.\u2014 The Montenegring have captured Berana after ten days\u2019 hard fighting.Seven hundred Turkish soldiers were made prisoners.Fourteen guns were taken and large quantities of ammunition and provisions.In the final attack the Montenegring had ten men killed and 31 wounded.The Turkish prisoners number 1200.Two months\u2019 supplies were captured.SERVIANS HAIL CONQUERORS.The Servians, many of whom reside in the town of Berana, hailed General Vukotitch and bis victorious troops as their deliverers.General Martinovitch, after a short engagement to-day, occupied the fortified section of Mount Mouritch, opposite Tarabosch.Under cover of darkness last night the Montenegrins stormed two important positions on Rogame Heights and captured two Krupp guns with ammunition.* During the night they entrenched themselves and the battle wag resumed early in the morning.In the meantime a Montenegrin division under General Vukotitch broke through the Turkish lines tc the east and completed an enveloping movement.When the garrison saw that they were completely surrounded they hoisted the white flag.At 11 o'clock in the morning when the first Montenegrin detachment marched into Berana they found that during the night 4000 Turkish regulars and 3000 Albanian irregulars had made good their retreat.All that remained were 700 Nizams and 500 Redifs.Twelve Krupp field guns and a large quantity of ammunition were found intact.Army Prays For King, Before making his formal entry, PUNE (Continucdoinom First Page) - SAY WHITE SLAVE TRADE IN CANADA FAR FROM MYTH Traffic Is Being Probed By Dominion Police\u2014Try Three In Quebec Saturday.+ Montreal, Oct.16.\u2014 The existence of the so-called white slave traffic, which in the past has been regarded as more or less of a myth in Canada, is now being closely probed by the Dominion, provincial and local police, and their investigation thus far has revealed a traffic in women for illegal purposes.- AWAIT TRIAL IN QUEBEC.Sergt.H.Giroux; of the Dominion Police, sent by Col.Percy Sherwood, C.M.G., Chief Commissioner of Dominion Police, stated to-night that Berana Falls, But Conquerors Pay Heavy Toll Frontier-Europe Is Hopeful N DYNAMITE WITNESS - GETS À SLUGGING Indianapolis, Ind.October 16\u2014U.8.District Attorney Charles W.Miller to-night telegraphed Attorney-Gener- al Wickersham, asking the Department of Justice to make a rigid investigation of the reported slugging at Kansas City, Mo., of H, E.Pearce, who testified on Monday as a witness for the government in the \u201cdynamite conspiracy\u201d trial.When shown a message from Kansas City that Perce had been held up and robbed, Mr.Miller said his information had been such as to warrant him in sending to Weshington a re- the recent clean-up of the dubious quarter of Quebec resulted in the arrest of three men who, it is alleged, have been acting as agents for an old- country Frenchman, who travels under many aliases.Col.Sherwood received notification from the French aathorities that the chief leader of the men employed in the importing of women was one Jean Satre, alias Paul Durandeau, alias Durand, aliss Mistigris, and the alleged scope of his cperations has been traced in Halifax, Quebec, Montreal, Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver.He was last seen early in October in Halifax, where it is supposed he became aware that the po- fice were curious about his business, and that he managed by travelling via St.John, N, B., to get into the State of Maine.Last week the provincial detectives arrested three men from.France alleged to be Satre\u2019s agents, and at present Paul Brodier, Louis Beaulieu quest for an investigation.and Ren.Brignoll are in custody awaiting their trial.which opens in Quebec on Saturday.Brignoli was arrested by Detective Lepage in the toca! \u201cred light\u201d district a few days after he managed to get out of Que- Still Confined To\" 4 SUMMARY OF NEWS OF BALKAN WAR SITUATION, Fighting still codfined to Montenegrin border.Bulgaria and Servia hesitate to take part in hostilities.News that Bulgaria has declared war is not confirmed.| Montenegrins capture Berana, but with heavy loss of life.Prince Peter of Montenegro promoted to major for gallantry.London Stock Exchange shows rapid recovery.Terrible condition in hospital at Tushi,- where many wounded Turks are receiving almost no attention, Three Turkish warships off Bulgarian coast.Turkish Minister leaves Servia.Turkish Minister to Greece is or- ordered to leave.Balkan Ministers in Constantinople awaiting orders.Servian and Bulgarian Cabinets preparing a joint ultimatum to Turkey.ENGLISH CONCERN T0 MAKE SHELLS FOR US, NAVY Hatfield Steel Company Get Contract, Outbidding All the American Manufacturers, Washington, Oct.16\u2014A contract for part of the pe \u201clle.for the United States savy, oa which the Hatfield Steel Company of England recently underbid all American competitors by nearly $200,000 on less than a million dollar contract for two thousand 14-inch shells, and by about $300,000 on a contract of about $1,- 000,000 for 2,500 12-inch shells, will be awarded to the English concern, # was announced to-day by Acting Secretary Winchrop.Just how many shells will be made by the English company has not been decided, but it is said only enough will be contracted for to serve as a test.UNDERBID AMERICANS.The Hatfield Company offered to make the 12-inch shells at $187 apiece and the 14-inch at $395 apiece, whereas their nearest American competitor, the Washington Steel and Ordnance Company of this city, offered the former at $277 each and the latter at $4.90.Other higher bidders were the Crucible Steel Company, Pittsburg; the Bethlehem Steel Company, Bethlehem, Pa, and the Midvale Steel Company, Philadelphia.Attorney-General Wickersham has given an opinion as to the application of the eight-hour law in connection with the award.This, however, it is said, did not affect the question as to whether the contract shouid be awarded to the English steel company or to Americain concerns, and was asked for only to decide at what point in the preparation of material for the shelis all laborers connected in any way with the work must comply with the eight-hour requirements.The decision has not been made public.Ît has been the policy of the Navy Department in the past to award its work to home concerns, even if the bid was slightly higher than some foreign offer.GRAND TRUNK TO DESPATCH ITS TRAINS BY TELEPHONE.Toronto, Oct.16\u2014Within 60 days the Grand Trunk Railway will be despatching its trains from Toronto to Port Huron by telephone and before the end of the yegr the telephone system will be in operation from Portland, Me., to Chicago.W.W.Arshald, of Montreal, Superintendent of Telegraphs on that road, was in Toronto to-day, snd said that the extensions now being made would cost the company at least $150.000.OCEAN STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.SS Carpathia, at New York, from Final Battle of World's Series Goes Ten Innings With Final Score 3 to 2, GAME WAS HARDEST - FOUGHT OF SERIES.Veteran Mathewson Opposes Bedient and Wood and Is Beaten by Speaker's Hit.Boston, Oct.16\u2014The Boston Red Sox, pennant winners of the American League, are the world champions of 1912.Defeating the New York Nationals to-day by a score.of 3 to 2 in gle, the Red Sox captured their fourth victory of the series and carried off the premier honors in baseball, The Giants won three games of the series, that was played before more than a quarter of a million of people, and one contest was a tie.The total receipts for the eight games were $490,833 and each Red Sox player received $4,024 while the Giant players\u2019 each came in for $2,566.EXCITING GAME.It was a game of excitement and changing emotions for the 17,000 spectators who went to Fenway Park to see these two teams who had struggled valiantly for seven games with honors even, meet for the deciding contest.Never was a ball game more tightly waged and it was not until twilight had fallen upon the tenth inning that the red stockinged Yerkes flashed over the plate with the winning run.! Nine innings of a pitching duel between the master boxmen of the Giants, Christy Mathewson, and the stripling Bedient and \u201cSmoky Joe\u201d Wood for the Red found the two\u201d éontenders honors with a tally each.Into the tenth inning the contest went and the Giants chilled the hopes of the Boston crowd by scoting a run on a double to the bléachers by Murray and a hit by Merkle to centre which Speaker juggled.Hundreds of fans tore up their score cards, jammed their hats down over their heads and disconsolately left the grounds, for Mathewson was pitching a game which was baffling the batsmen of the Boston team.Muff by Snodgrass Paves Way.Engle led off for the Red Sox in the last hall of the tenth.He had gone to the bat for Joe Wood and there was a groan when the Red Sox pinch hitter sent up a towering fly to left field.Snodgrass moved over toward \u2018the bleacher seats and waited for the ball to drop.He mufled it, and before the ball was recovered Engle was on second base, No one out and a man on second for the Red Sox and the crowd was in a frenzy of joy.Hooper tried to sacrifice but Mathewson foiled him and the best (Continued on Sixth Page) \u2014\u2014 ms DECLARE ETTOR AND GIOVANNITTI ten innings of a bitterly fought strug- | championtnip [être - me-poncior\u2014for\u2014icilling - shat has for GO years held the home market throug Tariff W, G.M.SIURPHERD, MONTR! and has FORCED its way h every abroad.FAL SOLE AGENT FOR CANATA BECKER EXPECTED «PENSION FOR KILLING ROSENTHAL\" Accused Police Lieutenant Told a Fellow Prisoner Sensation Would \u201cBlow Over\u201d.Mrs.Rosenthal a Witness Yesterday.New York, October 16\u2014\"When this sensation blows over the public will d\u2014=\u2014d crook Rosenthal\u201d These are the words attributed to Police Lieutenant Charles Becker by James D.Hallen, his fellow prisoner in the Tombs, at to-day\u2019s session of Becker's trial on the charge of instigating the murder of Herman Rosenthal, the gambler who \u201csquealed\u201d against him.Hallen wag one.of fifteen witnesses who testified to-day for the State.Assistant District Attorney Moss announced when adjournment was taken to-night that he had only one or two more witnesses to call to complete the case for the people.MRS.ROSENTHAL TESTIFIES.Mrs.Hermon Rosenthal, widow of the gambler, the first witness of the day, testified that Lieut.Becker, her husband's alleged partner in his gambling house, had said to her on the occasion of a raid he had made on the \u2018establishment : \u201cIt's either Herman or me.\u201d This is the so-called \u201cfake\u201d raid which the prosecution claims was forced on Becker by his superior officers.Mrs.Rosenthal also testified that when she came to bury her husband \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee ROOSEVELT'S.CONDITION IS\u201d NOT CHANGED Physicans Expect a Speedy Recovery, But Patient Is Not Yet Out of Danger, Chicago, Oct.16.\u2014After a day of ceaseless vigil, Col.Roosevelt's physicians to-night could say no more than that his condition was virtually unchanged, Indications, they said, favored the speedy recovery of the ex-president from the effects of the + bullet which struck him down in Mile waukee on Monday night.A rise in temperature and pulse late in the day, however, made his condition for the time being somewhat less favorable.The Colonel's tempera (Chatinued on Fifth.Page) she had only $100 to her name, all that had been left her by Rosenthal.This was a bit of testimony elicited 1, URGED VIOLENCE \u201cBe Like Wild Animals Looking For Blood,\u201d One of Statements in Trial Testimony, Salem, Mass.October 16\u2014State- ments alleged to have been made by Joseph J.Ettor, while conducting the textile strike in Lawrence last winter on which the Commonwealth partly bases its charge that he was an accessory before the fact to the shooting of Anna Lopizzo, were repeated by witnesses for the prosecution at the trial of Ettor and his two associates of Industrial Workers of the World to-day.\u201cWE SHOWED THEM.\u201d Harold F.Wheeler, a newspaperman, testified that he heard Ettor say, by the State with intent to spike the guns of Becker's defence.\u201cWe introduce this,\u201d said Assistant District Attorney Moss, \u201cbecause it has been claimed by the \u2018defence that gamblers gave Roienthal $25000 or some such sum to insure his silence.\u201d Members of the household of Jack Rose, Becker's alleged graft collector, told of frequent visits of the a:cused police official to Rose's home.Rose's Swedish maid swore that Becker was accustomed to breakfast with her master \u201cnearly every day since Christmas.\u201d * Two waiters from the Union Square | Hotel told of frequent meetings between Rose and Becker in the hotel dining room, when \u201cthey talked a long time.\u201d One of the waiters said he saw Rose pass the police lientenant a \u201croll of bills.\u201d It was 2.30 o'clock when court convened for the afternoon session.Jas.E.Hallen was the first witness.He testified that last August while he was an inmate of Tombs prison, he heard a conversation between Becker and Detective White, formerly of the police lieutenant's \u201cstrong arm « ,yad\u201d of gambling raiders.White had been locked up on a charge of \u201cframing.(Toe Weather Toronto.Oct.16\u2014=The disturbance which was over the Gulf of St.Laws rence last night has -moved across Newfoundland with increased winds, attended by northwesterly gales and rain.The weather is fine in manp parts of the Dominion and temperatures of over 70 degrees were general to-day in Manitoba.Minimum and Maximum Temperatures :\u2014Victoria 50.54, Vancouver 50.54, Kamloops 54.64, Edmonton 40.52, Battleford 40.64, Regina 42.65, Winnipeg 5272, Parry Sound 26.54, London 27.50, Toronto 30.56, Ottawa 28.48, Montreal 3042, Quebec 28.42, St.John 3242, Halifax 3442, Forecasts.Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf ree Fresh to strong southwesterly winds; fair and warmer.: Maritime :\u2014Fresh westerly and southwesterly winds, fine and warmer.DAILY .ALMANAC, Thursday, October 17.21st day of year.day of autumn.: Sun rises 6.06 am.sets 4.58 pm.Twenty-sixth rie tn Smee ah mtr + | t 9 bec.and his arrest was largely effect.Fiume: when informed that troops were to be i ä .i : up\u201d Jack Zeliz.Day 10h.49.long.GORDON oy mean of Be Mentification fur.88 Oscar IL, st New York, from | called to Lawrence to quell disturb.oJ , a Crook\u201d Moon rises 1.42 p.m.; sets 9.49 a.m.i .who sant over à portrait taken five Copenhagen.ances : \u201cI don't care if they bring an That's Another Croo Moon in first quarter st 9.06 p.m.ears so.§S Parisian, at Boston, from Glas.| army here and put gallows on every| The witness could not recall the High tide 10.50 a.m., rise 1261.Sin.; y : street corner, We showed them what | exact date, but from & memorandum 11'p.of, rise 13ft.Jin, gow.bravhe ee Le ave peel SS Merion, at Queenstown, from Phi.| we could do this morning.\u201d to which he referred he thought the | .Low tide 3.21 ams 5.26 p.m.\"LONDON DRY CIN 8 ladelphia.Another newspaper man, Joseph P.| conversation occurred on a Friday.A to-day\u2014 .Schelsxer end Simone and Andre hare 8S Cymric, at Queenstown, from Bos- | Toy, repeated several atatements| \u201cWhite said,\u201d the witness testified, minion \"of Canada Lomoument % De The Universal Brand are at present beinv held as material ton, which he credited to Etter.On one | \u201cChief I have been looking for sou, I 7,100000 population.Quebec has wAW, YOUNG & CO.« MO x witnesses against the three.men un.| SS Numidian, st Glasgow, from Bos | occasion; the witness said, Betor re.| have it straight that thay bave arveat- 73067.In world's baseball daries » YOUNG = MONTREAL .| rea ; i.wo.17 (Continue va Fourth Page) (Continwed on Fourth Page) Athlasics best Giants 3 to 2 - .! , : .' ! .1 .t Û Ji .1 un « §& -.- f - .1 Jor N 1 4 T THE BEST - YOU WANT CEBST-EE \"@ UNDERWEAR WORN YH Rr FEOF LR, SOLD BY THE Ste Bub @hronich, QUEBEC, OCTOBER 17, 1912 THE WAR RECORD.! The war record yesterday was çm- bodied in a big \u201cif\u201d 1f Italy does so-and-so, and if Russia takes part in the enterprise with her, and if Austrian does not forbid either of them from doing any sach a thing, then there may be peace or thert may be u- general conflagration of war among - For 50 Years ROYAL BLEND SCOTCH das hnoun but ont quality ™ DEUST.| Up-to-date Grocery Having doubled the tapacity of my store, I am now in a position to handle all orders promptly and efficiently.Your patronage is earnestly solicited.Give us a trial.ÿ Tel 1615.CHAS.MARTEL, Cornet Augustin & Artillery St.: the European nations.Of three events there stems to be nothing problematic.Turkey and Italy have come to terms, the agreement between them having been signed yesterday.Second, the Montenegrins have gained another victory.And, third, the general mobilization of troops goes on in every country self-interested in what is to\\be done about Turkey.The consensus of ail the Eufopean nations, big and small, seems to be that Turkey is\u2019 no longer a fit associate for them.In a word, Turkey is not of their \u201cset.\u201d There is a civilleation and à civifizetion; but Tarkey's civitisa- tioh does not seem to come up to the European standard.Even the blend of \u201cnations and tribes\u201d in the Batkan territory\u2014Slavs and Greeks and all that\u2014have had more than enough of & néxt-door-neighbor relationship with the Turk.Geographical position has made strange bedfellows in its time, with the diplomat around to keep the peace in thé bed-room, But the strangest thing of all will be, to see Britain, for state reasons and reasons of finance perhaps, coming to the support of Turkey should her crowding enemies become too much tor her.As things stand, the Balkan principalities have their one eye on Austria for protection and the other on Russia.And therein lies the puzzle, that cannot be solved until the EMILE JACOT JEWELER 95 St.Joseph Street Fine Railway Standard Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Opties, Silverwars.From êvery part of this city add country surroua lin city QUEBEC Phone 2042 for Standard Time.EMILE JACOT, Jeweler Montenegrins victories cver the Turk have excited the Servians and the Bulgarians to share in them.There has come into view an excuse for the delay in the granting of reforms on the part of the reformed government of Tutkey since the days of the last Sultan.It is said that \u201cthe slowness of the protess of instituting these reforms is probably almost as much due to Bulgatian intrigues as to Turkish lethargy.\u201d But this is another of the big \u201cifs\u201d of the situation that will only be cleared up as the current of actual events reveal.No one call tell what a day is likely to bring forth.Bs Soleil Phone 1107.JUST : - i Soleil Fr Soleil Peas, Moyenseas, Mi-Fins 0.00 vs \u201ces Soleil Peas, Tina.orien 00000 Libby's California Asparagus, maritioth vite .LEON GABOURY, Reg 335 Bu John Street RECEIVED enth Peas OYBTÉRS! 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VEGETABLES! est.| FRUIT ET pa am FIER AND FRUIT COMPANY Peaty, Peaches, Pritnes, Tdifutoes, Apples, Grapes, Plums, By far the beads establishment for fruits.most gomplete assortment.New stock continually artiv- ing.Delivered to customers ut thodérate prices, All kinds of Fresh, Smoked and Salt Fish.Out stock of Vegetables cannut be equalled in Quebee.Members and Bole Agents in Quebet for sale of fruit products of the Distributing Company af the is he terne DE We are now displaying the selection of French Bronses socuted bypMr.Heifert during his visit to Paris in March.This selection includes the most noted, most recent and most popular sübjectt\u2014-Musie, Art, Medicine and Sclence are represented by Wagner, Beethoven, Milton, Shakespeare, Pasteur, Napoleon er renowned men, and many othe \u2026 You ate cordially invited to call and inspect this collection of bronzes, A G.Seifert & Sons Diamond Merchants 16 FABRIQUE STREET M | matter up in à tangible way, by giv- THE SAVING OF LIVES IN INFANCY.Theté is more to talk about in these times thin the European War and the Politics of Canada.The loss of life on the battlefield is something which our civilization has not yet been able to obviate, either by the promotion of arbitration or by the invention of war machines of the dreadnought kind on | land or sea.If war and destruction B.[ of property be the only way of ser- tling national disputes, why net save human life by putting two sets of machinery, fazing each other, to tear wp and smash into threading ruins whatever is left of the less strongly built of the two on the contest-grouhd.Theh in the case of the loss of human lives in infancy, science and material skill under civic medical supervision, ÿ : should surely provide a remedy.It can hardly be known -that nearly a fitth of the births in our large cities 1 represent the loss of life during the period of infancy.And in view of this the Toronto News asks: \u201cCan we afford to sa:rifice all\u2019 these lives?We stimulate immigration by granting bonuses for farm laborers and domestic servants.Every possible means is taken to advertise Canada as a good market for labor.We need men and women to work on the fields and in factories and offices.Yet for want of a few simple precautions and a little effort we allow thousands of native-botn Canadian children to die every year.Every child should be deemed of value to the city and to the Dominion.Mothers are anxious to learn how to bring up their children to healthy and strong manhood.But what the mother cannot\u2019 get is simple instruction and sympathetic guidance.It is time to organize a child welfare league in Toronto in order that countless homes may be saved from mourting and alto to preserve for Canada its stürdy native- born children.\u201d And credit is assuredly due to the philanthropic spirit of the Montrealers that they should be the first within the citizenship of Canada to take this ing the fathers and mothers of Canada n chance of observing how (his 109 of life may be in good pare obviated.The late: Exhibition in connection with Child Welfare held in Montreal is a commendable outcame of the Denévolehce of that city, and the crowds that were privileged to attend it, gives watrant that & public interest has been awakened in that eommunity TNE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, which may -extead olsewhers, until this question cf icfent mortality ® understood in all ith phieed.Toronto promises to follow Montreal's example in thus teething Canadien motherhood how the children may be saved from the common and uncommon compla.nté that evéry yeaï chüsé the deaths of thousands daring thé initiktory stages of infant up-bringing.Is there no example for Quebec té follow in this matter?ma és ir SUMMARY PUNISHMENT.The sheoting of Colonel Rosstvelt in Milvrnukté has created à sensation all over the civilized world The wretch who committed the deed is declared to be sane; but the law-courts, through the judgé dealing with the casg have decreed against the summary punishment of the heartless cul prit.It is not within the compass of Canadian publie opition té sôy hw the law-courts of the United States should or should wot act.But, in a ease of this kind, the people of the United States can of themselves havd- ly set any Fesbon for extending leniency to a criminal of the cruel talibre of Schrank.What the election of November the hifth for the presidency has to do with the pleading for delay, iit eoRimitting the scourdret for trial, is more than any supporter df law-and-ériter Pah Make out.Was the issue of that eléctioh not in Bchrank\u2019s mind as an iheentive to the deed?And yet the autherities would curry favor with thag incentive, exe actly in line with the would-be mur.deter\u2019 intentions.The lack of sums mary proceedings in this case, as in the cast of the assassitétions of Lincoln, Garfield and McKinley, may indues outsiders to think that crimes of this kind are to become a kiné of electioneering canvass, on the other side of the line, in par wich the per tiean-pleader*s felsehwods.etat ani ct \u201cMontreal students have started the season when théte youthful citizens betray most rabid symptoms, by an able-bodied rist.A birth-rod well applied t6 the tenderest portion of their anatomies would prove à fitting anti- Gote, and should be brought into use on first symptims.\u201d So says the far-away Hamilton Spectator.But wlho is there around McGill to look aftér the disciplinary part of the busifss, as long as an excuse can always be advanced that somédddy has à piqué Sgainst somebody else when speaking of the needs of McGill University end the inefi- clency of its supervisory disciplinary methods of keeping erder?\u2014 wa The gateway of Hades has been located, and its name 15 Macdonald in Manitoba.1t his been unearthed by the denizens of the underworld that is filled with all kinds of weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth over Sir Wilfrid Laurier's dethranement from the premiérship.And ail that need be said abbut the said loeating of the portals of Hades, is that if the language within \u201cthe vale of tears\u201d be anything like the language used Ly the localiters or discoverers of its gateway, no decent respectable citizen would care to go near the place.The fellows who went there last week arith theit \u201cpockets full of rye\u201d ought to be grateful to Sir Rodmond Robfin and the Hon.Robett Rugers for keeping them away from the place when an election was going on.Amine lenin.What is the eonsetvatiom that keeps the accommodations of the Pullman Car so inconvenient and im?modest.Is it a question of m that prevents.the owners of cur pre.sent-day sleéping-cdrs from inttodue- ing a new Rind of cdr in which the privacy and convénience of the steamboat state-room might be provided for their patrons.The present tail.way sleeping-car In entirely out of keeping with the politeness of the times; and the passenger why has to mount to the upper berth can tell wm all about the convenience and comfort of such an arrangement.IF thpre can be one state-tnom on board a car why should there not he several state-rooms\u2014why not let the whole car he divided into state-rooms?Ty ie after all only a question of money and the introduction of a new kind of ear?mate ct etre Madame Bembrich was eheered to the acho in the Drill Hall last Monday night dy the students 4 Laval, Sie Wilfrid Laurier on Saturday last was cheered to no echo by the sty.dents of Toronto University.| Students, are for the most pert, the very best of good fellows.They could not very well refuse to give applause to the cantatrice, since she sang divinely and looked benigniy on them.sir Wiltid neivher sang nor spoke well or ill; he only bowed benign » hw btudents cheered bm while passing by, with thé courttsy becoming a student.\u201cWhat is the mater with Sie Wilteld Laurier?Men afl right That is, Uf his intimate friends and to tun awhy From eayibg moonshiny things about himself, and if his news paptr \u201cclaqueute\u201d were à little mort judicious in their applause.There is ne end to the tape-measure Of flattery, when Sir Wilfrid is in the way of de- sanding a new suit of clothes.What do his camp-followets cars sbout the eut Of the ex-premiér's emergency: Jib, ab he goes around telling the péo- ple about his accident Aftesn niont! ago?The attenipe on the life of Colonel Reosevely eannot but modify the tone of the eltétioneering canvass Against his consideration as a third term candidate for the presidency.There has been much that is heroic about the man from the days of his student's life \u2014 something strenuously hopeful in his nataré.Just think of a mau addressing a large audience while yet the assassins Butiet wad in his body! Yesterday we spoke of him as his political oppBREAS are speaking of him; today one would be all but prompted to vote for him without asking any questions.Bir James Whitney has taken his stand in favour of the provincial autonomy êf Ontatio as vouehsafed to it at the time of Confederation; Ju-t ss Sir Lower Gouin would be inclined ts étañd dy thi autôénomy of the Province of Quebet in any provincial dispute.There is going to be a remodelling of the Ontario school system in terms of the Quebec school system.Indeed, it appears, from what the Toronto World says, that \u201cthe complaint or objection to certain school regulations tesulted from & misapprehension quite as much as from the desire to assert the suptem- acy of the French language\u201d The autonomy Of Ontario an a respect for lawsand-érder, are going fstward in this matter, it seems, hand in hand.Amid all the fervency about wars and tuméts of war dnd financial unrest in the making and unmaking of fortunes, the poet keeps withit hit pestefui chamber, with his harpsichord in \u2018une t0 étmit 4 song of *heet to the humble and lowly of heatt as they happen to tome his way.Here are twd meré of his pleasant lilts: If yu kesp the headlight glswing They will see you far ahead; The wrecks are when the headlights Have been left to flicked dead.You must do your share of watching And of keeping off the way: You must help the world by burning Just a little warning ray.You can save the grand collision If yon let yéur headlights show That you've tried td do your duty On the toute they hade you go.We have sè many things to keep Beside the house, it makes A téfitant business of the chre We take for others\u2019 sakes: There is the house of life itself, That must be clean of rust.And shine with every gentle deed That speaks cf truth and trust.And our financial house, ah me, What grave demand we hear To have its records straight as day Tn rectitude so dear.And then the house of love o'er all Its mighty message hrings\u2014 Ta save it from the stain that slays, The sophistry that stings.SUFFERERS FROM PILES?ZAM-BUK HAS CURED\" THESE! memes Priction on the hemorrhoid veins that are awollen, inflamed amd yorged with blood, is what causes the térvible pain and stinging and smarting of piles.Zam-Buk applied at night will be found to give ase before morning.Theusands of persons have proved this.Why not be guided by the experience of others?Mr.Thomas Pearson, of Prince Albert, Sask, writes: \u201cI must thank you for the beuefit T have received from Zam-Buk.Last buggthe ri suffered greatly from piles.I started to use Zam-DBuk and found it gave me telief, 86 I continued it, and after using there or four boxes T am pleased to say it had effected à coniplete cure.\u201d Mr.O.A, Dufresne, 183.188 St, Joneph Street, St.Roch, Quebec, 1.Q writed! \u201c1, cn highly recommend Zam-Nuk to everyone who suffers trom piles.\u201d Magistrate Sanford, of Weston, King's Co., N.B.says: \"I suffered lung from Rehing piles, but Zam-Buk has now cured me.\u201d Mr.Williams Kenty, of Ubber Nine Mile River, Hants Co, N.8, mays: \u201cI suffered terribly from piles, the pain at times being nlmost unbearable.1 tried various ointments, but everything 1 tried failed to do me the slightest good, 1 was tried of trying var.tous remedies, when 1 heard of Zan.Buk, and thought as a last resource 1 \u2018would give this balm a trial.Afjer 8 very short time Zam-Ruk effected a complete short time Zain-Buk cffeeted a complete cure.\u201d ° Zam-Buk is also à sure cure for skin injuries and diseases, eczema, ulcers, varicose veins, cuts, burns, bruises, chaps, cold sores, ete.$0c.hox from qi druguiets and stores, or post free rom Zam-Buk .oC., Toronto, fer efuse harmiul imitations.y= Basa Soap, 3h.tablets, HELP MY KIDNEYS\" Unill | Used \u201cFralt=a-ilves\" Worid\u2019s Graatest Kidney Ourd Practically everybody in Toronto Rhows Professor J, F.Davin For year, the elite of that city has taken fptsons from Prof Pas in the art of neing end Deportment.Hib constant activity gradsfily \u2018weakened his Kidneys, which valant ity threatened to make him af invalid.But read Prof.Davis\u2019 letter\u2014 $63 Church §¢, Toronto, Ont.December 29th, 1911, \u201cI want to say that \u201cFruit-4-tlves is my only meditihe, and has Seen far the past five years.Previous to that, ! had been troubled with Rheuthatiem and Kidney Disease, and had taken many Féhiédiés without mats.fictory results.Ne-tleing the advertisements of \u201cFruit-a-tivas\u201d.1 adopt- éd this treatment altogether, and as everyone knows, I am fow\u2014and have Been sinve taking \u201cFrult-g-tives\"\u2014enjoying the best of health.\u201d JF.DAVIS.If Rheumatism bf Kidney Trouble is making you miserable, take \u201cFruita-tives\u201d and get well.50c à box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c: At all dealers or sent on receipt of fice by Fruit-astives Lirhited, Otwa.Application to the Logisiature Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Legistature of Quebec, at its next session, by Mr.George Doyer, former, of St.Gervais, and others, to obtain the power to sell a certain substituted immoveable being No.256 on the cadastral plan and in the bouk of reference for the parish of St.Gervais.Quebec, September 30th, 1912.87.LAURENT & LAFERTE, Bolictors for Petitioner, octéx1m Applicaion to the Legislatuie Notice is given on behalf of the Stadacona Hydraulic Company that it will apply to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, at its next session, to obtain an act authorizing it to exercise certain powers of expropriation for the placing of its posts and the installation of its transmission lines, in eonformity with the dissosi- tions of the Quebec Railway Act.For the Stadacona Hydraulic Co.ST.LAURENT & LAFRRTR, Soficitors.Quebes, this 2nd October, 1912.octéxIm CANAL 9 GENUINE imitations sett nels of D'S LINTMENT 6 BR \u2014 RIMITED wom \u2019 D1zZINESS ANOTHER SYMPTOM ol EYESTRAIN.To the tay mind it may be difficult to understand how dizsiness can be in- Guced by the eyes, yet many cases of vertigo are due to nothing more or less than eyestrain, I pour system is in good order, your di wy spells are un.Bubtedly caused by the strained condition of your eyes.The right glasses will coreanr his defers In your virion aid you will never he troubled with diskinens froin Mid sourée again.| We Make glasses for this purpose at entié- fatrory prices, J.A.MeCLURE, à promeurist, 18 Mountain Hill\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rm rte BANK OF ENGLAND BULLION MOVEMENT London, Oct, 16.\u2014fBullion mmoant- ine Lo (56.000 we taken into the ank of Tingland and the hank shipped £20000 t4 Turkey and * 4 190,000 to the Continent.Narre ete rte Obhildren Ory FOR FLETCHER'S ° CASTORIA » 5 Shot Cun3 : Single and Double Barrels < Repeating Rifles : Winchester, Ravage, | Mannlichét, Stevens, Mauser and Browning Revolvers ; acim ve Wessen, IversJubntes ufomatio Pistols : Mauser, Browning, Pieper and Saw \u201cbosses hells and 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which appeared to be Shortiy after taking dinner yesterday six members of a family residing in Upper Town were all seized with a sudden and violent illness.Medical aid was immediately summoned, when the opinion was pronounced that they were suffering from poison.It is thought the poison was contracted from potatoes upon which Paris green had been sprinkled to destroy bugs.THE STORM THAT GOT WAYLAID.The awful storm predicted by Dr.Stone Wiggins, and those dreadful \u201cflurries of snow\u201d prophesied so cone fidently by Dr.Venner, failed tu reach us.It is a question whether we ever had a finer day than Sunday last in Quebec.If these gifted gentlemen do no better than this in the future, we shall have to take their predictions contrarywise, like the Nova Scotians used to do with their faithful Belcher in the days before Confederation.When Belcher said it was going to be fine, the people used to wear their mackintoshs and umbrellas.When he predicted rain everyone Our Famous PAQUET Shoe 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calculations, that comet ought to be ashamed of itself spoiling a good prediction.A NEW SYNDICATE.The present is the age of syndicates, Private enterprise is at a discount compared with syndicates which undertake to purchase railways from Governments, the construction of iron roads across a continent or to find a market for 4 steam navigation company's stock.It seems that the city of Quebec is to have a new syndicate.The oyster saloon-keepers of St.Roch's are forming it, and its object is to bull-doze the City Councii into making itself a laughing stock for the third time in as many weeks ove: the Sunday closing law.The modus oper.andi is only partially announced.It is intended to take actions immediately against three or four members of the City Council who voted against the Sunday sale of bivalves, to tedt the validity of their property qualifications.After making footballs of a number of councillors, some more strategy will be indulged in.Whether the oyster openers will present 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The pictures are just as reel as the biggest paruem fan make, and the children gen have all the fun of faing it themselves.The Brownie makes it a4 cosy ee vinking® Inerpessire tap.Beownies, $1.00 0 $12.00.GANADIAN KOBAK CO,, Lrn.Oop red Fastenise P-5% King Seroet, Wly ! 9,50 :, The interested parties have decided to apHi the property situated op Fab- -Fique St, Quebec, occupied for à num- dar of yearg by Mesurs.Glover, Fr & Gompapy, extending from Fabris strege to mean street, mersnring about forty-five (45) feet ig front: on Fabrique streat by shout two hundred and fifteen (215) feet in depth.division walls between the nejghbory on each side are commen w (mitoyens.) is propert: will be sold by\u2019 anc- at hi pi of Messre Gauvroge \u2018& Montreyil, Notaries, 81 St Peter 'strggt, Quehec, Third Flat, Room No.37, Quebec Aggurapce Building, on the 24h October ipstant, at'eleven R'ejgck a.ar farther inf isp apply to J.Fe other NT, pion Bank Byijging, or to Messrs.Gauvreau & Mpptreuil.Quebec, October 3rd, 1912.J.A.Charlebois, N.P., Geuvrean & Montreuil, MP.SAYS GRAND TRUNK SEEING 3, POAT Maritime Provinase Want Get Any Benefit, Declares FB.McGundy, M.P.' \"M N.S., Oct.16\u2014At the Dartmouth Board of Trade last evening on the Grand Trunk Pacific, F.B.Me- Curdy, M.P., who was the chief speaker, slaimed that although the company tad received gil their Spgncial aid from da, its freight will not be shipped from a Canadien pert.He aid the people of Canada, especially those ip smterp provinces, ghould object to this state of affairs, especial- Ty when the resd will sont Canada more three times the origina) figgre; The G.F.P.he stetes docs mot leave a dollar in this province.The Government is spending a large sum of money ja dredging Caprte Bay at St.Johu with Be expontatinn thatthe Grand Trunk Pacific will ship from ghare, but Mr.McCurdy express- ad the opinion that it is that road\u2019y {intention to use American rather than CanadiaR ports.He said the east should be alive to its interests in the matters He, belieyed Mr.Bosden, a Maritime man, would do his duty in this matter but the people should be ulert in order tp prevent the sacrifice of their interests by the railway.Decire Er od Gti Orge Vol (Continued on Fourth Pags) moked: \u201cIf the licehsed to carry arms whigh have been granted to scabs the niflg are not revoked we wajl kop the shops busy selling us gums.get one myself.\u201d .: ! o Giovannitti, who with Ettor fo charged with being ap pceessory Sefpré the fact to murder, and Joseph Casudt, the alleged principal, were barely mentioned in the evidence today.In his opening District Attorney Atwill.declared the government would endesvpr to show that Gioyannitti on the marning that the Lopizzo womay wag ghot, said to the strikers \u201cGo home how sad sleep.Get up when it ie dork and go out and smash the heads of these scabs because when it is dark no one can tell who did the smachèig.From now on be like wild animify tooking for blood.\u201d The fotencen session to-day was occupied with the reading of the in- 4 t and the opening address of the rics Attorney.Qtildren Ory Ah ¥S ra LER RL, - 4: Ÿ | spd ta relatives in the United Stâtes.Bi prisones 19 thie city, and that the ae | truck him oo | Bhields was wot only grestly provok- i © mds OF His Jy (Continuad: from First Page) Ball he vas followed by the con- dubtor or gotorman who attempted to strike him, bug who fied as soon as Shellds turned towards him.Later the man rushed Shields again amd beck of the bead as hard as he could.The crowd pressed about Shields, and he attempted to eater » stage.The store was locked and he then walked out to the middle of the street, and taking off his coat he faced the crowd in the aititude of » map who is prepared to defend him- ol no nsatter what oddg are against m.© Testify In Shields\u2019 Favor.Other witnesses cajled corroborated the guidencs given by Mr.Carrier, in favor of the defence, and said that pd but wag asspgjted hgjore his attack on Joncas.Sergt.Charles Thory, of the Provineial Police, teptified that he was assigned to go 4 St.Romustd on the evening of August 6 to bring Shields, who was a prisouer jp the station there, to Quebec.Wien he reached St.Romugld and snicred the station where the prisoner wus locked ip a Il, he wap warned to be cautious, as the man was dangerous., Approgching the sell he observed/a fire hose reel lacked up against the cell door, which was bprred with a heavy iron bar, and on Opening the celf to find the prisoner, found him in a semi- copscious condition, lyi pn the ground, with 8 gy in his he.which the blood was oozing.The only thing that he found on the person of Rhields was à small purse, epntaining dessipts for money which fig bad sent to bis parents in Ireland The witoege siated that be took the prisonsr, who seemed to be su à semi- cppacious state, offered no resistance.Op arriving at St.Romuald, Sergt Thorn said that when he poked what the charge against the prisoner was, he was informed that it was for fight ing and creating gp disturbance.4 Metpyer, Deputy Clerk of the Peace, was next called, and testified that op the 7th of Aygust last Éhields was arraigned in the Court of Sessions on the charge of \u201cobstructing an afficer of 8 railway company.\u201d He was fined $80 pnd costs or 2 months\u2019 imprisonment.The fine not having been paid, he served his time.After Recess.After recess Louis David Carrier, of St.Romuald, examined by Mr.Fitzpatrick for the defence, testified that he witnessed the row at St.Romuald on August 6th, and said: \u201cI saw the prisoner ap the side of the street car after he had left it, but saw ng kaife in his hand fhen.He walked a couple of Jeet and toc.off his coat pod then had a balle espased in his and.\u2018I also saw the car motorman, Pelletier, following Shields to sfrike him, and heard the people in the crowd call out \u201cknock him out.\u201d Shields then sought to escape, and made for a door leading into Valliere's jewellery store, which was shut and locked agaipst- him.\u201cI also saw Constable Langlois in his shirt sleeves, yith a revolver in his hand, and heard Motorman Pelletier shout to the constable to \u201ckill Shields.\u2018the witness pgs cross-examined by Mr.Lachquce for the prosecution.Mr.Fitrpatrick then declared the case for the defence closed.Argument for Defense.A.Canson, K.C.for the defence, lines the jury in French, and spoke for an bour and fifteen minutes, and ing that time made an able spogeh in behalf of the accused.He analyzed all the evidence brought out at the triaf, whictr be said showed that the prisgner hpd acted in pelf-defence, and brsides st he acted ithope premeditation and could not e convicted on the charge of murder.He also carefylly analyzed the evidence given by Dr.Lacrois, who was salled to attend Joncas after he was struck, and who did not consider the ound serious; likewise the evidence of Dr.Daigneault, who made the du- topsy after \\Joncas\u2019 death, nearly a month after the occurrence, who said the wound was not necessarily dangerous, and was of the opinion that death was coused by infection.Mr.Cannon was particularly severe on Motorman Pelletier and Constable Langlois, whose actions proyoked the prisoner and caused him to act in self- defence, and left the case in the hands of the jury, confident of a just verdict.Arthur Fitzpatrick, who appeared for the first time beforg the Criminal Court of Quebee, followed in English.He made bis argument with energy and ability, and made a good impréssion on the jury in the hour he wid in delivering his address.r.Fitzpatrick, Jike his confrere, Mr.Cannon, summed up his case by a resume of he evidence and concluded hig eloquent pleading in behalf is client in & strong plea for acquittal on the grounds Of provocation and spif- defence.Messrs.Lachance and W.H.Davidson, on behalf of the Crown, followed, and sat forth the reasons why the pris- onsr should be convicted in the ia.terest and protection of society.Judge Cartolls Charge.Me.Justices Carroll began his charge to the jury, in both English snd French, at 6 o'clock.He began his remarks by congratulating fr Fitzpatrick for the able and energetic manner in which he conducted bis case for the defence of the prisoner, though it was his first case beforé the Quebec Criminal Court.He then proceeded to explain the law in con nestion with the case to the jury, a atl y oe pl sanslanghter, and the other pegwitial.His Lordship Jo re on vi ence heard at the jrigh and though impartial in his remarks, leangd towards the prosecution.He conclyded bis remarks without ipforming the jury that if they eatertgined a dpubt in their minds, they should give if for the benefit of the prisoner.Mr.Cannon, quick tp notice the omission, called the attention of the Court to the matter, when Mr.Justice Carroll refused to s6 inform the jury, saying he had po doubt.Mi.Cannon said he was not discussing the doubt in the Court's mind, but there might Feed doubt in th of the jurors.The Judge still refusing to instruct the jury in thig respect, Mr.Cannon asked permissiog i po inform the jury, which was allowed, at the same time noting the Caprtly refusal for ap exception in tase the defendant is convicted The jury was thep sent to their adjourned yotil 8 o'clag en thy jury entered court and seid they had not agreed and requested that they be locked up until this morning, which request was granted- The Court then adjourned until iJ o'clock this mora- ing, when a verdict is expected.BLONDE ESKIMOS KNOWN TO EXIST Bishop Stringer of the Yukon Prodyces Evidence\u2014Mission- aries Are on the Way.Montreal, Oct.16\u2014Great enthusiasm was aroused at a meeting of the Board of Management of the Anglican Church in Canada tp-day by speeches of Bishop Stringer of the ukon and Rey.C.E.Whittaker of MacKenzie River, in regard to the mych talked of tribe of blonde Eskimos recently discovered in the Copper Mine River and Coropation Gulf districts within the Arctic circle.Doubt has been cast upon the evidences of the existence of this tribe, but proofs of the most coprincing character were Jaid bgfore the mept- ing by the Bishop and his colleague, including an actual photograph of the very people concerning whom much discussion has recently arisen, this conlirming the statements of Mr.Stefansson regarding the number and location of the tribe.Referring to.the alleged recommendation of Mr.Stefansson that all inifluences of civilization, including Christian misgionaries he kept away from this people, the Bishop told of the maryelous transformation of character that has followed the missionaries\u2019 work ainong other tribes of Eskimos.A very few years ago they ness, murder, polygamy and infanticide.Now they are living lives that would be creditable to any Christian congregation.Bishop Stringer stated statements accredited to Mr.Stefansscn jn the press did not emanate from him.He also declared that at the present moment one of his clergy.Rev.W.H.Fry, gecompanied by 12 Christian Eskimos from MacKenzie, are on their way to the Copper Mine district and the natives are ali travelling at their own cost.\\ Dee SET OTTAWA REBIGNS.Foronto, Oet, 16&\u2014At the Iuter-Col- legiate football meeting to-night, haid behind closed doors.the resignation of Ottawa College was accepted, after 3 lengthy discussion._ mindy 4 rooms to deliberate and the Court f were given up to thieving, licentious- | that he was satisfied that many of the |\" pet Eee \u201cPe or i nl (Continued frap Virst Page) § te, hh go up.of the np oo \u201ceh \u2018Ob hell\u2019 Begker aid, \u201c \u2018that\u2019s only one mare crook.They have enly crooks to testify against us.What of that?No jury on earth will believe Me er said \u2018Sit fast Jimmie; after this is blown over they will be giving us pensions for Lilling this damned mbler, Rosenthal.\u2019 \u201d \"Halten corrected his testimony to say Recker exclaimed that the public would give him (Becker) a pension for killing that damned crook Regen: the out have been a crook for a img, Navent you?\u201d demanded 3 c]ntyre on cross-examination.\u201cNa, sir.\u201d \"Hew often have you been convigt- pt \u201cTwice.\u201d ! \u201cWhen?\u201d \u201cOnce, about fourteen years ago, for forgery.1 was sentenced to serve 8 years for forgery.Recently I was sent to State prison by Judge Crane for larceny.\u201d \u201cAnd vou gre new in frates pHi- son \u201cNot now.| was brought here a a ise the District \u201cDidn't you promise the Distric Anores th 1s | il Backer if e would let up op ypu- \u201cNa, sir\u201d McIntyre Once His Lywyer.Hallen, who was à lawyer before his conviction and was employed at one time by the gayernment of Hgyti 3s fiscal ape snied that he hoped fq pbjgin clemency thropgh his testl- mony.* Mr.Melntyre asked the witness if he had forged several npmgs to checks, mentioning the pames.- \u201cNo, | newer forged began the witness, \u201cOh, } know you,\u201d excigimed Mr.Mglniyre.\"Ves, you aught to,\u201d responded Hallen, \u201cYou were my lawyer.\u201d \u201cWhat?\u201d exclaimed Mr.Whitman, \u201cwas Mr.McIntyre your Jawyer}\u201d \u201cYes, and | pever got paid for my work for him,\u201d Mr.McIntyre replied.\u201cThat's nat gop apusd Hall.\u201cVay were paid and 1 gat 3 long term in prison\u2019 The tilt over, Mr.Mclptyre read name after namg ang asked the witness if he had forged them to checks.\u201cNever,\u201d was Hailen's stock reply.Dougherty Testifies.Deputy Police Commissioner Dougheggy said that he saw Becker at the West 47th ptreæt police station where Rosenthal's y was taken on the morning of the murder.He saw him again that day at police beadguarters when Becker told him of his movements on the night bsfore the marder, mentioning his visit to the prize fight at Madison Square Garden \u2018with Jack Sullivan and a visit to his attorney, John Hart.\u201cBecker did nat fix the time he arrived home,\u201d Dougherty gaid.\"I asked when he had last seen Jack Rose.Becker said Friday of Saturday on the street.\u201d Dougherty said that Becker had told hin of Harry Brewn (Bam Bchepps\u2019 alias) calling en him op the night of the murder in refepeqce to a vigit to ora Gilbert, Rofential's former wife, to get ay affidavit against Rosenthal.After Ysgec V.Whe, a newspaperman, had fold of visits by Becker and John M.Hart, the lampss, to the pews- paper office to see the original of Rosenthal!s affidquit against Hecker, \\ multiply and the \\ choice Northern wheat and the in both tea and coffee.N benefic ceasing their comfort, : \u2014 Made by Qensdisa Postum Ceres) Ce, Er.M LL 3 Tea and Coffee ase à fragrant cause of and ajjmants.This heakhfyl beverage, made entirely of juice of Southern sugar-çans, tagges much like coffeg but congins ne gaffsine, he habit-Forfning, heath-destreying drug Everyons can drink Peœurm with Fulles: Thousands of former tea and coffee drinkers have found ik a means of regaining health and in \u201cThere's a Regson\u201d td, Pure Pood ; Factaries, Windeos, Ont.ad_of the atateme made ja reply ea wt Let ate ge lock told of visit of art te Rose at her vie of diner she o4ld Sam Schspps was not thers at the ime but later admitted he minh hays een there, Melntyre asked for au adjosrn- xy.?when Mrs.Pollock wat ¢ ed ce slept none F.| a FL bs said, addressing Justice Gof.of wai in such a fryme of mind that § could pot.\u201c1 am physically unable ta fro- ceed and ! ask the indulgence of the court and that yay Is aw.\" | Mr.Von aan Int me go § to proceed with the case and that he had several \u2018witnesses te examine.As it would require two or three houre to take testimony Justice Goff adjourned the court at 6.10 o'clock until 030 t9-morrow morning.Hier ir is 9 (Contifiysd fram First Page) General Vukotitch wish his staff held § solsmn religiony service in celebration qd the viciery.Prayers were of- fepgd far the King and continyed guc- H af thy Manténsgrin arms.ouching scenes were witnessed when the troops marched through the city.The whole gopplgtion gathered in the sirgets to welcome their moun- taip kinsmen.People wept for joy at what they regardgd qe the final re- lgase of the Seryiang from the sub- fection of cepturies.The King has wired canara ta the commanding general on his great victory.The news spread like lightning slong ths wholg frontier and there was great rejoicing among the troops to whom the fall of Berana vat formally anpagaesd.FIGHTING STILL CONFINED TO MONTENEGRIN BORDER Landon, Oct.16\u2014The Balkan fighting vemajps limited to the Monteneon border, and although the fela- tions of Turkey with the other allied states are virgually broken, there is a cnriops indigposition on the part of Bulgaria pod Servie to take a final place in the hostilities.\u201cThis hesitation is regarded in diplomatic quarters as a good omen, pointing to the possibility that the ers, although unable to prevent, may succeed in lessening the duration of the war.Jt is understood that most of the powers have accepted in principle the suggestion of the French Premier for a European conference, but pothing has been decided ypon as to when the conference will meet or what its program will be.The fact that Italy is now free to enter the conference will greatly firengthen the European concert apd s calculated to make the Balkan States more amenable to Eurc-ean pressure.The future status of Crete under the new conditions.which it is reported will be virtual annexation by Greece.is now engaging the atten- tir of the pawers.201 The rumor that Bulgaria hap actually declared War has not been confirmed.The Montenegrins.after hard fighting, have captured Rerans, but it is reported there will be a pause in the operations around Tughi.Undoubtedly this is due to the Montenegrins realising that they have paid jen dsgrly far their auçesasss jn the ecavy- loss of life Ring Nitholas accordingly \u2018has issued a praclamptiop urging his sal- diers tq restrain their impstuesity spd adapt themselves to modern conditions of warfare, which demand artillery preparation hefare an attempt is madé to storm fortified positions.he Montenegrin.Princes, Danilo and ter, bave been active in the en- | @aements, nsrianaily leading their TREE \u2014 primed .wary human ache?But people seidom Isy the blame where it belongs until troubles doctor says \u201cquit tea and coffee\u201d The tes or coffee drinker who is annoyed by headache, nervousness ingdigesion, heart | \u2014 palpitation, biliousness or lack of sleep, çan provs to à Cectainiy whether tea and coffes are the cause by stopping ten days and using POSTUM .SLEEP DESTROYERS.x.Top snd Coffer.: a She suffered from nervousness by day pm Yolessness by night.| youn, vom wd ki ne > Te i n 1 drinking cofes 4 on nthe, not pu alise that it was injuring my health,\u201d fin contains eaftsine\u2014the same drug ound in coffee) \"till 1 was suddenly mode he victim of nervous headaches php ue t pi was sompeliad ta ve up hougehold activitiemand sta.0 Sed much of hi th = .Then i semnig game upon me and the wretched ofs cepless nights was added te agony ef painful days.\u201cThis lasted till à year ago, when I wag persuaded by à friend to give up coffee entirely and use Postum.The result was, in less than p week I bean to feel the change for the better, \u20ac t 1 p to alcep Aighin Sur oy des the din frat continued and in & short ime 1 was restored to health, My esdaches left me, the nervousmess asggd swpy entirely, and enjoy og qoynd alesp at siehe i owe to Pastym, and t to tell ypu of it.\" n Postum Co, her *.Won ou: nlations |gions to the Balkansr, > ad à Tord io Welriios ia pags\") J.NT RE LLL A This is an canstusal con dition \u2014 a little rest each day and Scaft\u2019s Emulsion after tvery medi gives nature the material to restore strength.t lat me de ape ic 6e eper food 290 ae Parce no alcohol or drug.Jt dacan't stupefy the nerves, it feeds them.Bcott & Bowng, Forepte, Ontario forces.Prince Peter has been pro- mated to major\u2019for gallantry.General Martinovitch's division has worked ity way closer to Seutgri, and it is stated hat an Austrigp versel has been ordered yp the Boyana Kiver to bring the ystrian consul and colony from Scptari.The conclusion of peace hptween Italy and Turkey has greptly relieved the shipping trade owing to the heavy insurance premiums\u2019 imposes during the activity of the Italian fleet in Turkish watery.Lord Rothschild hay appealed through the press for funds for the British Red Cross Society, which is preparing to send expedi- The London Stock Exchange today showed rapid recovery.« SERVIAN TROOPS JOIN THE BULGARIAN ARMY London, Oct.17.\u2014 Copsiderable bodies of Servian troops have heen sent æcrosg the Bulgarian border to join the Fiigarian army, says & despatch from Nisch.Describing the terrible condition of the hospital at Tushi, a \u2018Podgoritza correspondept-says that a hundred wounded Turks are Yying about half- naked awaiting treatment.The floors are littered with putrid medical dressings.The Turkish doctors are apathetic, doing nathing.The Cettinje correspondent of the Daily Mail tells of the crying need for fest aid societies.He says that the hospital arrangements at Podgoritza are very bud.There is no proper sanitation and operations are performed in the crudest manner after days of delay with no preliminary dressings.It is thought probable that the fighting will cease for a few days, the southern army having suffered heavily.A coustgnt stream of wounded, 3dds the correspondent, has passed in the last threg days, which proves the struggle to have been desperate and costly.The official figures of 1000 killed gad wounded probably is an under estimate.The King of Greece will remain at Athens during the war.according to a despatch to the Daily Express.Crown Prince Corlstantine \u2018has already grrived at the Thesselian frontier, Three warphips, supposed to be Turkish, are reported cruising off the Bulgarian coast, The towns of Varna and Burgas are being hastily fortified.\u2014\u2014 STILL TALK CONSOLIDATION OF MARITIME BANKS.St.John, N.B.Oct.16\u2014A, Richardson, General Manager of the Pank of Nava Scotia, is still in the city and ne.) gotiations with the Bank of New Brunswick ate still in progress.A disegtor of the Bank of New Brunswick to-day said it was true megetia- tions looking to the aale of the bank te the Bank of Nova Scotia are on.They had not reached 3 stage where it would be wise to make any statement ss to termy apd conditions, and it might be twd or three days yet before anfthing positive could be announced.It was exen possible that the negotia- tiqns would fail and that was in itself 8 reason why nothing inthe nature of a definite statement was wise at the present time.Standard remedy ior Glest, Nunainge Senomhas a \u201c21 (Ex IN 48 ROURS.Cures Kiéaad Badger 1 \u2014\u2014\u2014 5 / CANADA In the ProvinceofQuebec + Recorder\u2019s Court of District of Quebec) the City of Quebes No.652 of 1912.The City of Quebec, .Plaintiff ; vs.Arthur Fiset, perstofore of the City of Qushre, in the District N Puedec, .barber, Defendent.Defendamt is ordersd to pear within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, 16th October, 1972, EDWARD FOLLY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the City af Quebecoct16x2 CANADA In the Recorder's Province of Quebec ;Court of the chy Distriot of Quebec J of Quebge.No.2244 of 1912.The City of Quebec, à ve.J.1.Geugreau, heretofore of the City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, clerk, Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the last pub- licgtion of this notice.uebec, 16th October, 1912, : EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the Plaintiff ; = CANA, 122 JET Provines 0.bee, {Court of the v EL a The City of Quebec, Plaintif § ve Wilfrid Bourret, herejofong of City of Quebec, in Te Davies Quebec, cer, Defendant.Defendant is ordersd tp appe within on month eo She ost p ?lication of fle Bite, 1912 EDWARD FOLEY, À uebec, \u201c| Clark of the Recorder's Court of thy City of Quebec.Sy 20 merino ie Pe Na.367 of 1912.The City of Quebec, Plaintiff ¢ ve Gsarge Bruneau herstolore af td Gity of Qushes.in the Distrigt | Quepsc, camumersiyl traveller, Defsndent.Defgndant js ordersd ta app within qne month fram fhe lest p lication af this potice.Quebec, 16th October, 1912 §owar YQLEY, Clerk of the Recarder'a Court of the City of Quebec.o CANADA In the ProvipoeofQuabes } Recorder's Caurt of District of Quebse | the City of Quobey, Noa.3256 af 1912, The City of Quebec, Plaintiff ; vi Telesphore Pilote, kgretofore of the.City of Quebec, jn the Distrjet of uebes, Defendgnt.Defendant is ordered tp appesr within one month from the lagt publication of this notice.Quebec, 16th Qgtober, 1912 \u201c_ EDWARD FOLBY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court pf the \u201c City of Quebec.CANADA In the Dieters of Satan Recorder\u2019y Osurt of District of Quebge the Qty nf Quebeg, No.2165 of 1912.: The City of Quebec, Plaintiff ; vs.W.Stanislas Brochy, heretofore ef the City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, clerk, .Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within ope month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, Joth Ogtabsr, 1912.EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court pf the City of Quebec.CANADA Inthe Province of Quebec } Resordes\u2019s Court off District of Quebec] the City of Quebec, No.2257 of 1912.The City of Quebec, Paint à vs.Jean Baptiste St.Hilaire, hereto- fors of the City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, carter, Defendant.Defendaut is ordered to appear within one month from the last pubs licgtion of this notice.* Quebec, 16th Qctober, 1012.EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the City of Quebec.CANADA, In th Becorde ° Province C f Distriottof gone | lo Ne.2255 of 1912.TE The City of Quebec, .Plaintiff ; 5 Joseph Alfred Plante, heretofore of the City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, Defendant.Defendant Is ordered to appesr within one month from the last publication of this notice.- Quebec, 16th October, 1912, EDWARD FOLEY, \"| Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the City of Quebec.CANADA \\ In the ProrinpeofQuabec Rossrége's Court of trie} of Quebec the City of Quebes No.468 of 1912.The City of Quebec, Plainti 3 ve Lucien Garneau, heretofore of th City of Quebec, ip the District o Quebge, physician, Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appesr within one month from the lgst publication of this notice.Quebec, 16th Octaber, 1012, EDWARD\" OLRY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the City af Quebec, CANADA, | In the Recorder's Province of sise ourt of the City Distsiet ef Quebec.J ef Quebse, No.513 of 1912.The City of Quebec, .Pleiptiff ; vs.Honere Gauthier, herstofore of the City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, barber, \u2019 > Defendant.Defendant is ordered un appear within ane month from the last pubs lication of this notice, Quebec, 16th October, 1912, City of Quebec ; onionz | ; EDWAR Y, Clerk of the Recorder's Eons of Lieu ol Quebes 0.n Turnbull's All Wool and Union Underwear, in all styles and sizes, .Pvery Garment Guaranteed: \u2018 Pen-Angle and.Harley's Ribhed and Plain Cashmere Hos ory.Fine German Wool Coat Sweaters Small Boys\u2019 lish make.Jersey Suits, Eng- E.J.DYNES, 49 St.John St.Tel.271 LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC UNDOUBTED SECURITY DEPOSITORS en acconnt of it EXCEPTIONAL CHARTER Head-Office : St John Street.Upper Towa, Irancbes Opened Evenings, Mondays and Saturderr, DIED.IUCHANAN\u2014At Spokane.Wash, on the 16th September, Arthur Hamilton Buchanan, late Manager Bank of Montreal, Spckane.VURTELE\u2014-On Tuesday, the 15th October, 1913, at her late residence, No.88 Grande Allee, Mary Ana Lampson, widow of the late William Godirey Wurtele, in the 88th year of her age.Funeral private.EE mr (piation To Tha Loy's'atu:e Public notice is given that the trus- ees of the Parish of St.Bruno, Lake it.John, will apply to the Legislature of Quelige, at its next session, for the ) tassing of an act guthorizing them to orrow a sum of twenty-five thousand ollars, which will be applied to the prment of the works done and to he one to the Cathalic Church of that arish, and to levy on the immove- bles of the Roman Catholic parish- mners, the amounts required for the eimbursement of said loan in capital |.ad interest.Quebec, October 10th, 1912.| telleau, Pelletier, Belleau, Bailargeon » & Belleau, Solicitors for Applicants.rovinee of Que hee, In the dwtrict of Quelce.J Superior Court.{ fo.1010.Hubert Raymond, cf the \u2018parish of ft.David, Levis County, farmer pilot, firs.Demecise Raymond, wiie com- ton 3s to property of Pierre Deteules, gentleman, the latter person- fly and as authorized to assist his Jo wife, both af the pansh of St.hn of the Island of Orleans, Eune Labrecque, laburer, of Dalton, fi the County of Cook, State of IHi- Dis, que of the United States of forth America, Joseph Labrecque of » ze be city of Quebec, laborer, Achille nd Narcisse Labrecque, of the city of foston, in the State of Massachusetts, me of the United State» of North tmerjca, Joseph Raymond.Hubert taymond, Charles Raymond, Clement taymend and Asthar Raymond, all if the eity of Montreal, merchants, lliss Lugenie Raymond, spinster.of fie city of Quebec, and Miss Eva Raytend, alsp of the city wf -Juebec, in t:ligion Siser St.Athanase, Ursuline fun, Claimants; It is ordered to Moise Labrecque, ksiding in unknown places, and to all ersons who cculd have any claims gainst the estate of the late Leagdre ymond, or on the properties Wbe- « pnging to said estate, to appear with- a month of the last publication of is presen; order, in the newspapers \u2018Evenement and the Chronicle.Quebec, this 15th October, 1912.Prothonotary's Office.\u201d Migned) Alphonse Boissonneatlt, ¢ Dep.P.S.C.\u201d LICITATION r given that pursu- Notice is heretty ho to an order df Mr.Tiburer Desint, Deputy Prothonotary of the upesior Court of this district, dated 4th October instant, an auction sale of the following immoveable belong- Ing te Eugene Marquis and Alma Marquis, will take place at the office of George Eugene Paradis, notary, bos 8t, John street, on Monday, 4th of November next.lot situated on the south-west torner of St.Augustin and O'Connell treets, Quebec, measuring eighty- our feet and nine inches front on D'Connell street, by sixty-six feet and bix inches in depth, on St.Augustin treet, known and designated under the number (4029) four thousand and enty-nine of the pfan and book of efence of the officlal cadastre of [Montcalm Ward, with buildings and dependencies thereon constructed.or further information apply to the undersigned.{ Quebec, 16 October, 1912.G.EUGENE PARADIS, | 406 81.John at, Guess : » John g uebec, ToL 991 sad 66 prilead L \u2014_\u2014 OSTEOPATHY The science of healing without tH use of drugs.Dr.J.F.LANDERS Gsteopathist Consultation and examination free Office : 44 Louis St.Phone 1193, : Here are a few of the ills which yield readily to Osteopathy \u2014 Astama, Fevers, Lumbpgo, Headache, Kidney and Li Diseases, ail forms af knee trouble, including all dislocations, Constipation, Insomnia, Rheumatism, Neuraigia, Nervous Heart Trouble and many others.Spinal Meningitis a sure cure.i St, Patrick's Hockey Glyb The annual meeting of the St.Patrick\u2019s \u2018Hockey Club will be held in St.Patrick's School, Thursday, October [7th At 8.15 PM.Business : Secretary-Treasurer\u2019s report, clection of officers and consid- cration of application to Interprovincial League.By order, .# C.8.COLEMAN, Sec.-Treagurer.LADIES ENPORION D, R.Murphy, Reg'd.COATS.\u2026.-$8.00 to $35.00 SUITS .-.$15.90 to $85.00 Millinery\u2014Parisian and New York Models, which we will not duplicate at any price.$15.00 to $35.00 Hats\u2014Smart and dainty designs from our Work Room.$3.00 to $14.75 Stock completely new.Call on us for all wool underwear, hose.Gloves, neckwear, veils and veiling.Ladies\u2019 Emporium ).À MORPHY, REG.Phone 22 46 Fabrique St mon.thurs._\u2014 \\ LE MARIN WINNER.Montreal, Oct.16\u2014Le Marin, the French heavyweight wrestler who has been touring the West, made his reappearance hefe to-night, defeating Santelli, a Greek in two straight falls.The first came in 19 minutes from a toe hold and the second a quarter of an hour later from a crotch and leg hold.Le Marin showed great improvement on his previous form.Cazeaux, the Bordelais, also tôok two straight from Drake, a Dutch wrestler, who replaced Galvin, owing to the latter being: injured in a match last night.\u2018 Drake was too light for his opponent.SPORTSMEN Send your game heads to Holt, Renfrew & Co., Ltd., to be mounted.First class \u2018work and prompt delivery guar- anteed, \\ / re IN AND ABOUT TOWN |] DEEN Ol = === C0 ee \u2014\u20143i0 BENGORE HEAD IN HITCH WITH CARGO Need of Equipment of the Port Shown by Troubles of Steamer In Discharging.|, The sad need of the equipment of the Part -of bec is forcibly dem- \u201constrated these days in the difficulty the S.S.Bengord ead, which recently went ashore at\u201d Flower Island, is baving in discharging her cargo of Ti ¥ fi steamer, which has been repeatedly in trouble, went ashore at Flower Island, st the entrance to the Straits of Belle Isle and was obliged to jettison the greater part of her deck cargo of timber aud put back to Quebec, where she arrived on Sunday last, The following day divers were sent down to examine her bottom, and reported that the vessel was badly demaged under Compartments: 1 and 2, but that they were not leaking and the vessel is easily kept afloat by her tanks.; It was then decided to discharge lthe ship's eargo of grain, flour, tira- ber and lumber and have her go into the Levis dry dock for repairs.The Bengore Head is lying at the western cross wall of the Louise tidal hasin, engaged An the discharge of her cargo before going into dock.The 400 standard of deals she carried and flour in bags are being taken out without difficulty and with quick despatch by Stevadore Micheal Konney, but the trouble to he met with in the storage of the ship's loose grain.There are stored in the ship's hold 33,000 bushels of grain that must be taken out by means of buckets, loaded into curts and then driven to the old C.P.R.grain elevator, now the property of the Quebec Harbar Commission for storage.Elevator Is Insufficient.This grain elevator is leased to Mr.Richardson, of Kingston, and iu its present condition is no better thanan Grdiary store building.There is no hopper connected with it, or conveyer of any kind that coutd be used to convey the grain from a vessel into the elevator, The former Harbor Commission last spring agreed tr, ameliorate these conditions by adding a hopper and otherwise equipping the elevator with up-to-date accommodations.The contract was awarded to Mr.Jameson, of Montreal, who failed to keep his engagerients, hence the continued crude conditions of the so-called elc- vator, that is of little use as it now stands, and compels the Bengbre Head to discharge her cargo by means of buckets into carts and by that means carried to the elevator storage.E.C.Fry.Lloyd's agent at Quebec, and one af the most practical shipping men in connection with the St.Lawrense toute, speaking of the dif- fieultiod that the Yengore Head was mecting with ia the discharge of the grain in her holds, said yesterday that the non-equipment of the Port of Quebec was not onlÿ lamentable.but a cause of great expense te shipping in general.Port Without An Elevator.He said that ever since the Great Northern slevator was destroyed by fire the port was without the convenience of an elevator, he auly one in existence was-the old C.P.Rbuilding that was mi\u2018us a hopper and unable to eanvev grain from a vessel into ity storage.In consequence of this great drawback the Bengore Head had to resort to a most primitive method of discharging her grain cargo, which was necessary before she was taken to St.Joseph de Levis and there placed in the dry.dock for rEpairs, This necessitated considerable expense, more than four times the amount that it would cost if the port was properly equipped, and had at least one elevator in proper condition to use, In order to discharge the grain, carts would have to be used to carry it to storage, which meant a loss of 10 per cent of the grain by waste to say nothing of the slow and expansive process of the unloading.The sooner these conditions are mended the hetter for the reputation and the business of the port.FIRE ON LOUISE EMBANKMENT coal clams on the western end of the Louise Embankment, about {1 o\u2019c'cok last evening, brought a portion of the heigade to the scene in answer tu a call from Box 318, However, an engine was sufficient to extinguish the blaze and the fire was under control in a short itme.GARRISON CLUB HOLDS ITS ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Quebec Garrison Club was hald last night witha large number of thembers pres- \u2018ent.The thirty-second annual report was read and adopted.The election nf officers for the ensuing year took place with the following result: bull, re-elected.| President, Lt.Col.8.M, re-elected.Vice President, Mr.H.F.Thomson.The present committee were reelected.Gaudet, i x pes A fire, which started in one of the'l Hon.President, Lt.Col.J.F.Turn.\u2019 LENS TRY 00CK 5 NOW OBSOLETE Present Bazin Is Badly In Need of Modem Equipment To Meet Shipping Demands.The present !.evis dey.dock is badly in need of new equipment that will at least make it of some value to ships obliged to seck its service for repairs.The Levis dry dock was built some thirty years ago, and in its day served its purpose.\u2018But in these days, it has not only become too small for the large liners navigating the St.Lawrence, but is now obsokte owing to the lack of up-to-date equipment, During the fifteen years the former Libera! Government held office, the dock was entirely neglected, notwith- ctanding repeated complaints made {rom time to time.by those in charge of the dock and also by the shipping interested.This fact was made clear in a recent investigation held in this city at the request of the present government, to learn ii the many complaints made were justified.Though the result of this investigation was forwarded ia a report to the Government, it has not as yet been made public.It has leaked out, however, that the report is a strong arraignment of the former Liberal Goveriument for it: neglect ta do anything whatever to better the cunditions of the duck, fre- | quently complained of during the whole fifteen years it held office.Pumps Are Obsolete.The greatest complaint made is the absalete pumps in use to pump the water out of the dock after a vessel enters.It takes some fifteen hours with these pumps to reach the bottom of the vessel, while the up-to-date pumps used in dry docks at New York, Bermuda and other ports, only take three hours.Another complaint is the absence of capstans on the top of the dock, useful for various purposes, and \u2018especially as an aid to help to dock a ship.There is also no moving crane, a commodity at all times in demand, and though requested repeatedly, a deaf ear was at all times turned to the demand.In alt cases when a ship was in course of repair the workmen have been obliged to erect a stage with the necessary purchase to lower and lift material nceded for repairs, and frequently no less than 20-ton weights have had to be lowered or hauled up by this means, which has been the cause of much delay, let alone difficulty and danger of handiing, which would have been avoided if a moving crane had been installed.These are only a few instances of the obsolete conditions of the Levis dry dock, that the present Government will have to improve if the dock is to be adequate fur the repairing of those ships which it is big enough to accommodate.SALE.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of St.Andrew's Church will hold their annua! sale on Friday, Dec.13th.COURT OF SESSIONS.Two charges of selling liquor without a license were dismissed in the Court of Sessions yesterday for want of proof.Colds Cause Headache and Grip.LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine removes the cause.There is only one \u201cBROMO QUININE.\u201d Look fcr signature of E.W.GROVE, 25¢.THE BEST UNION.Hops, Malt and Water as united in Fox Head Ales and Porter, and in B.B.Lager offer the best relief for thirst, the West tonic for tired muscles and nerves.Fox Head Brewery products are famous for their purity as well as for their favor.All dealers can supply you, STEAMER MONTMAGNY OFF FOR BELLE ISLE.The Government steamer Montmagny left last evening for Belle Isle with stores to supply the lighthouses, and bring back to Quebec the workmen who have been all summer engaged on public works in the Lower St.Lawrence.Mr.Parent, engineer connected with the Quebec Agency of the Marine and Fisheries Department, went down the river as a passenger on board the Montmagny, to take observations of the work done during the summer.and report progress to the Department at Ottawa.Ladies\u2019 Sik Mandarin Coats The balance of our Japanese Evening Wraps will be sold at a reduction of 25, We have only a limited number of these garments.Holt, Renfrew & Co, Lid., Buads Street WALKS OFF WAM \u201cIND.THE RIVER Port Joli Farmer Hes Narrow Escape From Dawning a * \u2018the St.Lawrence: A farmer from Port Joli named Demache bad § narrow escape from drowning last gvening.He walked over the King's wharf into the river and was rescys: with some difficulty.Demachg, in company with four companions, made his way from the Lower Town last evening to pay his respects to one of the crew on the Government steamer Montcalm.This steamer had just backed out à short distance into tbe river to allow the steamer Montmagny, bound for Belle Isle, to leave ber moorings.In the meantime Demache walked down the wharf towards its frontage, and not in the least apprehensive of any danger he walked off the wharf into the river, where he was seen struggling Ly the crew of the Montealm and by people on the wharf.A ling was thrown from the deck of the Montcalm to the struggling man, who grasped hold of the end.Considerable excitement prevailed among the crew of the steamer and the men on the wharf, but one cool head on the wharf ran and procured a ladder, which he lowered down by the side of the wharf and while his companions held on to the top he ran down and fastened a rope around Demache\u2019s body.Demache was pulled from the river op to the wharf in an exhausted condition, but soon recovered and went hig way.Reiss Condon Is No Chg (Continued from First Page) ture went to 99, but soon receded to ORE The fact that a rib wag fractured, which wes not no disclosed until today, and that the precise location of the bullet had not been discovered, added to the feeling of uncertainty.\u2018NOT YET OUT OF DANGER.Not before Friday, if all goes well, will the physicians be prepared to say that their patient is out of danger.The intervening period will be required to determine whether blood poisoning or other complications are to be feared.Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.after a talk with his father and a consultation with the physicians, expressed the feelings of those about the ex- president to-day.\u201cIt will De four or five days,\u201d said he, \u201cbefore we can breathe easily.\u201d ; Col.Roosevelt spent a quiet and apparently care-free day, seemingly the least concerncd of all.He was cheered by the appogrance of Mrs.Roosevelt, who arrived early in the day from New York and remained with him constantly.Me felt no pain, he said, and moved about at will on his bed, reading or dictating telegrams or talking witb members of his family, In the afternoon he slept for a time.Lo.Dr.John B.Murphy, who is in charge of the case; Dr.Arthur Dean Bevan and Dr.Scurry Terrell, Col.Roosevelt's physician, held three consultations during the day.Aside from the official bulleting which they issued, which gave little indication of any change, they would say little of the condition of the patient.Why it wag that the fracture of Col.Roosevelts rib was not disclosed until today was not made known, although it was said *there was no cause for alarm on this account.Mrs.Roosevelt Takes Charge.As soon as Mrs, Roosevelt reached the hospital this morning she took charge of affairs She was accompanied by Theodore Roosevelt, Jr, Mrs.Nicholas Longworth and Misa Ethel Roosevelt.Later in the day Congressman Longworth A arrived.Mrs.Roqsevelt installed herself in a room adjoining that of her husband and during the day seldom left his bedside.Mrs.Roosevelt's first move was to decree that the Colonel must see no visitors except the members of his family.Once or twice during the day she made exceptions, but otherwise she adhered firmly to her resolution, The Colone! was \u201cfeeling fine\u201d and ready to receive visitors, but Mrs.Roosevelt gave him no opportunity to pass upon her ruling, for she made it on her own authority and saw to it that it was enforced.She received the cards and messages fo: her husband and sent back her replies, with the result that the Colonel himself did not known who wished to sec him, + Colonel's Campaign Done.The impression grew to-day (hat Col.Roosevelt would he able to do little or nothing more in the cam- aign.Althqugh he expressed the ope of leaving for Oyster Bay on Sunday, it is probable he will be compelled to remain in the hospital for at least à week longer and that after his arrival at Fame he will not be permitted to plunge into the campaign again.Associates of Col.Roosevelt said that while he was deeply disappointed at being obliged to leave the fight during the closing weeks, when it was to be hardest, he was showing nn concern as to the possible effect of his removel from the field of battle.lt is Col.Roosevelt's desire to make at least ong more speech before elec: tion day, and that in bis own state of New York.1f he can do nathing else he hopes tq sneak in Madisag Square Garden, \u201col All: women got bilique, hepdachy 3»d constipated\u2014eimply becyuse they don'y exercige enough.They don't at cars food, or enough fruit and green vegetables.Those are nature's ways of keeping the liver snd thirty feet of bowels active; but very few women employ them.The next best way is delightful, fquity Syrup of Figs.Nearly all ills of yomen can be ovgrcome with Syrup of Figs along.Thess is ao need to have pick hea ache, backache, dixginess, stomach your and full of gases, bilioug spells, sallownesy, coated fongue, bad breath, bad complexion, nervousness and depression.The surest and safest rerhedy is one or twq teaspoonfuls of delicious Syrup of Rigs.Try this to- night\u2014you'll {eel splendid in the morn- Waste-clogged bowels, torpid.liver and decaying food fn stons ach cayse of sick headache, gas, beckache, alipw- | _ ma\" biliousness and indigestion, .s ~ Tg + \u2018 re Tama ra MADAM | IF YOU DON'T FEEL RIGHT °° JA TAKE DELICIOUS SYRUP OF FIGS.2 ey ~ ing when the sour bile, clogged oy waste and polsonous matter bave bode gently but\u2019 thoroughly moved on and out & yopr system, without nausep, griping or weskness Your head will be clesr, complexion rosy, breath sweef, stomach regulated ; no more constipation, gases, paing and aches.: If © simply 3 matter of keepin your oo is liver god bow: s ess and regular.Then you wil always be well\u2014elways look and feel your: 8 .\u2018 Bat the genuine\u2014the oM ref-| able.Ask y druggist for \u201cSyrup! of Hi and Elixir of Senns.\u201d Refyse with contempt, the so-called Fig Syrpps sometimes gubstituted to fool you e true, soupe, bears the name Californis iz yrup Company; look for this on the label.> A NAMED JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT Isidore N.Rellean, K.C.Is Ap- _pointed To Bench By Ottawa Government.A special despatch received last evening from the Ottawa correspondent of the Chronicle announces the fact that Isidore Belleau, K.C., senior member of the legal firm of Belleau, Pelletier, Belleau, Baillargeon and Belleau, of Quebec, was yesterday named Judge of the Quebec Superior Court.: \u2019 Mr.Belleau is one of the oldest and bec Bar.He was admitted tq practice in 1871, and has bad # yery successful career, as well as enjoying one of the largest practices in the city.\u20ac has always made Levis his gesid- ence and is a former Mayor of \u2018that city, and on several occasiors has pleaded before the British Privy Council.The appointment of Mr.Belleau tq a seat on the Quebec Superior Court bench has veen expected for some time past, and the knowledge that the honor would be conferr® on him has been popular with the entire Bar irrespective of politics.! Besides he deserves the honor from a party standpoint, inasmuch as be has best known practitioners of the Que-* rendered the Conservative party yeoman service during the past three decades.» CHAMPLAIN ELECTION.The voting for an alderman for:No- 2 sept in Champlain Ward jn the lacy 8 the late Aldgrmar Dinan, bas bec ed {of the Sth of November next, nomination fo take place on tbe 29th of October.; Ten pritoners none of thera mem-< berg of ny temperance gocigty, appeared before the Recorder yoster- day.Seven were gentenced to fines ranging from $5 and costs or eight days\u2019.jail to $10 and costs or ons month respectively, and three were dicharged, \u2018 À CURE FOR DRUNINESS HTH THE EACH OF AL That Alogholism is 3 diseagp is now recognized by Science.No man in his senses fringy disprpce 3nd ruin op himself gnd city 2h ough pice.Alcure stopg the craving for dy builds up the sysbem, 3 neryes.is Fearn Mer p or beggfit gr money refung er cafe Aleurg No.1 can be gi fod en pecs retly br wy wils or mbt rally 0 a J apeliiness.\u2018Alcuin 17 2 is the Lo mid Cai ba our stor ly $1.00 per he > or \u2018our PS about Alcurs- Br.Morin &# Ce, Drusgiets, Qutbeo Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street Creat Hoslery Sale Buy Ponman's \u201cCanadian make\u201d plain® castimere ateckings for ladies, à perfect fitting hese, (absolgptely without seams, superior to a English urakes, Sce what excellent values we give you forammnwenmage25c \u2018A good line of plain union castimere, withtdouble heels and toés, sizes 8% to 10.Price, per paif.sen25¢ Mo eos eters sium sess omen: @ 28e A AY 35c, OR THREE PAIRS\u2018 FOR $10.00 £ This is a fine cashmere hose, shaped leg, rein- foreed heels and toe, sizea 8% to 10 arrermerendate \" A \u20ac 2e 5 \u2014- a ver \"ur \u201cTHE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANC :- LAN LINE TURBINE STEAMERS ts LIVERPOOL LARGEST STEAMERS, MONTREAL 1 Lesa! Agents, or ALLAN, BAR & 18% Champlain Street LETITIA.\u201cA Stgarants fuuté with \u201cht ; { ola T] 047.50 ped BA Is eR SWELL Apply smy vieamship agent or D CO.Limited, THE ROBERT RATQEE CUNARD INF THOMSON JOINT LONDON FPREIJIHT SERVICE Cold Storage and Cool NE oa oll Steamers From Montreal LE CERVONA .Cet.18 ; TA 001, 36 TRE am .Nov.3 Vhe ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited, AGENTS.Leith Service .8, BELLONA, about we Oct.LON.ai wae LB IONA, shot \" £9.BELLONA, about.Til ROBEKT REFORD CO.Limited, AGENTS ; Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, St.John, N.B., and all Cunard Line | Agents | 2 des Choeus Gent & Dole des CHOIEUTS S.S.GASPESIEN Will sail from Quebec Wednesday, October 2nd, 16th and 30th, at three o'¢lock p.Mi.for Ports of Gaspe and Bale dés Chaleurs Coast, as far Paspebist Freight will be recetved at Champlain market pontoon the day of sail- \u2018og till 2 o'clock p.m.plendid accommodftion for passengers.For further intormation wpply to mee a 4 M.POULIOT,.\u2014 .Corner St.Paul end Dambourges Sta Tel.2861.F.8.STOCKING, Ticket Agent.Nov.3 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TFMISCOUATA RAILWAY.TIME TABLE Taking Effect June 3rd, 1912 Ke.à le) Leaves Riviere du Loup.1,30 No 8.1a) Tomes Bviere de LseciE ne & (a) fos noes, NB.Ne & (a ves Riviere du Loup AD Con prunes EEFEXKES aves Conno Arrives Kigi Trains Daily x vet, 31 Buade Btre evard St.Laws ty Montreal, .G.Gitndy, General Manager.V.X Belangef, Freight sad Passanger Agent, ere du Loup, Get your milk and cream from B thé Brookside Dalry and you & BR bave the purest, cleanest and & safest available.a PHONES- 5 Dairy, St.Louis Road.3850 2 City Depot, 211 St.John Se.3004 Nor, 18.Qt 18 Ancdals MAURETANIR $5758 LUSITANIA fe 20022 CARONIA CARMANIA CAMPANIA 040 Mess | Nerd BAN Jab i | fx MAM dee if SOL.LONDC 5, BERLIN, VIENNA LIVERPOOL, LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, Mauretanis and Luaitanis do not deira Cibraitar Cenoa Naples Ti ro ES PANNONIA CARPATHIA 2 OCT.924 noon Oralte Madeira.omit LIN: » furnished for an: Quotations Winter Cruise LACONIA 1 Plers Foot W.14th Bt, N CUNARD LINE IAN LONDON PASBENOBE CANAD SERVICE From Seithemston Mem) Ost.8.J.8.8 ABOANIA.oF.; BONLA.+.D \u201cId pics Plymouib Eastbound Jira oe Seg inl BR LES\" EE A i Torestn, SL Joba, NB, Hairdasr te Ts .AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS FROM QUEBEC Empress of Britain Efpress of jreland.Nov.Empress of Britalo, , FROM MUNTREAL AND QUEBEC .Lake Champlain co.ovoenenn verasnenn 3 Take Maniioba CO Nov.8 CHRISTMAS SAILINGS.From St.John, N.B.Empress of Ireland.Nov.29 Lake Manitoba.Dec 7 \u2018Empress of Britain.Dee.13 Raith lang, Fe.oh applcatige pair té Yes Sn Le sormer Palais HL Li fibre Sta ie St.atest Frontenac and at tion Ticket Office, Quel © 1.P.MOORE.Fr.S.Stecking, Hone & Muver, snd Also at 8% e pee Offices Montreal, Quebec and Paris, Prance LG BABEREE Stock Brokers Members of the Monireal Stock Exchange Private wire to Montreal and New York MoCILL BURROUGHS, 74 Peter Street, Manager.W.Norton Masse GENERAL INSYAAN33 BR): 111 Mountain Hill TORS will Find a Patent Office PME in Quebec Clg opened by 1 FETHERSTONHAUGH & SON LOUIS ALPWONSE POULIOT, LL.D., Lagu! Adviser 7 BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING Mentren! 0 Quetso Liverpoel h egal Nov.3.Uct.2 Hates, First $92.00; Second, $5178 *One Claes Cabin Service[lI), $52 and 854 From Winter Ports, viz: Portiand snd Halifax at Winter Rates.S.S.CANADA OCT.19 AND REGULARLY THER La urentle, Nov.2: %xDec.1.ce EAFTER AS FOLLOWS ; xCanade, Nov.18; Dec.?1 «Teutonie, Nov.3\u2019; *[eo, 14.New Yurk\u2014Queenstown\u2014Lirerpool de.Let.24 | Celtie.\u2026.\u2026.Nov.7 LE eared Oct 31 | Cymsh~.Mov.18 N.Y.}lzmouth- Cherbourg Southhmpton q \u2026 NEW YORK.,: Sanne: \" ed % ! MAdESTiO.Nov.1e WINTER RIVIERA .ITALY, EGYPT Tia MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS, MONACO \u201cAdriatio\u201d © \"Cedrio\u201d Largest british Mediterranean Steamers .Apply to lotal agents or W.M.Macpherson, 53 Dalhousie St.Accumulated Funds .ooo Revenue for the Year,.«ooues Investments in Canada, over.The Raversiona 920.amounted to $8,087, 1 with profit policies.W.MORTON MAMSEY, * 441 Mountain Hill, Quebec, ry Bonus to Policyholders for period ol 1903 to 1910 00, being at the rate of $18 per $1,000 per annum on MEDITERRANEAN PORTS Cretie.Uêt.iW} Cretle, .Nov.33 Canepio.Nov, #1] Adrietic.\u2026.Nov.au RED STAR LING New York\u2014Dever\u2014Antwerp [tor Paris} Vaderland .Oet.19 | Kroonlsnd.Oct.30 CRUISES PANAMA CANAL West Indies South Amarioa \u201cLaurentio\u201d° \u201cMegantio\u201d Twe Largest, Newest and Minest in the Trade JAN.& JAN.22, ¥EB 8 FEB.22 E COMPANY Cor ener vous «000 .963,759,000.00 2,600,000,00 &,000,000.00 pee or avossues tancoo sees secs ben, À chiat Agusagritdialy s-\u2014-Riviora, Italy, Egypt FRANCONIA Lx 5 UND THE WORLD TRIPS, 65:10\", Special through Rates to Egypt, India, Chime, Japon, Manille, Australie, New Zesiand, South Afries and South America.Tours io Spain, orth iver, Office 34_State \u2018Stocking, 32 St.Lewis stop at Queenstown, east.) te Flume TONIA as PES noon a & EL at Naples, Trieste Flame 1f CARONIA 32.3% bru Be fess ST EU Betest, J.P.E.GAGNON V.E.PARADIS Publio Aocountant AUBITOR AND CURATOR Accousite Investigated and Collected Arrangements and - Compromises.Liquidation of Insolvent Estates Crt All work entrustedsto me will be etondmically and promptly attended to.\u2018 RICHELIEU COMPANY BUILDING, 44 Daihousie Éttees NODOUGALL & COWANS- S106H Brokers 31 ST.PETER STREET H.8.THOMSON LaRUE & TRUDEL ACCOUNTANTS 98 St, Patr Si.= Quebec .Telephones 4520 & 4521 Accountants, auditors, apraisers, ad- ministtators, trustees, liquidation o! insolvent estiites, comptomise between debtors and creditors.© } t Commerolal News is NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.McDonald & Lesperatice, stock brokers, private wire to New York and Montreal, Hochelaga Bank Building.Telephone 1227.(Canadian Press Service.) New York, Oct.16 \u2014Cessation of the war between Italy and Turkey stimulated bullish sentiment on ali the foreign exchanges to-day, that feeling later spreading to our own market, which opened active, broad and strong.The movement ran largely towards the specialties and \u201cpooled\u201d issues, although many standard securities registered material gains, Canadiah Pacific was again the chief feature of the railway group, opening with a rise of over 4 points.Coalers, grangers, transcontinentals and trunk lines shared to a lesser extent, while industrial ad metals, as well as the stocks of a miscellaneous character gained from 1 to 3 points.Coppers were especially strong, partly as a result of statistic from London disclosing a marked decrease in supplies of the metal abroad, and also because of the bélief that the Amalgamated dividend will be increased at to-morrow's meeting of the directors.United States Steel, as well as the issues of the independent iron companies were active at hetter prices, to the accompaniment of another upward revision of price schedules.WY In the final hour dealings fell off to a market extent and the list, with few exceptions, showed the effects of extensive realizing, Recessions were nominal, however, compared with the early rise, and the close was active with another upward movement in prices.* London followed its home buying of Americans with further purchases here, the extent of its absorption he- ; NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.C.W.WALCOT, STOCK and BOND BROXER Member Quebec Stotk Exchange Government, Municipal and Railway Debentures Bought and Sold.Tel 377, 98 St, Peter Streo! QUEBEC \u2014\u2014 Buying the moet income safely ls the problem of every Investorcarry at all times a variety of Investment Securities \u2018which have been carefully selected and approved by èx- perts, and esch of which has qualifiea- tions making it adaptable to the ueeds of some particular Investor.Write or Phone to C.W.WALCOT.ett Bell Phone 3033, P.O.Box 367.BOSSE &BANKS Steel Blams, Columns, Plates, Gas and Water Pipes, Contractors\u2019, Municipal and Builders\u2019 Supplies.Machinery and Other Specialties.GOARD OF TRADI BUILDING, 39 St.Paul St., Quebec.Quotations on the New York Stock Exchange as tepôrtéd through Bruqu & Dupuis, by Charles Head & a, Open.High.Low.Close.Amal Cop .0% 91% 90% 91% Atchison .110% 110% 109% 109% Am Car Fdy.60% 61% 60% 61% Am Loco.43% \u2014 \u2014 43% Am S & Ref.86% 87% 86% 87% Am § R Co.127 127% 127 127% Ana Cop .45 46% 44% 461; Balt & Ohio.107% 108 107% 107% Brook RT .90% 90% 9% 90 CP Ry.260% 269% 68% 29% Col F & Tron 42% \u2014 \u2014 42% Ches & Ohio.R3 83% 83 83 Can.46 46% 45% 43% Cent Leath .31% 334 314 324 crie.36 364 35% 364 Gas Con .147 147 14614 14635 Reet Sugar .70 704 69 9% Beth Steel .51 51 50% 504 Ge North pfd.140% 141 140% 141 Interb'h-Met.214 21% 214 21% [ES 224 \u2014 \u2014 224 TN Cent.130% 130ÿ 130 130 Kan & Tex .29 204 28% 29% Lehigh Val .176%4 176% 176% 1764 Lou & Nash.160% 161% 160% 161% Mo Pac .45% 45% 45 45 Nevada .22% 225 224 22% Nat Lead .63% 66% 63% 664 : Nor & West.116% 116% 116 116 No Pac.127 12735 126% 127 NY Cent.116 116 115% 114 Ont & West 7 2-1 \u2014 37 Pennsylvania.124% 124% 12414 124% Pet Cal.60% 20% 69% 7004} Pet Mex .87% 89% 874 89% Reading .177% 177% 176% 177% Rock Island.273% 27% 27% 274 Do pfd .S414 85 544 55 Rep T & Steel 33%.33% 33% 33% Son com .14446 145% 144% 145% St Paul , .112% 112% 112 112 So Pac.H% 11 L 111% Sou Ry.29% 3 29% 20 Do pfd.82 82% 81% 824 Toledo .\u2014 7% Un Pac.3% 172% 173% U S Steel .78% 79% 78% 704 Do pfd .114% 1145 114% 114% V-C Chem .48%; 48% 48 48 Wabash ofd.14% 14% 14% (41; CLOSING LETTER, | By private wire to Neuville Belleau & Co.99 St.Puter Street, Quebec Phones -4076.New York, Oct.16.\u2014 There were ! heavy buying orders in the market this morning and prizes opened with a boom that carried Canadian Pacitic Railway 4 points np.to 269%.while the other active issues were from % to 2 points to the good.The reason advanced for the bullish demonstration was the delinite tonclusion of peace hetween Italy and Turkey and the general feeling that the larger powers would not allow the Balkan up rising to irterferece with the peace of Europe.Coppers were in strong demand, Amalgamated opened at 90%.to 90%, showing an over-night Rain of 124 pointe; Smelters was up 1 point.The market for capper nretal showed a sharp recovery in London, heing 1 pound higher and the foreign visible supply showed a decrease of 810 tone.After the early activity and advance the market quieted down and prices reacted slightly.Some of the low-priced industrials were taken in hand and moed to a higher level, notably the paper stocks.Corh Product and Central Leather also.Atchison carnings for September are ex- nected tn show an increase of $850.000 to $900,000, while the first week in October is expected to increase $185,- 000 in gross.The Tohacéo shares were all strong, with confident talk of increased and extra dividends.The ing estimated at 3000 shares, chiefly of Amalgamated Copper and Steel.| Easler monetary conditions prevailed | abroad, but the best judgment points to an increase in the British discount rate this week.Some kint of this was contained in the advance of the Bank of Belgium's rate from 4 to 5 per cent, Local money rates indicated increased firmness, despite increased apply.Bonds were steady and fairly ae- | tive Total sales, par value, amount.| ed to $1,605,000, United States Government honds closing was strone at the highest quotations.generally, Amalgamated Conner reaching 9114.We look for further advance.with increasing activity and should buy stocks on all favorable chances.MONTREAL CLOSING LETTER.Received over the private wire of McDougall & Cowans, stock brokers, 81 8: Peter Street.Montreal, Oct, 16.\u2014On higher ca-! bles from London the Montreal mar- ! ket opened this morning very strong and continued so during the day's were unchanged on call.rr \u2014\u2014 MAY BE FOUND able connections.Correspondence 18 8t.James Street.Lounsbetry & Co, N.Y.S.E.THE BEST INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY IN THE WORLD.We have direct quotation service to ail markets and unimpeach- BARRY & McMANAMY, STOCK BROKERS, HERE AT HOME, carnestly invited, Phone.$226.à | Montreal 8.8.Oswald Bros.x , Members of Montres Stock Exchange TO Trae pfd .| and 2,619,000 francs in silver, TY Private Wire Mons: 3 New York, Boston, and Toronte\u2014\u2014 Any orders instructed to ns will ree ceive_our best attention, We wil ty fureish information ing any exzuritis @ alk-in oa suy of the above exchange Telephones No.48 IS i fm Arthur Bruneau, Montreal Quebec BRUNEAU & DUPUIS STOCK and BOND BROKERS Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange, Al orders executed on the New York, Boston and Chicago Exchanges.Telephone 159$.11-13-15 Sault au Matelot, QUEBEC.\u2014\u2014\u2014 trading, Power selling up to 236%, C.P.R.to 269%, both closing at their high.Iron suld up to 63%, being offered at 63 at the close, Textile was firm at 75%.The rest of the market showed good gains for the day.The unlisted department was also strong, Brazil selling up to 95, Brick at 58 and Tramway Power at 50%.MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.Quotations furnished by Messts.Neuville Belleau & Co, 93 St.Peter street, Quebec.Buyers.Sellers Can Pac Ry .OK 269% Minn & St Paul , ., Toronto Street ., .Twin City .Detroit Ry .Halifax Tram .Ottawa Power .178 Quebec Ry .15% Quebec Ry bonds .15% Winnipeg Ry .225 Shawinigan .144% Rich & Ont .115 Mont Power | 236% Dom Steel .|.63 Dom Tron pfd .102 Can Cement .8% Can Cement pid .934 Steel Co of Can .3 Steel Co of Can pid mn Nova Scotia .89 Belt Phone .| .153 Ogilvie Milling .128 Lake of Woods .135 Span River .65% Laurentide Pulp .229% Sherwin Williams .54 Pom Tex.75% Dom Tex pid .103 Crown Reserve .- Penman Ltd .58 Penman Ltd pid 90 Can Car .86 Can Cotton .\u2018 31 Can Cotton pfd .75 Dom Canners .70% Pom Park .\u2026 .160 Goodwins .Kaministiguia Pow.Mexican ., Packers .\u2026 : Porto Rico | .Sawyer .Goodwins pid | .Sherwin pid .Mont Cotton pfd ; Span River nfd .93 Smart Bag pfd .104 Tooke pid .88% Tramway Deb .Banks: - Commerce ., .2 Hochelaga .1714 Molsong .\u2014 Montreal ._ National .142 Quebec .2212000000.132 Royal .css s.c 00e 224% 225 Union ._ 152 Toronto .100000 = New Brunawick .259% \u2014 Sales: Crown Reserve, 200 at 349%: 500 at 349: 2250 at 350: 400 at 352; 2600 at 355; 500 at 360: 10 ac 355, C P Ry.25 at 209: 30 at 268%: 125 at 269%: 25 at 260%, Cement pfd, 5 ag 93.Dom Stee), 15 at 63%: 70 as 63, Shawinigan, 25 at 143%: 60 at 144, Detroit, 25 at 7214; 50 at 72; 25 at 7244.Mont Power, 371 at 236: 265 at 236: Notios of Asigoman In the Matter.of Miss M.Hayes, Millinery Btore, Québec: Notice is hereby given that the said insotvent has madg us.a voluntary assignment for the benefit of her creditors on the 15th of October, 1912.The creditors of the said insolvent | [are requested to fyle their claims as 400n a3 possible, ; Quebec, October 15th, 1912, Lefaivre & Lefuivfe, : Assignees, Office : 98 St.Peter St, Quebecoct16x2 Travel via the Canadian Northern Quebec Railway, Quebec to Portneuf, Grand Mere, Shawinigan Falls, Jolistte and Montreal.: No person should miss a trip over this scenic route, Ths railway skirts the shore of the St Lawrence for 40 miles.Trains leave Grebéc as follows : 9.30 A.M.\u2014Daily, exeept Sunday, for Montreal and intermediate points.5.30 PM.\u2014Daily, except Friday, St.Casimir.5.30 P.M.\u2014Frida, snd only for Shawini 8.55 A.M\u2014Sunday only, winigan Falls, Parlor-Buffet Car service is operated between Quebec and Montreal.Excursionto Montreal and Return $3.60 Adult Saturday Falls or Shanot later than Oct.22nd, 1912, Saturday and Sunday for $1.90 Child - Good going October 19th.To return [* EXCURSION: to - Ny MONTREA Saterday, Octaber 19th, 192 wr ON 1 dH RAILWAY \u201c| $3.80 Rat $3.80 Tickets good going by special trais only, Jeaving Quebec, Palais Station, at 1.50 p.91, and returning by ull regular traine up to,and including Tuesday, October 22nd, 1912 PARLOR CARS.\u2014 For further particulars, tickets, etc apply to 30 St.John St, corner Palais Hill, 46 Dalhousie £t., Chatess Frontenac and at Station Ticket Ofe fice, Quebec, : C.J.P.MOORE, General Railway and Steamship Agency.All lines represented.\\ J TRUNK DEPARTURES OF TRAINS No.5 Locel\u2014At 6.30 a.m.for Riche mond, Sherbrooke, Montreal and Ime termediate stations, *No.3, Express\u2014At 12.30 p.m.fog Montreal and intermediate stationa, connecting at Montreal for Ottawa, and the West, also New York, Boston and New England points.tNo, I, Mail-\u2014At 7.20 p.m.fèt Porte land and New England points, also lod Montreal and intermediate stations, connecting st Montreal with the lng ternational Limited for West\u2014 ARRIVALS.\u201cDaily.+Daily except Sunday.*740 am.1.55 pm.110.40 p.m.GEO.H.STOTT, C.P&T A, .Quebec INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY Return, $3.80 19th, 1912.Return 22nd, 1912, limit Tuesday, Fort street, 22 Dalhousie street; telephone numbers 5% and 99, and Hore & Rivet, 31 Buade street, telephone No.4:04.S.J.NESTOR, City Ticket Agent.R.O.SWEEZEY CIVIL and FORESTRY ENDINEE Metropolitan Building, QUEBEC.Fhones 545 Ma Carrying the Royal Mail From Quebes Stsamer From Brivtei § Oct.30.Royal Edward.Nov 13 § Nov 13.Royal George.Nov 27 § CHRISTMAS SAILINGS.Flom Halifax.From Bristol.Nov.2?.Royal Edward.à Dec.11.Royal George.Dec 27 Tinest equipped steamers on § the Atlantic\u2014submarine tele- § KR phone, Marconi operated aay § M and night.For fares and full particulars À HO too mn se ie se, Hi $ .ne.ia St, Hons £3 uit Se W.W.Johnston C F.&P.A, Can.Nor.Bldg St Andrew S: } Phone 415 25 at 236%: 100 at 236%; 10 at 236.Laurentide Pulp, 50 at 230: 25 at 229: 25 at 228%, | Nova Scotia, 10 at 88; 50 at 881 ;.Soo, 25 at 145.| Rich & Ont, 178 at 114%; 50 at 114%: 500 at 115, Toronto, 35 at 143: 10 at 142%.Lake of Woods, 10 at 132.- Quebec Ry bonds.5000 at 58, Mont Power bonds, 5000 at 9914, .Converters, 28 at 44%: 10 at 45, Car Fdy, § at 8; 7 ar 83 Textile \u201cB,\" 250 at 103%, Sherwin, 15 ne 53%.Shawinigan Rights, 50 at 24: 58 at 24e: 170 at 244; 3 at 24: AN at 246: 50 at 2%, Steel pid, 18 at 90%: 70 at 90.Span River, 88 at 65.Can Lnen honds, 1000 at 99, Union Bank, 11 ne 152, Can Taco pfd.28 ar04 4, Dom Park, SO at 150, New Brunewick Bank, $0 ar 239%.Lake of Wonids nfd, 13 at 108, Cement bonds, 3000 nt 100, Car Fdy pfd, 5 at 114, messes» BANK OF FRANCE STATEMENT Paris, Oct.16.\u2014The weekly statement of the Rank of ¥France, when issued to-morrow, will show decreases of 4308000 francs in gold holdings NATIONAL LIN The 88 NATASHQUAN, Capt.Jos.Boucher, Will sail Saturday, September 28th, at ?p.m, {rom Quebec for Nhtashquan and all North Store Ports of call, \u2018| with passengers, mails and gentral cargo.Freight will be received at Pointe-a-Carcey whatl.October sailings, 12th and 26th.For all information apply to The National Navigation Co, Ltd, 116 Dalhousie Street.Tel 309, LONDON MARKETS, London, Oct, 16,\u2014R, .> deifogat, Îla 144, mubcovade, da 34 rad or, i Saleutta ¢ed, Oet-Nof.Linked oft 330 144.1\" Linreed oil, SN éd.Sperm oil, £30, Petroleum, Amiclean refined, 84; rs i à apirits, 30e 44 utpentin , fa me; Rosin, American strained, fine, 19, \u2014 Quebec to Montreal and Date of issues Saturday, October October Further information on application to City Tickets Offices, Nos, 7 Du BEC CENTRAL, Phone 567.| Que Raitway | Through New York Sleeping Car Every Day DINING CAR SERVICE.Trains Leave Levis, 800 A.M.\u2014For Portland, Sherbrooke and all local stations, daily except Sunday.330 P.M.\u2014For New York and Boke ton, connecting at Shere brooke with Pullman for Boston daily.For Chaue diere Valley and Megane tic divisions daily exceps Sunday.Ferty from Quebec 30 minutes im advance of train departure.For furthér information and Pulle man reservations apply F.8.Stockeing, C.and D.P.Agent, 32 St.Louig 18t., Agent for Thos.Cook & Son, and aH Ocean Steamers.Quebec Steamship Co.Ltd, ST.LAWRENCE LINE Quebec to Gaspe Coast Ports, Gaspey Mal Bay, Perce, Summerside, Charlottetown and Picton.LA TASCAPENIA.1,900 tons.with mous modern Secommudation for pastengers.wifi self from Champlain Market pontosns, Qu Friday, ih October and &b Nevember, NEY BERMUDA AND NEW YORK WEST INDIES L'N£S From Pier 47, North River.New Yurtÿ ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA, $3.PERMUDIAN, 10.518 lohs displacement, fle frem New York at 2 pm.SRR October, ih, 18th and 27th November aad, otecy 10 day« (hurestrer, and ly steamer i puratpets di the date ni Dé re From New York for Se, Thomas, St.Craig ti loupe, Doninise, Marius, Nb Luca, Bérbadoes au Des merare \u2019 88.KORON A, at ?p.m., 23th Octobee.Por all information epply te C STEAMSHIP CO, LT QUEBE jhousie Btréet.De F.8 STOCKING, HONE & RIVET, Ticket Agents, Quebes, Richelleu & Ontario Navigation Co.Montrea! Service Daily EXCEPT Sundays y at6P.M.SAGUENAY SERVICE Sailings twice 8 week, every Tutse day and Saturdty at 8 am.or rates, reservations, ete, call af the Company\u2019s office, 48 Dalhousie ft, epee stn « Province of Quebec, District of Roberval, Superior Court.No.52, Dame Amands, Martel, of St.Coeur de Marie, wife common as to property of Bugene Fortin, former contractée, duly authorired to ester en justice, plaintiff ; ve.Eugene Fortih, of the same place, former contractor.Am action for separation as to property has been imatituted by the go against thy defend oberval, September, 1912.ak J.D.Pemphile Vallee, Attorney for Plainti oct?x) She @mibee Eheonidy i be Wee Brea Ht, een Jr Ee a co .' + x 10 UEÈEC CHRONICLE, - mre SDA Y, OCTOBER 17, 1912, ! : | | \u2018Se ble Goods NO STONE HAULING - -M6AS0ONa 00 \u2018Correspondence >.\u2019 4 oe mm BY STREET CARS .Coal Scuttles and Shovels If the correspondent signing his | | ' .letter \u201cHumanity\u201d under date of the Ash Pans and Sifters 14th instant, wili sign his name in full | Road Committee Refuses Re- , to the correspondence in question, we eo fi \u201cH tl \u201d Ash Sift shall be pleased to publish same.A| Quest of Battlefields Commis- rom our .ustier ers 1 Statement such as is made in this ; M qu.\u2018 - communication requires a responsible sion\u2014Other eetin + .(Makes no dirt or dust) signature to ensure its publication .® : Ther mometer S snd the corresponding responsibility.Four civic committees held meet- .To the Editer of the Chronicle : ings at the City Hall last evening, .* w i usiness .Fire Place Trimmings finding, ba \u201camie Pleasure in fue | wer considerable routing business t co make Ji his duty to po e out the time Surended by Mayor Drouin and Al- ! Mantels and Grates £78 Place where ay danger en, | {men Coker Vere\u201d Daas, , \u2014 a wo avoid great calamities, tier, Martin, Madden, Cote, Gauvin, Y el e a X ï | à en S | : ) #t Thursday, knowing that fresh Pouliot, Gosselin and Plamondon.> \u2018 fish ls received by all merchants for Ald.Pouliot presided over the Road , the following day, Friday, I went to Committee meeting, which refused to i : » Montesimville grocer, who had just accept the request of the Battlefilds A Real Opportunity to Becure Qne of this Season's Costumes at Less Than Cost Prices.\" \u2018 asd) fresh Moi, I bought) Commission to allow the Q R.L.& s of lialibut at 16 cents à , 80-9) St Paul Street pound (it is to show ther yen 8 P.& qe to transfer bro en paone \u2014\u2014\u2014 EE Es rege hen hot on end pr the cheapest calm., LADIES\u2019 SUITS.MEN'S OVERCOATS.= \u2014 ] e ti \u20ac next morn- Th i decided to offer Dr., 20000000 Sl : \" , ing.It was then so bad that it had Ww, Verge.$2800 los 2 \u2018portion of his gored to order.SH A oa Tailored to order, complete for.$14.78 ; to be thrown out, to use a common Property, corners of Cote Ste.Gene- Cheviots, Venetians and other fashionable suitings.This special offer to gentlemen is afforded by he opportunity to procure a suit tailored to our men\u2019s tailoring department in reason of a large of 31400 ne me west materials Xt the JE low pd \u2019 overstock of our last fall shipments in Scotch and from the ladies\u2019 tailoring department, English Tweeds, The suit will be fashionable in any plain style You can select your material in a large and com- You corts¥ Cheviors, ice of materia, ncluding plete assortment of the newest wetves and good and Tweed Suitings in Blue, Brown, Grey, including trimmings, Positively worth $20.00.Made to order Black\u2014good linings.tnd complete for .$14.78 the head of it, but I do think that if Mayor Drouin, Aldermen Lantier, ; the city amhorities had hag or would Campbell and Pouliot and City En-| GROW IN HOURS.; have sufficient inspectors on the spot | gineer Baillarge, was appointed to \u2014 when such is sold in small lots to all | study the question of the widening of A 20TH CENTURY MARVEL.dealers throughout the city, it could be | Ch lesbourg road and another street .\u2014_\u2014 avoided, in Limoilers sa as to facilitate the; Pixie Plants consist of a tiny Pot On the day above mentioned an ar- | passage of electric cars from the The | , word it was (rotten).I do not, Sir, vieve and St.Real streets, for the blame the poor grocer, who was him- | widening of the latter street.| | self taken in, and lost customers on| A special committee, consisting of ' | \u2014 This Offer Holds Good for Three Days\u2014Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Further particulars will be supplied in our tailoring departments, : and Saucer, filled with specially treat- ticle was published in the Montreal | ter ward to the Drouin Bridge.The ed seeds, and prepared soil, for the Daily Witness putting the public on | city fathers have strong objections to; rapid growth of the tiniest little plane\u2019 their guard against bad fish, in spite | the widening of Charlesbourg road ; Peramuuie.\u2026 re.Mané- in the world, the Cloches system, in | of the 30,000 Ibs.which had been con- fear ithe bridge, the owners of ; 0eme Brass and Iron Bedstead Pus- miniature.The pot is only one inch | fiscated inside of one year in that city, | land in that part of the city are hold- ; usture and Bedding.in height.When grown make pretty | at the same time pointing out that the | ing out for high prices, FALL COATS.SMART AUTUMN CLOTHING FOR BOYS, decorations for Table, Doll's Houses, | danger was much greater in bad fish, | Mayor Drouin remarked that there An exceptional nice range of fancy rough self We make special mention of two items of inter- D.S.RICKABY etc.Price than it is in bad meats, It has come | Was po by-law regarding the erection i d dels in all good shade: i 3 3 of electric signs in this city and the and reversible Swen mode s A on ey des.est from the very complete stocks we carry in our » Wareh and Undertak- ONLY FIVE CENTS EACH to my knowledge, without going out i lengths and sizes.wi Boys\u2019 Clothing De + ; partment, of my way, that three other families | COMMittee unanimously agreed to} buttons to match and tailor-made.Prices., £ : Se, ni ne lume Orf\u2014 have suffered the same loss, and ran have such a iy aim tobted.up the sere eee vecenn enn $15.00, $19.75 and $23.50 suits ohn Knot anis posa ste Scotch Torecd 4 SIX FOR 25 CENTS, the risk of their lives by poisoning.: RSIBLE TWEED COATINGS.mixture, well made and good fit.Size 8 to 15 337 St.Jobo Brreet \u2014\u2014 I have always found you, Mr.Edit- da di ty ich he Lao garbage i B REVE > £ hand ible T d years.Special at \u2026.\u2026.LL LL.PRE $3.90 ave .-: i versible Tweeds, , SILLERY NURSERIES, T.H.OO\u2019 or, willing 2 nd ready to take up, in ly by the Quebec Cartage Co.for $5, ; Beavers Clotrs, Coatings, etc.im great demand this Boys\u2019 Nap Reefers.These Reefers button close your valuable columns such questions but the company this year has in.\u2019 \u2019 up at the neck and have large collar.They are made .2%.ergerville.248 ST.JOHN STREET, which concerns the good and \u2018welfare creased this amoant to $8.This season.in Conti Ihe of good of good Navy Nap and lined with red flannel.Sweet Peas, 25c per bunch.pe re Enfance question will be taken up at the next ReversimePgoial we offer effects oy * many posé Sizes 6 to 12 years at.\"0.$4.15 + Perna, from ae .this end and I am convinced that no | Me¢tin8- Fire Commi shades, at the very special price of.$1.75 Sizes 13 to 16 years at.-.$490 of Ferns, from eacl ve ; A re Committeeare Pay return car fare from Maple H a O0 ats Coen will ny etre capone C1 Ald.Lockwell, who presided over VYELLA FLANNELS.BOYS' SWEATERS.ane to visitors, spending so or 9 pointing one, or even, more inspect-|the Fire Committee, informed that For every unshrinkable flannel use is recom.A choice lot of boys\u2019 sweaters in brown, navy more.pen 2 sitors on Sundays.ors, if the number is not sufficient, to | committee that Mr.Adams, who is in mended.Full range of patterns and colors, light and greys, closed or open fronts, regularly sold at YDesigns \"ON Ramen BS and safeguard the health and interest of | charge of the fire chemical auto, had and medium weights for day and night wear.S0c.and 60c.Special at .tevmienrenenne 39.succeded in completing the repairs to Gardener.All Kind of Feed the public.Yours truly, the car, which had been badly dam- -_\u2014 \" also .aged some time ago.These repairs, TB Lafleche.| hic bad cost the cin $320, had been made by Mr.Adams, and if the car had been sent to the Seagrave ; HAMEL & TESSIER COL.8AM HUGHES MAKES firm, the costs would probably have c.; ted to $1000.The chai IVIL ENGINEERS AND } VISIT TO TORONTO MILITIA | 2™Mounted to $ \u20ac chairman ; Quebec.October 15, 1912, Genéra! Provisions LAND SURVEYORS.and several Aldermen spoke highly of \\ Water Power Development, GC EQ TANGU AY Toronto, Oct.16\u2014Hon.Col.Sam | the good work performed by Mr.% Water Supply, Specifications, # .Hughes, Minister of Militia, is enjoy- | Adams.§ Inspection, Cement Testing, à ing a brief visit to Toronto.He ar-| A petition was received from a .§§ Reports, Surveys and Plans for LOWER TOWN rived last evening, and this morning | number of residents in St.Sauveur i + | A hy Subdivisions, Ete, Ü journeyed about the city, including in | requesting the authorities to change + ÿ 1 ; F.SIMARD & CIE 142 St.Joseph St, St.Roch Quebec \u2018TELEPHONE 2692 N 33435 i iti ber of fire boxes in that district A Hechelags Bank Building Warehouses: 34436 3 arew his calls the military barracks, head- | à number of fire oxes in that district.A h ints.Brigadier- | Ald.Gosselin suggested that an ad.j ee Pers St.QUEBEC : ol.General We pier points.Brigadier ditional box be installed in that ward ; General W.H.Cotton accompanied FIRES s0: y | Office 48 St.Paul St.| nim in the visit to the military build- | And the matter was left in the hands SEILER se: of Chief Hame! For the extension and rensirs to No.8 Fire Station in St.Malo.the [ | YOU WANT A WINTER SUIT OR OVERCOAT.BS to lt } | WHY?| 296: T, A.Guerard & Co.$26.732, ana ihe Tdeal Construction Co.Ltd., $25,.- On motion of Ald.Gauvin the fat.fff Why pay $15.00 and $25.000 for a Black Vecuna Overcoat.when you can purchase ter tender was accepted as being the I the same Overcoat for $10.00 or $15.00 at MYRAND & POULIOT'S lowest.If the public mere aware of the grea 0 Why pay $1.00 or $1.25 for a pair of Pants for your son, when you can get the ET for a Co mas the advantage of Toric Lenses over the ll same/value at MYRAND & POULIOT'S for.assé sata see css ss 59 or 79 cents.and bran for the department, and ordinary kind.Torics would be the Wh; .00 and $3.00 f °s Pants, when you can get the same material | their tender was accepted.i à only kind in demañd.The focus of ! at MYRAND î POULIONS at from.on [A y PSE s saunas $ 1.59 to $1.98 i Messrs.phoose & Banks , were | is th Srelghton, oo Montreal, those glasses is absolute.while in the : Why pay $15.00 to $18.00 for a grey freize, all wool Overcoat for men (with a silk .$2016 per 160 Tb, dt oy pole at Lawrence, St.Foye Road.ordinary flat glasses it exists in a hm.velvet coifar) when MYRAND & POULIOT can give you the same coat for.$7.98 $4.75 each.potes at Messrs.William Clarke and Frank ited space only These are recom.Ald.Pouliot was appointed expert | Clarke leave this morning for Clatke | mended by oculists as the only leas :o to select the best sample of cloth for | City: prescribe.| BARGAINS IN HEADWARE hai 0 br it Gan Fort - Ferry Committee.in town, the guest of his son, Mr.\u2014 , ; At the Ferry C ittee, Ald.Col.| Frank Clarke, Charlevoi£ street.Men's and Boys\u2019 Woolen Caps, 60 cents, for.ese ees 29 cehts Tier was unanimously thee id.Col- Mrs.J.H.Simons and son, Godfrey P.C.LACASSE | Men's and Boys\u2019 Tweed Caps with fur lining, for boys.50 to 60 cents.man in the place of the late Alderman | H.Simons have returned to the city Optician and Optom stra: A , , J, with fur lini ' $0 and 60 cents { Dinan.after spending three months at Lake = : Men's Caps in tweed, with fur ining.devssnenaneus a Mayor Drouin informed the com- | Beauport.40 FABRIQUE STREET } Complete assortment of Men's Caps, with fur lining, from.78 cents to $1.50 | mittee that he had received an ac-| Arrivals at the Neptune Inn: J.C.+ NA splendid assortment of Hats (Camel's hair) in all colors, for men.$1.50 to $3.50 Felt Hats for children, all colors, moderate prices.| count for $200 from Gaudry & Co.for Tremblay, Mile, Eugenie Desliens, i the erection of iron gates at the Fid-| Jonquiere; A.Ward, Toronto; F.A.| ; lll.lay Market landing of the Levis ferry, | Bouse, Montreal; §, Cain, Liverpool; but had refused tu pay the same, and | Mile, Irma Tremblay, Mme, J.D.Vilthe City Engineer had refused to cer- leneuve, Chicoutimi; Ml& Juliette | tify the account, as the architect ap- | Mercier, Montreal; Geo, Comeau, | a SPECIAL FOR THIS : pointed to attend to the work had not | Mitis; Adj.Maltais, Edmond Fortin, 3 WEEK ! carried out the original plan as adopt- Jos.Levesque, Jonquiere; Mmie.L.E.=.- jed by the committee, His Worship | Larocheile, Mile, Bertha Larochelle, : | : Se nm We also have a splendid assortment of Feather and Marabout Boas.7 doien indies\u2019 Woolen Vests, worth $2,00, for.conan.81.49 Tas fratructed to sommunicate with | St.Michelr.Lemay, the architect, tens .A large assortment of children\u2019s and young girls\u2019 Cloaks, suitable for girls Waterworks Committee.BULLET NOT POISONED.rich and valuable sale of \u2018Whit between 2 and 16 years of age.ernie.80.50 to $200 The a Vaternorls Committee See Milwaukee, Wis, Oct 16\u2014There | - A _ Cartaine, i presided over by Beaumont, | was no poison in t e bullet fired at ; : : 150 Skirts in black Venetian Cloth, handsome braid lining, to be sold this worn cemyer of tenders for pipes Gol Roosevelt from the gun held by| © A job in the high price cur tains is very seldom seen, week at .eva ! pore received from Messrs, Bosse ann Schran is was announced = Se Banks, Shonda 4 qundey po Ba A | this afternoon pr, Prof.B.F.W.Som.For ail next week we will have the pleasure of offering to Cas ; ; ; rury 0.and George Madden.: i i A lot of Black Velvet Cloaks, trimmed io braid and guipure, new patterns.letter was also read, sent in a few Tene of bullets still remeintan oe the our customers a job of all the best make of curtains at about ee eee aan 825.00 to 875.00 | days ago by the Canada Iron Foun chamber of the revolver, dry Co, of Ihree Rivers, offering to supply the pipes required by the city à AT THE GROCERY STORE | (MARNE viz.: P Worth $16.50, Sold at.$850 Worth $14.25.Sold A.iii.$7.50 Wokth $12.00 Sold a iia.86.00 A large assortment of Olives, 10 10 60 cents a bottle, or in jars at.This price was lower than any of Worth $10.00.Sold at.,,.ceeree.85.50 Maplé Sugar (extra) TN .SRE « gallon the tenders and the secretary was au- Worth $7.50.Sold BL + $4,50 Maple Sugar (ordinary) .,.\u2026\u2026Î2e per Ib, thorized to write to the firm and see if they were ready to make a contract - 38 conte, with the city, and nothing was done regarding the tenders sent in.Mr.Gallagher, superintendent of the Waterworks Department, sent in an estimate of the cost of laying the water and drainage pipes at the western end of Champlain street as requested by à number of property- , holders in that district, The cost of i such improvements world amount to ' $5572, and it was decided to carry out those improvements if the petitioners would guarantee 6 per cent on the- money to be spent, as there are only seven houses.from which a small revenue would be derived, \u2014\u2014\u2014 tri ings, Thte visit of the Minister may have some Tonnection with the new bar- raeks accomrhodation to be provided, A , for Toronto, , .Maple Syrup, in bottles.cee .Fromage Raftine, \u201cSweet Meadows\u201d and all Cream c \u201cSealshipt\u201d and Malpecque Oysters received daily.Alwa; The same bargains can corsesscuse Also à job of Nottingham Net Curtains, 200 Pairs, worth $1.50.So 1d at EE 90 md In this job you will find al 1 the most valuable curtains VENISE POINT, D POINT DE PARIS MARIE ANTOINETTE RENAISSANCE, Etc, Ete Eved day we are recsivin g new rugs, new carpets ard newoll cloths, = =~ P.J.COTE, | 29-31 $t.Jobo SL.Oppsit Palaca Hill iti dbs.ted Loni tri a ecialty.| Tak for our bons, e secured at our $t.Sauveur Branch.\u2019 \"DRY GOODS MERCHANTS & GROCERS ns To mm, RANT EF "]