The Quebec chronicle, 29 octobre 1912, mardi 29 octobre 1912

[" Fair and cold._ \u2018Established 1882.Today's Weather ROSS'S SPARKLING Devonshire Cyder In bottles, crown stoppered Carbonated and guaranteed free from preservatives A.GRENIER, 94-96 John Street.Phones 1247-1248 $2.00 per doz.ARMY 5 GING GROUND Nothing Definite Known of Whereabouts of Forces Near Adrianople-Bulgarians Blow Up Bridge and Block Important Railroad bread we are selling.\"I am best bread and rolls that can 12 Fabrique St.Its Not What You Pay, But What You Get For It That Really Counts We are well pleased with that the housekeepers of Quebec realize we are giving the J.D.VALIQUET, the large quantity of convinced more than ever be made.\u2018 Phone 1526 NCE-PRESIDENT SHERMAN IS IL, MAY HOT RECOVER Is Candidate For Re-election On Ticket With President Taft\u2014Doctoc Pessimistic.dJtica, N.Y.October 28 \u2014James Schoolcraft Sherman, Vice-President of the United States and candidate © with President Taft for rv-election, is seriously ill and stendily failing at .home here.While his physician, \"Dr.F, H.Peck, believes there is no immediate danger of death, yet the distinguished patients condition is such that it is a matter of conjecture how much longer he can withstand the ravages of the disease with which he is afflicted.ILL ALL THE YEAR.Dr.Peck at 8 o'clock to-night, authorized this statement regarcing Mr.Sherman's illness and his present condition : - Mr.Sherman has been sick all of this year due to the condition of the kidneys, hardening of the arteries and softening of the muscles of the heart, which is somewhat stretched.\u201d After a day of discouraging symptoms Mr.Sherman rallied at night and continued to show improvement during the evening.This is due in no small measure to poweriul medicines.Whether he can much longer successfully combat the attack of kidney trouble and complications, first apparent tnore than a year ago, is a matter of grave doubt.The members of his family are with him constantly and bis intimate friends have heen notified that he has been {ailing steadily.or DEATH OF LADY MULOCK.Toronto, Oct.28\u2014Lady Muiock, wife of Chief Justice Sir William | Mulock, died this afternoon at Wei- | lesley Hospital.Last week she underwent a critical operation, of which she failed to rally.Lady Mulock before her marriage to Sir William was Miss Sarah Ellen Cawthra, bring \u2018a member of one of the well-known pioneer famailies of York County.The funeral takes piace on Wednesday afternoon POWERS PROTEST DIVERSION OF CHINA SALT REVENUES, : Peking, October 28\u2014The diplomatie representatives of eleven countries at a meeting to-day decided to protest against the alienation by China of the salt revenues while the Boxer indemnity remaing unpaid.They will protest also against China's contention that she is justified in hypothecating the salt revenues in excess of 16,000,- 000 taels (about $8,000,000) which was their amount when pledged _for the 4 payment of the indemnity, THREE DROWNED IN JACQUES CARTIER Were On Their Way To Visit Stadacona Paper Works \u2014- Two Were Married.News was received in town yesterday of the drowning of three men on the Jacques Cartier river.The victims, who resided at Cap Sante, left their homes on Saturday afternoon to visit the Stadacona Paper Co.'s works now under construction and since then nothing has been heard of them.They drove to the river which they attempted to cross in M boat which was found on Sunday morning at the {oot of the rapids, while the cats were found further down the river and the Horse was attached to a tree near the river.\u2019 : The victims are Come Bertrand, 30 years old, who leaves a wife and family, Hildevert Lavallee, unmarried, and an [Italian named Guilio, who is also a married man.A number of residents of the locality were kept busy yesterday looking for the bodies, which, up to a late hour last night, had not been recovered.WOMAN K'LLED IN NICARAGUA BATTLE Modem \u201cMolly Pitcher\u201d Loading Shell Into Field Piece When Fatal Bullet Hits Her.New York, October 28\u2014When the American marines on Oct.4 charged up and captured Coyatepe Hill, near Massays, Nicaragua, after having raked the insurgent position with their batteries of rapid-fire guns, lying among the dead rebels was a Nicaragran woman\u2014\u2014a modern Molly Pitcher.Clutched tightly in her hands was a one pounder shell which she was trying to load into a rebel field piece when a bullet from the American force struck her and she fel! dead beneath the gun, This story and other details of the battle were related to-day by Lieut, Geo.W.Martin, of the First Provisional Regiment, U.S.Marine Corps, who came up from Colon on the steamer Cristobal to have wounds in hoth of his feet, which he received in the bartls, treated at the hospital at the \u2018Brooklyn navy yard.The rebel losses in the fight, Lieut Martin said.were over 200.Two marines, Private Durham, of Company C, and Private Bobbitt, of Company B, were killed and several others wounded, The heavy casualties of the rebels were inflicted by Nicaraguan cavalry, which pursued them after the Americans had captured the hill, i \u201cJOHNNIE KILMAR NOCK WALKER\" THZ STANDARD SCOTCH WHISKY London, October 28\u2014An interesting question at the present moment is the whereabouts of the Turkish army, of which nothing definite is known.The news that Eski Baba has been taken by the Bulgarian cavalry apparently without resistance shows that Nazim Pasha\u2019s army is not where it was supposed to have been\u2014on the line between Kuleli Burgas and Lule Burgas.It may be further west in the direction of Demotica, but it is generally supposed that it has retired fromy the line of the railway and entrenched itself on the long line from Demotica to Tohorlu.TURKS \u201cSTILL READY.\u201d Constantinople despatches continue to speak of the readiness of the Turkish army to take the offensive.In any case a few days must see something decisive.The victorious Bulgarian army is still advancing.[t has occupied Bunarhissar and is marching toward Kuleli Burgas.Ît is reporated that the Bulgarians have blown up a bridge over the Tchorlu River, on the railroad between Lule Burgas and Constantinople, showing that the turning movement is making rapid progress.Unless the Turks are able to take the offensive vigorously, the present indication is that they will be driven out of Europe altogether, failing inter ference by the powers at the present stage to end the war.as happened in the Russian campaigns against Turkey in 1828 and 1878, when Russia had captured Adrianople and was at the gates of Constantinople.Diplomats Very Duwey.There have been renewed activities in the past few days and great diplomatic activity in London.The Turkish ambassador had two hours conference on Sunday at the French embassy, and an important conference was held to-day at the British Foreign Office between Sir Edward Grey, the Foreign Secretary; Winston Spencer Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, and Lieut.-Col.J.E.B.Seely, Minister of War.Then the Turkish, French, Russian and Italian ambassadors visited the Foreign Secretary, who afterward had an audience with the King of Buckingham Palace, 100 YEAR OLD WOMAN CHARGED vor ASSAULT.Chicago, Oct.28.\u2014Mrs.Mary Hart, 100 years old, was arraigned in the Police Court to-day, charged with assault and battery.The centenarian prisoner, a negresy, who was employed as caretaker of a negro church, was charged by Rev.D.J.Clemons, pastor of the church, with assault on him when he endeavored to discharge her.Mrs.Hart is the oldest prisoner ever to appear in a Chicago court.She conducted her own case.\u201cI refused that man to remove me from those, premises without two weeks\u2019 notice,\u201d she declared.\u201cI am an old woman and | should be treated with respect.If not, there will be trouble.\u201d LOOT A SAFE IN BROAD DAYLIGHT Burglars Chloroform Cashier and Rob Prudential Insurance Co.at Brooklyn, N.Y.New York, Oct.28\u2014Burglars entered a branch office of the Prudential Life Insurance Company in Brooklyn this afternoon, gagged the cashier, Alice Brenneis, with a handkerchief saturated with chloroform, left her lying on the floor, looted a safe and escaped with $500, money which collectors of the company had brought in during the day.The robbery took place a block from a station house in the most heavily policed precinct in Brooklyn and within a few blocks of the home of Mayor Gaynor.Miss Brenneis lat« er recovered from the effects of the chloroform.HAILEYBURY ICTIM DIES.Maileyhary, Ont.Oct.28.\u2014Mrs.Fred Ericson, hurt in\u2019 the explosion here Wednesday, died here to-day.She was the only woman employed who did not get away without serions injury.Her husband was instantly | killed.with regard to European intervention | JE 206 308 308 306 20E X00 X0F GE 3CE CE 706 ICE ICE CE NEWS SHOWS TURKISH DEMORALIZATION.Whereabouts of Turkish army near Adrianople a mystery Victorious Bulgarian army still advancing, occupies Bunsrhissar and marches toward Kuleli Burgas.Bulgarians blow up bridge across Tchoriu River, interrupting communication between Lule Burgas and Constantinople.Turkish army, defeated at Kumanova, appears to be demoralized and has evacuated Kuprili, or Veles, and is retiring on Monastir.Part of Turkish garrison at Adrianople ha, retreated to Demotica, 25 miles south, Rest of garrison is cut off and demoralized, Montenegrins cut Turkish communication between Scutari and the coast.Ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid as rives at Constantinople and is lodged in the palace on the Bosphorus.Roumania declines to mobilize army, -2-2-%-X-2-3-%-F-%-3-3-3-3-3-F-1 VETERAN - CONVICT PLEADS FOR BOY Asks Court Not Ta Ruin Youth By Jail Sentence, But Goes To \u201cPen\u201d Himself.DOOOLDOCOGOONODORDOODODNQODOGODOGONGOC UE i-X-X-X-3-8-3-3-%-2-2-2-3-3-3-3-3-2-3-2-3-3:-3-3-3-3-3-3-5.2-2-3-3-3-3-3-3-1} Chicago.Oct.28\u2014The plea of an old convict to-day saved Charles Broadbent, 18-years-old, from a penitentiary sentence.\u201cI am an old convict,\u201d he said.\u201cI've been in the penitentiary, so let me go back there again.It can't hurt me any more than it has.But this boy was led astray by me.Jt was my fault, not his.Don't rein him by sending him to the \u2018pen\u2019 I know how it blasts a man's life.\u201d This plea by Magnus Nelson, who | with Broadbent held up four men in a park, got the younger prisoner sent to a reform school instead of to prison.Judge Cooper sent Nelson back to the penitentiary.10 TRY T0 STOP SUNDAY \u201cMOVIES\u201d Lord's Day Alliance To Appeal To Dominion Law To Stop Sabbath Shows.Montreal, Oct.28\u2014That a further effort will be made shortly to contest the right of moving picturg show pruprictors to open on Sunday, was stated to-day by a member of the Lord's Day Alliance of this city.It was pointed out that previous prosecutions which had failed and been dismissed in the Supreme Court had been undertaken under the provincial law, whereas the next step will be to invoke the Dominion law on the subject of Sunday observance.Under the Quebec Sunday Observance Act the organizing of \u201ctheatrical performances\u201d is forbidden, but under the judgment of the Supreme Court it was held that moving picture exhibitions unaccompanied by verbal explanations orbther representation did not constitute à theatrical performance.The Lord's Day Act, 1907, of the Dominion is, however, considered as being more restrictive in its provisions: but in order to prosecute under this law, it is necessary to obtain the consent of the Attorney-General before a magistrate may hesr a case.This permission is being sought by the Lord's Day Alliance, and in the event of its being granted it is likely that à batch of prosceutions will be attempted against moving picture shows in this city.In addition to the moving picture shows, it is probable that a campaign will be launched by the Lord's Day Alliance against other people, such as real estate dealers, who are said to be engaging in their business every Sunday, although it is manifestly forbid den by both Dominion and Provincial legislation.co CONSERVATIVES TAKE ELECTION IN LONDON, ONT.District Liberal By 25 In December Goes For Neely By 551.London, Ont, Oct.28.\u2014In the bye- election held in East Middlesex today to fill the vancay caused by the the Conservative candidate, George W.Neely was elected over William Sutherland, Independent, by a majority of 3551.The defeated candidate is à brother of the deceased member who had a majority last December of 25.VOTE FALLS OFF, The vote cast was lightly less than that of last December, although the interest in the campaign was intense and during the last week there have been three or four meetings a night.Sir James Whitney and three of his ministers were in the riding in Mr.Neely\u2019s behalf and the loberal leader, N.W.Rowell, campaigned for Mr.Sutherland, who had adopted his plank of \u2018abolish the bar\u201d In the closing week of the camgaign.\u2018The Liberal vote .was not cast strongly for Sutherland, who was evidentiy distrusted by many because of his vacillating attitude toward the temperance issue and also because of the attitude taken toward him by the temperance convention which re fused to endorse his candidature.The fact that Mr.Rowell, after this, took him up was regarded as a bad move by the Liberals and had the effect of the townships of London, North Dorchester, West Nissouri, and Westminster.The latter three are all \u201cdry\u201d through local option and London township votes on it this year.The result of yesterday's vote by townships was as follows: Neely.Sutheriand.Landon Township .1088 525 North Darchester .420 314 West Nissburi | .\u2026 349 20] Westminster .\u201c402 549 Totais .PPR 2209 1658 Majority for Neely, S51.BECKER DEFENSE CLAIMS TO HAVE NEW WITNESSES Meanwhile The District-Attor- ney Is Preparing For Quick Trial of Accused \u201cGunmen.\u201d New York, Oct.28\u2014It was learned to-night from sources close to the defence that the appeal which counsel for Charles Becker will make for a new trial for the former police lieutenant will set forth, under what will be described as \u201cnew evidence,\u201d that Harry Vallon, the informer, fired the shots that ended Herman Rosenthal\u2019's life; that \u201cBald Jack\u201d Rose\u2019s story was a frame-up against Becker; that Sam Schepps, state's witness who gave corroboration to Rose's tale perjured himself when he swore he knew nothing of the murder plot, and that Harry Vallon also commicted perjury when he said he did nbt ride from the Hotel Metropole in .the \u201cmurder car\u201d after the slaying of Rosenthal FIND NEW WITNESSES.A gambler whose name John F.McIntyre, Becker's chief counsel, is not ready to reveal, will swear, according to the appeai the lawyer is preparing, that it was Vallon who killed Rosenthal, while another unknown witness is ready to testify that he heard Rose and Vallon plan the murder while at the home of Dora Gilbert, who was Rosenthal's first wife.Another prospective witness, described as \u201ca man of unimpeachable integrity.\u201d is also ready to swear, according to Mr.Mcintyre, that Rose told him three days before his confession to District-Attorney Whitman in the Tombs that Vallon was Rosenthal's murderer.FIRST SNOW IN WINNIPEG Winnipeg, Oct.28\u2014Thanksgiving Day was notable in Manitoba for the first serious snowstorm of the season, and which is likely to delay any threshing operations go finish of the crops.Up to midnighi two inches had fallen at Winnipeg and outside points report three or more, with a ikelihood of more as a blizzard looks 0 MILITIAM Head On Collision of Toronto, Oct.28\u2014Two members of Toronto \u2018Garrison were killed and 29 injured, two fatally, as the result of a n collision near Streetville Junction on the Canadian Pacific Railway about 5.30 to-night.The Chicago Flyer, which pulled out of Toronto at $ o'clock, crashed into the second section of a train bringing home the troops engaged in the sham battle from Milton to Toronto.All of those on the wrecked train were Torontonians.: The wrecked troop train left Milton shortly before $ o'clock with six coaches, all occupied by soldiers connected with the local militia\u2014the Queen's Own Rifles, 48th Highlanders, Royal Grenadiers, Mississagua Horse, Canadian Army Service Corps and the Engineers.THE DEAD.Maxwell Murdoch, 25.48th Highlanders, 347 Wellington St.West, Toronto.G.A.Bantyne, Queen's Own Rifles, 110 Alcina Ave, Wychwood.SERIOUSLY INJURED.Corporal W.E.Foote.Private W.H.Sheard, probably fatally.- Private Roderick McKeasie.Private Malcolm Sinclair, probably fatally, FIRST SECTION IN IGNORANCE The soldiers on the first section of the train knew nothing of the wreck until they reached Toronto.The special troop train crashed in- Junction after taking water.One of the dead men was a member of the Queens Own Rifles, Maxim gun corps, and the other was a member of the 48th Highlanders, to which corps all the injured belong.The casualties resulted from the telescoping of the first passenger car of the troop train by the heavy baggage oor ahead of it.The force of the impact lifted the baggage car from its trucks.Its walls enveloped the light coach, but its floors passed above that of the car behind, cutting away the seats and sweeping the passengers before it.The rear of the baggage car was driven about three.quarters the length of the passenger coach, mamy of the victims being crushed against the bulkhead, while others, including the two dead men, were ground between the two floors.Men Jammed Between Seats.Fully half of the injuries were occasioned by the men being jammed between the seats, which were torn loose.There were fifty-six men in the car, all non-commissioned officers and privates of the 48th Highlanders.The Queen's Own man who was killed had been riding in the baggage car with some comrades of the regimental Maxim gua cofps.He was hurled in among the others with the telescoping of the two cars.The Detroit and Chicago Express stopped at Streetsville Junction to await the passage of the troop trains.The first train passed, but as the second approached the express moved out on the main line.The troop train was running about twenty miles an hour.The crews of the two engines applied the brakes immediately and then jumped.They were uninjured.The pitch-in happened at a curve in the line, which made it difficult for the respective engineers to see each other's approach.The force of the collision lifted the fronts of the engines from the track, so that they stood locked together after they had ceased to move.The passenger car was totally destroyed, but the baggage car suffered little damage.Ambulance Corps\u2019 Good Work.The militiamen in the other cars came pouring out, bringing the emergency equipment of axes and tools.Quickly a party was at work upon the debris.The ambulance corps were formed and as the injured were removed they were carried on stretchers tothe station waiting room.Doctors gave the injured what attention they could with the appliances at hand It was ninety minutes before all the wounded had been taken out of the wreckage and placed on the ambulance train which brought them to Toronto.There were a number of remarkable escapes.A man sitting in the fourth gent of the telescoped passenger Xr was killed; his contrades in hree seats nearer the front were thrown over his head and car- probable » > def at * (Continued on Page Right) .ot .\u201c.Ÿ, Pr.à Minimum, 31.Maximum, 40.to he engine of the Canadian Pacific way exfiilss Tor Derroir \u201cvwidérhiourséy to, Montres] « R a: was just moving from Streetiville * c'elock = morning, vue Sai aided) Temporaturés .KILLED, 2 C.P.R.Trains Near Toronto, One Loaded With Soldiers- Two of the Injured Will Die, rr ORY DOCK PASSES QUEBEC PORT, ON WAY TO MONTREAL \u201cDuke of Conneught\u201d Arrived Last Evening, But Resumed Her Journey This Morning.The Montreal floating dock \u201cDuke of Connaught,\u201d from Barrow-in-Fur- niss, where it was built, entered the port of Quebec at half-pest eight lass evening, It was in tow of the two Dutch !cugs which brought it across the Atlantic and tugs Sin-Mac and J.O.Gravel, of the Sincennes-MacNaugh- ton Line.ON WAY TO MONTREAL.The dock came to anchor off the Fly Bank, near Wolfe's Cove, where the Quebec pilots, Henri Lapierre, Eusebe Noel and David Dumais who brought jt from Father Point, econ.cluded their task.Montrez! pilote Henri Dussanlt, Nap.Lachanee and Rivard then .took charge to conduch the doek to its destination.- The \u201cDpks of Connaught\u201d aad tuga left on the last 8 tide.oe C.G.S.Rarl Grey was added to the number of steamers to accompany the dock to Montreal.eT Harbormaster Sullivan was on the, Breakwater, in case\u201dthe dock should moor there, to give any information that might be required from him.Sam Vezina, master boatman, had the honor of changing pilots far the big dock.Toronto, Oct.28.\u2014 A important disturbance which developed over the southwest states is moving toward Lake Superior.The weather has been fair to-day from the Great Lakes to the Maritime Provinces while im the west it has turned considerably colder and light snowfalls are oge curring to-night in Manitoba .Forecasts Lower Lawrence: Moderate winds, fair and cold.Gulf.Fresh to strong westerly and northerly winds, fair and cool.Maritime Fresh northwesterly and westerly winds, fair and coelery frost at night.q DAILY ALMANAC, Tuesday, October 29.303d day of year.38th day of autumn.: Sun rises 6.23 am.Sets 4.34 p.my Day 10h.11m.long.Moon rises 6.29 p.m.; sets 1043 amy Moon 18 days old.Planetary configuration, stationary.High tide, 7.40 a.m, rise 15ft.2in.§ 744 p.m.rise 17ft.2in.Low tide 2.56 3.m., 3.04 p.m.A year ago to-day\u2014-Joseph Pulitzen, proprietor of the New York World, dies on his vacht at Charleston, S.Ce Neptuné CORONER'S JURY FINDS VERDICTS ON TWO DEATHS, Coroner Jolicoeur held two inquests yesterday, on the body of McLean, who was seriously injured on Friday night by an electric car at Beauport and who died on Sunday, and on the remains of Raoul Tremblay, whe wag found dead in à hotel at the Palais on Sunday evening.In the first case à \u2018verdict of \u201cAccidental death\u201d was ree turned and in Tremblay's case the fury brought in a verdict that the Chase of death was pulmonary congese on.\u201c CZAREVITCH GAINING.tL St.Petersburg, Oct.28\u2014The come diton.of Crown Brinos Alexis con tinues to improve, according to ins formation from Spals.His temperature and pulse this \u2018evening were only slightly above nofmal.ver, (RJURED IN THAIN WRECK \"4 of the lon st pr oy \u201d COGNAC \u201cBISQUIT\u201d - The Farmer's Friend in Need- The Doctor's Recommendation., \u201cThe Convoisseur\u2019s Choice.\u201cAge, Purity, Quality.DUROUCHÉ & CO, | COGNAC.L ok 1819.CI HHLON-GOAL COMPANY, um «DONS y STEAM OAS COALS Soreeñee, Run-of-Mine and Sinok 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stomach dis- | ; Darevenko But he has repeatedly orden.eee] Legault, O.M.I, parish of St.Sanveur de spborg Verret, Alder , priest, eure of Notre Dano\u2019 de* Jacques: | Joseph Ganthier, of the same dyidic; Rev, P.Maurice, OM.| cure of the parish of St.Charles Lismbiloa; J.EB.Chapleau, advocate, place; H.Bouffard, priest, parieh of Ste.Angele de 3 Engene Julien, trader, of LePter {i 3 & F place Mercier, rie ge if priest, cure of the of | Buming on Face and Throat Sores Dishgured So Ho Dreaded fo Appear in Public, No Rest Night ar « Cuticura Ointment Cured.SE ë Bi 8 { & T.LEVALLEL, Prop 115 Mountain Hill American and European Plan Ew Phone 1708._ QUEBEC EE i s Hi Fi ge êscE ticurs atment, m In the world.\u201d (Signed) , Alta, Feb.18, 1011, ; Ë ë at its next session, to ob- tin 8 charter under the firm e of \u201cCompagnie du Cimetiere St.> having its place of business in succession, with, among other powers,-the following, to wit: To acquire, at apy title dar lands of a suitable extent approved, for the purposes a cemetery, for the com- of the above named parishes others, which may in future to them in virtue of the by- t' «ame purpose; the after, managing and.administrating 334d cemetery as their property, i dhe interests of the\u2019 parishes; - spechl power to fo the administration, man- and use of the present ceme- , kiown as \u201cSt.Charles Cemevery\u201d belonging to the parish of St.Roch, above mentioned; the special power to succeed in all the rights and obligations of the petitioners regard- certain properties purchased by them or their assigns to be used 29 Jefoctial cemeteries, the purchasers g duly authorized to that effect; the power to contract in a general \u2018way, to alienate, hypothecate, expro- if necessary, to impose con- ons on interested parties, to collect revenues, profits on rents, to borrow, issue, if necessary, bonds or debentures, the whole pursuant to Jaw and in the interest of the said interested parties in the said new cemetery, power to make by-laws.and, in a word, all acts which would assure the creation, use, maintenance and administration of said cemetery.Quebec, Oct.10, 1912, | J.E PRINCE, Advocatt KG.Atty.for Petitioners.* Opening of Free Night Schools The Free Night Scheols opened on 7th October at 7.30 at the following places: PE Boys Schools :\u2014Christian Brothers school, corner -Orarit\u2019 ing DefFiased streets, corner Caron and St.Francois streets, Massue strect and at the Christian Brothers school, Limoilou Girls Schools :\u2014At Miss Fackney's, 3 D'Artigny street, Miss Trumble\u2019s, Ë i ju F i A + POUND RELIEP ONLY FROM CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT \u201cMy little girl when only 6 few weeks old broke out on the top of her head and it be- Fr and sore-and ahr iret Taw sore\u2026 ter ti remedies found relief only os ot ens curs It lasted six thorough trente Soap and Ointment, months or more, but afser a ment Tha the Cuticura Soap and Ointment never any return.\u201d (Signed) Mrs, W.8, 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and Miss Fer u, street.Hadar 218 LS DIN FOR SALE\u201c sen A ALES Han of good horses, weighing 2600 1bs.Both are bays, splendid workers, fine lakers.Que is six, she other nine years old.They are without blemish, sound, ft, and sold simply because we are buying regis- mares for breeding purposes.or $425.0.further details, apply to Gus Langelier, Superintendent of Exper:- mental Station, Cap Rouge.: oct23x6 NOTICE INotice is hereby given that the tees of the Quebec North Shore jrnpike Trust will make application the Legislature of the Province at ext session for an act authorizing Trust to charge toll on automo- and other horseless carriages passing its gates and travelling the turnpike roads.order of the Board, £ G.H.BURROUGHS, 5 Sec.-Treas.; \u2018 oct23xim \u2018Buperior Quality FAVORITE OF THE he Frito QE > SMOKER, we | OTHER - BYMPTOM of 1 EYESTRAIL.ÿ Tothg lay.mind it may be difficult to understand how dizziness, can be induced by the eyes, yet many cases of vertigo are due to nothing more or less than gxéstrsin.1f your system is in good order, your dizzy spells are undoubtedly caused by the strained con.\u2018dition of your eyes.The right glasses will correct this defect in your vision and you will never be troubled with dizziness from this source again.We Le NEW AL 3 TITH STREET & Ÿ UNIVERSITY PLACE 7 One Block West of Broadway NEW YORK CITY Close te Wholesale and Retell make glasses for this purpose at sagis- oo efter Ralirond exe À | factory prices.MODERN ABSOLUTELT F y - J.A.McCLURE, 300 Rooms (200 with Bath) Optometrist, BATES $1.00 PER DAY up Exeellent Restaurant and Cafeate Prices.Moder, deun4 18 Mountain Hill.Seng for free illustrated Gui Map.of New York City.ST.LAWRENSE HALL Montremi Quebec Socisly of 1he Archeaslogical 1 MS Institute of America so ROO The 6 lecture of th ; | Rates for Rooms $1.09 per day e first lecture of the series will take place in the, Morrin College] First Class Grill Room end Hall, corner of St.Ann and Stanislas | Cafe Streets, on _\u2014 INS TUESDAY, 20th ocTosir | A.J.HIGGINS, The chair will be taken at 815 Proprietor o'clock p.m.The lecture, illustrated by stereoptican views, will be delivered by Professor Richard Norton, Di.CAFE NOIR.rector of the Cyrene expedition, on \u201cThe American Excavationss at Cyrene, North Africa, 1910-1911.\u201d F.C.WURTELE, Secretary Q.S.A.I oct28x2 Is made like filtered coffee, using double the proportion of coffee.Two heaping tablespoons of coffee to one cup of water.It shopld be very strong and very clear; served in small cups.\u2019 \u201cAMERICA\u2019S SWITZERLAND\" | LAKE TOXAWAY, N.C.TOXIN'AY NOW OPEN 575,000 Improvements Icing oem Bemroome PASSACONAWAY INN, York Cliffs, Maino Seashore and Country combined.A charming picturesque resort, directly on and overlooking the ocean, combined with «very known Summer pastime.Om: digest line to F \u201d sod the White Mountains HOLLAND HOUSE, Fifth Avenue and 30th Street, New York.GEORGIAN TERRACE Atlanta, On.located 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HOUSE, 30th 8t, and 5th Aven: is the mest delighetully oT ln New York.pcg coe kV yA NY, + À HUNDRED YEARS AGO TODAY To the Inkabitants of Canada \u2018Countrymen.A crisis has arrived \u2018These moments are precious.Your vital interests are deeply .involved in the passing events.; The intentions of \u2018the enemy now lie naked to our view, This last attack on our lines at Niagara, at a moment a messenger of peace was approaching their coast, ought to remove the last trace of hope.An attempt to retake Detroit was required by the honor of the enemy, but a further exertion of active hostilities, at this precise time, would appear conclusive evidence, that there does not remain within his plans any state of things that cas lead to an accommodation.For the purposes of negotiation, it would have \u2018been sufficient to have continued measures of precaution, Countrymen! The hour is solemn.We are menaced with a total change.How have you felt, when a harvert fuil of promise, has filled you with visions of various abundance, when the whole has ; been cut off, in the short interval of \"a night?With what feelings have ; You seen your accustomed mansion, disappear in flames, perhaps in the brief passage of an hour?How have you endured the sight of your lovely child, lying in the last noiseless cradle of death, and how have you endured the mortal stillness that ensued?But what are they to the change that is waving its black plumes now in the distance?We live under a government that is never seen or heard of, but to exempt us from evil;! and we are led by a clergy worthy of the primitve times.Together they have secured to us 2 moral tranquillity that secures to us the rewards for a Letter world.FRANCE FIRM IN EXTERNAL POLICY Collaboration With Germany Is Not Modification Of The Triple Entente.Paris, Oct.28\u2014The unswerving fidelity of the Triple entente was the keynote of Premier Poincare\u2019s speech at Naptes yesterday, in which the | Premier, as is customary on the eve te-assembly oF-the Chamber, a before the country the views of the country with reference to both external and internal affairs.+M.Egincare lost ma\u2019 time id shattering the idea\u2019 that if collaborating with Germany in the search for a EAA 19, TOFHARIigh, pease Ja: the Balkans France was preparing to modify the lines of her external policy.\u201cWe have no thought of changing our friendships,\u201d said he, referring to allusions in the foreign newspapers.\u201cThe ties binding us to Russia and Great Britain are interwoven imperishably, They are dictated by sentiment, interest and political probity.Nothing can sever an entente the solidity of which continues to be indispensable to the maintenance of European equilibrium.\u201d M.Poincare went on to say:\u2014\u201cWe find in this lasting intimacy one of the best reasons for the hope that the war will be confined to the Balkan \u2018| States and can be arrested by Europe at the earliest opportune moment.\u201d Mediation Perhaps Near, The Premier dwelt on the constant activities in the concord of powers and the necessity\u2019 of sustaining the vitality of the concert in order to prevent \u201cthe inevitable diversity of interests from degenerating into dissension and conflict,\u201d so that joint mediation might be undertaken at the proper time.His nearest approach to information in this connection, however, was the statement that the day of mediation was \u201cperhaps near.\u201d He made an eloquent appeal to the nation, at à moment when the tranquility of the world was threatened by an explosion of incompressible forces, to rally around the national ideal and crush out all Isms tending to weaken the republic, and show to the world a united people, \u201cwho do not want war, but at the same time do not fekr it.\u201d A huge audience greeted this and the references to the entente with cheers that lasted many minutes.here was a rather noticeable absence in the Premier's speech of any mention of the status quo in the Balkans, which heretofore has been such a favorite fetish of the diplomats, Since the victories of the allied states, diplomack admits that the formula shows signs of becoming de- cripit.As one of the statesmen put it:=\"It is more sickly even than is the \u2018sick man of Europe\u2019 at the present moment.\u201d CZAREVITCH GAINING.St.Petersburg, Oct.28\u2014~The cofi- dition of Crown Prince Alexis continues to improve, according to in- formatinn from Spals.His tempern- ture and pulse this evening were Only slightly above normal.{ \"GLIMPSES OF OLD QUEBEC.From the Files of the CHRONICLE, October, 1812 and 1882, + + Berger, who \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014y THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY Ilinees of Lady Lagevin, The intelligence of the eritical illness of Lady Langevin was received in town yesterday with unfeigned expressions of deep regret on the part of all classes in the community.Sir Hector was telegraphed for, and arrived in town yesterday morning.having travelled by special train trom Montreal in four hours, The last rites of the Church have been administered to the sick lady, and the Abbe F.H.Belanger, of the Basilica, was yesterday summoned to her bedside.It is feared that Lady Langevin cannot survive long.Twice yesterday unfounded rumors of her decease were circulated in town.Hon, Mr.Mousseau Interviewed.Hon.I.A.Mausseau, Premier of Quebec, in an interiew with your correspondent, said the chief objection of the Quebec Conservatives to the ratification of the boundary award was that they had no confidence in the impartiality of the arbitrators, especially Sir Francis Hincks.Metcalf, in his biographies of Sir Francis Hincke and his early contempntaies, describes Sir Francie as a gentleman neither over honest nor cver-scrupul- ous.I think experience has proved the correstness of that description.The \u201cShirevity\u201d of Quebec, The name of Hon, John Hearn is mentioned for the \u201cshrievalty\u201d in connection with the reported saper- annuation of the present incumbent.Dr.de Van's Female Pills liable French regulator; never falls.Thess pil are exceeding! Rowertal fa regulating the Kenerative partion of the female system.Kefuse all cheap imitations.Dr.de Van's are sold at Maïled to any address, 8t.Catharines, Ont.oa box.or three for £10, ore; dog SAI CLAIRVOYANT POISONED HER SON Chicago Mystic Facing Charge of Murder at Chicago\u2014Other Murders Hinted At.Chicago, Oct.28.\u2014The state introduced its principal evidence to-day in itualist, chirvoyant and crystal gazer, charged with poisoning her son, Arthur, and who the prosecution asserts predicted the deaths of the members of her family.Dr.Walter Haines, toxicologist, testified that he round between three enough to cause death, in the body of drug in fatal quantities in the bodies of William Lindiof, one of Mrs.Lindloffs husbands, and of Alma Yindloff, her daughter.\u201cIn my opinion all three members of the family died of poison,\u201d said Dr, Haines.He also testified that he had anaylized the powder in a box said to have been found in Mrs.Lindioffs house and found it to contain 80 per cent mineral poison.The embalming fluid used in the bodies, he said, contained no poison.The undertaker who buried William Lindlof testified that Mrs.Lindlofl told him that he would have another funeral at her house within 8 year.An insurance agent testified that the woman placed a $2000 poliey on the boy\u2019s life a few months before his death, : Testimony favcrable to the accused woman was given by Dr, John M., said that Mrs.Lindioff was willing that the body of the boy should be examined and volunteered the information that another physi- clan had told her that he had symptoms of poisoning.Accusations that the states witnesses were being approached led to a guard being placed shout them by detectives.A number of fortune tei.lers, crystal gazers and ediums, some of whom are from dista cities, are attending the trial.They and the defendant profess to see spirits hov, ering about the court room and to es ceive messages from them concerning the cage, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 COMPOSER TINEL DEAD.Brussels, Oct.28\u2014Edgar Tinel, the Belgian music composer and director of the Royal Conservat f died™today at the age of S& = Mur Prompt Relief for AchingHeads Excessive brain f Benn, = , gestion, grip, orver-Induigen «ad pains nf eve, uioxly AD4 safely riven sma oy tre a.yd COTYIN, Mewaches from ve ANTI KAMNIA TABLETS Nov ear or Aol fermen (us Ce 420 \u2018 ! stituents, will al MR.LOUIS GACHMAN.\u201cFor about ten years I was troubled with à nervous ailment, tried many different medicines and a specialist, but could not get right.Finally 1 tried Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, taking a tablespoonful four times a day.I improved from the first, and to-day am as well as any man could be;\u2018am 46 years old and feel as though-1 were 20.There is nothing to equal your excellent remedy.I know, for I have had experience.I will always recommend it, as I want to help my fellowmen, and in this way do a little towards repaying you for the great good you have done me.\"\u2014Louis Gachman, 327 Tayco St, Menasha, Wis.Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey through its tonic and rebuilding con- relieve troublesome nervous ccmplaints by supplying the system with those vital ,clements which it needs to bring about a complete restoration to health.More than half the trouble with nervous run down people is due to faulty digestion, and this is the result of tired, unexercised muscles.Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey used as directed stimulates the digestion and enables you to get vitality, energy, nerve power and strength from the food yon eat.You should have it in your home.It will prove its value in the many ordinary illnesses of a family or for ap AIRETHAUEY, BE SURE TO GET DUFFY'S Sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY by druggists, dealers and hotels, $1.25 a large bottle.Write our doctors for advice\u2014absolutely free\u2014 with valuable illustrated medical booklet.The Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, Rochester, N.Y.Joseph & Co., A.J.Tur, & CANADA In the .Province ofquebee | Recordes's Court of Distriet of Quebec) the City of Quobes No.1100 of 1912.the trial of Mrs.Louise Liridlôff, sgir-' apd four grains of a mineral poison, \u2018 Arthur Lindioff, the son of the de-.fendani,- and that he found the same The City of Quebec, MEL ee à Plaintiff ; .vs.Pierre, Marois, \u201cheretofoy \u2018of ske City RA Rurbedi 3h Ion Whites; Quebec, carter, © Defendant.Defendant is .drd 740 appear thin one are ton he pub- lation of this notice.~.c |: Quebec, 16th: October, 1912, \"EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the City of Quebec.CANADA, Provinoe of Quebec, District of Quebec.No.1786 of 1912, The City of Quebec, ° Court of the City Je the Recorder's of Quebec, .Plaintiff ; vs.Joseph Noel Simagd, heretofore of the City of Quebec\u2019in the District of Quebec, Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from tne last publication of this notice, Quebec, 16th October, 1912, EDWARD FOLEY, City of Quebec.; CANADA Inthe - Province ofQuebec } Recorder's Court ef: District of Quebec | the City of Quebec No.2228 of 1912, qe The City of Quebec, pre Plaintiff ; vs | Andrew Taylor, heretofore of the, City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, engineer, , Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from.the \u2018lase publication of this notice.Quebec, 16th October, 1912, EDWARD FOLEY, ' Clerk of the Recarder's Court of the City of Quebec, Provinde false, In the Recorder's rt of Distriot of guebes Co mnt?No.1146 of 1912, The City of Quebee, © vs Antoine .t 1 2?} » lish make.49 St.John St.Turnbull's All Wool and Union Underwear, in all styles and sizes.Every Garment Guaranteed Pen-Angle and Morley's Ribbed and Plain Cashmere Hosiery.Fine German Wool Coat Sweaters Small Boys\u2019 Jersey Suits, Eng- E.J.DYNES, Tel.271 LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE NOTRE-DAME_ DE QUEBEC * UNDOUBTED SECURITY DEPOSITORS on account of its EXCEPTIONAL CHARTER Head Office : St.Joha Secrest, Upper Town Erenches Opened Evuninge, Mondays sed Seturdeyr, DIED.PERRY\u2014On the 28th instant, William | Albert Perry, aged 42 years.The funeral will leave his late residence, 321 St.Paul street, on Wednesday, the 30th instant, at 2.30 o'clock, for St.Peter's Church, and thence to Mount Hermon Ceme- » tery.' TEAKLE\u2014¢At his father\u2019s residence, On October 28th, after a short illness, Charles Mills Teakle, eldest son of Mr, Thomas Teakle.Funeral will leave his father\u2019s residence, 71 St.Augustin street, Thursday, at 2.30 o'clock p.m., for St.Matthew's Church, and thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances respectfully requested to attend.Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Boston and New York papers please copy.The Price of Milk Milkmen will continue, aa in the past, to sell milk at 10 cents a quart.BY ORDER.are AUDITORIUM per EE MONDAY & TUESDAY, Nov.4-5 Henry W.Savage Offers Ruper Hughes\u2019 Great Travel Farcé .EXCUSE M E .Is The World Wigh : Willis.Sweatnam.and the | Entire Original Cast, .__ Prices \u2018Lower floor, $1.50 & $1.Bal, 75e and-$1.~Gal.25¢,.- \u2018- Conte henrien Mel rINONI SN Mist AUDITORIUM WEDNESDAY, OCT.30TH, The Great CALVE Seats : 75¢ and $250.Now on sale at Box Office.THURSDAY, OCT.318T.The Majestic Grand Opera Co.presenting the Grand Opera \u201cELIJAH\u201d Mendelssohn's Masterpiece.All-Star Grand Opera Cast.Full Symphony Orchestra.125 Performers, Seats Sale at ès ST.PATRICK'S, HOCKEY\" CLUB St.Patrick's Hockey Club will hold a meeting in ST.PATRICK'S HALL (in rear of the church) Today (Tuesday) Evening, at 8 o'clock.By Order, - \u2018L.CONWAY, + Sec.-Treas PI \u2014\u2014 a im QALEX HARDY The Real Estate Broker LAND INVESTMENTS.In British Columbia, Etc.Reliable Western Connections Hochelaga Bank Bldg, Se.Peter St, Quebec, EDWARD A, EVANS CIVIL ENUINEER, Plans.Surveys, Reports Superintendence of Construction, Railways, | fir rin Td, Byron < ice.Telephone No.2811, Quebec > OSTEOPATHY The science of healing without the use of drugs.Dr.J.F.LANDERS Osteopathist Consultation and examination free.Office : 48 Louis St.Phone 1193, , Here are a few of the {lls which yield readily to Osteopathy \u2014 Asthma, Fevers, Lumbago, Headache, Kidney and Liver Diseases, u!l forms of knee trouble, including all dislocations, Constipation, Insomnia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous Heart Trouble and many others.8pingl Meningitis a sure cure SALE OF Government Military Horses \u2014 AT \u2014 Montcalm Market SATURDAY, 2nd Nova 11 o'clock am.3 Cart Horses.1 Colt (4 mouths old).All from military service.Terms cash, = H.S.BUDDEN, Auctioneer The- Montcalm Cafe =.Quièk Lunch \u2018For Ladies and Genglermen, 165 St.John St Meals served at all'ioars.Fresh oysters received every day.We solicit a trial, then you'll be a regular customer, PAPPOS & GRAKAS, Propmwietors.VE WILL CHER Your Automobile during the Winter and make first- class repairs, we have expert mechanics for that work, [Fe very reasonable.CHRAGE P.T.LEGARE Ld 61-69 St.Valier, Quebec.ORAL GENO Bow imitations $o'd on tan y nets 3f SQUUE = LINE 1 oOC\u2014 \"1170 TOWN c\u2014\u2014loleololio\u2014 c3 =\u2014\u20140 0] CHARLES M., TEAKLE DIED YESTERDAY Member of Chronicle Staff Succumbs to a Severe Attack of Pleuro-Pneumonia.With feclings of the deepest regret the Chronicle is called on this morning to announce the death of Charles Mills Teakle, one of the most gifted and reliable members of its editorial staff, sporting editor and general news Writer, who died shortly after noon yesterday following a severe attack of pleuro-pneumonia, which developed two weeks ago from a cold he contracted at Boston the previous week.His illness \u2018only lasted two weeks, during which he put up a stubborn fight for life, but notwithstanding the greatest care and every effort known to medical science he failed to recover.Three weeks ago Mr.Teakle left for Boston on a well deserved holiday.While in that city he contracted a cold which he did not consider serious, and In consequence paid no attention to it.On his return to Quebec he resumed his work in his usual cheerful spirits, but on Monday afternoon he became so ill that he was obliged to go to his home and take to his bed.He was stricken with pleuro-pneu- monia, and notwithstanding the care accorded him by his medical attendants and the hopes entertained for his ultimate recovery by his physicians, family and friends he died yesterday surrounded by his fond parents and his brothers and sisters.The tidings of his death came as a great shock to his confreres on the Chronicle and every member of the staff connected with the various branches of the establishment, with whom he was a great favorite, keenly feel his loss.To properly appreciate the true manhood of \u201cCharley\u201d Teakle one had to know him in life.He was a man of sxceptional character and possessed of £'Yarely happy and lovable disposition.His friends were legion in eve,y walk of life, and ns for enemies he was never known to have one.He was an affectionate son, who loved and honored his parents and family, and a reliable friend, as well as a man who followed the golden rule of true cha:ity.He was never known to say an unkind word of his neighbor, or take part in any conversation that had the feast tendency toward unkind gossip, Ina word he was one of nature's gentlemen.He led a clean, honorable life, and his death is « sad loss to the entire community, Charles Teakle was the son of Mr, Thomas Teakle, of the Chronicle business staff.He was born in Quebec in 1864, and after leaving school entered into the employ of the old Quebec Evening Mercury to learn the printing foreman of that newspaper, and finally had charge of the news department.Ten years ago he became identified with the Chronicle reportorial staff, and became sporting editor, also telegraph news editor.For some years he was official reporter of the Quebec Board of Trade meetings, and at the time of his death was the night Quebec representative of the Canadian Press Association.He also at times acted as special correspondent for various leading Canadian newspaoers, and had the well deserved reputation of being one of Quebec's best and most reliable newspaper men, as well as an acknowledged authority on sporting matters, He was a great favorite with the members of the Quebec city press, irrespective of creed or nationality.Mr, Teakle was a prominent member of the Masonic order, and connected with St.John's Lodge.He was also a member of the Brittanic Lodge of I.O.O.F.and in both organizations held high offices.He was a life long and devout member of St.Matthew's congregation and in his younger days was connected with the church choir and was highly esteemed by his pastor, Rev.Canon F.G.Scott, who also deeply feels his loss.Besides his parents he leaves four sisters and four brothers.His colleagues in the Chronicle establishment, who all held him in the highest esteem for his sterling integrity of character, his kind and genial disposition and his natural sympathetic nature, extend his parents and family their sincere heartfeit sympathy in their sad affliction.© MONTCALMVILLE HAPPY OVER NEW POST OFFICE The post office station recently installed at Montcaimviile is greatly appreciated by the residents of that locality.The office ia situated on the St.Foy road and ie well supplied with every accommodation, and is in charge of Postmaster J.i.Delisle.DEATH OF WM.ALBERT PERRY William Albert Perry, aged 42 years, brother of Mr.James Perry, furniture dealer, St.Pau! street, passed away yesterday after an illness of, two months, Deceated in his lifetime was & prominent athlete, and took » deep interest in all sporting events, Ite was a man of retiring disposition and highly respected by a large circle of friends.Ohildren Ory 6 ae trade, and later was promoted to be: AUSTRIAN BUSINESS MEN VISIT QUEBEC Members of Prague Chamber of Commerce Inspecting the Opportunities of City.Dr, J.M.Jaroslav Hovak and Dr.Zoenko Faft, members of the Prague, Austria, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, who come to at- end the world's convention held at Boston, Mass, under the auspices of the Boston Chamber of Commerce recently, arrived in Quebec on Saturday and registered at the Chateau Frontenac, Both gentlemen, who have made a tour of the United States and the principal cities of Canada, have come to Quebec to study its commercial importance, and at the same time inspect the \\ government immigration buildings and note the arrangements for the general handling of immigrants who arrive from all parts of the world at this port.In an interview with a Chronicle reporter yesterdal, Dr.Doenko Fafl, who is a young man and speaks excellent English, said he was delighted with his visit to Canada and was greatly surprised at its size and the progress of its industry.Speaking of Quebec, he said: \u201cThe port was without doubt one of the most magnificent in the world for its natural resources for shipping, and must eventually become famous for its shipping as the natural gateway of the Dominion.\u201d He was also agreeably surprised at the many advantages the city offered for manufacturing and general trade purposes, as well as the beauty of the city's scenic surroundings.Interest In Immigration, Dr.Zoenko Fafl said he was particularly interested in viewing Quebec\u2019s accommodation for the landing and inspection of immigrants to Canada.He passed several hours yesterday forenoon inspecting the whatves and buildings at the Louise docks, and was especially interested in his observation of the inspection of immigrants that arrived by the steamer Scandinavian, ' He was shown over the permises by the courteous agting immigration agent, Mr.Stafford, who treated him with extreme courtesy and gave him all the information he and his companion desired .He said that the way immigrants were feceived and handled wag a credit to the Dominion Government, Doetors Zoenko Fafl and Jaroalav Hovak leave this morning for New York, where they will sal for home.THANKSGIVING DAY I8 QUIETLY OBSERVED.Yesterday was Thanksgiving Day and a statutory holiday.In consequence all public offices and banks were closed, and business in a measure suspended.Church services wer held on Sunday, and many of those relieved from the strain of their everyday tasks, enjoyed their holiday by a trip to the country.The St.Louis Hotel served a special Thanksgiving dinirer last even ing, which attracted a considerable number of diners.AT THE AUDITORIUM.\u201cWonderful!\u201d That is what the people were saying last night coming out of the Auditorium.In fact, the last number of the vaudeville is really wonderful.The flying Henrys are probably the best acrobats we have seen in this city for years and the other acts are not to be forgotten.Miss Louise Collerette has a splendid voice and she knows how to manage it.She wears fine dresses that pleases the ladies, who are also satis- Reid & Co.Harry Larivee ings nicely in French and English.He ia also a good comedian.The Knox Brothers are musical comedians that are already known in Quebec.They were applauded as they came on the stage and they were applauded many a time during their act, and they deserved it.The pictures this week are most interesting.There will be a change of pictures for the matinee Thursday and balance of the week .Except Wednesday and Thursday there will be three performance during this week, \u201cELIJAH\u201d AND CALVE CONCERTS.The production of \u201cElijah\u201d by the Majestic Opera Company (of New York, which is to be given at the Auditorium Thursday night, is the first on the American continent of the Mendelssohn oratorio in opera form.It has been done in England, with great success, although it had to overcome the opposition of those who thing religious subjects unsuited to the stage.This prejudice, happily, has been overcome by Wagner's \u201cParsifal\u201d and, in lesser degree, by Saint Saens Samson at Dalila\u201d As staged by the Majestic Company, \u201cElijgh\" has all the grandeur of \u201cParsifal.\u201d A house that will tax the capacity ; of the Auditorium promises to greet Mme.Calve at the Auditorium tomorrow night, when she and her husband, the Tialian tenor, Galileo Gasparri, appear in a concert program which will include scenes in costume and with scenery from Biget's \u201cCar.FOR FLETCHER'S men\u201d end Mascagai's \u201cCavalleria CASTORIA Rut] a sentient fied with the performance of Dorothee ji HOME FROM TRIP Felix Laliberte Returns From Clergue Expedition To The Hudson Bay Country.Myr.Felix Laliberte, forestry emgl- neer, who, at the request of of the Crown Lands Department, accompanied the Clergue expedition to Hudson Bay to explore the forest on both sides of the Nottaway River, returned to town yesterday with his three companions, Messrs.Donat Brule, Homede Dery and Gustave Lord.A few weeks ago three members of the Laliberte party were drowned on the Nottaway River, but their bodies were recovered by Mr.Lemoine\u2019s surveying party which is following Mr.Laliberte\u2019s party,jand were buried on the shore of the river.IMMIGRANTS COME FROM SCOTLAND S.S.Scandinavian Brings a Big Crowd of Desirable Settlers From Old Country.The Allan Line steamer Scandinavian arrived in port yesterday from Glasgow with 388 passengers, 188 second cabin and 200 steerage, all immigrants who have come to settle in Canada.The steerage passengers are specimens of Scotch settlers, apparently well educated and in good circumstances, who are going to friends throughout the Canadian West.| After their medical and civil inspections the immigrants were conveyed to their new western homes by a C.P.R.special.DEADLY CYANIDE WONT KILL CAT \u2014_29 Expert Says One-Sixteenth of à Grain Didn\u2019t Touch One of ; 4 Kansas City, Mo, Oct.0.=Dr, W.M.Cross, city chemist, was willing to confess that he doesn't understand the theories of the law and the courts on what is proper testimony, He offered to risk the nine lives of a cat in the court room at Nowata, Okla, to prove his testimony for the defence in the murder trial.C.L.Har- | kins was accused of the murder of a man, his wife and a young woman, Harkins\u2019 sweetheart, by poison.The chemist for the prosecution said he obtained one-sixteenth of a.grain of cyanide of potassium from one of the bodies.He administered it to a cat, whereupon the feline \u201cuttered a cry\u201d and fell over dead, * 0 \u201cI told the judge and the jury that it couldn't have been eyanide,\u201d Dr.Cross said at the City Hall.\u201cI asked them to let me administer a dose to a cat in the court room to show that one-sixteenth wouldn't kill a cat.The lawyers for the prosecution objected.Even the lawyer on my side was afraid.He feared the cat might die of heart failure.To convince him I told him to bring me a cat.He did.Five minutes after 1 gave the first dose 1 gave another sixteenth of a grain, That cat is still chasing mice in Nowata.I don't think [ touched one of its lives.But the court said it was not proper testimony for a jury.\u201cNow I'd like to know what the law considers proper testimony.Then when I was finally allowed to tell the day before they brought in all the druggists in town to testify that there wasn't any good cyanide in Nowata\u2014it had deteriorated.So 1 went to the drug store and brought before the jury the bottle from which I obtained the poison.It was label- ted: \u2014\u201cTested full strength under government Pure Food and Drugs Act.\u201d TO CURE À COLD IN ONE DAY.Take LAXATIVE BROMU Quinine Tablets.Druggists refund money if it fails to cure, E.W.GROVE'S signature is on each box.25e.RE-UNION OF 8T.MATTHEW'S MEN I8 POSTPONED.Owing to the sad death of Mr.Charles M.Teakle, the re-union dinner which was to be held by the men of St.Matthew's Church at Kent House tonight has been postponed until further notice.\u2014 LOOK FOR THE OHEEP EP TRADE MA GÉÊTES Éd what | had done to our lawyer's cat, a IF YOUR BED SAGS LIKE THIS \u2014 Sl & ON you will never realize how much you have bese missing in the way of comfortable, beskthful rest until you spend a low nights on the correctly \u201cBanmer Spiral Sprig Then you'll feel the diferance\u2014incronsed comfort at night-a more refreshed feeling in the morming.The Banner supports the body like this\u2014 J, , Ts NAD Lo be 55 2 SNS I Its hundred coiled springs ** give\u201d where the pressure is\u2014 nowhere else\u2014koeping the body in the level, natural position that permits of free circuletion of the blood and, therefore, sound, refreshing sleep.Our \u201cmoney back\u2018 guarantee assures you that \u2018Banner comfort ° will Last à lifetime.Your dealer should be able to show yeu the \u201cBanner\u201d Spring.If he cannot, write us.° THE ALASKA FEATHER & DOWN COMPANY Limitao.- NONTREAL anc WINNIPEG.Also Makers of High Grade Brass and Iron Beds, Health snd Ostermoor Mattresses, Fecther Pillows and all kinds of Bedding.© Grateful\u2014 Comforting OCOA AS IT SHOULD BE Warmth, strength, nerve, ener| ection of cocos, in which the constituent called co .0a b a standard which EPPS\u2019 , are the results of * ) Bpps's Cocoa yesrs sustaining and warmtb-produ utter is retained in maximum quantity.Tr ago st up aro wt = standard still\u2014sbsolute perfaction Breakfast Supper Epps's,\u201d the producing ] > at perfect fit.$7.00, for markably low sale price.Clearing at .eee Also 1 dozen blue and white check Woolen Goods Dresses, priced $2.75.Sample lot of Ladies\u2019 Costum at Bargain Prices.Call and see these clegant Suits of Serge, Venetians and Tweeds.Note the high quality of the goods, the careful workmanship and the stylish models in which they are made.Try on a few and observe their Rioh Satin Pettitooats See the excelient quality of those black and color- .ed Satin Petticoats we are offering this week at $1.95, You can't obtain the same elsewhere for less than.$3.aguy, Lopinay & Frere _ 254-264 St.John Strest Children\u2019s Dresses There will be a quick clearance of this small lot of Children\u2019s Red and Navy Serge Dresses at our re- The regular value $4.25.\u2018and black New Corderoy Dresses New assortment of children\u2019s smart Corduroy Dresses, navy or brown,sizes 10 to 14 years, priced.eee $5.75 and $6.50 es on sale this week Surely you will say: These are clothes at remarkably low prices.Children\u2019s Coats Clearance of 2 dozen Tweed Coats for Children, $9.00 values of $3.50 to $5.00 for $1.69 and $2.75 for $1.99 2 dozen Silk Moirette Underskirts, black only, marked $2.75, are on sale this week at .$1.99 Also 1 dozen Colored Moirette Underskirts, registered $1.50, for .iiiiiiinns conven een.81.19 130 a yard or 2 yards for 250 Rich Silk Taffeta Ribbon, in extra good quality, several shades to choose from in widths of 4 inches, suitable for hair bows, millinery purposes, etc, Worth 17c.Our Special Price, 2 yards for .28¢ and white for $1.95 .-.$2.25 Clearing .:.$175 faultless $5.00 to ges we There is just one best way In the handling money ar the keeping of records This is IT! 256 different kinds of businesses have granted the superiority of the National Cash Register over all other systems because it warrants a square deal to customers, protects the integrity of employes and safeguards profits.No matter who you are, where you are, or what you do\u2014if you handle money or keep records, it will pay you to find out just what sort and size of National Cash Register is made to meet your especial requirements.THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO, Quebec Office, 285): St.Joseph Street.| SEEN CNE CSN CE RME | fore last.Women\u2019s Fall-Winter Suits at 20% discount, all this season\u2019s models \"$1700 Tweed Norfolk Suits in neat designs for.$1360 $22.00 Smart Tailored Suits in good warm materials, cut and style of the latest, for.0.coh cree 000 0.$17.60 © $29.50, Beautiful New Costumés of Whipcord, most ig.vogue this season, lined irr best quality satin, fore.,.u.0.$23.60 $45.00, Handsome Velvet Suit, ornamented with appliques and silk Braid trimmings, black and colors, for.sans re \"RITES WA NE NES Sata es oo aangng .Near + sans 1 = Caer oo ao ; Nida en Se ln -T.DB.Dubue; Successor vim) ta 188 and 194 St.Vohn Bt\" \"\"e [| ball on Sunday.The ball players toid $90 BN agteemens, teciprovally recognizing DONOHUE - | H1\"Tibya respectively.House Established 1875 Confidential Houss.EE.ROUMILHAC COGNAC Cognac Perle d'Or.Marque Deposes Guaranteed Pure Wine .FX Case 1 bottles Chane srasensr000e $ 8.00 XXXX Case 12 bottles Fine Champagne.V.S.0.P.Case 12 bottles Vieille Reserve.Case 24 Flasks.rennin, Oa Sale at All Leading Grocers.E.ROUMILHAC, Sole Agent and Proprietor of the Marque.48-50 Palace Hill Laurentide House LAKE EDWARD ET = The Finest Fishing and Hunting Territory In Canada.Easy of Access.- Best of Portages.; Competent Guides.Pull Bquipment msy be had at the Hotel Write for Iliustrated Booklet and Map.R ROWLEY, Proprietor.Lake Edward, P.Q.AT EDGAR LANGLOIS' SPORTING NEWS BALET WIRRER I | #710 AD AC Captures \u201cFlound-the-Moun- tain\u201d Event, Defeating Fabre Who Won Last Year.Montreal, Oct.28\u2014W.Bailey, of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, won the Herald round-the- mountain race from a good field of long distance men, including Ed.Fabre, the famous National A.A.Asunner, who finished fest in this event last year.and competed in the Marathon as the representative of tha Nnminion at the récent Olymptad at Stockholm.Bailey ran well from the first, and finished the distance, approximately ten miles, in 57 minutes $0 seconds.The record for the course is 56 minutes 54 seconds, made by Jim Robson, of the Gordon Harriers, the year be- Fugene Clouette; of the Nationals, finished second some distance behind the winner, and W.Showers, of St.Patrick's A.A.Acame third, an equal distance behind Clouette.JIM FLYNN MATCHED WITH LUTHER McCARTHY Los Angeles, Cal, Oct.28\u2014Jim Flynn and Luther McCarthy were matched to-day to fight twenty rounds at the Vernon Arena, Dec.10 in the firsé of Promoter McCarey's \u201cwhite hope\u201d elimination contests in the heavyweight division.It was announced the winner would be offered a match with Al Palzer, \u2019 ALL-HALIFAX RUGBY DEFEATS MONTREAL TEAM Halifax, N.S., Oct.28\u2014The Montreal English Rugby team was able to score one try against All-Halifax in the game this afternoon and they did this amid a big round of applause, for the team.is popular and it would not have displeased a majority cf the crowd had the visitors wea.The score at the end was 14 to 3, in favor of All-Halifax.+ BASEBAURQTARS FINED SUNDAY PLAYING.New York, Oct.28\u2014Hal.Chase, Cy Seymour, Lauis Drucke, Josh Devore, Nick Altrock, Fred Schaffer and cight other star's of the baseball diamond, were fined $3 each.to-day in Police Court for playing professional the Court that they did not know they were violating the law.They were arrested while playing.FRANCE RECOGNIZES THE +i.+ TUBK-ITALIAN TREATY.Paris, Oct.28\u2014Premier Poincare and Tomasso, Tittoni, the Italian Ambassador tp, France, to-day signed an France's .right of entite freedom of action in Morocco and Italy» complete .libersy.in the government of Libys.lo the agreement France and \u2018IMuly- grant each other the most fav- dred nation.treatment in Morocco and / CARLISLE INDIANS BEAT VARSITY OLD BOYS, 49.1 Toronto, Oct.28-The exhibition football game between the Carlisle Indians and the Varsity\u2019 Old Boys this afternoon was a one-sided affa'r.the Indians winning by 49 to 1.While the Old Boys team included such former stars as Lawson, Dixon, Newton and Gall, the others were no: of brilliant aclibre, aid the team had had but one practice, while three of its members had already played in the sliff game between Parkdale and the Alerts this morning.HAMILTON ALERTS BEAT PARKDALE\u2014SCORE 24-10 Toronto, Oct.28\u2014Hamilton Alerts, in the Ontario Football Union championship game with Parkdale this morning, won by 24 to 10.The erowd was somewhat disappointed at the Alerts\u2019 work, while they won, it was a victory of steadiness over brill liance, all the sensational plays being pulled off by Parkdale.Hugh Gall's mammoth punts and well-judged runs kept the visitors guessing and Mack and Adams gave good support.The men on the Parkdale line, while doing good individuel work, did not play together as a team, thus losing hard-earned ground.BROCRVILLE, 22; : WESTMOUNT, 15 Brockville, Ont., Oct.28.\u2014Brockville turned the trick again this afternoon against Westmount in the Quebec Rughy Union series, winning by 22 to 15 in a hard-fought game.Children Ory FOR PLETCHER'S CASTORIA AMUSEMENTS THIS WREK.BIC SALE OF PIPES, Real 20c., S8¢.and 35e, Value, Sold at 12 1-2¢.Bach .Cigar Store Phone 2470 43 de Jens Near Palace Hill Transfer, 7 Le.TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1912.UY IT BY THE BOX .your little ones chew this helpful tidbit regulariy.They'll improve their teeth, digestions and appetites continuously.Do they spend their pennies now as enjoyably \u2014 as beneficially?Keep a box handy.- Pass it around after meals.Slip a packet la your pocket for when you oversmoke or overeat, or wish to pass the time away.Le.Wm.Wrigley Jr.Co., Ltd.7 Scott Street, Toronto, Ontarle The mint juice gum is a friend in need.Made.in Canada 4 OTIINRS NERF THE CHAMPOSH 13-6\u2014Fourtir Straight Win In \u201cBig Four.\u201d Ottawa, Oct.,22\u2014The Ottawa Football Club is new within sixty minutes :of the championship of the Interprovificinl Amateur\u2019 Rugby Uaion.In the matth agaidst Montreal\u2019 at Lansdowne Park to-day they had little.difficulty .in ing is four.atright.in, the.\u201cBig.Eowsi,\u201d , defeats ing the: Winged Wheelers by a score of 13 to 6 .+ les reine ~easiy.stages of the match the wearers of red and blue were so completely outclassed that it looked as if the Ottawas would register another shut-out against the pupils of Art Ross, but Galvin's lightning- like team eased up near the end and Montreal, rallying unexpdetedly, scored a try and 8 rouge in the last quarter.They grew somewhat dangerous near the eolse, hut brilliant defensive play hy Williams, Simpson and Fleming kept them outside the danger zote.The match was à good one, replete with long punting and running, but once more it was too rough for the good of the players and on several vecasions play was stopped.\u2018There was no love lost between the teams and st the close neraly every msn on the line was eut and bleeding.It was a strenuous exhibition from start to finish and Refrees Robins snd Ripley, both of Hamilton, had their hands full.The Ottawas showed brilliancy in every departmnnt in the first half, but in the second, apparently, withi Arfgonaut game of Saturday next fixed in their minds., they were apparently \u201cunder wraps.\u201d In the second quarter Baillie, of Ottawa, was thrown behind his line and was carried off within a broken collarbone.ST.PATRICK'S HOCKEY CLUB TO MEET TO-NIGHT A most important meeting of the St.Patriek's Hockey Club will take place in St.Patrick's Hall at 8 o'clock this evening, as several matters of the utmost importance will be discussed.The St.Pats, as reported a few days ago, are anxious to enter the Interprovincial Hockey League, snd Messrs.Hanrahan snd Conway, who had been delegated to Montreal in this connection will return to town this mornning and report the result of their visit at to-night's meeting.INDIAN THOMAS WINNER OF CUP AT HALIFAX Halifax, N, 8.Oct.2&-\u2014Ît is enti- mated that 25,000 people saw the Halifax Herald's ten mile road race ny day, which won won by Michael Thams, an Indian, rfom Prince Edward Island, who has twice before captured Arsg place apd now becomes owner of the enp.His time was 57 minutes JOM seconds.James Mepersons.including.D.H.Chambers, of St, John, put up 8 great race, this being his first appearance in the Marathon in Halifax, taking sixth place and coming about 44 second behind the Indian winne- \u2014 GERMANY'S NEW RULES FOR OCEAN-GOING STÉAMSHIPS \u2014 Berlin, Oct.28\u2014New rules for ocean-going steamships were approved to-day at a conference held at the Ministry of the Interior at which representatives of the German minis- trie, the federal council and the shipping interests were present.The new rules have been adopted as the basis of Germany's attitude at the international maritime conference to be held in London.They deal with the question of bulkheads, life boats, wireless telegrapby and the reporting of ice- _bergs.All passenger steamers carrying 75.; ge.grew, and freighters carrying a crew of 60, must in future be equipped with wireless telegranhy having.a.radius.of 100 ses miles, These vessels must also carry a certain proportion of skilled oarsmen to man the lifeboats.have been thoroughly amended, The regulations as \u201cto hd | = Bisyclss & Supplies Bicycles Cleaned & Repaired - AUTOMOBILE TIRES The largest stock of Dunlop Traction Tread, Non-Skid.| \u201c Auto Tires in the city.If you want a tire, no matter what make, call and see us.- NUL - Quebec 5 hom 1 ie ili \" A SPECIALTY.\u2018\" 1 The easiest, safest, quickest and most economical way to move pianos and heavy furniture is\u2014 with a freight elevator.\u201cShe liked it wioupl 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The handling of goods from one part of à building to another is done most cheaply with an Otis-Fensum Freight Elevator.The same work can Be done with fewer men, in less time, and without even the risk of damage to the goods.It also enables you to stock on any floor and to get *' Freight Elevators gives an interesting BREA LAE ARIE ER TT ETT OTIS FENSOM ELEVATOR COMPANY.LIMITED TRADERS BANK BUILDING .TORONTO % [yatta o\u2014 I TETE Terra area ARAL El ay Se a æ ma ROYALTY IN FOREST AND ON KING GEORGE AND His QUEEN ARE ENJOYING THEIR ANNUAL TRIP TO BALMORAL CASTLE.T m\u2014\u2014\u2014 res.[Special Despatch) Loxvon, Baturéay.ING GEORGE and Queen Mary are K now entertaining a succession of big partes at Balmoral Castle, which will be doterrupteé Cor only a few days While the King visits East Anglia for the military manoeuvres.The King is generally out about eigh# in the morning and.accompanied by the Prince of Wales and Prinés Albert, and two or three friends, Wakes an early start for the moors.When the Court departs ffom Balmoral the King will begin his annual round of shooting parties.In the Intervals of shooting over the royal preserves at Windsor he will pay.three or four country house visits for the sport.Among those who are te entertain the monarch are the Earl and Countess of Iveagh at Elveden Hall, where both the King and his late father ha n frequent guests.Though the wet summer hau spotied sport in most counties\u2019 Jhlp year, the prospect of good bags trom the Klveden preserves is favorabie.Angider visit will ha paid by the King and Queen to the Duke and Duchess of Devoushire at Chatswarth House.On this visit there will be the usual theatrieal per- formanco\u2014not one\u2014as in the old days, in the Utile theatre that is part of the house.All the houses at the King\u2019s disposal sroupd Balmoral are filled with guests this year.\u201cOut\u201d wucsts, as the others are called by tha rural inhabitants, are frequently Invited to the custle snd the royal automobiles and carriages, of which & great number have heen sent down from London, are at thelr disposal.Lord and Lady Knollys sre much of the King and Queen and the royst chitdren, with whom they ave.and always have been.great fa- worites.They are stopping at Craig Gowan, one of the mnst charming residences on the royal estates, Theugh Princess Mary.like har mother, fe very fond ef autamobdilina sha loves her ponies Lest and la said to have been delighted when informed that her pet steeds were being sent to Balmoral trom Norfolk during her holiday in the north.Sha goes out riding every morning.but in the afternoon aftener accompanies the Queen driving.The Prince of Wales, when not joining the shooting parties, is often to be seen cycling along the smooth, well kept roads Which run along the Dee banks away to Blister or to Braemar.He Is sald 10 be looking forward with eagerness to his course of studies at Ozford.and Oxford residents are delixiited at the idea necessarily an amateur, patron of many of the proud clubs which bear the title royal to the forafront of their nantes .The Prince of Wales and Prince George are ardent golfers and very good players, 00.Those whe have watched the pros- ress of the Prince of Wales say he is now fully equal to the ordinary five handloap player.He takes golf very seriously, and after a game will go back and practise a! difficult shot until he has mastered it.\u2019 His brother is more dashing and more attractive to watch than (he heir to the throne.His style is said to resemble very much that of his grandfather.King Fdward.It must ha comfesand, however.that King Edward, though always generous In his encouragement of goi( and golfers, notably during his visits to Marlenbad, where he was frequently on thé: links and where he gave many prizes for competition, never showed any sign of being more than an average player.Both the Duke snd Duchess of Connaught are very fond of the game, though their officiul and aocial duties have ever prevented (hem fram indulging in it es much as they might otherwise have done.The great golfing branch of the English throne is, of course, the house of Schles- wig-Holstein.Prince Christian has \u2018\u201cdriven the first ball\u201d at the openings of many new courses, as to the manner born, and both his children, Prince Albert and Princesa Victoria, are enthusiastic players.Prince Albert 1a recognised the champion of all royal goifers, beinz only two strokes, ar thereby, worse than scratch at Sunningdate, of which club he was the founder, and winner of ciub prizes.le was run- ner-up In the Founder's Cup competition at Sunningdale a few weeks ago, and the annual fours me, In which he and his sister, Trinesss Victoria.oppose each other, partnered respectively by \"Jack\" White and J.H.Taylor, has been established for ssvera; years.the lady's side always receiving the ndds of a third.A cup in the symbol af victory tn this novel family match, and up to the present the Princess and her brother have each won 1t twice, The future Fmpress «£ Garmaormust be enrolled among the devotees BY] golf.If one may judge by the attention Riven to the game by the Crown Prince and Princess during thelr recent visit to Ceylon, where both of them played several rounds on the links of the Nuwara Eliya Club, near Colombo.The Grand Duke Mikhailoviteh of Russis y and a zit who ars the envied of hundreds of others.For the boy is \u201cking\u201d of the Island end \u201cmonarch of all he sur- voys,\u201d white his sister is \u201cquesn.\u201d\u2019 They e the children of \u20ac West of England business man, who hes leased the island and installing hie children.James and Madge, there to rule and play at empires to their hearts\u2019 content.Owing to ita distance from land, the uncertainty of landing and the danger of regaining the boat, very few people ever visit it, and few dontmen on the coast care to undertake the task of conducting tour ints there.Steepholme was once a fortress commanding the channel, and thers are stil! \u2014\u2014 atiered al] over the island the adandoned ammunition ores and offices, tente (ren TREYRESTIL DISCUSSIRG Batteries are still almost intact, even to: tha hig guns.\u201cLIFE.\u201d James :s a courteous.reilanc ard sturdy, - yours man.He la welt vertéd In every lépectal Derpateh.) (Ming connected witlf his island \u201cempire.\u201d lepsuon, SAtarday.can point out the nesting places of the LL the scientists of Englard a 1 péregrine-falcon, bnzzard and other rare Lvs éleeu = the amexirg thedries Birds.An a naturalist ne can rame many] \\dévanced Ur Professor Sstaels: of | dir bargy University ard presi\u201dent of the Brizah Aesncuitian, who hus siartied rare plabts.and in proud of the beautiful peony which is found there in Ite wld: the whole of the medical profession by the extraordinary suggestion he has made and there is some expectation in naval circles that this gua may 5» mounted In the dresdnoughts of this year's pre sramme.The new ship wiil be laid down adbeut Christies, and is to be completed within two years.The !sunching of the mew battle ship Marlborough at Davenport tas bees previ.sionally fixed far Oetover 26 sd It is ez- pected that the Duchess of Mariboroush will be sabia to perform the nem\u2018ng ceremony.; \u2019 The Duchess of Welirgton ta te launch ihe Iron Duke at Periamouih next montli, probably en October 12.ate.Rasblts are plentiful, and the king\u201d amuses himself by keeping the - Le ess of change a material which was) lifeless, through material on the border: land between inanimate and snimate to Material which has di the characteriatice to which we sttath the term \u2018life.\u201cBe far trom expecting a nudden leap (rom an inorganic, or At least an unorganized, into an organic and organized eondition, from an entirely inanimate substance :e a completely animate state of being, should we not rather expect à Sradva) procession of changes from inorganic to oruante matter, through stages of grad ually Irereasing complexity until materia Which can be termed living 13 attained?And tn place of 100king (or the production of fully formed living organisms In her ;meticaliy sealed fasks {rather search nature itself under natural {conditions for evidence of the existence, \u2018either in the past ar In the present, of tra Lying matter?\u201cThe diffleutiy, ney.the imporsibility.of jobtainies evidence of such evolution from {ie past history ef the sicbe Is obvious \u2018My+'ads of years max rave elapsed beore some sort of akfietun 3n (ne enupe of \\ezicmreous or s'Hceo\u2018ts spicules begun 10 evoive lteeif, and thus enabled: \u2018life\u2019 which.must already have possessed & should we not|g itioral forms between ilving and non- | g 0 our North American possessions than to our dependencies in snd abeut the Mediterranean, for which service steam packets are used.\u201cSacondly \u2014~That 1 ne weake\u2019 Fest Office average allowances for Lhe salling packets te ahd from Halltax might, by the adoption of steam, be reduced te a regular passage of five weeks out and éme.\u201cThirdly \u2014That tor thé supply of the steam packets to our North American ossessions thers exist, in our colony of Nova Scotia, coal mines yielding en.cellent fuel tor the purpbse at 8 &h rate.\u2019 LAST LONDON WATCH HOUSE IS BEING DEMOLISHED (Special Jespateh.) .LoxuoX, Saturday.ARELY does & new tourist season rome reuné Dut American tisltors look in vain for some of the \u201csights\u201d of oid London descrided In the gulde- books.They ing.Now the oid Londcn watch house adjoining Bt.\u201cBotolph's Churchyard, in Bishopsgate, Is being demolis¥ed.The history of the quaint htt'e building is somewhat prosaic, considering the st ring times of its carlier existence.No theless it carries with it interesting memories of a time when the men engaged In the palicing of Londar more frequently carried their lives in their hands than they fo 10-day.Ti ls ome af tie last institu.tlons of the kind !n the city.and when It Rives place to modern business premises # link with the past wii! be missing.Erected in 1778, while Mr.James Towns.culty th conveying the malls by steam It, ¢ sll gradually dirappesr-; , however, you (Ake à sack, drdmy © woman tn it and US & 0074 arsuad M, péu certainly will ses very pronon Hao but lines that are neither nor graceful.\u201cThe result 1s that dressés ya are mada tight round the dips: | arp ne more paniers, but consideradie drapery one lace.The material employed will by vei- vel, brocade and other pelt clothe.\u201cAs for what | think of the Amerises dredamaker whom you interviewed, |} may say that he maturaily mw tbe jmatertal we are showing thls year, I, tharetave, ohare his Opinion on (nat Point.| already gave you my épinion on skirts at the outvet.WIth rogers to tatiormades.I de net thidk (he Jenat indication can de obtained at the Predent moment: wé must await the opening of the Paris racing season Lo 566 WAGR will be worn.The Ametican Areas maker's opinien of the paater Phiri io very good, but | do not agree with MW regarding evening toilettes, Depause § do not think the corzage will be eut higher for receptions.\u201d A® an example ul his viens Redlirs paraded In front of your corretpenéast several mannekins wearine exquisite Léveming dresses.The cnrsagez Were cut very low, both in frost and in we.bak, and the skirts, worn fight af\\the walt, were draped In a very pretty Ranser, $B 8 to leave on the alde a atit wBleh opens Jn walking.Eome of the plrated uader- skirts are very graceful und show up the ender Sgurs without hindecing Lhe Movements of the limba.\u201cAlt tailor made skirts,\u201d continued Rede tern.\u201chave also thia alit.They should be larger at the bottom and not st the 16% 4 wag the case with the panier skirts.I Maintain that a dress should be practical ig another keen royal goiter.He has dome much for the promotion of golf on the |Coftinéât.and han à private links arevid of having the Prince among then! and that + the rooms to bâ céeuples dy the new revel ergraduaté aré the same as wefe otey- | several centuries ago by & son of his beautiful ground at Kenwood, ad- Henry VII.when Prince of Wales.joining Hampstead Heath.There are more Americans in seottand| But the conne-tion of British sovereigns his year tha usual The land of the|Mith the links has been a remarkable one.heather is, for the moment, the Playground It Js on record in the \u2018Book of the\u2019 of many who took part in the big \u2018lal doings in London this summer.Both merican hosts and hostesses are On th rease, and large parties have gathered ince the opening 1 ni Selon A the various Heid iF yi oF the autumn months.en tad M definitely known at present, Mr.and Mrs.Mages will go to India this winter as guests of Sir George Ross-Keppel, Agent to the Governor General, at Government Mouse, Peshawur.When this trip le toncluded they will make a tour through Ind'a and be back in london for at ieast par: of the summer season af 1913.Lord and Lady Granard are still entertaining at Castle Forbes, where Lady Paget and Mra.Ronald Greville are guests.Lord and Lady Anglesey have been on # long cruise, during which they pald \u20ac wistt 10 Lady Cunard, and had what they termed a \u201cheavenly time\u201d at her palazzo fa Venice.Lady Cunard has her daughter with her there, having lessons in music ond painting, of which she is very fond.\u2014\u2014 ROYALTY AND THE ROYAL AND ANCI OF ENT $ \u20ac = b cla) Depaul a.Loxtha: Saturday.ERHAPS it Is omy-in Keeping with the appdifiqne the, came.of golf, which 19 proverbialty both \u201croyal and oncient,\u201d tit: Forni\u2019 indies, \"as! went as the male members inf.the yepml family, should be keen on the game.In fact, it is on record that the first ladies who prac- tized golf were queens of England and, 0 Of the very considerable stake Scotland.Mehtion has heen made lately (thet Queen vy has deen playing golf on the ins f-72Imorai, as If it were something that has: never atfempted befor As à mtatter of fact, che first took to the game Met ye:r, and was inducef to continue her practice this season by Princess Mary, who takes a great interest In the game and # quite enthusiastic \u2018over it.Bo rapid 1» her progress (het it is said she bids fair to become as good a player as Princess Patricia of Connaught, who Is accounted one of the best lady players In the royal family.She is usally her mother's companion and opponent on the linka.It would be the sheerest flattery to any that Queen Mary 1s a good player.As Princess Mary isughingly says of her mother's driving, \u201cIl ia strong.but occa- wionaily wide.\u201d Bul the Queen enters into the game most heartily when once she ean be induced to start.King George finds but little time to play goif while Is highland residence, since shooting and deer stalking posesss mich greater Sttractions.Like his late father, ne would be considered à \u201climit\u201d man in any ordinary club.Luckily his influence on the game depends In no degree on his perecnal skill, and since he ascended the tdhns fy = \\Chrontcies nt the Kings of Ensisné\u201d that\u2019 Queen Caroline of Aragon.the unhappy\u2019 vite of Henry VIIL.wrote to Cardinal or SCHLESNIG-HOLSTEIN ees.PRINCE ALBERT T a HI - to the association that Tite arises, in Îte primal form, yponiancopsiy, Without supernatural inlervent'on, by chemical a don, and that therefore artihcia! produc.ion of life 18 not by any means outside the reglon of porsibility.The most obvious marifesiation of life.he sald, Is \u201csporianeous movement.\u201d We animals under.The fish are unequalled in the channel.It Is only necessary to hang a net upon a few poles at the end of the Island and when tie tide recedes there i» an ample supply of Hoh to last for months.And James is & busy \"King.\" Water has | Wolsey that she found tn golf her only prrention (Rom tye Greariness of her 46 ted _fourt tngre \u2018was Mary.Queen à, cots, who waa a pl er of no email! proff-, The Duchess of Mariborough has fresh aes if her victories over the French cad itches of friends sgch week.Mr.and'are to be taken as a criterion.Of Mark; ison, Jnyes.L of Lagl (xt.ot scot! und! he récords eh but it wie\u2019 nd Mrs.John Magee ROLL Son y e who brought golf to Engiand _ ertes of parties at Urle d§at Br oud Vi now the oldest gf cl | aven, throughout the mont.So far #6 in the world, under the name of tM !Knuckle ut, More familiar & mod jears under the title of the Royal D'ack-; heath, Charles LI.however, who learned] the game on the links of hie native town of Dunfermline.appears at goif there, always as a figure of tragedy.He was playing at Leith when news was brought\u2019 to him of the Irish rebelllon.and immed:-, ately he abandoned his match and re- Néwragtls, While ne was held prisoner, thers by tie Rota, during the moe) time that preciaed his delivery to the Ensiiah Parliament, he goifed In Shicid | Fleld, outalde the walla 0° the town, often against an officer of the Scottish army,\u2019 with @ soldler attending him in the dual toll of guard and caddie.His son, James IL, the last of the Stuarts, was the lero of the ftat International foursome.When, as Duke of York, he was visiting the Scottish capital an er-; gument with two English noblemen led to a challenge for à matoh and an undertak- Ing by the royal player lo find another Scot to oppote them.A shoemaker named Paterson was récommgnded to the Prince as a partner who could be relied upon.And evidently the Scottish artisan player, was cven then a forec to ba reckoned with, for the héf® aprarent ard he defeated the two Jnglish nobles with ense, snd James gave hls partner the due, whith changed hands over the match, with which the shoemaker bought himself a house in the Uanongaté of Edindursh.The Hanoverian kings Who succeeded, the Stuarts were not golters, but the, Houso of Hanover did not die out without leaving one name on the roil of golfing fame.He was King Willlam IV.who ini 1631 gave to the Be.Andrews Golf Club its pregent name of the Royal and Ancient Golk Clud of St.Ardrews.At the same time he presented the club with the gold medal which has ever since been the first] prize at the autumn meetirg.Four years inter his consort, Queen Adelaide, presented to the club the medal which isl named after her, dnd which, il ¢ the silver club, is one of the trophies theoret- traiiy won each season by (he nawly elected cabtatn of the club when hel strikes oft the first bail of the year.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 (He ENVY THIS BOY AND GIRL \u2014THEY ARE KING AND QUEEN.(Special Despatoh.) Loxvox, Jaturday.Tore» are perhaps few boys and girls + whe have not dreamed Dow fae it would be to be King and Queen of an island.On 8 rocky 15104 of SEVIRLY Gores, called Steephoime, 16 the Briste} Shean, dwell rons he has WANS 1.0 fathers pines \u2018trom to be carried up a steep, parrow pathnar, 1he do:.ey must be tended 10 and potaicerisee à mat, u dug.8 bird move.sré we and vegetabies must be procured from the [krow that they are alive.\u2018 \\Ve place a carious gardens perched at dangerous drop of pond water under the microsqo angles round the precipitous vliopes.para se rumberless particles rapidly Queen\u201d Madge is a pretty Girl in er moving within it; we affirm that it swarms teens, with a beautiful comp:exion 8nd with life.We notice a small mass of slime flowing hair.Ste discharges her domes- changing its shape.(Rrowine out projees tie dutics admirably \u2018and presides WC dons vf ts strdéturelbes subiiince, cheeti- tea With Quiet ease ahé dignity.\u2018Shé Ing rem ore part 82 the AX af the in: has her fowls to attend to, and her herd eroscope to arother.We recognize that of Foils, adobird\u2019 With tédraosth! OPN.ihe aime 1 living ANY obresve mimimb foitow her obediently.each answering movements In individust cells of our own to its name.Madge ls passionately fend body: in the white cerpurcies of our blood.of all animals, even th.donkey.8nd in connective tissue cel's, in growing they ali vie with one mnotiter for JUSt & nerve cells.in yours ce'ls everywhare.moment's companionship with the isl.We regard such mavemerte as irdicative and queen.The two young.setf-rellant af the possession of life: rothicg eeems islanders, though ofien cut off for weeks more justifiable than sush an inference.the outer world, are perfectly The eleme: compne\u2019ar 110s substance prolonged existence.to make Sny sert of geological resord The problem would ppear 10 be hinpeless of ulitmale salutun if we are rigidly confined to the supe position [hat the evolution of ifs has otly wecarred once In tas globe.But are we justified in apsum.ng that at one period.only.and as là Wére by a fortunate and fortuiteus concomitance of substance or eireumetance, l'ving matter became evoived out of non-living matter\u2014tfe became established?Is there eny val'di reason 10 conclude that at some previous period of its history our earth wus mare favorabiy cireuma:anceé for the produ pA Pincpepate werd.for wa: ox Its tashion cannot last if It x 3 r 3 r.John Yerbury [is nat.You have proof of this a A took over the old building :n 188, when;A woman's form should be tn It was deciced to build a rew police grace\u2019! movements without evidencing station ard vacate the watch house.His the shape and.above ell, without the fon pré gérer mia tr of the last season.The figure is n , - J ust ae sierder in this û enlargement unt! 8 few days ago.when; \u201cThe ay of the ace ie past.Every.It wap rev 5 * à ; « hae > revente rE pm! s ins Is outlined with drapery.which pro- \u201cThere uses to be cell \u201cwhen we came rer notre EE et os what a - ï 1 = an, ot tn on er re .© same drapery effects.Some of the rg reconstruction for bus.ess! ais Purporas The cells in ihe barement arelontirery covering ne moulders au ft ting now a cellar The founta!n In the ehuren-'gper the arms.Sable 7 Lu .yard used to be be the old watéh forhorable fur.the moss house, close to INFEEE=O! the rAIlnFS! \u201cJ repens thar the general nets in Bishopsgate, hut it was removed owing g .se is tor in ou rapery from the hips.1 still hoid to this 0 the spray eplashing foot passengers.opinion, and ! belleve 1 quite right.\u201d \u201cThe watch house, 1 betieve.wae simply a Rouse of detentlon for \u2018arunks\u2019 who wanted tn get inte the city and who were next mayning when Nes were takes down to Old strept and tried Mr.Yerbuty has found a jot 4F a8 clay Pipes an tre ete He save thal, according to ome antharity, these ware used dy (noce engaged tn the Lara of (ke victims of the London plague and hat trey were buried with tnem, AERIAL WAR CRAFT MENACE THE OIL FUEL STATIONS.(Special Derpatch.] 1oxpox, Saturday.Thé, incrensed use of oll fui in war vins: aygihe Express.has made necez- sary Ve establishment of nex depots de- sides the present coaling stations.- tior of Life than it 1: now?1 hate vaunly vought for such resson, and if none be.forthcoming the conclusion forces itself upon us that the evolution of nor-livirg) inte Living substance han happénés wore than once-and We can de by no means, {sure that it may not be happening #titl | \u201cWithin the soil of this eazth aimast any, chemical transformation may occur.Assuming the evolution of living matter t have occurred\u2014whether once only or more and 1a 136 form suggested.namely, as 8 Admiralty frequently matters not fcr the momen: | In agalition \u2018rt A es at 1iflidackya few A ee fb naw friaking provision lor rew storage tanks at other places around thé coast ac- scessitilié to the fleet of giLapnveying vepse's fwatah would supply a battle squadron with fuel at ges without bringing the war ships Into port.A serious @ifficuity which the, are enizavoring to face is the.o Menace of aerial war craft to these oil tions.storage # ings for protestion.and they are thus en not admitted.They were kept here until Of1 tanks are bu'it with only light cover.| CIE MESSENGERS FIND | FAVOR IN LONDON.(Special Deepatoh.] Lowoow; Saterday.OTS employed at Reuter's Telegram Agency.'m- Qld Jewry, had better look to thelr laurels.for girl messengers are constantly being engaged ln preference to the youths.The sanguine and youthful spirits of the boys have had much to do with their vlackness\u2014one of thelr chief faults\u2014while the placid obedience of the maiden messengers has elevated them in the estimae tion of (heir employers.\u201cOur girl messengers,\u201d said the manager lot the trame department of Reuters agency, \u201cperform their duties muen better than the boys.The girls.on an average.take three messages , the deus lake \u2018op as RAT à 4 \u201cStreet accide and road.mending operations have a tascination for moat of our boys.* \"LeaBrrdd hein them 10° BERNE the monotony of delivering messages, and some times a good thrilling penny dreadtul perused while sauntering along Plest Atreet stimula à boy messenger's drain, but does not quicken his footsteps.\u201cBut the girls; they have none of these pernicious habits.They go straight adout their business, without talking or Idling.turned to his council at Holyrood At.ool, pink there 1a no place Like are few in number Thase constantly pres.the greatest ® {understood that are.st least.of them is\u2019 their isiaréd home rent are carhan.hvdrazen, oxygen ard nit.wher tathter, who regulasly visits Tie regen.Win theps Reid In nucleus mar.childes, was induced to lease the island ter and alsd, hut a A lees degree, in the out nf considération fer the health of more diffuse ving mite='al which wa twa other members of the family.Who know aa nrotopiaam, phobahorus In always ce now develo Into veritable Flante- - vs moh id os eme tram the brasing 10200i8ted Mareaver a large proportion, air and heuithiul conditions of the island, rarest pears erential for aay manifesiation of \u2014 Tow under tise snevitable jawe of «vuis- a life.although not in ail cases necesrary on.FIFTEEN-INCH GUN THAT | for tts continuance, since organiems are ee eee HURLS Al 720 POUND known ch will bear the lcsn of tle ! SHELL! grester part of te water they contain) | FIRST STFAM VESSELS TO || 2 I without permanent Impairment of thelr | CROSS THE ATLANTIC.\u2018witoiity.| The presence of certain inorganic salts 18 ro lers essential, ch'ef among them be- priling mechinery for the two ner Ing ehlorige of « d'um avd reita of cal: dreadnoughts that are to be b-gun elum, magneriam, potsssium end Iran.«The combiration of there elements into Portsmouth and Devenpart, says the a colloidal compound! re=reeenis ths chem.es cver the Iron Duke teal darte of life,\u201d declared the prafe ri ° LE hed nd the Marlborough have heen launched sand when the chemist suceeedn in bu (&pecial Despatch] L.ivEnPoor, Faturdes.ENDERR for ths steam turbine pro- at Express, ax goon next man from British contractors, esr than 19 par rent, of Water aP-; | *, havi been the frst with the\u2019 wv th, have hern azked for already eer qu | ftalma te ha oe ; ing.\u201d declared in February last that the FAA va without doubt ava rat.& rallies ves dl fe en Eh ftting tkirt was à thing of the be found tn exhibit the phenomena which! engine and baller were Atted, and WhChT, ony described it as \u201cthe tate\u201d fash.mars nf colada pronerty nf Aretimitation and there woull spread an! would gradual onuve effected a ($pocia! Despateh.] * Laxnox, Satardar HE centerary celebration of the o:ret, the firat steambest to ravisa's o River Clyde, has excited some dis- = as to Which wag the first steam to cross the Atiantic.Amerles T teurs | resset rime rastessing the > sirely at the mercy of Bombs dropped from fore of AN enemy\u2019s aeroplanes or airahips.growth, repreduction would follow as a' .matter af caurse.Fram any bop'nning of ¢ eee fiving material 8 primitive farm of ute] ly peopte tahe The est:biiahmen: of life being\u2019 eet 1) forma of omgHian\u2018ica yor) TIGHT AT THE HIPS.(Special Despatch.) Pane.Saturday.N an interview on Lhe fashion next year, & Co, of my tour of the principe! to buy models for America | that the shape of the skirts has not changed greatly.The tight Atting linodal' remaina\u2014perhaps not to the hobble skirt extreme, but Dame Fashfon will etill see to it that woman does rot take too lon step.\u201d i Redfern, the \"Napoleon of Dressmak.Every porsible «ffort fe 16 bA made to «x- we are in the habit of esrociating With.crçeted from Savannah 1 Liverpooi ne ; pedite their congirietion.and It Is now he term \u2018life.to be A vesnel of enormeus proportions.nine TARN ve Jo eaten br the mn o production of life is not so remats as has Her dlsplacement Is given no 30,000 tons.been menerally assumed.If aponteneous her length as 700 feet and her speed [6 to generation is possible.we cannot rxpect ve about twenty-nine knots.It to take the form of living beines which \u2018 + While the ride plating of the ship will show 80 marked a degree of differentia- be heavier than that of the Iron Duke ton.both structural and functional, as et ere wi also be more adequate the crgantams which ere descrided as tection against attacks from the sir.making thelr appearance in experimental \u2018 flasks, The recent developments of alr craft have ToS shown that the broad funnel openings | Setting aside, ss devold of scientific : tion, the ides of Immediate super- to the furnaces ani engine founds aoe to A screened.This will be a natural intervention in the frst produc.feature of the new design.and pravably ton of life.we are not only justified in 11 be taken to give better pro.believing dut compelled 10 dalleve that eo vest aerial attack in the case living matter must have owed 1té origin to of veyiels completing and already in com- [causes similar In character to thosé which have been instrumental In producing aid Pa tated that the new British ship other forma of matter In the univéres ; in te to be armed with 15-1ncH guns.The'other words, te à process of gradual eve.aifforance Between the weight of the pre- lution.\u2018 gun and that of the] \u201cLooking at the evolution of living mat.3A-ineh at present in use ls oniy 13 ter by the light which ls shed upon it pounds, with practically (he from the sludy of the evolution of matter trative paver of turd side tn general, we are fed to regard It 4s hav.\u2018A A-inch gun, with à 1.58 pound shall, {38 been produced, not By & sudden alter.ta already completed by Meanrs.Vickers, [ation, Whether exerted by satural oF su.with à Much grocier Seaetraiive powsrlpsrastural ageney, LY sradual proe- twenty-seven days In 1815; but of those twenty-seven days rhe was operated with 1ieam during only eight hours.The tiaim has lately been made for the Great Western, though the Royal William wus weil before her.The Great Western crossed from Bristol to New York between April § and 22, 1818: whereas the Roy Wilam crozsed from Picton, Nova Scotia, to Gravetend In twenty-two days In september, 1433, five yenre eariier, \u2018The Annual Kegister for 1683 notices the interesting event as foiiows:\u2014\"Communication with America by steam, \u2018The Royal recently arrived in London from Quebec.On her way she touched for fuel at Picton, In Nova Scotis, where she obtained at 4 per chaldron coal raised on the spot.The quality Is pronounced by the engineers on board to be superior for generating steam even to our English coal.\u201cIrom Picton she came direct to Cowes in ntesn days.\u2018The distance 19 about 9 miles, and therefore this voyage is not instancod fer ste eposé, Whioh Wan not the particules object of the vessel on this escasion, dut it proves (hres Important metre rThet there 10 ne mate dif- Wiliam, steamer, of 144 horse power, hes, | Your correspondent vesterday called on Redfern to obtain his opinion en the j matter.Received by, the great \"\u2018couturier\u201d in his office.the walis of which were hung with photegraphe of well known actresses \u2018pearing the most Aattering Inscripuons, your correspondent Barely had time to explain the object of his visit before Redfern broke in:\u2014 \u201c1 am always made to say thing I said.You will remember that I have always been opposed to dreesss mek- ing the hips appear wide and that I said nothing but evil of the panier skirt.My opinien has aiways been the same, and 1 Nave never hesitated to ekprese it.Al ihe time Peferred to 1 sald that women né longer wanted drededs tight around the ankles and that they sought freedom of movement impossible With the hobble skirt, I aloo sald that lace Écunces and trimmings weuld be Much Port, and 1 wae tet mistaken.Take dance costumes.tor inktanee.\u201ct furthermore sald that the paniers would fall and be trahsiermed Inte arapety, snd I say to-Gay that me matter [oe einging the drapery may be it will always 16030, 00mathing to fhe imagination.\u2014\u2014 wl.LY REDFERN FAVORS SKIRTS | tendency of Mr.J.M.Guading New York.sald:\u2014\"During Paris shops found ftreet accidents or tar paving operations have no interest for them.They even re fuse 16 linger at the beautiful hat sheps in 8t Paul's Churchyard they aie so con sclentious.\u201cWe have three dosen irl messengers at work during the day.Of course we employ boy messengers for night work, but not because they are better workers.\u201d The girls wear neat blue uniforms ard plain straw hats with black bands.and at thelr waists they carry telegram pouches.\u201cThe girls are neater, quicker and mere obedient than (be boys.That le wh prefer them.\u201d the manager suid.ré AMERICAN'S IMPRES SIONS OF ENGLISH STYLES.(Special Despateh.] Lonoon, Saturday.OME of the little peculiarities which Se & stranger's eye mark the dress of the Englithman are set down in \u201cMen's Wear\u201d by an American visitor at Bourne mouth, \u201cIt 1s at such places as this,\" says the writer, \u201cthat the Englishman \u2018lets Wmelt go\u2019 in the Matter of clothes.He wears just what he fancies, and his imagination certainly is not lacking.\u201cTo one accustomed to the sameness of well cut American business suite (he ccowd on the pler of -Underciift Drive at tbe fashionable hour losks almest comic.\u201cif m perfect gentleman wishes to wear & green hat, & mohecle, something originsi in eravats, & walch strapped on Rte wrisy, don't telephone to asylum or get up a inching parts, they most certains .would do in AMeriea.\u2018\u2019Inoteed they hurry around te their own outfitters and try to outdo Rim by ordering à particularir sporty Scotch tweed to Be made inte riding Wreeches, of DRrRaDs Sew.fangied sort ot golf sachet Wilh paten Siding A \u201cThe Baglishman caves nothing \u20ac weil.pressed appearance et the American.In his lounge cioîhes, Any way, comfeet \\6 his sole al: je roller te generaîiy en inch teo largé.His sleeves re simply enormous.he peciiets of Me suits bulge with tobacos pouch and brier pips, & tow Dooks, mewspupers, Ae.\u201d the \u201câge Ln A THE OUFBEC CHRONICLE.~ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1912, GIT Everyone Q Æ, produce.in Quebec knows Boswell\u2019s Ales and Porter-knows them to be the finest that modern brewing art can The National Breweries, Limiteale T= fl ites EMILE JACOT Fine Railway Standard Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Optics, Silvarwae:.From every pari of this city and country sarcoualiat city Phone 2042 for Standard Tims.EMILE JACOT, Jeweler QUEBEC ) | One Carload of Fresh Oysters Received on Wednesday 96.50 the big barrels.75c.the big basket, delivered.Also Malpeck, Caraquet, Bouctouche, .Fresh and salt fish received daily.CANADIAN FISH & OYSTERS CO.4-6 Sault-au-Matelot, Lower Town, Quebec.Ars.H.Derome, Prop.| PHONE 5406.sept26xwed/frix2m | 1 | Kindly The : ty.at less thas As a madicina! and ! $00.000 to ary Hospital in this city it my ger.Xsject to headache.in your own ci y, why, vou don't gay us.ty when he spea g or you are sub e, and if you find it is not as we sa solid rock.M.Sc., Provincial Government Analystr is wron, Gold Medal Awarded at Provincial Exhibition, 1911.ia, your ALL RESPONSIBLE DEALERS SELL IT.rai waters when you bave much better here mine CLAIRE-FONTAINE WATER 271 feet deep, Leads she world, sad his opinion cannot be contradicted, as he is authori M TIMMONS & SON, QUEBEC, P.Qremises, prices for imported the cost.We say much better.and we mean it, and can prove it.According to the Report of Dr.Milton L.Hersey, Try it at our expense.If you have Dyspeps call er phone, and we will supply you for a ti De you pay high table water we challenge the best of them, and are willing to give $ - sen can prove to the contrary.bald apring ia spon our p Nod Ew EE \u2014\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC HARB! UR COMMISSIOH NOTICE.SEALED TENDERS addressed to the us- MOTOR BUSSES 4h : cidents caused by their vehicles has B20 1 LONDOY \u2018 - v .Many Accidents Arouse a Loud Outery Againet Vehicles Exceeding the Speed Limit.London, Oct.18 \u2014The loud outcry in London against the motor omnibus : companies owing to the numerous ac- caused those concerns much alarm.The companies have now begun a campaign to detect and punish their drivers who exceed the speed limit.This step has irritated the drivers, who already cherish numerous Brievances, and it is likely that London will again be in the throes of a great transport strike unless the complaints of tife bus men are heeded.The drivers declare that they cannot possibly keep up to their ched- ules without violating the speed limits.They further complain that the parsimony of the companies prevents them from keeping just within the margin, for they are not provided with speedometers.There are also allegations that the companies actively discourage trade unionism among their employees and this and other grievances are being taken up by the unions concerned and serious trouble may result.16 SUBMARINES IN GERMAN FLOTILLA Authoritation Statement Shows Strength of Fleet That Was \"Being Kept a Secret.dersigned and endorsed \u201cTender for Grain Elevator,\u201d will be received at the Quebec Harbour\u2019 Commissioners* Office wp to 12 o'clock ncon of October 2ist, 1913, for the construction and delivery in complete order of a 1,000,000 bushel capacity Grain Elevator, | with Marine: Tower and Shipping Apparat to be situated on the Princess Louise Embankment, Quebec.Each tender is to be ac- | companied by plans and specifications, exhibiting and describing the Elevator for the construction of which the Tenderer has submitted prices.Particulars of the requirements applying it the Quebec; 5: = Hach Tééféi0itust be accompanied by an | accepted bank cheque for $25,000, made pay- | sxable to the order of the Chairman of the Harbour Commission; this sum will be for Harbour Engineers Utiice, | of the Elevator, ete, if called upea to do se, and will be-retained during the pregress of the work as partial security for its due ful- Aliment; the unsuccessful tenderers will have thelr cheques returned, * The Commissioners do uot bind themsslves te accept tbe lowest or any tender, MAOUL RENAULT, Secretary-Tressurer.EXTENSION OF TIME, The.Quebes Harbor Commissioners have extended the time for the reception of the tenders for a Grain Elevator as above, until November 30th, 1912, at mpon.ane the time of delivery until Aagusi, 15th, 1914.RAOUL RENAULT, «io 17 ods Secretary-Treasurer.octl12,19,25,n0v.29,16,23 AUCTION SALE In the matter of Miss M.Hayes, of Quebec, Millinery Store, Insolvent.fos the Elevator, etc, may be obtained by 1 fourth of the total personnel required feited should the tenderer refuse or neglect : to enter into @ contract for the comstruction .Berlin, October 18\u2014The secret of Gerniany's submarine flotilla is out.Until now nothing has been allowed to be made publie as to its strength.but an authoritative statement just issued says that it consists of 16 boats, of which 15 are in commission, while the new naval programme adopted this year contemplates ultimately a fleet of 72 submarines.A considerable number of these vessels ate already under construction, so that the establishment of a second flotilla at Wilhelmshaven on the North Sea.(the present boats are a\u2019l stationed in the Baltic Sea at Kiel) is expected.shortly.About one- for the 72 submarimes is already under training, the list at present showing 57 officers, 25 engineer officers.210 warrant and petty officers and 306 seamen.: The admiralty Is experimenting with the \u201ccrewless motorboat,\u201d the invention of a German engineer, the steering and engine-controi of which are operated by wireless te\u2019 graphy.The boat gave x number of successful: exhibitions near Munich and Berlin last year, stopping, starting and answering the hen perfectly in response to wireless directives sent from a shore station, and the naval author._ ities believe it may be made a useful auxiliary to the submarines and torpedo \u2018hoats, PINK ICE OR SHERBET.Take 1 pint of currant jelly, dissolve in 1 1-2 q1aFts of boiling water; 2 cups of sugar.juice of 3 lemons, dissolve well and strain through a fine cloth and freeze.When almost frozen, the whites of 4 cggs well beaten must be added.CHEESE STRAWS.Grate 2 ounces of cheese, mix well Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY, October 3lst, 1912, at 11 O'Clock AM., will be sold by public auction at the office of the undersigned, 98 St, Peter St, Quebec, the assets of this estate as follows : (3)\u2014Stock 0.$444,89 The sale will be made at so much in the dollar to the highest bidder.The inventory can be examined at our office, 98 St.Peter St.Quehec.The stock can be cxammed on | Tuesday, October 29th, at 190 Richardson St, or before pn applying to the undersigned.Terms : CASH.Lefaivre & Lefaivre, Assignees.Office : 98 St.Peter St, Quebec.G.R.Grenier & Co., Auctioneersoct26,31.DIES EMPORIUN D.R.Murphy, Reg'd.COATS.\u2026.+.2.+00 to $35.00 SUITS .$1500 to $35.00 Millinery\u2014Parisian and New York Models, which we will not duplicate at any price.$15.00 to $55.00 Hats-\u2014Smart and dainty designs from our Work Room.83.00 to $14.75 Stock completely new.Call on us for all wool underwear, hose.Ladies\u2019 \u201cEmporium DR AURPHY, REG) | Phone 22 46 Fabrique St having any emtmgling: Reciprocity mon, thurs, J SWEET POTATOES, Gloves, aeckweasr, veils and veiling.an with 2 ounces of butter, 2 ounces of | * flour, 2 ounces of bread crumbs, sca- son with cayenne and salt to taste.Roll out very thin and cut into strips one-fourth of an inch wide and six fong.Lay on buttered tin and bake brown.! Put one-quarter cup of butter and \u201ctwo tablespoons of sugar into saucepan; when hot lay in raw sweet potatoes that have been pared and eut \u2018in halver, season with salt and peppers, halt cover with - boiling water, cover the saucepan closely and let simmer.When tender and brown take out the pieces carefully and pour the sauce over.Though all to no purpose, the Halifax Herald puts the argument of the \"wider market\u201d promised by the Toronto Globe to the Canadian people once a day.\u201cThe Toronto Globe\u201d it says \u201cstill laments the rejection of Reciprocity but endeavors to comfort itself and its downeast readers by prophesying that within five years the Canadian people will seer their blunder, thru reaching that state of ! ruin upon which, it contends, they are ! rushing thru the rejection of its scheme for \u201clarger markets.\u201d But the organ ignores the vital fact that ! the greatest market, the best market, | | the rapidly growing market for Canadisn wheat is in Canada itself, where the market is rapidly increasing thru the coming of hundreds of thousands of immigrants year by year.The or- aloo ignores the other vital fact that if, in the future, the United States should come to be an importer of wheat for home consumption, ss the organ contends, then\u2019 it is quite certain that Canadas will gét e full share of that new market WITHOUT ho Ba Tvo Wiionen Kit, 29 Inared fa Tren Wreck (Continued from Page One) ried back to the rear of the car.Another man, who was unhurt, was standing in the baggage car beside the man who was killed when the crash came.The last man taken from the wreckage was found in the end of the passenger car, protected from harm by a seat which had fallen so as to form a shield about his body.The two men killed are: Maxwell Murdoch, aged 25, 48th Highlanders, 347 Wellington St.West, Toronto.G.A.Bantyne, Queen's Own Rifles; identification uncertain.Murdoch lived with his uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.A, E.Harp.He was a member of the Highlanders for three years, and this morning when he left home to join his regiment he seemed gloomy, and stated that the approaching sham battle was to be his last and that on his return to town he would hand in his uniform.The face of the Queen's Own victim was so badly mangled that the identification is not positive.The company lists were lost in the confusion of the accident and it was not possible to call the roll and ascertain who was missing.No afficial statement will be given out by the Canadian Pacific Railway until tomorrow.BAVARIAN SALAD, Two small onions, two heads lettuce pulled to pieces, one boiled beet (cold and sliced), three tablespoons salad oil, two of vinegar, yolk of one raw egg, one saltspoon of salt and some of made mustard.Chop the onions exceedingly small and\u201d beat into the whipped egg the sait, mustard, the oil, inst of all the vinegar, Put the lettuce into a salad bowl, cover with the heetroot, \u2018pour on the dressing.Pass \u201cthe salad to each guest to help themselves.[PITCHES BASEBALL AT BULLET SPEED Scientific Test Shows Walter Johnson Throws The Sphere 122 Feet Per Second.When big Walter Johnson, of the Washington Americans, sent a base ball crashing through a screen of copper wires and against a steel plate on the testing range of the Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Company at Bridgeport, Conn.on October 5 a new chapter in the annals of the American national game was begun.The speed of a piiched ball was exactly recorded for the first time in the world's history.Ballistic engineers had skillfully adapted .the chronograph, employed in accurately testing ammunition, to measure in seconds the flight of a base ball, and at the suggestion of F.C.Lane, editor of the Base Ball Magazine, the rather elaborate test had been arranged.When the speed of a rifle bullet is to be determined on the chronograph, the arm is placed in a fixed position at a known distance from a large 5-l6th-inch steel plate at the end of an enclosed range, something like an elongated shooting gallery of the common type.Over the muzzle of the gun a thin copper wire is stretched.The speeding bullet cuts the wire and electrically releases an upright rod on the recording instrument a: the rear of the weapon.The impact of the bullet on the steel plate, in the same manner, releases a knife which nicks the bar as it falls past a given point and from the distance recorded on the bar, the length of time required for the missile to travel from wire to plate is computed in feet per second.One of the changes necessary to meet the requirements of the \u201cpitching arm\u201d was to arrange a network of copper wires over a frame about three feet square, through which the ball was thrown.This frame was mounted on an upright standard and was raised or lowered to correspond with the height of th: pitchers or the ! style of ball to be delivered.In selecting the pitchers for the initial test, Walter Johnson was chosen becaube of his reputation as the speediest \u201cslab-artist\u201d in the game, and Napoleon Rucker, the star left hander of the Breoklyns, was picked as a \u201cSouth paw\u201d who pitches a ball of moderate speed, depending to a larger extent on \u201cslow ball\u201d tactics than does Johnson.Both pitchers experienced difficulty in the \u201ctryout\u201d in getting the ball through the rather narrow wire frame.As Johnson remarked, \u201cWe are after the man at the other end of the \u201crange\u201d in the real game and I don\u2019t think any of us pay much attention to how the ball starts.\u201d However, a little practice brought cut three consistent \u201cscores\u201d from each pitcher, Johnson's first record was.129, feat, per second, Rucker's 106; second trial, Johnson 121, Rucker 109, and in the INSTA fal fing 59 thejplptey™) ghrogyih- i N os 8 avid 5 6 303 io + | \u2018Fruit-a-tives'\u2014and both of whom threw at a terrific speed.he fat, OST GAVE UP ALL HOPE PF EVER BEING WELL \u201cFralt-a-tives\u201d Cured Terntl Kldaey Dissise Mountain, Ont, Dec.14th ,191C, \u201cFor six years \u2018I suffered from dreadful Kidney Disease.My legs snd lower part of my body were fearfully swollen and the pain was awful.Five different doctors attended me and all said it was kidney Trouble, and gave me no hope of getting well.\u201cA kind neighbor told me to try in a short time, the swelling went down, the pain wag easier, and then \u2018Fruit-a-tives\u2019 cured me.(Miss) Maggie Jannack®* \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is the greatest Kidney cure in the world\u2014and will always cure Pain in the Back, Swollen Hands and Feet, Headaches and other troubles due to poisoned condis tion of the blood.S0e.a box, 6 for $2.50.trial size, 25¢.At dealers or write Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ed his speed up to 122 feet per second and Rucker increased his to 113.It seemed probable that a speed of at least 150 feet per second might be reached after a longer \u201cwarming up\u201d period and more practice, Johnson's high mark of 122 feet per second affords some most interesting comparisons.For instance, a bal! going at that velocity has a striking energy of 160 foot pounds\u2014half the \u201cpunch of a 45 calibre Colt automatic pistol.The 20th Century Limited, flying at a mile-a-minute gait over the rails, makes but 88 feet per second\u2014 only about two-thirds the speed of Johnson's ball.If Jobnson should throw at a man standing on the back platform of that famous train\u2014start- ing his throw after the last car had passed at the mile-a-minute speed-\u2014 the ball would catch up and strike a harder blow than if thrown by the average pitcher at a stationary mark.A speed of 122 feet per second means that Johnson sends the sphere from the pitcher's box over the plate sixty feet away in less than two ticks of a watch\u2014quicker thap the wink of an eye.It also means, that to be struck with such a ball in any vital spot.?Well, is it any wonder that a batter now and then \u201clets one go by\u201d or that he does not always respond to the fans\u2019 \u201cAw, stand up and hit em! Are you afraid of \u2018em?CHICKEN AND MUSHROOMS.Clean and wash a pair of fine fowls, stuff their bodies with chopped mushrooms in which a teaspoon of onion has been mixed.Fill the craws with the usual dressing of seasoned crumbs with the addition of the pounded yolk of an egg.Lay the trussed chickens in a pot, pour over them a large cup of clear soup stock (veal) diluted with as much boiling water.Simmer until tender, Take up and keep the chickens hot.Strain the gravy, season to taste, skim off stir in a tablespoon of flour wet with milk, boil and stir two minutes to thicken; add ha!f a cup of Hot milk; stir in well and pour some over the chickens, therest into a bat, UM + Many persons realize hot give them up.to t pact\u201d 3 This new food-drink is taking the thousands of homes the country over.Such will find the breakfast \u201cThere's a Reason\u201d vaguely that tea and coffee are injurious, bit think rn cup just as hot, snappy and Instant Postum i .Itis regular Postum in concentrated form\u2014nothing added.No Boiling Required Made by stirring a level teaspoonful of the sired) in a cup of hot water and adding rr If tea or coffee has affected ting it.The return to health absolutely free from caffeine, the harmful \u201cThere's a Reason \u2018\u2019 for Postum Instant Postum is sold by grocers, 50-cyp tin, 30c; 100-cup tin, 50c, Send 2c stamp (to cover postage) for S-cup free sample.can be hastened dru, \u2014\u2014P_ CANADIAN POSTUM CBREAL CO., LTD, PURE ROOD FACTÔRIES, WINDSOR, ONT, a rt place of tea and coffee in powder (more or less for strength de- and cream to taste, you unpieasantly, wouldn't common sense suggest quit- by taking on Instant Postum, which is in tea and coffee.> comforting when they whift oe ce tl + ° + an TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1912.> 9 HABERDASHER.CRUISES EUROPE and the West Indies g from New York EVERY WEEK COOKS TOURS ALL POINTS illustrated pro BE BE phone 82 : Carry Your Money in Travellers Cheques FS.STOCKING, General RR.and 8.8.Agent, 32 St.Louis St: \u2014\u2014 \u201cFRENCH LINE\u2019 Compaonie Generale Transstiantiaus QUEBEC and HAVRE From Steamer.one Havre Oct.12 Oct.26.77 Nov.9 Calling at New York N -bound cabin fare to New Wir 230.00, including meals and berth, covering a five days wail down the St.Lawrence through the Gulf of Canso and slong the Nove Scotia Coastce WM.M.MACPHERSON, General Agent, Quebesray Sxtu.th.satxbe STEAMER CHAMPION.\u201cOn and after 14th October, weather and circumstances permitting, will run-as follows: MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY.Berthier at .\u2026.\u2026.7 am St.Jean at .8am St.Michel at .9 am.St.Laurent at .10 am On Friday the steamer will leave St.Francois, Istand of Orleans, 6 am, leom Quebec for Berthier, on Tuesday and Friday, leaving Quebec at 1 p.m.On Fanurder.from.Duhec.4.Stu ancois at § PM - ol ce in _Sypday from, Preber at $10 vm; St Jean, at 4 pany a.ars On sud pUSE 4s.Lik Qetaber weath, and circumstances permit- ting, this steamer will run as follows: From Island.From Quebec.645 am.7.30 am.815 amg.een 11.30 am.1.00 prd.200 pm 3.30 pm.4.30 pm.$S30 pm.6.15 pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, from the Island, 6.45 am.and on Friday and Saturday 5.45 am.ON SUNDAYS.From Island.From Quebec.130 pm.sxoc0000v000000c00 0 pm.500 pm.\u2026.230 pm.5.30 pm.Autumn Milinary Ë : .Just recdyed.3.a¥ge assortment of new Beaver} Hats, Felt Shapes, .Ostrich Plug, Willows, Mounts, in all colors And shades.Always on hand a Jarge assortment k of veilings, ribbons, ornaments, ete.AT THE Missez M.& A.Brownrigg, Millinery Importer; 66 St.John Street tu.thsat J.F.GUAY, CIVIl, ENGINEER Railroads, Water Power Developments, Water Works, Reports, expert opinion in law cases.No.111 MOUNTAIN HILL \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 di LADIES COM TO OUR DEPARTMENT About your new fall suit we would respectfully suggest that you select it right away.We can give morè time and attention to whatever sitera- tions may be required now than later on and our new ock is complete enough now to make it un to wait a single day.necessary Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.| dE Quebec & Labrador Steamship Service (Via North Shore Ports) RM.8.ARANMORE.Rp This steamer is intended to sail.for all ports of call as far as Harrington Harbor, Tuesday, October 22nd.Freiche is now being received at steamer's berth, Pointe-a-Carcey wharf, For rates and other particulars apply to HOLLIDAY BROS, 101 St.Peter Street.NEW FALL FICTION \u201cTrying Out Torchy,\u201d by Sewell Ford \u201cSunshine Sketches of a Little Town,\u201d by Stephen Leacock \u201cBrand Blotters,\u201d by Wm.M.Raine.\u201cThe Long Portage\u201d by Harold Bindloss.\u201cThe Armchair at the Inn\u201d dy PF.H.Smith, .\u201cThe Jingo,\u201d by Geo.R.Chester.\u201cManalive,\u201d by Gilbert K.Chesterton \u201cTheir Yesterdays,\u201d dy Harold Bell.\u201cThe Sign at Six,\u201d by Stewart Edward White.\u201cThe Broad Highway,\u201d by Jeffery Farnol \u201cA Diana of Quebec,\u201d by Jean N.Me- Hiwraith \u201cThe Mountain Divide,\u201d by Frank H, Spearman.\u201cThe Roses of Grein\u201d by Beryl Simons.\u2014at\u2014 P.J.EVOY'S BOOKSTORE, 141 St John Street REDUCTION 120 to 40 Por Cent SHOES { J.CILBERT & CIE \u201cNOTICE merged as a other deep up to last of the Capgligmue river is as bereto- fore shown by s fiat buoy by day and a white light by night, and the position of, the deep water prer recently taken st the end of the long wharf .| is im a straight line with the said Bag and about 600 feet to the west, Voor And A.KINGSLAND, SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTHWEST LAND REGULATIONS Asy person who is the sole bead of a fam- By, or aay male over 18 yesrs may bese juarter vectice of a lo Dominios district, any agency, mother, oom, tending 5 tivation in a daughter, Ki on certai bret! reader.months\u2019 re 8 certain districts a bemestead de bis Vomestesd.Erie $3.00 eo Must read Bon the be thon six months each te of bom om te fh orn eet has homesteed right end sasmot {mation ay unter for à parchsee certain districts, | Price $3.00 Duties Must reside six mouche witivi nes FE EE 4 er who Y.$10.00 Cash $6.00 per month will put a beautiful PIANO in your hogy.Just receiving a new stock of Pianos from the leading many.facturers.ARTHUR LAVIGNE 43-00 John Strep \\.= ai water Pier was ther winter at the nd of the Jong whart, ier wc nated Pier at the month LATEST ENGLISH IMPORTS 6 Casos of English Novolties 1 Case Stylish English Flannel Shirts and Ties from Lloyd, Attrgss & Smith, -2 Cases English Underwear and Sox from I.& R.Morley.1 Case Sweaters and Camel Hair Vest from N.Corab & Son.1 Case Fancy Silk Mufflers and Smart Ties from J.Buckingham & Ce.\u2018 1 Case Tweed Hats, Caps and Soft Thick Vests from Welch, Margelgon & Co, re \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 », J.H.MULLIN, as FABRIQUE ST HEWS FROM ALONE THE WATERFRONT The Allan Line steamer Scandsnavian, Captain Moar, from Glasgow, with 170 cabin and 200 steerage passengers and general cargo, arrived ia port at 11 a.m.yesterday, mooring at the Breakwater, After landing passengers and their baggage she proceeded to the company's wharf, discharged Quebec cargo and left for Montreal this morning.Captain Moar reports a succession of heavy gales almost from Greenock to Quebec.ALLAN LINER.M.S.Victorian, Captain Outram, which left Liverpool at 7 p.m.on the 25th instant, has 78 first, 224 second and 529 third cMss passengers, the mails and a general cargo.Steamer Tunisian, Captain Rennie, from Quebec, arrived at Liverpool on the 26th instant.Steamer Grampian, Captain Willtams, left Glasgow on the 26th instant with passengers and general cargo for Quebec.CP.R.LINE Steamer Montrose, Lieut.Webster, R.N.R,, arrived from Montreal yesterday afternoon, and proceeded for London ard Antwerp.Steamer Montreal, Captain McNeill, from London and Antwerp, with passengers and general cargo, passed Point Amour at 11.30 a.m.yesterday.Due in port on Wednesday evening.DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Letitia, Captain McNeill, from, Glasgow, arrived in port this morning, and moored at the Breakwater.She brought 212 cabin and 192 | steerage passengers and a general cargo.Her passengers will land ths morning.Like other ocean steaners arriving recently, the Letitia had a succession of gales on the passage.Steamer Cassandra, Capt.Mitchel , from Quebec, arrived at Glasgow yes terday evening.Steamer Satwrnia, Captain Taylor left Glasgow on thé 26th instant, with passengers and general cargo for Quebec.MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Importer, Captain Haworth, with a general cargo, arrived in port yesterday morning and moored in the Louise Basin.After discharging Quebec cargo she left for Montreal this morning.* a general cargo, passed Point Ameur at 10.30 a.m.yesterday.Due in port to-morrow gvening., PUES .THOMSON LINE À Steamer Hurona, Captain Lindsay, from Middlesborough, with a- general cargo, passed Heath Point at 10.30 am.yesterday.Due here to-morrow morning.Steamer Iona, Capt.Hyslop, from Leith, passed Point Amour at 1 p.m.yesterday.Due in port to-morrow.FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New York, Oct.28\u2014A moderate business was done in chartering ard freights continued to offer steadily.Rates were firm and tonnage of all kinds was scarce.Quotations to Liverpool, 5 1-24 asked; London, Glasgow, Hull and Antwerp, 6d ; Rotterdam, 13c; Hamburg, 90 pfennigs ; Bremen, 85 pfennige; Bristol, 6 1-2d, December; Cork for orders, 4s 6d; picked ports, large tonnage, 4s; cotton to Liverpool, per 100 bs, 50c.Charters\u2014Norwegian steamer, 19,- 000 quarters grain, hence to the Mediterranean, basis about 5s 9d, November; British steamer, 42000 quarters oats, Baltimore to picked ports United Kingdom or Continent, 3s, with options, January; British steamer, 2659 tons, transatlantic trade, one trip on time basis, 9s, delivery Sydney, C.B., redelivery United Kingdom or Continent via the Gulf, November : British steamer, 2533 tons, same, one round trip, 68 7 1-2d, delivery Tyne, November; Norwegian steamer, 841 tons (or substitute), apples, Portland to Hamburg, 3s 6d, November; German steamer, 1311 tons, timber, Gulf to North French ports, basis 145s, November.December; British steamer, 3173 tons, cotton, Gulf to Liverpool or Bremen, 62s 6d, November; British steamer, 2385 tons, ore, Huelva to Carteret, 10s 4 1-2d, Oetober; British schooner, 347 tons, lumber, Jacksonville to St.Michaels, $15.\u2014 \u201cHp NOTES Steamer Skogstad, Copt.Rynning, from Middlesbotough, for Three Rivers, has returned to Greenock with machinery disabled.Schooner yacht Thekia, Capt.Koefod, belonging to Mr.Eston, of Toronto, arrived here at 4 a.m.yesterday go some slight repairs before proceeding on her journey.The Thekla, which is of a racing model, is in length 106 feet over all, and 76 feet on the water line; 22 feet in breadth and 13.6 feet deep, with 3 small centre.; 48 bt pereby-grves- unr nc Pier ar] Soe Manenenr \u201cCommerce, signals).live moutirof Cap Rouge Riverii sgh.T