The Quebec chronicle, 17 octobre 1913, vendredi 17 octobre 1913

[" Ne }.+ ee) % { i 4 \\ ï ) fi ; ! }3 GRADUATED FROM \u2018 =, + Chronicle | 24 Hours Ending 8 p.m.Yesterday; TEMPERATURES.% ESTABLISHED 1764.To serve with OYSTERS We highly recommend the VIN BLANC SEC $8.50 per dozen Made by La Societe Immobiliere et Agricole de l'Harrach Maison-Garree, Algeria Guaranteed absolutely wine juice.A.GRENIER, Establiched 1882.94-96 St John Street.Phones 1247-1248 MOUNT TEMPLE PILOT CENSURED COURT OF WRECK COMMISSION FINDS EIM TO BLAME FOR STRANDING.Pa Montreal, Oct.16\u2014The stranding of the C.P.R Liner Mount Temple in the St.Lawrence River shortly after leaving her wharf a few weeks 8go was entirely due to an error of judgment on the part of Pilot Louis Z.Bouillie, according to a decision Landed down by the Court of Wreck Commission today.No blame is attached to the master or officers of the veasel.In che concluding words of the court's decision à severe censure is given the pilot.LAVAL UNIVERSITY DR.ARCHAMBAULT, WELL KNOWN PHYSICIAN OF N.Y&.STATE.IS DEAD.\\, Montreal, Oct 16\u2014Dr.L L Archrmbault, one of the best known phy- saints: nu mgtons-dT New York} state, died here today at the home of his son-in-law, J.L.Dansereau.Dr.Archambault was in his sixty-sixth year and for forty years was in active practice at Cohoes, N.Y., where he was-dean of the Cohoes Hospital.He was a member of the faculty of the Albany Medical College and an ex- president of the New York State Medical Society.Dr.Archambault was born at St.Antoine De Richelieu, Que, and was a graduate of Laval University, Quebec.MAN WHO HANDLED SULLIVAN DEED Baltitvore, Md., Oct.16\u2014Jacob E.Munziager, widely known in sporting circles, dropped dead in a hotel here late last night.His home was at Freeport, Long Island.Mr.Munzinger wa- financial manager for John L Sullivan when he was champion heavvyweight pugilist.JUDGES WANT INCREASE.Winnipeg, Oct.16.\u2014\"It is impossible to treat the judges of one province differen: from those of another,\u201d said Hoa C.J.Doherty.Minister of Juslice, tonight, in reference to a delegation of county court judges of Manitoba, who are asking larger remune- tatiom-for their services on the ground that the cost of living has gone up.ithe Minister promises to consider the request.\u2014 COLLECTION SEASON GOOD IN WEST Saskatoon( Sask.Oct.I6\u2014Inter- views with leading wholesalers here indicate that the collection season has opened auspiciously and that the pal- icy of the banks in curtailing -redit during the year is beginning to he ins.tified.Implement firms in part cular state that they expect to make à cleanup in past-due accounts, and that the farmer is in better shape to meet his liabilities than for some years past., LA BANQUE NATIONALE, An item recently appeared in certain Montreal papers to the effect that Badel Freres Co.bankers and brokers.of Paris, had taken suit for $245.000 against La Banque Nationale.This bank requests us to say that there is no truth whateved in the statement and that it must be La Banque Internationale, MUCH SMUGGLING OF ENGLISH GOODS U.8.CAPTURE $100,000 HAUL OF DRESE GOODS FROM NOVA SCOTIA.Washington, Oct.16\u2014Recent wholesale smuggling of English merchandise, particularly women\u2019s dress goods, into the United States, led to the seizure of the schooner Woodward Abrahams, which the revenue cutter Seneca towed into Philadelphia today.The Treasury Department, through special agents, has been working on the case for some time.Suspicion had fallen upon the Woodward Abrahams, and the revenue cutter Seneca was kept on the lookout for the vessel in the Delaware River and around the capes for a week or more.The inspectors at Philadelphia were notified to look beneath the schooner's cargo of plaster for about $100,000 worth of unmanifested dress goods from Nova Scotia.The department is awaiting a full report from the inspectors.CROWN PRINCE ~~ WRITES - LETTER FATHER'S POLICY \u2014INCI.DENT IS DEPLORED, Berlin, Oct.16\u2014The Crown Prince's letter, like his demonstration in the Reichstag in 1911, when he applauded an attack on the German Chancellor during à debate on Morocco, has struck a sympathetic chord in the public.mind, and he has added apparently to his popularity in taking a tsand against his father\u2019s policy.Even the radical Morgen Post says: \u201cPublic opinion is united in holding the Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hoil- weg would sacrifice the constitution and the welfare of the Empire to dynastic considerations, The Imperial Chancellor can rely upon no political party for support against the Crown Prince.\u201d The Conservative Post regards the letter as a gratifying incident.The other papers, however, while approving of the Crown Prince's purpose, treat the letter, especially its publication, as regrettable.The Kreuz Zeitung expresses regret at the publication of the news that the letter was sent to the Chancellor, while the Raidcal Vossische Zeitung and National Zeitung deplore the Crown Prince's step, although they demand full re- unuciation of the Hanover claim, The Tageblatt decidedly disapproves the letter.Nevertheless, it is certain that the Prince will be enthroned early in November, as the Prussian Ministry will have ample support in the Bundesrat.Arrangements are already being made in the Duchy of Brunswick for the enthronement.A motion whidh was adopted today by the Prussian Ministry and which will be proposed in the Bnudesrat, says that since Prince Ernest August of Cumberland has taken the military oath, and in a letter to the imperial Chancellor has Riven guarantees never to raise for himself or his father claims to the throne of Hanover, the Prussian Government regards the express renunciation of Hanover as unnecessary, The Prince will on ascending the Brunswiek throne have to take the oatk to observe the Imeprial constitution, which recognized Hanover as part of Prussia.| POMMERY THE LEADING CHAMPAGNE Commande the h Landan.and all or FRANCE ighest prices in Parle the markets ef the verte MONTREAL JEWS AGAINST RITUAL MURDER THEORY ORGAN OF CANADIAN JEWS CONDEMN BARBARITIES \u2014 Montreal, October 16\u2014Indignation has been aroused in local Jewish circles anent the newspaper reports of the alleged Kieff \u201critual murder.\u201d for which a Jew is now being tried.It is pointed out by some of the principal Jewish citizens of this city that there have been 123 of these accusations made in Europe at various times, and that not once has there been a conviction, MEETING OF PROTEST.The first case on record is that of a boy named William, of Norwich, Eng, who has since been canonizea as a saint.This case occurred in 1144 at a time when the Jewish race was suffering severe persecution.In protest against the accusation of ritual murder, and disregarding the criminal merits of the Kieff case, the Jewish community has decided to hold a meeting of protest on this Sunday.HEBREW PAPER SPEAKS.Woiuld Hear Voice of Dominion Condem Russian Bureaucracy.The Canadian Jewish Times, published in Montreal, discussing the Beiliss case, says in part: \u201cThe outrageous Beiliss case, which began in th city of Kief, on Wednesday, October 8th, and which was planned by the Russian Government as a condemnation against the entire Jewish population of Russia.has been denounced by scientists, statesmen and authors of note in England, France and Germany, as well as hy representatives of the progressive elements within the Russian Empire.\u201cAt the joint meeting of the sections on forsenic medicine and psychiatry, at the Medical Congress recently held in London, a remarkable pronouncement was made regarding the XK blood Tibel - The general 2écusx of \u201critus] murder\u201d was repudiated by famous medical authorities, \u201cOfficial Russia, which in recent years found itself condemned by the while civilized world for its wholesale murders of innocent men, women and children of the Jewish race, is trying world that Jews are practising \u201critual murders.\u201d clerical and theological authorities.These learned men absolutely denounce the action of the Russian millions of Russia's Jewish subjects.country, to lodge a mighty protest on behalf of a defenceless people, whose so barbarous a country.\u201cLet the voice of the free Dominion tice, be heard in loud cry against this action of the Russian bureaucracy.\u201d \u201cSuch action by the Canadian press at this juncture, will be deeply appreciated by Jews in this free and happy country of Canada.\u201d The Jewish Times proceeds to give a history of the case, quotes eminent authorities against the \u201critual murder\u201d theory, and sets forth protests made against the action of the Russian government in various countries of the world, \u2014_\u2014 STRIKING COAL MINERS ARRESTED FOR PICKETING._ Trinidad, Colo., Oct.16\u2014Forty- nine striking coal miners charged with picketing were arrested at the McLoughlin mine of the Santa Fe Coal Company today and marched three miles to the county jail at Trinidad, Fifteen deputies, armed with rifles, flanked the prisoners on either side, and a machine gun, mounted on an automobile, brought up in the rear, but in spite of this several of the 300 strikers who followed attempted to break through the lines and liberate the prisoners.Some seventy-five strikers gathered st the McLoughlin mine when they learned that 20 miners, whom they prevented from entering the mine yesterday had returned to work.\u2014\u2014 STEAMER ARRIVALS.New York: Kroonland, Antwerp: Graffwalderzo, Hamburg.Baltimore: Franfurst, Bremen.Philadelphia: Mongolian, Glasgow, Seidlitz, Bremen.Boston: Arabie, Liverpool.Queenstown: Cymric, Boston.Liverpool: Dominion, Philadelphia.Dover: Lapland, New York.London: Scotian, Montreal.Havre: La Touraine, New York.Gibraltar: Perugis, New York: Moltke, New York.Narsiles; Roma, New York eek aples; cest Irene, New ; America, New York.Provi : Germanie, Marseilleson #- ar.MORE EVIDRNCE IN KINGSTON to justify its deeds by proving to the \u201cThis latest action, however, is being condemned by the greatest living Church (which works hand in hand with the government), in instituting this malicious charge against the six \u201cWe appeal in the name of the Jewist citizens of this free Dominion of Canada, to the general press of this misfortune it is to have been born in which is shielded by the Union Jack, a glorious emblem of fredom and jus- RAILWAYS MCE CARTAGE CONTRACTS WILL HANDLE- MO MORE FIRST OF é-Following a Oetmittee of the Motrireal Board of Tragde sod representatives of the railways entering Mont- | Montreal, meeting of a com real, it was announge cember 31 all agre railways and cart the handling of f celled.Under no, railways declare, the agreement be continued after first of the year.\u201cThere was nothidg we couid dn\u201d stated one of the Board of Trade men after the meeting, \u201cThe railways have everything in thei hands.This agreement was mage by them in the first place, and ca be cancelled by them at any time y please.They are under no obli ns to act in the capacity of cartagë;companies if they do not so desire\u201d General opinion ® to the effect that the railways have-taken the step partly because handling the delivery of shipments has greatly complicated their business in the places where it has been adopted, while cities in which the system has bee introduced have been asking it.They could not consistently be denied while Montreal, Toronto and Hamilton and others benefited by it, and, as it could hardly be given to gli, the railways decided to cease operitions in this direction entirely.J The railway réffesentativer at the meeting were: r the C.P.R, Freight Traffic Manager W.R.Mac- Innes and Assistant Traffic Manager William Kirkpatrick; for the Grand Trunk, Freight Traffic Manager C.E.Dowey; for the Canadian Northern, General Traffic Manager G.H.Shaw.Messrs.James Davidson, George B.Fraser, T.H.Wardleworth, Jas.Gardner, Joseph Quintal and W.S.Tilston represented the Board of Trade NOT RESPONSIBLE IF CONVICTS DIED d that after Dents between the companies for t will be can- cumstances, the Pr.vee Wee PENITENTIARY INVESTIGATION.Kingston, Oct.16 \u2014 Complaints against Dr.Phelan, the penitentiary surgeon, were made by Guard George Aikens at the afternoon session of the commission investigating the management of the Rockwood penitentiary.He told of extremely gross and abusive language used towards him in October last year.The doctor described him as a crank, disturber and other vulgar and profane things.The guard overheard part of the remarks.Deputy Warden O'Leary was also accused of sneering at the witness and using disrespectful language toward him in the presence of the con victs.His attitude towards witness was such that his influence over the convicts would be weakened.Just before the Dominion elections the deputy warden spoke to the witness about the candidature of Dr.Edwards.\u201cI don\u2019t think the people display much sense in bringing him out; 1 have no use for him,\u201d was the deputy\u2019s comment.In another case, when he was late in winding the electric clock because he had helped to clean up a sick convict who had vomited all over himself in his cell, he was censured by the deputy and told to mind his own business and wind his clocks.\u201cIf the convicts died you are not responsible.\u201d He claimed that the spy system was frequently resorted to by O'Leary, and he cited cases.He was needlessly ordered to stand out in the rain just at O'Leary's whim.Witness was in the shelter provided for just such weather.The spying apparently consisted in O'Leary\u2019s peeking around doors, trying to catch guards lapsing in their duty._ FRENCH MORE CAREFUL ABOUT THER POLICE THEY THINK AMRRICANS GIVE TOO LITTLE ATTENTION TO CHARACTERS OF RECRUITS.\u2014 re Paris, Oct.16\u2014Bvery summer brings to Paris, among the hordes of American visitoré, a number of men vitally interested in the administration of the police departments of various American cities.They come to investigate how \u201cthesé things are done in Europe,\u201d with the view to improving their own departments at home.They are welcome visitors at the Paris Prefecture of Police, and in the person of Emile Laurent, general secretary of the.Paris Prefecture, they have found a courteous host, but at the same time an official who has asked glmost as many questions as he answered.Mr.Laurent's curiosity as to police conditions in America has given him a rather definite opinion as to what may be the matter with the American system.This is what he has to say on the subject: \u201cIt is not my business to criticise the American police, but I venture ¢: express my personal opinion that a fundamental error in the American system is that insufficient attention is given by the administration of police in American cities to the characters of the recruits.Our system in France is to make a minute examination into the record of the applicant for admission to the force.We assume that a man who has at any time been guilty of the least dishonesty has a flaw in his character which will affect his conduct when he is exposed ot the temptations of a policeman.\u201cThe prefectures of police assume that if a man has reached the age of 24 without a blemish on his character, he will remain honest for the rest of his life.Candidates must have their written records of conduct while in the schools and in the army.Even « single bad mark often disqualifies.I do not consider the French system infallible, of course, but the rarity of scandalé jndieates that it is a good one, cin ema.m0 aE EER SE RSESE The Weather Toronto, Oct.16\u2014The Atlantic disturbance has remained almost sta- tiopary to the sowthward of Nova Scotia, but with diminishing intensity.It has caused strong winds and showery weather in the Gulf and Maritime provinces.Fair weather has prevailed in Ontario, but some light local rain and snow have fallen in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.Minimum and maximum temperatures: Victoria, 38, $2; Kamloops, 32, 50; Calgary.28, 48; Edmonton, 26, 46; Battleford, 28, 44; Prince Albert, 20, 38; Moose Jaw, 27, 44; Regina, 27, 43; Winnipeg, 24, $2; Port Arthur, 28, 48: Parry Sound, 48, 60; London, 46, 64: Toronto, 43, 62; Kingston, 48, 64; Ottawa, 48, 62; Montreal, 50, 56: Quebec, 46, 52; St.John, 34, 38; Halifax, 56, 60.Forecasts.Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: Moderate to fresh east and northeast winds, mostly cloudy with showers in some localities.Ottawa Valley and Upper Law: rence: Northeasterly winds, mostly cloudy with showers in some localities toward night.Lower Lawrence: Northeasterly winds, mostly fair and cool.Gulf: Fresh easterly winds, a few local showers, but mostly fair and cool.Maritime: Fresh easterly and northeasterly winds, loci) showers but partly fair.Superior: Moderate ea*+rly winds, fair and cool.Manitoba and Szekatchewa: Mostly fair, not much change in temperature.Alberta: Fair, not much change in temperature.: MEET ; , oie } > \u2014 D 5% [LN Zor \u201cHotel in Canada.\u201d Double Roem.Suites from.severees The RITZ- Hotel and Restaurant.At Sherbrooke and Drummond Streets MONTREAL.: The most comfortable and modernly equipped Single Room .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.moue memsssme +8 4.00 vomir mcccrmes.Ÿ 6.00 Service up to the RITZ-CARLTON world-famed Albany, N.Y., Oct.16\u2014Governor William Sulzer was today found guilty by the High Court of Impeachment on three of the articles preferred against him.They were 1, 2 and 4.He was declared innocent on the charges contained in article 3.Tomorrow he will be removed from office but not disqualified from holding office in this state in the future unless there is a substantial change in the informal vote reported to have been taken by the court on these Questions in secret session today.For the same reason it is expected that he will be found not guilty on the other four articles still remaining to be voted upon when the court adjourned tonight.DETAILS OF COUNT.Lieutenant-Governor Martin FH.Glynn, who has been acting Governor since the impeachment of Sulzer, will become chief executive of the state.He is an Albany newspaper owner.\u2018Robert F.Wagner, a New York attorney, will become Lieutenant-Gov- ernor.He is the majority leader in the Senate.The vote on article 1 and 2 was 39 to 18, a bare two-thirds majority.The former article charges that the Governor falsified his statement of campaign contributions, the latter that he committed perjury in so doing.The vote on article 3, which charges that the Governor bribed witnesses to withhold testimgny.from the Frawley investigating commitiee, was unanimous in favor of the Governor.The vote on article 4 was 43 to 14.six hp changing their votes on articles | and Lirom.\u2018nat guilty\u201d t \u201cguilty\u201d and two from \u201cgully\u201d to Ger guilty.\u201d This article charges that the Governor suppressed evidence by means of threats to keep witnesses from testifying before the Frawley committee.Among these was Dun- GOVERNOR SULZER WILL BE REMOVED | FROM OFFICE TODAY High Court of Impeachment Finds Him Guilty on Three Articles\u2014Lt.-Gover- | nor Glynn Becomes Chief Exeoutive \u2014\u2014\u2014\u20144 | 18 LIKELY TO BE ABOLISHED 3 commendations of the Pilotage Commission designed to improve condie tions on the St.Lawrence.Pilots Corporation is to be abolished, Heretofore it has been an independent .§ corporation exercising wide powers oi its own, mental authority in a nominal sense only.parts of the country a uniform sys tem governing pilots and the conditions under which they operate, and this will be directly under the departs ment's tdministration and supetvie tions it is believed the number of ase cidents will be matoriaily lessened.revised and amended on certain lines CORPORATION OF QUEBEC PILOTS ; \u2014NEW UNIFORM SYSTEM UNDER DEPARTMENT.Ottawa, Oct, 16\u2014The Canada Ship ping Act is to be consolidated, res vised and amended at the next session of Parliament.The revision is now, being looked after by Mr.W.A Henry, of Halifax.It is the desire of Hon.J.D, Hazen to put the enactment in better shape than it is now, and to make such amendments as, in the light of the experience of the departinent, seem to be called for.One of the most important changes will consist in carrying out the ree With that end in view, the Quebed and under the depart- It is proposed now to have in al} \u2019 With mewer and stricter seguls- The Fisheries Act likewise is to be suggested by advisory committees formed this year, and representing al} branches of the industry.comm\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cHad the queerest dream last night,\u201d said the Oracle.\u201cThought 1 was sitting in front of the grate in my room, when ail of a sudden some one started speaking to me.\u2018Well, I hope you'll be able to think up a decent interview for tomorrow,\u201d he said.\u2018You've been handing out some pretty raw stuff lately.\u201d \u2018I guess I have,\u2019 I agreed, politely.\u2018Might I ask your name?\u2018Pessimist\u2019 came back the answer.\u2018I guess you're pretty well played out, aren\u2019t you?\u2018O, he'll improve,\u2019 cried someone else.\u2018Hello! I said, \u2018who are you?\u2018O, you can call me Optimist, my defender answered.\u2018But don\u2019t mind what this fellow says.He's a first cousin to Knocker, so discouragement sort of runs in his blood.I just wanted to tell you that'\u2014 A great pounding at the door interrupted and I heard my landlady's voice as I came to, saying, \u2018I'll bet he's skipped out without paying his board.\u2019 That explained Pessimist, alright\u2014but who the dence was Optimist?Rain today.\u201d We'll play the optimist to any pessimist you can furnish in our line.Optimism is merely faith, and we have faith in abundance in our own goods.This holds for our INGERSOLL WATCHES can W.Peck, State Superintendent of (Continued on Page Seven) | and we guarantee every one of them.Get one at JOHN E.WALSH'S Reg'd, 11 St.John Street.VALIQUET\u2019S When you buy our home-made Bread, Breakfast Rolls, and Fresh Eggs aud Cream from our Ste.Foye Farm, you have the very best articles on your table that can be purchased.They are a luxury at the ordinary prices.VALIQUET\u2019S 12 Fabrique St Phone 1526 TON § ce seen vecsconeu $12.00 Everything in Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables RECRIVED DAILY P.G.COPEMAN, QROCER, Sole Distributor Castle Blend Teas and Coffees 136 ST.JONN STREET, COR URSULE Phone 693 The Queber Chronicle Prioted and published by the Chronicle Printing Comy.D.Watson, General Manager, at the building of the SALE due : 1 t te line each insertion de ally, $30 per anaum, Weekly, $1.00 Ver same in advance Pa V QUEBEC, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1913.*\u2014 A CONTRAST.Premier Borden's cablegram to Premier Cook of \u2018Anstralia breathes the true feeling and represents the true aspirations of the people of Canada.\u2018\u2018Be assur- od,\u2019 he says, \u2018\u2018that Canada stands shoulder to whoulder with Australia and the other overseas Dowtinions in the firm resolve to safeguard our common heritage.\u2018There je not a Gagadian warthy of the name who ces not re-echo these sentiments from his heart.But tan we imagine a message couched in such language soming from Sir Wilfrid Laurier.He does not wish Cannda to stand shoulder to shoulder with Britain or Australia or any other overses Dominion, but in a position of carpiug isolation, measuring her own safety ugainet the possible dismemberment of the Empire snd sponging on the Mother Country so long as it suits his book, Borden rings true, Laurier false.But, if that is true of the original cablegram, with what sort of feelings would Raurier, as Premier of Canada, have received the following reply : \"We are celebrating today the complefion of au Australian anit of the Empires peace-compelling navy, gladly eharing the obligations for the defence of the whole of the King's Dominions.\u201d Australia is doing ler part.We want to do ours, but Laurier blocks the way for the time being and has deliberately by word and deed given encouragement to the enemies and iH-wisbers of the Empireper annum.STREET CAR VENTILATION.We are heartily in accord with the letter which appeared in our issue of yesterday and which drew attention to the need of having the best of ventilation in our street cars.At this period when the winter is so close at hand it is very necessary to emphasize the facts that foul air is a great danger to the health of the community and that ventilation is demanded by every principle of hygiene.Of course, there is no need to go to extremes and it should be easy enough for the conductors to determine how much ventilation js required to keep the car fresh and healthy instead \u2018of sliowing it to become a stuffy and stifling abomination.The same thing applies and with even more force tn the cars on our railways.On entering some of \u2018these after the weather gets colder one has almost to pesh his way sometimes through an atmosphere of malodorous smells massed together.One does not asad to be a medical man to realize how unhealthy wach conditions must be.THE ADMIRALTY ANSWER.Sir Wilfrid's statement that there is no emergency \u2018because the British navy, which was collected in home \u201cwaters, is now \u2018'scattered to the ends of the earth\u2019 was not long unchallenged.The Admirslty has promptly apawered s-query in the following terns \u2014 \u2018Bir Wilfrid is hopelessly wrong in his facts.The whole of the battle equipment of the Empire remains ln the North Ses.On November 1, Sir Stanley Colville takes with him, in order to carry out joint \u2018+ manoeuvres in the Mediterranean, & squadron consisting of three battie-cruisers and some small cruisers.On December 22 ali these ships return to home waters.They can be spared for a short period only, because, from October 1 till Christmas, the German navy is at its lowest strength.From Christmas onwards they remain in home waters, to ensure the complete defense of the Empire at central points from any possible attack.\u201d Sir Wilfrid apparently knows as much about the plans of the AdDiralty as he does of the ability of Canada to build a Dreadnoughtx \u2019 A CHANGE OF HEART.A great change seems to have come over the moral and mental outluok of Le Soleil since it and its friends have heen condemned to the cold shades of opposition by the voice of the Canadian electorate.Nowhere is this change more noticeable than in ita frantic efforts to work up alleged scandals out of various transactions connected with the publié works being carried on in this neighborhood by the government.Take for instance its attack on those connected with the purchase of some property in Levis which was afterwards sold to the Harbor Commission.If there is anything wrong connected with this transaction, we shall be the first to ask for an investigation, hut we arg confident that the accusations sre inspired far more by political malice than by any other motive, and that those who are attacked will he well able to defend themselves.If Le Soleil is going to attempt the role of a purifier of public morals\u2014 save the mark\u2014it is surely rather late in the day to set about it, as it had no lack of opportunity to do so during the regime of the Liberal party.There was seandal after scandal which should have been exposed but Le Soleil never opened its mouth but in the effort to explain them away, never moved its hand but to administer a thick coat of whitewash.Perhape Le Soleil remembers an occasion when : Benator Choquette bought the Joseph property and sold it to the government at a handsome profit.Did it nd fault with that transaction?Far from it.When the person involved is one of its political friends, then everything is legitimate and above-hoard, But when any of its political opponents sell anything to the government, then it must proclaim on the house tops that there has been some crying scandal, ete.ete.Les temps sont changes, cher Abner! BYE-ELECTION MORALITY.The Liberal party, thrown into a state of consternation over the result of Chatesuguay, has decided, it le mid, to protest the election.Some explanation of the stunning blow administered to that party in the crushing defest of ex minister Fisher in à former Liberal hive, must be forjheoming and that right quickly.Hence, a ususl ia wich oases, every species of corruption known to the ingenuity of man is forthwith ascribed to their sucessful opponents.This poet election whining is poor Wasiness at best.It ie, however, ludicrous in the extreme when it pro- condo from the columme of papers that sendoned the w- I eo eae * .Tt Stan J AB a Liberal electorate rascalities of Brockville and West Huron, the exploits of Cap.Sullivan, and of \u2018\u2019Hug the \u2019 Preston, the cruises of the notorious \u2018Minnie M.\u201d and the doings of Leach who disfranchised hundreds of Conservatives in Manitoba by the employmeat of his infamous thin-red-line methods.Neither party has a monopoly of political purity.Neither enjoys one exclusive copyright of electoral wrongdoing.And no amount of \u2018\u2018copy\u2019\u2019 manufactured by the Grit bureau at Montreal or Ottawa will con- vinee the public that the Tories were corruptionists and the Grits purists in the conduct of the fight in Chateauguay.It was undoubtedly a keen contest.Fisher is a wealthy and an ambitious man.He spent money like water in the Liberal publicity campaign last winter.He made a stupendous effort to get back into parliament vis Chateauguay last week.The expense of his campaign was enormous.Practically every prominent Liberal member of parliament from Quebec and Ontario, including Laurier, Graham, Lemieux, Marcil, MacKenzie-King, together,with a seore of lesser lights, stumped the county with him.Public pageants with Sir Wilfrid as the central feature were staged.An elaborate and expensive organization was maintained.Canvassers, heelers, pamphleteers and other nondescript election agents overran the constituency.The Conservative campaign, if not so elaborately staged, was aggressively pushed, and the Conservatives won out.It is quite certain that a large amount of money was spent on both sides, and unless the contest differed from all others ever held under similar conditions, some of it was probably spent carruptly.Under such circumstances, for the beaten party to publish broadcast its complaints of the conduct of the other side is the customary thing, but it is not sportsmanlike.It is, however, uscless to reason with a party which is experiencing such a sickening sensation as is the experience of our Liberal friends at the present time.* Comment of The Press Referring the other day to feeling nervous when making public speeches, Sir Thomas Dewar told a story of a man who was suddenly called on to make a speech.He was very nervous and self-conscious, but he began: \u2018'Ladies and gentlemen, Shakespeare is dead.\u2019\u2019 Here he paused a second to think, and then went on: \u2018' Milton has passed away.\u2019' Again he stuck and tried again: \u2018* Tennyson is no more.\u201d For the third time he came to a dead stop, and, at last, miserably confused, he blurted out: \u2018And I'm not feeling very well myself!\u201d Then he sat down.\u2014Pearson\u2019s Weekly.A glance at the front page of the papers for the past fortnight or so shows one thing very prominently : murderous attacks on women by a type of human wild beast representing the survival in man of the instincts of the tiger and the ape are startlingly common and must be sternly reckoned with.Schmidt, Spencer, Spurgeon, the as yet undetected ruffian who butchered that former Milwaukee school teacher, and others whose names escape one at the moment.What u list in this Christian era that plumes itself on the work of \u201csocial uplift!\u201d Capital punishment may, not be the ideal deterrent.But the fact remains that in England (where the swift and sure sequel of murder is the gallows) the crime of murder is so rare es to startle the public when it occurs: whereas with us (with shame and sorrow be it said) it is a commonplace of the daily paper.With such brutes abroad, women must be circumspect and the authorities diligent: and it is high time to try a little English expedition and directness in the courts\u2014it is better than the American recourse, lynching.\u2014 Milwaukee Sentinel The death of Dr.Charles L.Leonard from a disease due to his work with the X-Ray machine, has added another name to the long list of heroes of the laboratory.Dr.Leonard suffered for nine years before he passed away.The habit of carping at the medical profession is not uncommon.Yet there incidents now and then which show the ideals of the profession to be very high.Since Professor Rontgen announced the discovery of X-Rays in 1896, several medical men have fallen victims in the attempt to gain for humanity benefit from the use of the discovery in medical apd surgical work.Dr.Leonard himself stuck to his task after his hand had been amputated.If any serious proportion of the public were to lose faith in the medical profession great would he the opportunity for quacks and frauds to { Vietimize the people\u2014something which is too rife now.! Railing against the doctors, because some doctors have | heen foolish or wicked, is silly and harmful, just as sensible as railing against religion or the church he.cause some clergymen have not heen faithful to their trust.The self-sacrifice of a Dr.leonard now and then illustrates that the standards of the medical profession have not deteriorated.\u2014Ottawa Journal.Tn spite of his crimes and pretensions, General Huerta never was accepted in Mexico an the lawful President.His dispersal of (\u2018ongress and imprisonment of more than one hundred meinbers are proofs that he has never been recognized by his own people even as dictator.Porfirio Diaz was President-Dic- tator far more than a quarter of a century.There some executions and a few mysterious disappearances during his term, but when he lost control of Congress he did not dragoon ft.He fled the country, Huerta, a weaker man, a creature of assassination, with more than half the so-called republic in revolt against him and with no title whatever to office save that given by the grudging toleration of Congress, reveals himself at home and abroad an a common tyrant by destroying the last vestige of constitutional government.This is the desperado who is now notified from Washington that he will be held responsible for the lives of the legisiators whom he has imprisoned.It is to be feared that threats and entriesties in his case are equally vain.The same facility in falsehood that cheeked out the murder of Madero, that flaunted the lie in the face of John Lind that peace had been restored, and that has sinee given the world polite assurances that a free and fair election would soon be held, will not fail Huerta if he shall conclude to subject his prison- tion on the part of the usnrper, the Constitutional forces ought not to be long in reaching the capital.They are the true liberators of Congress and they ought to be the sole avengers of the crimes that have -\u2014\u2014\u201d THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.SASCHRETS\" IF CONSTPATED SC EADY, BLIOLS-~DNE BO \u2014\u2014 Turn the rascals out\u2014the headache.biliousness, comstipation, the sick, sour stomach and foul gasee\u2014turn then out tonight with Cascarets.Don\u2019t put in another day of distress.Let Cascarets sweeten and regulate your stomach; remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and that misery-making gas; take the excess bile from your liver and carry off the FCASCAR s6 D'ARTIGNY STREET.ETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP.\u201cQUEBEC EYE, EAR & THROAT HOSPITAL\" Founded and under the @irection of Dr.Coot, professer of eye and ear diseases at Laval University.Specially treatment of eye, sar, nose snd throat diseases.decomposed waste matter ana consti pation poison from the bowels.Then you feel great.A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning\u2014a 10 cent box from any drug store will keep your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels regular and make you feel bully and cheerful for months.Don\u2019t forget the children.INCORPORATED.organised for the eh \u201c= FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1913.EN SEASONS CO Cord Velveteens Dress Stuffs Ladies Hats We have now received our full stock of new Fall and Wintée Dry Goods.We give below a list of the goods with the prices.Cord Velvetesns for dresses in the latest shades at 85c and 96e Dress Stuffs in the newest materials at 68c, 88¢, $1.10, $1.20, $1.38.Trimmed Felt Hats for Ladies; latest shapes and colors at $1.78, §2.25, $2.75, $3.25, $3.95.New Velvet Hats, in black; newest shapes at $2.75, $3.25, $3.95, Ladies Tweed Hats, new styles, at $2.25.White Felt Hats, ready to wear, for ladies, only $1.25, $1.48, $1.68, $1.75.New Net Yolks, in a large variety of styles, at 25¢, 3c, 38c, 45¢, $0¢, $8¢, 68c, 75c, 90c, $1.10, Satin Underskirts in all the popular colors at $2.38, $3.00, $3.75.Pine Cushions; a large lot just re- Lipton\u2019s Tea Nothing is more pleasing than a good cup of tea.Lipton's Afternoon Tea is refreshing and will auit the most particular epicure, We have a fresh stock done up in pound and half-pound tins, and prices range from 4c ers to the fusillade.With suth evidences of despers- |.to 70c a pound.Try a tin of this famous blend in your next order.GEORGE PATRY, 22 FABRIQUE STREET - PHONE 3515 QUEBEC The,» Our Eng + bry 256 pr li H.F.KIMBALL Yes.Just Books and Stationery Phone 432.EDDY'S Washboards RECOMMENDED by all good dealers everywhere in Canada.They help to prevent much of that \u201cdred feeling\u201d when wash- day is over.And they do not injure your better linens.AN EXCLUSIVE, patented method of crimping the zinc makes them DIFFERENT from any others you may have \u201cJust as good as Eddys Matches.\u201d .EL LOOSE disgraced the age\u2014New York Worid.Our Interesting Collection - OF = STONES Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires and Pearls, suitable for mounting in accordance with your own ideas.This is & splendid feature of this store,\u2014 a department of our business that has met with the approval af a critical clientele, G.SEIFERT & SONS DIAMOND MERGHANTS, 16 Fabrique Street ceived at 50c, 75c, New Neckwear; all up-to-date Lyles, at 2c, 30c, 38, 48e, We, Ge.Knitted Wool Skirts; fancy colours for Jadies, at $1.10, $1.48, $1.75, $1.88, $2.78, Wool Dressing Gowns; all new this season, at $3.50, $3.75, $4.75, $4.95, $5.95.Wool Kimonas; a large stock to select from, at $1.40, $1.48, $1.75, $1.88, $2.75, $3.25.Store closes at 6 p.m., Saturdays excepted.Simons & Minguy 20 Fabrique Street { {Tolophone 334 QUEBED 4 M & A Brownrigg Have opened their popular Millinery Parlors for the Autumn Season, and have on hand a large assortment of beautiful Parisienne designs, as well as a fine line of Velvets, Velour and Jetts of superior quality.A first- class assortment of Children\u2019s Milfinery is also cn view.A visit from our patrons is highly solicited.NES A.RONA * 64 John St ARE TO Appraisers, Trustees, Liquidation of insolvent estates.Compromise between debtors and creditors.126 8T.PETER STREET, Tel.45204521, .Agixly SP \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DUFFERIN TERRACE HOUSE Opposite Governor's Garden and Chateau Frontenac.Terms moderate.5 Genevieve Ave, Cape, Quebec.MRS.WHELAN, Prop, Phone 4237.\\ Jy-19xty V Hun Ms GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER 111 Moustais Hill SHOOTING SEASON New Guns, Rifles, Pistol, Ammunition, Decoy\u2019s, Tents, Knives, Animal Traps, Axes, Flasks, Blankets, Sleeping Bags, Camping Outfits, Thermos Bottles, etc, otc.\u2014Tobehsdat\u2014 GNC \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Sporting Goods Shot Guns and Rifles Shot and Ball Cartridges Hunting Knives and Axes Canvas Tents Camp Beds Grey and Red Camp | Blankets \\ \u2014 at \u2014 ! S.J.SHAW&CO.18 St.John St.Telephone 8673 \u2018 IF YOUR SHIRT IS8 LAUNDERED dy our new \u201cpressing system\u201d it has the same attractive appearance that it had when new.Our process gives the shirt the proper stiffness without that harsh, board-like effect.And, owing to the fact that there is no friction used to iron you |.garments, by this method, there is positively no opportunity for unnecessary wear.: Our \u201cpress ironers\u201d make your linens fit and look better\u2014and wear longer.Try our work, THE IMPERIAL LAUNDRY, Phone 95.' _ $ LL E-1L0Y me CABINET MAKERS, 280 Valier Street, Shop No.5 Blanciæs fereet -Furnitore of ail descriptions mada repaired and recovered.also packed, stored or shipped as desired.Mattresses made over, polishièg and repairing.Carpet laying aad liar oleum our specialties, Reasonable prices.Do not overlook your Fall and Winter Suit and Overcoatit I stock nothing but the best in material and give perfect fit.H Drop in and choose for your.se S.J.BURKE, 187 St John St Quebec.ed feb.14xmon,wed,frix Ye REDUCTION | 20 to 40 Por Cent { On Our Entire Stock of SHOES à J.CILBERT & CIE | : 294 St John Street, A NOTICE 1s hereby given that the Pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge River ig submerged, as well as the other desp.water Pier that was there up to last winter at the end of the long whark The positica of the pler at the mouth of the Cap Rouge river is as heretofore shown by a flat buoy by dan and a white light by night, and the position of the deep water pier re cently taken st the end of the long wharf is in a straight line with the said flat buoy and about 60uv feet ta Lt the west oy.A.ZINGSLAND, for Gieot, Standard re Gonorrhea Runnings 18 48 HOURS, (eid M Ney and Blodéor Troubles, : et -\u2014 av a ; - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1913.upwards.See Our New Curtain Scrims If you have new Curtains to put up this Fall you should certainly ses the many dainty patterns in new curtain Serims which we are showing.They are very effective and our prices are most moderate.Per yd 15¢, 25¢, 28¢, 45¢ and LIMITED.Retail Division, 157.173'St.Joseph Street, Quebec.\u201cVitrauphanie\u201d Imitates Stained Glass At very little cost you can give your windows the rich appearance of Stained Glass by using *\u2018Vitrauphanie.\u201d\u201d We have just recived an entirely new range of patterns in rich colcrs, and also ivory shade, which has been out of stock for some time.Priceg for ivory, peryd.oo.».15e, 186 and 20e - Prices for colors, per yd.ves sneer.14a to 22e Special Sheetings Heavy bleached cotton sheetings, priced very low for this Special Sale.64-inch width, per yd.ans 25¢ , 72-inch width, per yd.verse.29e 80-inch width, peryd .eee 32 WOOL BLANKETS, with white, heavy weight.Size 60 x 80 inches, only, per pair .an.COTTON COMFORTERS, with fa ncy floral covers; size 5 x 6 ft., well filled with good cotton down, Special, each .in the price, HAND forters, etc.COTTON HONEYCOMB QUILTS in red and white; heavy quality and AY good design.Special, each .8 1e een tee enenaieaee ad 98c * 7 Prices, per yd .1Be, 19c, 22c, 25e & 35e ROLLERING\u2014White Huckaback Cotton Rollering with blue border; 17 inches wide.Sale Price, per yd.5 1-2 bleached cotton hand towels, with fringe, and red border.Size 20x35 inches; a special job at a low price, each.6 1.2¢ APRON COTTON\u2014Heavy apron cotton, 36 inches wide, in navy stripes or checks; heavy quality.worth 14c a yard.Special, for.Ale Quilts, Blankets, Etec., At Specially Low Prices It is a comforting thought to know that you can buy good bedding supplies ~ bere for the next few days at specially low prices.The colder weather is here to stay now, and this is the time to prepare for your winter needs blue or pink borders; they are soft, but \"ny Regu lar $3.75 quality.Speci eine sienna.8198 Mill Remnants of Linen to Be Sold at Amazingly Low Prices \u2018We have just received from a big Irish manufacturer a very large quantity of remnants and mill ends of linen, which will be cleared at fractional prices.There are all kinds of linens in this shipment, ranging from the low priced varieties up to the very fine double Damask Linens that everyone prizes.These remnants are all in good useful lengths, The smaller pieces can be made into napkins and the larger ones for table cloths, In al} cases the prices are 8 very great deal leas than the actual values.1800 yards of half-bleached heavy Damask Table Linen, from 60 to 72 inches wide, and in lengths of 1 to 12 yards Mark these very low Sale TOWELS\u2014Heavy half.size 30 x Regularly each .in blankets, com- el for 3 days M GF \u2026.-.$2.98 ° .1050 yards of full bleached heavy Damask Table Linen, wide, and in lengths of 1 1-2 to 14 yds.The designs of these linens are very fine, Our Sale Prices, per yd 35e, 89e, 45c, 49c, 59e, 69e, 75c, 79e, 89e.ROLLERING\u2014Heavy white linen Rollering with red border; 17 inches wide.Sale Price, per yd.8 1.2¢ GLASS CLOTHS\u2014White Linen Glass Cloths with red border; size 19 x 27 inches, stamped \u2018 \u2018Glass eloth\u2019\u2019 in bos- der.Note the size and the low price, each KITCHEN TOWELS\u2014AII colored border and hemmed.This is a good wearing quality.62 to 74 inches ceeren.8120 linen, 30 inches, in grey or white, with Special Price, savane vv0 sseo-0cnn0.14 1-26 Newest Styles in The advance of the season sees us still adding to our variety of Autumn styles in costumes and ladies\u2019 wear.- There is a continuous flow of new things into this Department, and we announce here a sprightly collsetion of costumes just arrived.Some of them are quite inexpensive, others belong among the higher priced models, but, in each case, the maximum value is offered at the price quoted.At $13.00\u2014A Costume of Tweed, in brown, black and navy blue.Tailor-made, the coat lined with mercerized material, the skirt being plain, At $20.00\u2014A Costume of whipcord in navy blue, with the coat collar and cuffs trimmed with brocaded velvet; coat silk lined, an dthe skirt trimmed with faney buttons at the side.At $20.00\u2014A Costume of Camel's hair Tweed in navy; coat trimmed with fancy buttons and lined with silk, plain skirt.At $21.00\u2014A Costume of black whipeord in long coat style, with half belt at back.Lined with silk, and the skirt finished with straps and buttons.At $22.00\u2014A Costume of black broeade with long coat, col» lar trimmed with silk braid and buttons, lining of silk.The skirt open at side.At $25.00\u2014A Costume of purple Ratine, with long coatmade with round corners, lined with purple silk.Skirt opening at ride.At $27.00\u2014A Costume of mixed black and brown Tweed, made with shaw! collar trimmed with black silk velvet.Silk lined and skirt trimmed with buttons.At $35.00\u2014A Costume of black and blue brocade, with long coat, collar and cuffs made of dark green velvet.Silk lining and 1 draped skirt, Costumes : ; i _ : buy these socks with the assur- + special value at this price.Spee.special value at 15¢ each.We ance that they will give ial, each .«\u2026.\u2026\u2026.5e | offer a half dozen for .75¢ | wear.Per pair.25¢ CLIMPSES OF OLD QUEBEC | From the Files of the CHRONICLE, October, 1813 and 1913.¢ \u2014b Oem + Lo THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY The Electric Light, At this time, 30 years ago, the electricity was something of a rarity in Quebec.In these columns particu lar notice was given thus: A magnificent illumination was given.caused upon St.John street last night by an electric lamp placed at the gate, worked by the Thomson-Houston principle, and by the generator of the Quebec and Levis Electric Light Co.This light i; remarkably steady and of very great brillianey.Several of our leading business men are to install this new illuminant next month.\u2014_\u2014 Pinancial Troubles.Thirty years ago at this time Montreal was passing through something very like a panic.There have been several failures reported, one, at least, running into the millions, to say nothing of defalcations and other swindling operations.Besides these financial troubles, we hear of stock speculations which have not turned out well, merchants over-atocking with goods of ali sorts, which have only hrought trouble on the rash import ers, Quebec Solvent.Although our Sister City, the \"mer- eantilc metropolis,\u201d is having her troubles, principally brought on themselves by over-ambition, we are happy to say that in the Ancient Capital, where we may go a little slower than In Montreal.our business men just tnow where they are and measure their cloth accordingly.SANOL CURES Rheumatic pains and ailments of aric acid origin, Price $1.50.Leading Druggists, .C.Turcot, 117 St.John St, À.Martineau, 734 St.Valier St.\u2018Correspondence invited with the SANOL NFO.CO, Ltd, Winnipeg, Man, e À HUNDRED YEARS AGO TODAY \u2014\u2014_ General Proctor's Retreat.We do not know upon what authority it is asserted that Genl.Proctor has commenced lis retreat from the Michigan territery and the western district of Upper Canada.We understand that the army was short of provisions before the late action on Lake Erie, and that the hope of supplies was founded on our fleet being able to open communication by that Lake.That hope having vanished by the loss of our fleet, want of provisions may probably have induced that distinguished officer to retire from a country, the occupation of which was of so much importance, and in which, with the assistance of the Indians inhabiting the country south of the Great Lakes, a iew hundred British troops have furnished occupation to from 5,000 to 10,000 of the enemy, and captured more than four times their own number.If it be true as is stated that a thousand of these Indian warriors have followed General Proctor.It is an example of fidelity, under the most trying circumstances, of which those who dominate themselves civilized.have rarely been found capable.Yet these are the people whom some persons would have us believe that England is about to abandon.We venture to assert that not one inch of territory belonging to Great Britain or of her allies in this war will ever be abandoned to the United States.FEAR FOR DIAZ.He May be Assassinated on Arrival at Havana, Havana.October 15\u2014General Felix Diaz, who is now on his way from Europe to Mexico, is believed to be in danger of assassination on his arrival at Havana.The Cuban government has received information that a band of Mexican conspirators are planning to kill General Diaz, who will reach here on Friday evening or Saturday morning, on the steamer Corcovado, The Secret Police express hope of attesting the conspiratots, and the government has issued orders that the utmost precaution be taken on insure the safety of General Dix THE LARGEST INDIVIDUAL CROP MR.NOBLE, OF LETHBRIDGE CLAIMS THIS DISTINCTION \u2014MIGRATION OF AMERI CANS.Lethbridge, Alta, October 15\u2014C.S.Noble, à farmer who lives eighteen miles north of Lethbridge.on the Lethbridge-Calgacy line of the Canadian Facific Railway, claims te have the largest individual crop this year in the whole D«-minion où Canada.His record is at fololws: Yseld Acres.Bushels.per acre.Oats 2800 259,000 Wheat .306 10720 35 Barley .462 24462 St Flax .203 3,654 18 Seed PI 18 720 Money Coming In According to reports received by the Canadian Pacific, the migration of Americans to Western Canada cun- tinue in large volumns.For instance during the week ending October 7th.there entered Western Canada by various ports from the United States, 1,187 persons with $287.044 cash and effects valued at $103,458.Of these 444 were farmers, 101 laborers, 280 women and children.177 mechanics, and 56 clerical workers, 893 were Americans and 38 Canadians returning.During the same week, Western Canada lost only 116 persons of various nationalities who left to reside in the United States, of whom 22 were farmers.During .e same week 462 homesteads were entered upon in Western Canada.of which 139 were taken up by Americans.According to an article in the Financial Post, the number of homesteads taken up in Western Canada by Americans during the last three years is 31,957.the new settlers having come in the following numbers from the following States: North Dakota .11428 Minnesota .\u2026.5417 South Dakota .2,287 Wisconsin .1,674 Michigan .\u2026\u2026.1490 Town .L.cus000000 1,438 Washington .1412 Illinois .892 Indians .609 Montana 602 Nebraska.$91 New York 538 Kansas.489 ldaho.ss.440 Missouri.399 Canadians who have returned from LARGEST [= om = [TALN CAMPHEN 5 WANING WARMER GOVERNMENT ISSUES ORDERS TO REPRESS ALL DISTURB- \u2018| the sams colliery in Northumberland.: to take Interesting Meeting.An interesting meeting took place at the C.P.B.hotel at Vancouver on Saturday between T.Richardson, M.P., for the British constituency of Whitehaven, Cumberland, ard Ralpn Smith, ex-M.P.for Nanaimo, B.C.Both are now prominent politicians, but originally worked side by side in Mr.Kicha-dson is making an extensive tour through Canada in the interests of a number of labor newspapers, so that he can give first hand information on emigration and the opportunities for Old Country working men in Canada, \u2018Terminal Improvements.Rapid progress is being made on the C.P.R.terminal improvements at Vancouver, which are on such a scale as to make that port one of the greatest railway centres on the Pacific Coast.Over two thousand tons of steel have been received for the new station, and fifty per cent.of the girders bave been erected.The concrete pillars are almost completed, and considerable work has been done on the windows and arches.Work was commenced on October tenth, on raising the tracks five feet above the present level.One track will be raised at a time, so that by the time the station is completed, passenger trains will be run in on the one entirely new level.MADAM NAZIMOVA A great deal of interest is being evinced in the coming engagement of Madame Nazimova, the distinguished Russian actress, because of the widely read novel her play has been drama- that she is undoubtedly the greatest emotional actress on the English speaking stage.Her play this season is \u201cBella Donna,\u201d adapted from the popular novel of the same name by Robert Hichens.James Bernard Fagan made the adaptation.It is generally conceded that the title role in \u201cBella Donna\u201d affords Nazimova far played since she has been before the English speaking public.Charles Frohman is said to have made a particularly beautiful production for \u201cBella Donna.\u201d and Nazimova is supported by her identical New York company.\u201cBella Donna\u201d was one of the sensations of the past season when it was produced at the Empire theatre.New York City.Charles Frohman will present Nazimova at the Auditorium Monday nighe, OILS, ETC, Savannah.Ga, Oct.16\u2014Turpentine strong.39%ad0%c: sales, 298: receipts, 479; shipments, 67; stocks, 27,780 Rosin, firm: sales, 2536; receipts, the U.8.A.during the same period 1411; shipments, 900; stocks, 153,140.Rome, October 16\u2014The campaign in the general elections which will be held October 26th, is waxing warmer, and in some cases political activity has taken the form of violence.government, however, has issued orders for the prompt repression of all disturbances.A meting of Garibaldians was held today to register a protest against Ricciotti Garibaldi, the only surviving son of the patriot, because he has given his support to the candidacy of Marquis Di Medici, a nephew of one of the Garibaldian generals, who is also supported by the Clericals.Ricciotti Garibaldi crippled by old wounds, arrived here today and drove through a hostile gathering and was attacked by the demonstrators, one] of whom struck him with a stick.GOT A BAD SPRAIN ZAM-BUK CURED.Don\u2019t limp about in pain when you slip on the sidewalk and get a sprain, or get a bad twist at your recreation.Rub in Zam-Buk.Mr.Clarence D.Black, Legal Department, Transcontinental Railway, Ottawa, ; + Zam-Buk, tized from, as well as from the fact | results, but I did not know its full value until just recently, when I fell from a street car and badly sprained immediately applied Zam-Buk.and am pleased to say that it has proved invaluable to me.The sprain was soon cured.\u201d Bear in mind that Zam-Buk is used by all the famous football teams, al! greater scope than any role she has, the best Men who are a pending .the time\u2014whose living depends upon their keeping \u201cfit,\u201d find Zam-Buk the surest way to fitness.best judges.the children get hurt! In addition to its use for sprains, rheumatism Zam-Bak is eminently useful for skin injuries and diseases, festering sores, quickly cures, my ankle.athletes.Mothers! Use it when stiffness, and ulcers, etc, it Also cures cuts, burns, scalds, chapped Lands, cold sores, varicose veins, bad leg, eczems, ring- All druggists and stores sell at 30c box or post free for price from Zam-Buk Co., T sronto.harmful substitutes, Have you tried Zam-Buk Soap?25e tablet, worm, etc.Mens\u2019 Socks and Handkerchiefs, Special Men who patrouize our Men's Furnishin, good values here, and reliable qualities of goods.Our aim is not to sell goods merely at low prices, but to see how much your money.Handkerchiefs Men\u2019s Linen Handkerchiefs in large size.They are extra Handkerchiefs Men\u2019s Handkerchiefs of fine linen, hemstitched.They are Half Hose Men's black Cashmere hose, \u2018\u2018Satisfaction\u2019\u2019 e Jaeger Wool for Winter Black Cashmere Socks, medium, 3 pre.Cashmere Socks in Black, Tan, Grey.Soft Wool Socks, Heather Mixtures.Ribbed Wool Socks, dark Grey.Ribbed Wool Socks, Lovat Mixture.Ribbed Wool Socks, dark Grey, Heavy.eresmre TSC Natural Wool Socks, Medium .c.e eves seemo secs senses oo 50 Camel Hair Socks, Heavy .\u2014esosetsrerrerasssseseess SOC Jaeger Underwear, Light, Medium, Heavy.; Jaeger Combinations, Light, Medium, Heavy, 7 See our Jaeger Overcoats.{Fila The Belling Agents for Jaeger Pure Wool @ Department find out that they can always depend on quality we can give for Brand.Sizes 9 1-2 to 11 1-2.You can Wear 2e cecesssssnscecntmeccn.$1.00 Ribbed Wool Socks, Heather Mixture, Heavy v.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.scce 85¢ JOHN DARLINGTON, registers halt HH: lt iti it It cases pain.\u201cI have used very satisfactory They are the Patent Leather, Kid, and in and sciatica, Mauve.Blood-poison, girls Everything in Footwear.Neatly Done.Refuse 42% Pabrique 8» JUST RECEIVED.Dr.\u201cJaeger's® Wool Slippers, Ki¢ Evening Slippers in Black Suede Satin Slippers and Pampa.Stor White, Pink, Blue, Gold, Black Ladies\u2019 Cloth Top Patent and Kié Boots with low heels, for growing First-class Custom Work.Repatrs Wm, Jacques & Sons all colora I during the day.and re; with life ot term, The intact and unsoiled.And most vital of Singis Rooms Rooms .- Double Room and Berb Frost JOM HILL pete te You are cordially invited to stay at The Claridge 1 E Hotel Claridge is central for VT the theatres in ¢ age ¢ À point from which Iris fourteen stories high, fireproof in construction, conveniences which give to Claridge peculiar comfort and charm.Not merely modern, which :§ often a meaningless Claridge is new, with all its newness all considerations, there is Claridge cuisine, which is worthy of the traditions of culinary art.In fact, The Claridge is not e place to stay when come bel rather as à hotel which come to and regret to leave.Sings Rooms (Frias Bit) Sa.300 Parlor, Bedroom and Bath : .Hotel Claridge BROADWAY and FORTY-FOURTH STREE) NEW YORK CESSE SSSR ER SG near evening and a pivotal to sense: your business i The best.ee ee will be glad to you * $2.00 Motel Rester Boe EDWARD H.CRANDALL Spt.24,26,29Oct.1,3,6,8,10,13,15,17 \u2018Marlborough-Blenheim Broadway, 36-37th Street NEW YORK CITY.Or the site of the former Marlborough Hotel One of the Pinsst Up-to-Date Hotels in the Clty.Wisstaswent designed in the Adam Period; sesting capacity over 600, amd one of the Finest Cafes on Broadway.© 4 Te has & superb location, situated in the heart of New Yerk Within 2 stane's threw of ths leading theatres and shops «nd three minutes of the D.L & W.and Erie station, and five minutes to Graud Central 390 Rooms with Bath at $1.50 Per Day and Up- Excellent Cuisine at Very Moderate Prices.WIRE FOR RRSERVATIONS AT OUR EXPENSE.MARLBOROUGH-BLENHEIM HOTEL CO.march26xmon wed.frito! dect913 GRAND UNION \u2018HOTEL = tod 2 a TRY 0 OE ET mi Me NEPTUNE INN 3 T.LEVALLER, PROP, \"118 Mowntsln HIM : Amackeon snd Ewropesn Plan.; Cafe Attached to Hotel A N ' Close to Bouts, Klevator, Cars sé Trains.QUEBEC.} we SAVOY \"Vtz sam CAFE =i Wot and Quiek Lux) Special Chicken Dinnes.\u2026 40\u20ac (Mialpacque Oysters (on the half- theil), per dosen.:.\u2026.S0c American Oysters, (on the half- shell), per dosen.\u2026\u2026.35 We serve Oysters in all styles.ST.GEORGES HOUSE 18 Bt.Anne Street Place d'Armes, MOST CENTRAL ; TION IN QUEBEC .Very suitable for business men, being close to Law Courts, Post Office end Lower Town Offices.Comfortable rooms, good sable.Table board by week or month, Terms moderate.| Telephone 88.septi3x2m Phone unDUGAL': HOTEL ESTAURANT-0F 142 St.John St, Quebec.Rooms, $1.00 upwacd; with board, ER on rates by the week ast (6:30 tn 10 & m), 35e te 2 p.m), 3e.Die- ve + Mian Medical stitute SPECIALTY\u2014Venerea! diseases, mpidly cured according to ouf | saw procese by a specialiet of the Paris and London hospitals.03-8 ST.JOHN STREET, Plone 1975