The Quebec chronicle, 25 avril 1914, samedi 25 avril 1914

[" * Fort Mal got into action.Sev- Tera} brisk: - skiter betwegn the Amerienns aid ans were fought a \u2018 TO-DAY'E WEATHER PAIR; RAIN SUNDAY The Que 3 ec Chronicle \u201c EBTABLISHED 1764.QUEBEC, SATÉRDAY, APRIL 25, 1914.\\ \u2014 \u2014 Tomatoes, Parsley, Etc.HILADELPHIA CREAM AND TTY ous Special Sausages.FRESH VEGETAES AND FRUTS Asparagus, Radishes, Calery, Spinach, Boston Lettuce, Cucumbers, Grape Fruits, Pineapples, Malaga Grapes, Oranges, Apples.A fresh shipment of these delicious cheese, has been\u201d \u2018received NEUFCHATEL CHEESE.- .A.GRENIER, Established 1882.94-96 St.John Street.Phones 1247-1248 DYNAMITE AND FIRE USED BY FEDERALS ON BORDER TOWN Nuevo Laredo Is Devastated and Then Deserted After an Orgy of Destruction.- TWO MEXICANS KILLED Brisk Skirmishes Are Fought With American Troops as the Greasers Clear Off.Laredo, Tex.Apsil' 24\u2014Nuevo Laredo, the thriving Muxican border town opposite here.was in ruins tonight, devastated by dynamite and fire by Mexican Federal soldiers.who late today began an orgy of destruction which did not end until they were forced to flee southward hefore tae guns of the American barder patrol.Two Mexicans are known to have been killed by the United States soldiers and several were seen to fall when a machine gun platoon from in quick succession as the Mexicans, their troop \u2018trains ready to pull ont of the burning city, began an indiscriminate fire across the international boundary, dut tonight, there was no evidence that their shooting had been effective.Property damaged in Nuevo Laredo will reach $500,000.Among the build-! ings destroyed were the United States consulate, municipal building, post office, theatre, the flour mill, one of the largest in this section of the southwest; the railroad shops of the Mexican Nationa! Railway.and other smaller structures.RAISING.SALARIES OF QUEBEC JUDGES BON.C.J.DOHERTY INTRO.DUCKS RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE FOR THIS | Special to The Chronicle) Ottawa, April 24\u2014Notice is given |\u2019 hy Hou.C.J.Doherty, of a résolution he will.move providing for increases of salary for a number of Quebec Judges.The proposal provides for the increase of salaties of two ipdges of the Superior Court of Quebec from five thousand to seven thousand and for the salary of an additional judge of the same court at seven thousand.Tt is alsa proposed to increase the salary of the senior judge of the Circuit Court of the district of Montreal from $3,660 to.$5.000 per annum and for the increase of the salary of | ox the three other judges of this same court from $3,000 to $4,500.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 pRuNRNBGaENOOOnD © 126 ARE DEAD: 195 WOUNDED.Washington, April 24 \u2014 The first official estimate of Mexican casualties at Vera Cruz, was cabled to the Navy Department tonight, by Rear Admira! Fletcher.It placed the dead ot 126 and the wounded at 3 TTI ILLS, URROARTREOGEEY CUQOUANBEDARIT ARTO ARNT BADAVTT IRD | turer.\u201cLEVTY OF WILSON 1S UNWORTHY OF CMILZED RULER\" \u201cNation\u201d Accuses Him of Sacrificing Lives Because of Ceremonial Detail.LAPSE INTO BARBARISM It Would Be More Natural in Prussian Colonel at an Alsatian Garrison.London, April 24\u2014While acknowledging that on .broad grounds the action of the American government toward Mexico is justified, the Nation today severly criticizes President Wilson for what it terms his giving as & pretext for such action \u2018the refusal by President Huerta to apologize, in act and form as prescribed, for the brief detention of American bluejackets in Tampige.\u201cBy singling out this incident,\u201d says the Nation, \u201cagmeemeuse: for an action which amounts to war * + + Dr.Wilson has done more to lower the standard of international morality than all his fine utterances in the past have done to raise it., À statesman who interferes to restore order may argne that at some cost in lives and treasure he is putting an end to intolerable violence and cruelty, but.the statesman who sacrifices lives because some ceremonial detail is lacking in the ritual of an apology is behaving with levity uaworthy of a civilized rer This deliberate and needless raising of a point of honor is à lapse into barbaric morals which would be more natural in some Prussian colonel in an Alsatian garrison than in a humanitarian President of a civilized Republic.\u201d The Saturd:y Review says: \u201cWe trust Congress will find means to express the general view that now that American troops have been landed in Mexico they cannot return until a stable and satisfactory government is established in Mexico City.If that intention ie avowed the United States can feel certain that their action will be waiched with sympathy and approval by the other great Powers.\u201d MEXICANS INDIGNANT.London, April 24\u2014The Times correspondent in Mexico City in a despatch published today.says: \u201cThe indignation of the Mexicany at the aggressive action .of the United States is increasing, and E observe a grim determination on their part to fight for their flag and liberty.Demonstrations in support of the Fovernment - are being held day and night.\u201d \u2014\u2014 oi 22 3-3-2-22-3-777] &% FEDERAL OVERTURES ARE REJECTED.Nogales.Ariz\u2026 April 24\u2014 Formal overtures from Huerta forces to the Constitutionalists to make common cause against the United States, have becn rejected by the Constitutinnalists.The communications \u2018were exchanged today between General Joaquin Tellez, one of Huertæs intimate friends and prominent generals and Gen.AMERICANS WILL NOT SEIZE - THE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGES \"HIRCI CORRS Seoretary Garrison Tele General Who Wished To Take Them That The U.8.Is Not Prepared To imvade Mexice Under Present Condition Washington April 24.~\u201cWe are not pripared to invade Mexico under present conditions,\u201d was Secretary Garrison's explanation of the War Department refusal to authorize General Bliss to seise the international bridges at Laredo, El Paso and other points on the Grande.In the Secretary\u2019s opinion such an invasion of M would be an act of war, though this view was strictly limited by phrase \u201cunder present conditions.\u201d An old decision of the law officers of the War Department holds that such exchanges of shots as those at Laredo today are not acts of war.Thess have been a number of such exchanges across the Rio Grande beginning as far back as the Madero revolution, which df not disturb the theoretically peaceful relations of the two countries, TRAIN ARTILLERY ON MEN, For the present the American troops will make ne @flort to seise the international bridges even though, as is commonly several of them are of American ownership.The troops probally mill content themselves with training artillery upon the Mexican ends of the bridge to prevent their destruction by anyone on that side, * - - DISPOSITION OF FORCES, .The disposition of the United States forces en route from Galveston, on arrival at Vera Cruz has not yet been determined, but it is practically certain a movement will be begun on their arrival to take possession of 27 miles of the railroad to the big bridge which is the keystone of the railroad system between Vera Cruz and Mexico.City.In all about 4,000 troops will reinforce the 5,000 aud upwards of marines and bluejackets.The occupation of Vera Cruz by the navy forces was today reported complete.The total of Americans killed thus far is 17 and 75 wounded; Mexicans, 126 dead and 195 wounded.! : WASHINGTON STATUE PULLED DOWN.The statue of George Washington in Mexico Clty was pulled down by a mob led by Jorge Huerta, son of President Muerts, who attached .\" ropes to it.Two Americans are reported to have heen rescued by Huerta\u2019s aides from the wrath of the mob.A NEW DISMEMBERMENT.Public opinion in the Latin Republics is bitter ggainst the United Sates as » result of the Mexican crisis.Is raise Union asks if there is any international morality, | : \u201cThe wag in Megics fa.the result of a want of common sense and of the revolutions in Mexico.The proceedings of the United States are not .justified.That country cannot be the judge of foreign civil wars and ought to have limited its protection to its nationals and its frontiers, The war agiinst Huerta offends the Mexican nation, The conflict will end, as on other occasions, in a new dismemberment of Mexico, The punish- rent is out of proportion to the offence\u2014the incident at Tampico\u2014and is à threat against the rest of America.\u201d THE MONROE DOCTRINE.The Mercurio says it is astonished at the excessive importance attached to the Monroe Doctrine in Europe, It adds that the Latin American republics are in the same condition of perfect equality as other nations and are not subject to and never will accept foreign interference, ORGANIZING VERA CRUZ.Five Divisions of Civil Administration Are Put Into Shape.Vera Cruz, Mex, April 24\u2014Five divisions of the civil admiinstration were organized today\u2014police.sanitary, harbor, finance and customs.An effort was made to secure Mexicans as the heads of all the departments This was found to be impossible at le{st in two departments and American officers were assigned to the posts.They were Licut-Commander McNeely, of the battleship Louisiana, who was appointed chief of police, and the Fleet Paymaster who was made Collector of Customs.An effort is still being made to secure Mexicans as the heads of the other departments, but if this is found to be impossible Americans will be placed in charge of all of them.An American will be made inspector over each department headed by à Mexican.Obregon, a Constitutiona)ist, if the State of Sonora.06 300 0 308 IQ CE SO OF CE SEE SCENE LE RE KILMARNOCK SCOTCH WHISKY DORGAN ACHBUOA ARTES RT Telephone No.92 the Valpa- , Under the civil administration, an inspector will act as judge advocate in murder cases in which Americans are involved and also in cases of crimes which have to do with the attitude of residents of Vera Cruz toward the United States.The police provisions call for a continuance of the patrol of Americans, although the Mexicans have been invited to cooperate in the crganization of a native force.The customs receipts, it is said, may be placed to the credit of the United States.Close scrutiny will be maintained over all newspapers and other publications and no editorial comment concerning the American \u2018occupation or, news regarding the movement of the troops will be permitted.The commandant of the San Juan De Uloa fortress in the inner harbor, dressed in full uniform, called on Rear Admiral Fletcher today and was grant ed permission to take supplies to the women and children refugees in the fortress.«The battleship Louisiana sailed for Galveston today to convoy the army transports to Vera Cruz, Fidelity MOI PETER and Sickness Plate Glass, Automobile, Elevator and Employers\u2019 Liability.Branch Office : ALLEGED LOTTERY CALLS ATTENTION TO COM.\" PANIBS WHICH ARE WORK.|.ING IN QUEBEC.\u2014 (Special to The Chronicle.) Ottawa, April 24\u2014Hon.Charles Marcil, in the House today, complained of the character of à company known as the Provident Financial Association, Limited, incorporated in Canada in 1905, It was issuing circulars in Quebec which contained statments \u2018that its bonds were recognized by the French Government.Mr.Marcil complained that the company was running a species of lottery.He had already written to the superintendent of insurance, who had informed him that if his suspicions mentation.Royal Baking Powder is indispensable to finest cookery and to the comfort and convenience of - modern housekeeping.Royal Baking Powder makes hot breads, cakes and pastry wholesome.Perfectly leavens without fer- Full instructions in the \u201cRoyal Baker and Pastry Cook\u201d book for making all kinds of bread, biscuit and cake with Royal Baking Powder.Gratis to any address.ROYAL BAKING POWDER (0., NEW YORK i were correct the company could be prosecuted.He also drew attention to another company called the Chesahn Gold Mine Promters, Limited, which had conducted a species cf guessing contest, the prizes being $10.000 in gold, and every one who paid five cents for à guess, receiving one hundred shares of stock.The company was said to be drawing in much money.and Mr.Marcil thought it was all a sham, though done under Dominion Legislation.WOMEN OF MEXICO WOULD SERVE IN DEFENCE OF CITY THREE YEARS OF FRATRICIDAL WAR ARE FORGOTTEN IN A SINGLE DAY.Mr.White Replies.Mr.White in reply stated that the Provident Financial Association, Limited, had been given no such powers as it was exercising, and the Attorney General of Quebec should prosecute.He said he would draw the attention of the Secretary of State to the Gold Mine company.Mr Marcil promised to draw the attention of the Postmaster to this and other enterpeises of a similar character whish had used the mails.London, April 25.\u2014Telegraphing from Mexico City Thursday the correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says: \u201cThree years of fratricidal war was forgotten in.a day, the Mexican revo- ee lution ceased and she nation was REO JANETRO COMMENT.blended into a unity which seems for- \u2018 : midable.The utmost enthusiasm and devotion for President Huerta was displayed by ail classes today and President Wilson's name was greeted with howls of \u2018Death to the Americans.\u2019 \u201cPatriotic demonstrations are unceasing.The Indian masses whom the revolution was driving into anarchy now are offering themselves as Fear That the United States Will Find Itself in Ambiguous Position.Rio Janeiro, April 24\u2014The general attitude of the press of Rio Janeiro on the situation between the United States and Mexico, is one of reserve.Editorial comment is meagre, but several of the newspapers express the volunteers.Thousands of women hope that a peaceful solution of the | have offered their services for active difficulty may yet be found.defence.\u201clf the United States doer not ac- ° \u2014 \u201cThe concentration of troops ward Vera Cruz is beginning.AR railway services have been suspend ed and trains are being employed for the transport of troops.e ey along the line to Vera Cruz are g multous eacampments.= \u201cThe Japanese residents here ar making great demonstrations wit! flags and lanterns.They cheered fore the Foreign Office today and Foreign Minister appeared on a cony and addressed them upon close union between Mexico Japan.A Painful Impression.\u201cA painful impression was ca by the daring appearance of Nelson O'Shaughnessy.wife of American Charge, at the wedéing t day of President Huerta\u2019s sos.Du& ing the ceremony Mrs.O\u2019Shangime sy sat immediately beside Senors H erta and in the procession had tl arm of the commandar of the Guards CU 1e Le \u201cThis merning when Mexito Ci awoke it was surprised te find statue of George Washington not its pedestal, but at the foot of statue of Benito Jusrez, 8 nation hero.\u201d INTERNATIONAL CHESS.St.Petersburg, April 24\u2014The between Tarrasch and Janowski a journed from the second round of Internationa\u2019 Chess Masters\u2019 T was played today and resulted in victory for Tarrasch.tually intend conquest, as we wish to believe,\u201d says Gazeta De Noticias, \u201cthe occupation of Vera Cruz will have a salutary effect in making Mexico united again.If President Wilson knows how to wait watchfully it will be possible to open negotiations and the Mexican question then will enter its final phase.\u201d The A Noticia considers the situation a most grave one.[t fears that the United States will he overtaken by events and find itself in an ambig- tous position {award the nations of the world.The Correio Da Manha makes an appeal to the good offiecs of dipiom.acy for the setilement of the trouble.\u201cThere is still time to stop the peril.\u201d it says.\u201cThe chancelleries of Central and South America have no right to vemain inactive toward the disaster which threatens.They ought to at- Bargains \u2014 We are selling off a lot of Books, including every kind of work, | from Science to Fiction, at the remarkably cheap prices of 25c and 5S0c To anyone interested in Books it would be profitable to come in and see what we have for selection, JOHN E.WALSH°S Reg\u2019d., 11 ST.JOHN STREET in Books témpt to avert this uneven struggle.\u201d - TROOPS FOR BORDER.Washington.April +24 \u2014 Governor Colquitt telegraphed Secretary Garrison tonight that he had nrdered ten companies of Texas infantry, a detachment of cavilry and a battery of artillery to Brownsville to aid in pro tecting the stage border.12 Fabrique St, Guarantee, RACINE SARDINES, 135 St John St SRE, QUE VALIQUET'S Breakfast Rolls and Home Made Bread delivered in time fer Breakfast every merning.The very finest Cake made in Quebec, is at VALIQUET\"'S Ice Cream.Phone 1526 Haricots Princess Moyen FRANKPUTERS wih SAUREKRAUT AND BACON.NORDSEE SHRIMPS.CANEMBERT CHEESE.4 ÿ P.G.COPEMAN, SOLE DISTRIBUTOR CASTLE BLEND TEAS and COFEER .Phome 693 » \u201cBig Bargains in Pictures .Saturday will bn fo ocaion of some {ames Larus.siiag ia our Piggars Departament.3 Withew mentioning, aay, priogs or discounts we want to say \u2018hat pjesmre buyers will be sorprised at the ig bargains we will offer, , Thin Sale isnot: confined to a single line, but embraces 5 SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1914.to mors commodious quarters. Fine Perfumes and Soaps The reputation of our Perfumes and Fancy Soaps.and the - conséquent growth of this Department, has necessitated a change The Department formerly oc eupied by the Ladies\u2019 Gloves is now given over to a magnificently ç -.|: -assorted stock of fine Perfumes, Haney Soaps, and Toilet Goods + | \u201cof all varieties, a lot of fine allwool French | Challies in very nice patterns and éolors, which have formerly sold at 50e « yd.Clearing Price, per yd .29¢ Sa'e of Dress Goods We are continuing our Spring Clearance of Dress Goods for a few days longer.\u2019 Regular £1.00 and £1.20 a yd.Dress Goods aud Suitings 7 Oc for AEE 490 | mono style, Algo 0c to Tic a yd.Dress Goods and Suitings for.A Costume of blue and white A Costume of Brocaded, Cloth, checked material, made in plain coat made with raglan sleeves and tailored style, with collar of flowered silk.Lined with light grey satin Price .eed $15.00 4 A Costume of Bedford Cord in .dark brown.The cost made in ki- with shawl collar of dark grey, light gréy, slate or shot silk embroidered with black brown.Made in plsin cutaway silk thread.Skirt slashed at both style with shawl coller and Tapcy sides, and finished with buttons.pannelled back.Skirt is made plain st back.Lining of flowered green Price .ooo vee vinnaeanes $17.50 with overskirt effect.Price .$17.50 silk.Price .& day of days for value giving.These Handkerchiefs are di- \u2018Here is a Sale of Ladies\u2019 Gloves that pretty nedrly sets ap à new record for value.Any one who examines these gloves must | be astounded that we are able to sell them for so little.They are setus) $1.25 values, and we are.| such believers in the quality that even at 89¢ we will guarantee imperter and are sold at just half the actual retail prices.cerized Handkerchiefs with 1.2 ingh hem, special, each S¢,.or 8 dozen .i 5 chiefs at the saine price.Handkerchiefs of \u2018all pure linen with 1-5-inch hem.Spetial, Real French Kid Gloves with two dome fasteners, pique back; colors cream, champagne and ( light tan.Sale Price, a pair.89¢ A Wonderful Value in Smart.Patterns in Mens\u2019 Shirts rect from the stock of a large\u2019 Ladies\u2019 \u2018\u2018Silkana\u2019\u2019 white mer- ?Also fancy Lawn Handhber |: each 5e, ora dozen.50 17 per tin, 10c or 2 tins A Costume in tailored cutaway style, with plain coat and skirt of striped white and tan material; fancy strap of braid at.back of coat, and a collar of striped material same as the skirt.427.50 A Costume of heavy Noire silk.The coat made.in fancy kimono style, gathered in: beck; - trimmed with fancy braid ornament.The front, neck and sleeves are finished.with a frill of black silk.Skirt is in overskirt style with hanging sash fancy pleated back, finished with small braid ornaments; also collar * of cream colored lace.Skirt pleated at top and slashed at the\u2019 bottom.Color tan only.Price.$35.00 \u201c A Costume of Bedford Cord in \u2026.$45,00 Tempting Grocery Values Heinz Mince Meat:in bulk, per 1b.Best Grade of Mocha and Java Cof- 3c fee Beans, freshly ground, per tb.40c Crémd Maple Butter, per can, x - Fresh Fruit Cake, from Naiemith, or 2 cans for .Morton's Hér Foronto, per 15 \u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2014.\u2026i 20c *puenese vues 0 00 ah eee es irann Tomato Sauce, | for.Milnes\u2019 Fresh Herrings, per can, lb.tin.seseraes-30C 12¢ or 2 can} for CMa v.2le Matohochte\u2018s Herriogs\" in oil; per tin Mc, or 2 tins for., Stetfa Brand Fruits in syrup, $C berries Jr Raspberiies, 3-16.cam.actual manufsoturer 8 stock of about 300 ladies\u2019 Rainéonts, whièh-we are going to sell quickly while ths Raincoat season is here.\" They are fn silk finished poplin, made in loose back style with belt, and pockets st side.Colors are navy blue, brown, and light or dark drab.\u2018Ladies\u2019 © and ra $4.75 Practiesily sll the well mown Hnes of superior \u2018quality are .\u2018=i MITED.carried ix this immense stock of Toilet Goods, .ple po I res qu ae Real Division, (87-1788 st Joseph Street.fre \u2014 | 50c Challies Di S ] a -Great Sale 7 20e \u201cAn Entirely N ew.Disp y ot Ladies Jose of Handsome \u2018Spring Costumes | Belncoats \u2014 ) \u2014 caries Te - As night succeeds day so our Sprisg 5 Exhiife Sof Ladies\u2019 Apparel changes in character.One group | Comin 8 ie man of ; of models is sucoseded by another with marvelléue celerity.There is always something pew for the woman sensational as it is we We will dear on Saturday of Fashion to inspect.To most people thess ned \"Costumes will be visible on Saturdsy for the first time.have been able to clesr from the Light Brown Sugar, 10Ibs.for.42e Granulated Sugar, 20-ib.sack.Vermicelli, Regal, Extra-fin, 1b.box McCormick's Oswego Bice, per se-resves Lene ead een a\u2026smscconc0ur Sc We have: just received a fresh as-.Assorted Fancy Biscuits, per tin.30¢ \u2018sortment of Huntley & Palmer's Eng- lish Biscuits in 1-4 and 1-2'lb, pkgs.- is JH & P's Bischita, are_enjoyed ihe Ladies\u2019 Gloves Handkerchiefs yar.\u2026 .Olive Oil.for tablé use,\u2018 from Ger- | Lipton's Coffee, per tin; regular S0c, ream o eat, pkg.«oiveraees $1.25 Value for 89c At Half Price | ardoise bole cn Te for nL 00 tan Food oh on 100 .= 5 .ottie.a.\u201d \u201c alit G ar anteed This 8 another big ba Crab House \u201cLunch \u2018over, per 15- Per 1-2b.tin .frente 20c Morton's Potato Flour, Ib.pkg.12¢ | regular $1.25 Qu 1 y u ; that is going to make Saturday oz.bottle, 30c, per 4Q-oz.bottle.,.75¢ = Natural Gunpowder Tea; per Ib.15¢ Rice, per 12 1-2-lp.bag.se reds Basement Goods Specially Priced White fnamelled chamber pails, , for .ae Soap Dishes of white ehamel, to haok on the wall, 25c, for.19e Large Soup Ladles of white es- amel, regular 18c for.I {eosumar Bowls of white enamel, ar S5¢, for .Coffee Mugs, réguler to, for.47\u20ac 712 in, \u2018Pans of jhite n is 4, of white enamel, Cc, for oii.Ie ar Bowls of white \u201cenamel, 7c 3 1.SOUT 3 Salt pop \u201cof varnished wood, Combinstiss, Otter\u2019 a?Yellow Free-stone Peaches tin: rade te one: gle.of them ia pee Braet; ke ch one 1 square block Histite Soap./ Goîfep Bib) Pluss .tin .25e jrniekel plated- Tar Se : \u20181 cake of Glycerine Soa, h manage .You ry see » pice assortment in{ + Riugdd Axes, regdlar ie Forsp- Damson Plums, per tin.28¢ ouf new candy department.just inside | +i.ile 1 box of Wyandotte Cleanser, , the front door.Crystal.Crepe.Paper, 10° feet i ina 1 cwke of* floating Bath soap.Morton's Whole e Pineapple per.212 roll, \u2018assorted rolors, regular Joe 1 tin-of hand cleanses.1b.CAB .aeeory een veveriearreisss.28¢.Demonstration of Jello Jelly now.for vabocsse monte vencen ss The lot for 2%, The best Cornstarch, \u201cIb.\u201cpkg.Bc Scitig on in the Grocery Department.Try a dish, it-is fe-z Style Plus \u2018Economy pas dozen, for.50.0.00.ives and Forks, r t Mens\u2019 Boots Men's Patent Leather leced or huttoned Boots; sizes 6 to 10.In smart Spring styles.Really good Boots from reliable makers and just the boot for present wear.Our Spring stock of Men's Shirts is attractive from every point of view.The patterns and colors are good and offer a large choice.The prices too are as-reasonsble as can be found anywhere.Negligee Shirts with French cuffs and colors to match, with fing hairline stripes of.blue and white and double stripes of blue, bimek or mauve.Priee .$1.00 Shirts in plain colors of tan, bluz and grey, with fine stripes in different colors.Price .$1.25 .of skilled tailors.Sale Price, per pair on $2.19 = Shirts with laundered cuffs in latest styles and many different at $1,00, #1.25, #150'& A Few Ideas Apropos in order for another year.solution of the home furnishing problem.provided for here.For the Living Room (Ain Oriental Wilton or Brussels Rugsurrounded by oilcloth or linoleum ia Axminster hall runner.hardwood pattern.Portieres of tapestry, Brass poles on sockets and heavy and window curtains of Bungalow net.plush portieres.For the Parlor For the Stairs A nice Wilten or Axminster Rug, or Ve suggest a 27-inch Oriental Cara pretty varpet made up to the full size pet, and bras rods, of the floor.For the Bedroom For the windows, brass curtain poles, A Brussels, Mascot, or Kandahar Rug For the Hall rugs to buy in bedroom mize.Hhadea, Curtsia poles of brass or white en- For the arch, rish portieres of plush yoo) with novelty eurtains, or curtains of brocade, with Point Venice drapery of Colonial fabrics, which can be used - if desired.for either curtains or coverings.Thousands of people sre now facing the problem of setting their hous.It is so simple a thing in theory, yet so difficult to put into practice that most peoplc are ready to welcome suggestions from] i {i those who by training and experience can offer i leas that will lead to a happy Whatever your needs are in the way of rugs and curtains, in fact wall rey coverings and floor coverings of any kind\u2014vou will find them splendidly hafta A tice Staines linoleum with an | Point.Venice cuftains, also Holland in a light shade.These are net expensive.of House Furnishings \u201c For the Summer Home + Floor coverings of Corticine Fibre green.or white, and a washable bath Matting or Japanese fibre squares, which For the Bathroom I.Linoleum in tile pattern of - blue, rug.ara vefy inexpensive and give very fair wear.; 4 For the Kitchen For the wibdows-fancy open Serim Cork Inlsid- Linoleum, vith-rabber \u2018or muslins and cretonnes.or cork doormat: \u2018We make all sizes of window shades 40 order, also make up curtains, carpets \u2018sad rugs.A telephone call will bring out We carry all the best qualities ot one.of our expert mem to measure your English Oileloths sad Linoleams tp to foors and windows so that we can give 8 yards wid, aleo the large sized eileloth: Jou estimates.squares.\u2018 .23\u20ac Telephone 2623.Curtains of Madras or scrim., 4 +, Wall Papers .In Mens\u2019 Clothes Our Men's Clothing Department is absolutely unique.It is the outlet throiigh which we dispose of the entire product of our large and busy w orlabop, where we employ a large staff We are the actual makers ot the clothing we sell, and only one profit is added to the workshop cost.We know of no other retail store which can make this elaim.ou Ian\u201d it easy to see that we can, and do, sell men's clothing at lower prices than anyone else because the purchaser pays the wholesale price and notla cent more, - Boys\u2019 Clothing Boys\u2019 Norfoik- Suits * with straight pants .$3.00 to $6.00 Boys\u2019 Norfolk Suits with knickerbocker pants .\".$4.00 to $8.00 Boys\u2019 3-poe.Süits.5.00 to $12.00 The Home of , By way of demonstrating the enormous and extraordinary variety of Wall Papers which we .carry, regularly i in \u201ctook we want to met tion that we have Wall Papers prieed as low as de.& single roll.single roll, at which price or thère- abouts, we can show some-of the \"most \u2018magnificent papers thet are meds in any country and sold in any store.\"Between these Wo prices ther: is 1's vast range of pattérne, which | affords an .unrivalled choice to\u201d | anyone, no*miitter what price\u201d they wasnt to piy for Wall Pa- à pers.- Attractive - Neckwear Prices - At 1% Ladies\" net yokes in white, ecru, or black.Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s ani.pure lace collars i in cream or ecru.Lawn Collars and Lawn sets Neck ruffles.Jabots in white, crea or black, Also Fancy Bows All at 1% each.\u2018At 4% .Special \u2018Line of Ladies\u2019 Neckwear, comprising \u201cthe \u201d new frills, ruchings, Guipure or shallpw lace collars, Guipure or Brussels lace sets, also Fancy Col- \u201c lars and Coat sets.All at 49¢ each, We aléd have them at.$2.25 a ] Quebec's Newspaper Leading he Quebec Chronicle } ô.: Best Advertising Medium in City ESTABLISHED 1764.Sg \u2014._ QUEBEC, SATURDAY, ABRIL 25, 1914, ONE CENT.US.WILL WITHDRAW AS SOON AS HUERTA HAS MADE APOLOGY Wilson Does Not Want to Antagonize Carranza and Advises Him Not to Joopardize the Rebels\u2019 Cause \u2018Washington, April 24\u2014While the attention of the American Government, Jor the most part today, was concen- tratech on restoring order at Vera Cruz and expediting the departure of Americans from all parts of Mexico, a watchful eye was trained on the transcontinental boundary between Mexico and the United States for ay signs of hostility from the Mexican Constitutionalists.President Wilson and his cabinet had a long meeting, after which optimism was conspicuously apparent both in their demeanor and informal discussion of the situation.Villa's Statement Reassures There was no particular development to which the feeling of hopeful- mess.that the real \u201cwar would be averted could be traced, but General Villa's friendly pronotincement, it was ndmitted, had impressed many officials here with the possibility that the Constitutionalists after ail would remain meutral while the American Government sought reparation from Huerta.Other officials were not so sanguine and the army moyed with precision and swiftness to protect the American boundary and reinforce the expeditionary force of marines and bluejackets at Vera Cruz.Telegram To Carranza ç \u2014 Conferences at the State Department between Secretary Bryan and representatives of the Mexican Constitutionalists resulted in the despatch to General Carranza of a telegram by the latter, strongly advising him to remain neutral and assuring him that the American Government intended to withéçaw its forces from Mexico just &5 soon as satislactary reparation had been made for offences committed by Huerta.The advice given Carranza here was that by assuming a hostile attitude he would draw ail Mexico Into a war; Huerta wouid be perpetuated, and the Constitutionalist cause fost in the melee.Unessiness Abroad Signs of uneasiness abroad because the United States, though not having declared a blockade or a state of war, is exercising jurisdiction at Vera Crux between measures \u201cshort of war\u201d and \u2018actual war, began to be apparent today.Cabinet officials said no attempt would be made to interfere with the regular channels of commerce anywhere, cargoes being allowed to land at all points.Munitions of war alone will be held at Vers Crux if landed, provisions and other commercial supplies not being detained.Americans Not Aggrèssors The sporadic outlook at Nuevo Laredo.Mex., where the evacuating Federals burned the town and fired Across the American border, was not unexpected, but it was\u2019 significantly pointed out by officials here that rhe American troops returned the fire merely in defence of the international fine and did not become the aggressors, Both the military and naval forces are operating under this principle, defending themseives from attack but making no pépnsive move without instructions fro Washington.Congress Still Talking Congress still tatked about Mexico.Senator Lodge read a long telegram from many prominent persons, urging an inquiry into the Mexican situation before war was declared.Representative Fitzgeraid, chairman of the House Committee on Appropriations, asked the President if he wanted \u201cany war appropriations,\u201d and Mr.Wilson said \u201cnot as yet.\u201d War Funds Lacking Secretary Garrison is practically without funds for the particular movements of the army now being made, but he is drawing on the future.It is a violation of the law for the War Department to incur any obligation without authorization by Congress, but Mr.Garrison smilingly said he had \u201cfaced jail\u201d several times in the last few days on this account.Leaders in Congress have assured him they would back him up in the present emergency.The President has hesitated to approve any request for an emergency appropriation by the \u2018War Department for fear it might be interpreted as a forerunner of war, Volunteer Army Bill Mr.Wilson will affix his signature probably tomotrow to the volunteer army bill, providing the machinery for raising a volunteer army force in any tive of emergency.The possibility that the militia might be needed at this time led 10 an appeal to the Bupreme Court of the United States for decision of a pending case to re.moye legal obstacles in the use of the militia for volunteer service.Res timates by.army officers as to the umber of men the President might wll log in case of war range from , Ts EIGHTH RIFLES \u201cHAS STRONGEST MUSTER IN YEARS COMMANDING OFFICERS\u2019 IN- SPRCTION A GREAT SUCCESS IN EVERY WAY \u2014\" The Eight Regiment Royal Rifles had one pi the strongest musters it has had in years at the Drill Hall last evening for the inspection by Colonel Watson, Commanding Officer, assisted by Major Swift and Q.M.Sergt.Jacques.After thevarlier part of the evening had been spent in company exercises, the regiment, following a brief intermission, was called to company sections when Col.Watson made a close inspection afterwards calling the battalion to attention.The regiment showed the good effect of the efforts of the officers commanding the different companies in their marching and the only apparent handicap in this respect was due to the Drill Hall not being sufficiently large to allow the men enough freedom when marching in two columns.Both the brass and bugle bands were in attendance, being in charge of Bandmaster Trudel and Bugle Major, Jordan respectively, and during the general salute the march past was played, Col.Watson warmly congratulated the officers and men on their splendid appearance, and particularly on the steadiness shown in the different exercises.First Church Parade Tt was announced after the inspection by Acting Adjt.Wilson that the invitation from Rev.Dr.Love had been accepted and the regiment would parade to St.Andrew's Church on Sunday week, May 3.The second invitation from Rev.Father Woods, CiSS.R., of St.Patrick's Church has also been accepted for Sunday, May 1@h.It is not definitely decided yet when the Brigade Church Parade would be held, but it will probably take place the third Sunday in May\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 fifty to one hundred thousand.but not a syllable has come from the White House as to this point.Mr.Bryan Is Busy At the State Department Secretary Bryan talked to a procession of caliers.The German Ambassador, it was understood inquired about the statutes of commercial vessels and their cargoes and told Mr, Bryan about tie uncertainty abroad whether a blockade had been declared or a state of war existed.No information was forthcoming from the German Ambassador or Mr.Bryan as to the conference.The American Government holds that its seizure vf the Customs House is in accord with Internationa; precedent as an act of reprisal.No blockade has been declared and no interference with commerce would be attempted.German Boat's Cargo The German vessel which carried the big shipment of arms which it was feared might reach Huerta.has landed its commercial cargo, but the captain of the vessel, for reasons of his own, has not put the ammunition ashore.There has been no effort on the part of the United States forces at Vera Cruz to prevent its landing.The accepted theory here is that the ammunition was not landed because of the uncertainty that it would not reach the consignee if deposited in the Vera Cruz Customs House American naval officers will not interfere with the interior shipment of the cargoes, but: will collect the customs and hold them until reparation has been made for all offences.Sonsul-General Shankland is still in Mexico City.according to the latest word at the State Department, and has been instructed to use his discretion about leaving.Tt is believed he will stay until the last American is cared for, taking refuge finally, if necessary, in some other for- en consulate or legation, Charge O'Shaughnessy was expected to reach Vera Crue tonight.State De partment officials said they know nothing of a report that he would go to Maozanille, .AMIMONTION FOR WILLA 1S TURNED.Rebel Chieftain Wishes He Had Ten Million Cartridges at His Disposal.THE \u2018CARRANZA LETTER Constitutionalist General Desires to Avoid War\u2014Traffic to Juarez Closed.El Paso, Tex, April 24\u2014The international political situation cleared greatly today as affecting the\u2019 status of the rebel government and that of the United States.This city and Juarez were perfectly quiet.A long note from Secretary Bryan Carranza was transmitted through Juarez to Chihuahua tonight.General Francisco Villa, who arrived at Juarez yesterday, repeated his declaration that he would not be drawn into a war with the United States, particularly as that would serve to draw the Huerta chestnuts out of the fire.He repeated these assertions to George C.Carothers, special agent of the State Department, \u2018and to newspapermen and many other visitors.To J.T.Me- Clammy, his cattle agent on this side of the river, he said: \u201cIt's that Little drunkard Huerta\u2019s fight; let him fight it.I wish I had -ten million cartridges right now.I'd \\march into Mexico City without a stop.\u201d Carranza\u2019s Note Explained.Villa said Carranza\u2019s note had been misunderstood and that the first chief was as friendly as he (Villa) was to the United States.Roberto V, Peisqueria and other Carranza representatives here said an idiomatic expression in common use in Mexico was literally interpreted im the translation of Carranza\u2019s note to Secretary Bryan last Wednesday.The translation made Carranza say that he had desired to avoid war with the United States \u201cuntil\u201d today.\u201cAs a matter of fact, the expression meant that although his friend, the United States, had done a wrongful act and had thereby injured a friend (Carranza).He desired to avoid war and always would desire to avoid it, explained Peisqueria.Embargo Only Temporary.Villa frankly took the position that he would like to avail himself of what is in effect aid from the United States forces to prosecute his aim.His wish for ten million cartridges, however, could not be gratified today, as the embargo was on again officially this time, and five rapid-firers which were brought to the customs house were turned back, .Villa was given to understand that the embargo was temporary, and he said that he acquiesced in any measures taken to relieve the strain of present relations.Traffic to Juarez was again closed tonight.In El Paso the troops remained in the city, reinforced by the arrival of Battery B, of the Third Field Artillery from San Antanio.but there was à visible reduction in the temperature of the political atmosphere.Federal Overtures Rebuffed.Peisquieria is _authority for the statement that the Federal Commander at Guaymas, General Tellez, who vffered to join with the rebels in that district against the United States, is not the only Federal who has made similar overtures and been rebuffed, He said a similar proposition was made by the Huerta commandet at Monterey and by a committee representing Huertistas in El Paso.FRENCH LINER IS NOT COMING HERE LA LORRAINE WILL CALL AT HALIFAX BECAUSE OF ICE CONDITIONS.\u2014 Halifax, N.S., April 23\u2014The Cunard Company received a wireless from the French Lines La Lorraine, bound from Havre to Quebec, that she would call at Halifax owing to uncertain ice conditions in the St.Lawrence.~ \u2014\u2014 IN A DISGRACEFUL STATE It is about time the Corporation save some attention to Prince of Wales street, which is in a disgrace- fui state at present.Since the Grand Trunk and Intercolonial Railway freight sheds and offices have been erected on the street it is daily crowded with \u2018vehicles, and the horses and drivers have a hard time of it.The vehicles sink up to the axles in the mud, and the drivers find it no easy task to get them out, while the horses sre overworked tugging at their loads.It would appear as if the Corporation did not know such a street existed in the city, it is ome of the busiest, BACK AT CUSTOMS 1S UNANIMOUS IN DISAPPROVAL OF THE U.S.ATTITUDE Buenos Ayres Considers Action of Wilson Aimed at Mexico, Not Huerta.TT PROTECTORATE FEARED President's Policy Will Revive Distrust of Latin America, | Says La Prensa.Buenos Ayres, April 2\u2014The press of Buenos Ayres is unanimous in its expressions of disapproval of the attitude of the United States toward Mexico.La Nacion in an editorial today, says: \u201cPresident Wilsen tried to make Huerta resign and the revolutionists were counting for the sympathy of the White House.This would explain | the conduct of Huerta in the Tampico affair.The quick action of the United States shows that they had intended to intervene, We are conscious of the fact that the incident springs from a state of affairs in which the integrity and independence of Mexico are at stake.The memory of this conflict will live in the history of the relations between the United States and Latin America.\u201d Message of State.\u201cPresident Wilson's message to Congress does not seem to is to be a message of State,\u201d declares La Prensa.\u201cThe plan to overthrow Huerta in order to install a revolutionary general in his place would signify official partiality on the part of the United States without bringing about the pacification of the country.The military action by the United States aims at Mexico and not :t Huertay \u201cWe fear a repetition in Mexico of the protectoraie system the United States created in Cuba.Mediation by the European Powers would now be opportune.IpOlity of the United States will revive the distrust of Latin- America.| International law and the Monroe Doctrine do not authorize intervention or the establishment of a protectorate the tearing down or setting up of governments.\u201d CANADIAN SHIPPING AND PAHAMA CANAL HON.GEORGE FOSTER SPEAKS REGARDING APPLICATION FOR SUBSIDIES (Special to The Chronicle) Otaawa, April 24.\u20148ix Canadian Shipping interests are already figuring on the changes that will take place in trade routes following the opening of the Panama Canal.In discussion of estimates of the trade and commerce department this afternoon, Hon.Geo.F.Foster stated that he had already received applications for subsidies for vesskls plying he- tween Atlantic and Pacific ports via the Panama route.# The minister pointed out that it was impossible to know just what would be the effect of the opening of the canal but one certain result would be the increase in the number of vessels plying between European ports and the Pacific Coast.He thought it was very likely thet arrangements could be made wit: these lines to make calls at the Canadian ports on the Atlantic and thus assist in the trade between the (wo coasts of the Dominion.\u201cWe are allowing tle matter to develop and see how it is going to work out before we undertake to subsidize [Any vessels plying between these ports,\u201d said Mr.Foster.Mr.E.N.MacDonald of Picton, drew atiention to the fact that the loss of life in the Newfoundland sealing flect was greater than when the nèws first arrived and when the government decided to appropriate $10,- 00 for relief.There were now 1,000 families left without a bread-winner and he thought this grant should pe increased.DUFFERIN TERRACE CAFE Much Progress Has Been Made During Past Few Days, \u2014 .Work has been under way during the past few days on the new cafe AMERICANS SAID T0 BE THREATENED WITH EXECUTION Four of Them Are Taken From Train and Are Transferred to Orizaba.NAVY CONGRATULATED Naval Lieutenant Is Lenient in Sentences on Mexicans Accused of Fighting.Vera, Cruz, Mex, April 24 \u2014Seven Americans, prisoners of Mexican soldiers, are being held at Cordoba or Orizaba, on the line of the Mezican railway between her and the capital, four of whom at least are threatened with execution, according to authentic information received here tonight.Four of the Americans were taken from a train on the Vera Cruz-Isth- mus line at Tierra Blanca and further along at Motzolongo station, three other Americans and an Englishman were seized.Those captured at Tierra Blanca are W.A.Mangan, superintendent of the railroad.Engineer Elliott and Conductors Riley and Hart, At Motzolongo Edward Weunch, his son Sydney, A.M.Thomas and Mr.Boyd, a Britisher, were arrested by the Federals.The belief that the Federals.intended to execute at least four of the prisoners was gained from the conversation of the soldiers who captured them, which was overheard by passengers on the train.The prisoners were taken to Cordoba and, it is believed, later were transferred to Orizaba, a poin: nearer the capital.Eighteen Americans are still in Tierra Blanca, among them J.O.Cook, chief engineer of the Isthmus Railway; J, O.Schneider, J.D.Longston, C.D.Harison and wife and children, and Mr.and Mrs.George McComber.An indirect report received here today from Mexico City said that a mob attempted-to burn the terminal of the Mexican railway, but was prevented by President Huerta\u2019s troops.The Mexicans are confiscating all the locomotives and rolling stock of the Mexican railway and concentrating them at Apizaco, an hour's run south of the Ottawa, April 24\u2014The government has decided to recoup the depositors in the defunct Farmers\u2019 Bank in full ; Hon.W.T.White gave notice to-! night of a resolution which he will move providing for the appropristion of a sum not exceeding one milliong two hundred thousand dollars \u201cto pay to persons who were creditors fof money on deposit in the Farmers\u201d Bank of Canada, the respective amounts standing at their credit i the books of the bank when the ban! suspended payment.\u201d It is expected that the Liberal position will oppose the proposal an, iz is rumored that they may force th government to use closure to pess th legislation.it, and that the expenditures this y had been cut down to the lowest pos sible limit.Ald.Cannon sounded warning when he said that if the.penditures did not cease the taxe would have to be increased withi 12 months.He affirmed that ev though he was the only to vote agains the increase he would do so.; Mayor Drouin said that if the Cou cil was not satisfied with the i creases which had been granted th might cancel them and give an is crease to the police and firemen.Ald.Cote then moved, seconded by\u2019 Ald.Trudel that the salaries of chef firemen be increased by 50c.a week f The Pro Tem Chairman Î Ald.Morin then joined in the diss} cussion.\u201cMr.Mayor,\u201d he said, \u201c congratulate the chairman pro tem o the Fire Comnlittee.\u201d He got no fu ther, for Ald.Cote.feeling peeved A such a reflection.was on his feet in an instant.; \u201cI raise a point of order.Mens Mayer,\u201d he shouted.\u201cI object to the: words \u2018pro tem.\u2019 and 1 ask that Ald] Morin be called upon io withdraw thas, expression,\u201d (anghter.) : Md, \u2018Morin: \u201cThere is nothing ine! sulting in that, Mr.Mayor.\u201d ji The Mayor: \u201cI know there is ne thing in > Lea: Ye.YER, Imig: - 0 Toronto .050040000\u20149 | At Pittsburg: ; R.H.E.Providence\u201d .00F000010\u20145 | St Lonis .{.\u2018050020 100\u20148 11 0 Stolen bases, Kroy, Pick.O'Hara.| Pittsburg .010000000\u20141 8 © Twa base hits, Kroy, Powell, Jordan.p .Perritt 40d +- Harmon, Kant- Fitzpatrick, J.Onslow, O'Hara.Three | lehner,.rat\u2018und-Brenegan, Kabase hit, Ens.Double plays, Fabrique | fors.=.to Shean: Fitzpatrick to JFordon.} hi \u2014_\u2014 Struck out, by North, 3; Herbert, 8.|, - -+Redera: League.Bases on balls, off Grover, 2: off North \u2018 su : oy At Pittsburg: \u2014 1: off Herbert, 2.Wild pitch, Grove.|.+.of : \u2018 A First game: - 5.R.H.E.Hit by pitcher by Grover.(Kroy.) * 060 600 First on errors, Toronto, 1; Provi- Brooklyn .101\u20142 5 0 : i 7° 1 Pittsburg .3000000000\u20140 4 1 dence.1.Left'on bases, Providente, , 7: Toronto, 3.Time 1:53.Ympires:q.Maxwell and Qyrens, Adams, Walk- Rorty and Hart.\u2018er and Berry.' : : CH Second.gamez | R.H.E.Me ner RAE | gm.010100000\u20142 6 2 Newark .0100 20°\u20143 7,2 001 4° 3| Pittsburg +.*JW000022*\u2014I10 1 3 Rochester pa 010000 1 \u20182 Somers, Juil and Land; Dickson and Curtis and H.Smith; Meikle and Berry.Williams.: À Umpires: Finagranand Marris.4 °° THE DUBLIN GIANT.KNOCHE OUT FLYNN- New Ybrk, April 24\u2014Jim Coffey.the\u2019 \u201cDublin Giant\u201d knocked out Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman, in the fourth round of a ten round match here tonight.A straight right to the point of the jaw ended the contest after two minutes and forty seconds fighting in the fourth round.Flynn was knocked down several tiraes in earlier rounds and took the count twice before receiving the \u2018knockout blow in the fourth.¢ Af Biltittdre: R.H.E, Baltimore .04021201*\u2014I0 14 2 Buffalo, .000100 210\u2014 4 13 4 .Smith and Jicklitych;/Porrey.Schiltzer, Houser and Blair, Lavigne.American League.At Washington: R.H.E.Boston .008000002\u20145 4 1 Washington .000110001\u20143 8 0 Collins and Carrigan; J.Engel, Ayres, Shaw and Henry\u2014 At St.Louis: R'H.E.Detroit .010004000000\u20145 9 1 St.Louis .0101300000016 11 3 Dubuc, Hall ard Stanage; James and Crossin.\u2019 DE ROUEN WINS AGAIN Ottawa, April 24\u2014Raoul De Rouen again defeated Raymond Cazeaux in their wrestling bout at the Arena tonight.He won the first fall in 24 minutes with a hody \u2018hold and the second in 14 minutes with a scissors and body grip.The bout was one At Philadelphia: .RHE New York .22002000000\u20146 8 1 Keating, Warhop and Sweeney; Wyckoff, Bresslér and Schang.Lap).WINNIPEGS BUILDING PERMITS ARE HIGH.Winnipeg, April 24 \u2014 Winnipeg's building permits passed the five million dollar mark yesterday, not stopping for the day antil it had passed that amount by over $100000.The totäl for the year to date is $3,114,200, Lalonge.Umpires: Naflin and \u2018Carpenter, ; : .STEAMER ARRIVALS.\u2018Fiume.Liverpool; Victorian, St.John, N.B.Dominion, Portland.N York ymouth: 0) ic, New York; \u2018St Paul New VE ss Vancouver, B:C.April 234\u2014E.T: Shaw, son of H.S.Shaw.R5 James 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RUSSELL-KNIGHT out thé Irish patriot and his three\u2019 sons, joined the Confederate\u2019 army.Two sons.lost their fivés.Willams was \u2018at one time in command of Fort Sumter, a writer in the New York Herald statés.James served under Storñewatl Jackson.After the war, the élder Mitchel returned to Ireland and in 1875 was elected to patliament from Tipperary, but Was declared ineligible and was not allowed to take his seat.Soon afterward he began to wiite his book \u201cThe Last Conquest of Ireland\u201d - ; James Mitchel.father of the mayor, settled in New York: went into poli- tres and became fire marshal.\u201cLike President Wilson, the mayor comes \u2018from IrisieScotch stock, and like the President's ancestors, Mr.Michel's forebear.were Presbyterian ministers.\u201d the Herald recalls.\u201cThe grandiathers of the President and Mayor were friends and kindred spirits in politics more than .threescore years ago.John Mitehel.the patriot, and James Wilson, te President's grandfather; were foliow-edi- RB.212 St.Johr street, and 76 Mountain HilL THE LAST FAREWELL is sweeter and less bitter sweet if a box of -our Chocolates act as sentinel to assusge the.pain.Face to face with your fiancee, you can feel assured of the harmlessness and purity of our Candy.That.itis delicious to the taste you kuow already.uv doubt.: or + 1 A : Only one price at JOS.COTE, Importer and Wholesale\u201d Tohacconist, also at his four Branches:179 St.Joseph sti 18°80 Jobn st; tots in county Down.\u201d ; .WOMAN IN ANCIENT \u201cTIMES WAS \u201cFREE Cairo, April 24.\u2014Sir Gaston Maspero, the famous French director of the Egypfian Museum, lectured this week at the Continental on\u2019 \u201cWomen of Ancient Times.\u201d \u2019 He \u2018said that according 10 the mural paintings at Sakhara one was led to assume that woman enjoyed equality with her flusband.\u2018She was the mistress of the house and all, including.her husband,\" who entered there Became ler guests, This state of things still .cexisted with marked respect because on her depended not only the perpetuation of the race, but the purity of the breed.- Man had many wives, but the first one wap the nearest allied to him in blood.In the East, kings and nobles often married three sisters, which was supposed to be the purest marriage.A man in history was the son of a certain woman, not the son of a certain man.Rameses the Great was the son of the woman Taya.Women up to the time Herodotus visited Egypt.were perfectly free politically, economically and civilly, The essential part of marriage contracts to this day runs as follows: \u201cThou takest me to be thy wife, and thou givest unto me a uowry.If it so happens that T tire of thee or that 1 cast my eyes on another than thee, then 1 will return unto thee a part of thy dewry and shall.go where: good, \u2018speech seemeth unto me.\u201d Listowell, Ont.April.24\u2014Adam Reidt, a widower, aged 44:yeurs, was killed yesterday: while operating .a 1 gasoline grain ;chopper in his barn, | near here.His mangled body wes found by a neighbor.It is supposed that in attempting to throw off the belt,- his arm was caught ia the pul.CY Cae 6 À Qeliahla - Pertart-Frnnamina! à 2 .BERS te 60g LIM EC } How about the plumbing and elec- 3, trie hxings of your résidence?Let 3.# us overhaul them for you.We do B everything in modern plumbing and # electrical! appartus, and make a 8, specialty of apparatus for hot air, M \u201chot water, and steam heating.A full line of Hall and Kitchen $= à Stoves, BE RA new assortment of the gele- § B brated Tungsten Lamps.8 119 to 123 BRIDGE STREET, § $ Shop: 124 King St, St, Roch.Tel.2224.THOUSANDS IN USE gestions For The Newly-Weds \u2014 _ Sug oA ! REY Make a Tist of what you want, snd. u 2 Y m did 4 spiritual welfare and settle all ques- 3 \u201d LOIS : » [tions arising out of the great move- .> GIPARA Food 4 2 ments of peoples.dis Eminence is 8 ° 3 Jd ca man of good character and great abil- 3 $ BELL'S LANE 3 2 ity, who received me in a most grac- 3 13] à 1\u20ac ious manner, and conversed on the c OFFICES TO LET 17, St.James street, near St.Peter, Lower Town, in BACK IN QUÉBEC RETURNS FROM IMPORTANT MISSION CONCERNING CATHOLIC IMMIGRATION.Rev.Abbe Casgrain, President of the European Society of Catholic Emigrants to Canada, and Chaplain of Catholic Immigration for the Port of Quebec, who left New York on the 3rd of January last for Rome on business connected with the European Society and subsequently travelled over continental Europe, arrived back in Quebec yesterday, looking the picture of health, and ready for his duties among the immigrants to arrive here during the season of navigation.Rev.Abbe Casgrain was seen last evening at the Archbishop's Palace by a Chronicle representative, whom he greeted with cordiality, and con sented to be interviewed in regard to his visit abroad and the results of his business travels, and said: \u201cI proceeded by steamer up the Mediterranean on my way to Rome, and sub- subject of emigration from Europe and settlement in foreign countries with remarkable knowledge.Like all great men of expansive minds, he is humble and anxious for alf possible knowledge to guide him in the work he is in charge of, aad particularly desired that I should write him often on the subject of my duties and observations, for he said the man on the spot is best qualified t> speak.\u201d \u201c1 had an audience with His Holiness the Pope, and after remaining two weeks in Rome I left for Trieste, Austria, to take observations at that port of the arrangements made for the exit of emigrants to foreign countries.This port is a great outlet for emigrants who congregate there to embark on steamers for new countries, and the number of emigrants who go out of the country is tremendous.The Government arrangements for their housing and means of embarkation upkeep, repai Hupmobile owners \u2014and there are tens of thousands of them \u2014will have no other car, because the Hupmobile gives them complete satisfaction at a | That's the Hupmobile that\u2019s never out of commission, and its in commission.Two Mills Per Mile ; When we speak of lesser cost we mean all-around lesser cost\u2014 tire mileage, gasoline and oil mileage and esser cost ! .Canadian a eo \u2014 story summed up and boiled down\u2014a car 4 i a car that costs less when 3 ue » z En darts a 8 ae ash We Se \u2014 r oO: in ever int of exeel- ° .- the heart of the financial and commercial district.All ine, nobng omiied for tei com.epreciation when you come to sell the car at second hand.=.modern improvements on each floor, splendid light, pri- MAJ ort and convenience, and when 1 = Pp .ET 7 vate vars, electric elevator, toilet rooms, Heated by hot the ovine ot emigrants.Ro But let us drive home just one point today\u2014the repair cost indicated = elm a : .ion.e uIX of .n \u201crites; no charge for cleaning.- Tre Austrian emigrants \u201cpeoceed to by a canvass of all the repair parts ever sold by this company.7 - Rents reasonable, possession 1st Mayt Ground floor\u2014Most desirable, large plate glass window.fortable ; single or en suite; 250 to 500 ft.each.Apply to \u2018 Removal Notice ON THE Ist OF MAY: 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors\u2014Very nice, cosy and com- \u2018out to Canada without much money, .engaged on construction work, and \"if they only saved their earnings they Brazil, and those are all of the agricultural who congregate at this port from the south and cast of Continental Europe, and go to settle on the land.\u201cThe real purpose of my visit to Europe was to impress upon the emigrants coming to Canada, who sought success, was to settle on the land, that Canada held out great possibilities for agriculture, and was essential- iy an agricultural country, and the emigrant should at once seek to settle on the land, and not stay in the cities and towns.The whole of the Continental European emigration that come out to Canada were farmers.who, during their lives, tilled the soil for a living, and should be assisted to settle on the vast agricultural areas that Canada possesses, that would lead to their success and comfortable independence, and at the same time develop Canada as a rich and prosperous tountry.True, the great bulk of these agricultural emigrants came in the majority of cases only the amount in their possession that the law provides they should have to allow them to land.Those men are would have enough at thé end of two years to enable them to obtain land and settle on it, but unfortunately they are not encouraged to do so, and accustomed as they have been in their own country to possess ready money, ization of the laborer, and his ending in socialism, by preventing the clergy from reaching him on that sacred day of the week, to guide his spiritual welfare and education as to his duties to himself and his family.I mention this with emphasis, because it is a short-sighted policy on the part of the employer of labor, and is provocative capital visited Poland, making the ancient Cracow his headquarters.Here he discussed emigration with the priests and impressed upon them the necessity of cducating their people coming to Canada to go on the Jand.While in Poland he recrived a letter from the Cardinal Secretary of State, which was published in the \u201cActa is ridiculously Assuming an average of even 5,000 miles per car per year\u2014 * which, of course, the absurd figure of 2.7 mills per mile.5 As a matter of fact, Hupmobile repair cost unquestionably averages \u2019way below 2 mills per mile\u2014and any owner you talk to will tell you that his total cost is one of the least of his troubles and the service he gets, one of the greatest of his joys.Go to the Hup dealer and let him tell you the delightful details of a story we can only outline here! Hupp Motor Car Compzny, Windsor, Ont.; J.O'BRIEN AUTO COMPANY, : SHOW ROOM AND GARAGE CORNER ST.low\u2014the average cost comes to AUGUSTIN AND ST.PATRICK STREETS.« _ a Lo LL \u2014 ASTER HOVERS : Ladies\u2019 Boots, Shoes and_ Pumps.7 All the Newest Styldy,, Ladies\" Patent Button Boots, witlyy .they were Tclinnd to.cron into is of strikes and socialism.he Apostolicae Sedis.\u201d In it His Emin the new style vues: with louis XVe : : i *| The same thing is practised in t ence says: \u201cThe Foty Father ap- lieels.also the ue kiduey hecls.= - We will take possession of our new offices and store\u2014 cities and towns, and.out of work.| mills and every nther inddustry.| plauds this noble and salutary initia- A full assortment of Low-heels, fers No.19, ST.JAMES STREET, COR.BELL'S LANE.Langlois & Paradis, | life.became irreligious and drift to- get rid of their savings, and of little use to themselves and the eountry, They also get a taste of city or town wards socialism, I © \u201cIf they were educated and trained by their clergy, this would be otherwise, but how can we train and educate them if we cannot reach them?It in to meet these conditions that His Holiness the Pope is taking such The capitalist is always calculating his interest on debentures and his profits, and to improve his condition in this cespect, pays no heed to the condition and spiritual welfare of his workmen.He offers an extra wage for them to work on Sunday, with the knowledge by running his plant day In and day out to increase his output, and his profits, by an extra output of one-sixth by his men warking on the tive, the scope of which is to offer to Catholic imntigrants, without distir c- tion of nationality, who intend to settle in Canada, to those ever-growing wunibers whom the wants and necessities of life oblige to leave their families and their native land, to seek abroad a better lot and ot.consideration of this material condition, to offer them, 1 say, and to procure for them not only temporal assistance growing girls - \u2014Patent leather.cloth tops.» \u2014funmetal, cloth tops.\u20ac Men's Boots.in all the new narrow tres and low heels.: 2 UVERYTHING IN FOUTWEARS \u2014 \u201cA WM.JACQUES & SONS, 42 1-2 Fabrique Street - \" \u201d un great interest in the movertent of | Sabbath.They gain in wealth, and | and protection, but the inestimable Tel.427 8 Catholic emigration from Europe.| the thousands of human beings ose [and still more benefits of moral and .at .0 8sd 8 Io or Created the Cousistorial Congregation | their religion, their morals, become | religious assistance and protection,\u201d .1 * in charge of Cardinal De Lai, and | drunkards and socialists and a danger | Rev.Abbe Casgrain arrived back in | Sydney.Ci.observing the condi-, LITTLE CHANGE IN oo Quebec.Apl 25xwed,satx8 Six of the Latest and Bem Selling Books, \u201cLADIES WHOSE BRIGHT EYES\" BOUKSELLER and STATIQNER, Telephone 428 \u201cMRS.DAY'S DAUGHTER\"., ,, ., ,, ,, ,.By Mary & Mann § H, F.KIMBALL, ue OT, JOHN STRRER having Italian priests trained to fol- fow and protect emigrants by looking after their spiritual welfare, The agricultural emigrant must be taught that he shall not give up the land and everything should be done by the gov- ermuent and people of Canada to that end.As 1 lave already pointed out the clergy must be placed in 8 position to reach the emigrant and see to his spiritual welfare that will safeguard his good citizenship, and keep him from drifting towards socialism.The Government has a tremendous responsibility in this regard, and one of the grant and leads to np serious course thet onc day will end in socialism and great harm to the country, The capitalist in his greed for profits make all kinds of urgency pleas and give extra wages te have the men labor on the fabbath.reperdicss pf the chprptes: to society.Abbe Casgrain im his travels also Halifax from Europe last Saturdayand spent several days there and at % OUT OF 160 DYSPEPTICS HAVE DANORROUS ACID IN THEIR STOMACHS.WHICH MUST PE NEUTRALIZED 19 GOOD HEALTH 18 sues; yet an eminent specialist sistes that 96 aut of 100 dyspepiies ge shout with a mlassful or more of this power ful acid in their stomachs, and then aching and \u201chy they suffer the dis somiopt her meals, To pw whole DOES YOUR STOMACH CONTAIN A GLASSFUL OF ACID ?wonder what causes ihe burning, and: some food into an acid stomach onty increases the discomfort, because the acid mixes with the fresh food and turns it sour, making a lot more acid.The acid condition causes food fer- vv ey gv By F.M, Huefler 8 | things which should be particular! mentation, which irritates, distends| © °C .\u2014 f \u201cLOOT,\u201d (From the Temple of Feetume),, ,, ,.By H.A.Vachell obsorved, is respect for the Sabbath, TO BE MAIN.and inflames the tender stomach lin oo eu of land ti There ses A K [ D | Ê \u201cIT HAPPENED IN EOYPT,*,, +a1+By C N and A.M.Williams M | NO work \u2018should be allowed to pro- TAINED.wy, and it is not surprising that spec.| of acres of land that shou set a RICHARD FURLONG*.\u2026.By K Temple Thurston ceed on the Sabbath, it is a day af .ialists say acid stomachs are dangor- | tled by agriculturiste, that would en- 7 - YA TATTER OF SCARLET.!\u2018 *\" ! | rest and religious exercise, aud capi-| Tf pou held à teaspoonfui of hydro-lous, This decidedly dangerons and | rich the proviuée | The_erstæhile ! ) 7 P a L s 00 42 tt + p: By & R Coockett talistic avarice should he made to | ehlerie acid in your meuth for only à | uncamfortable condition can be over- European agriculturist is accustomed i} cease employing labor on thst day, | second yeu weuld not be surpriscd at | como either by following a strict diet | to cut down trees and clear land, SR Tt spoils the homest agricultural emi- | its burning and lnfaming all the tis- [ nn, and this le far easier and mote [and the province of Quebec Rovern- AN quickly effective, by taking a teaspoon- fui of hisurated magnesia in g quarter glasatul of water alier tuenls fo neue iralieo she aeidity, The latter course Is mush mere satisfactory hecauwse it vorrecte the acidity snd banishes comin wihhout any need fr dios EMPEROR'S CONDITIONg Vienna, April 24\u2014There was no up » a 5 moments pn \" acre eee apm ER rare ly Al \u201ca ow SR al.cambria = sald a om vin 0g amende FERRER P=P=e- i = + ENORMOUS DEMAND.FOR \u201cFRUIT-A-TIVES\u201d 1,153,000 Boxes Sold Last Year Six of These Fruit Liver Tablets for Every Man, Woman and Child in the Dominion.In seven short years, \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d has, become the most Canada that has ever been introduced to the people of the Dominion, Even those who take Fruit-a-tives rguiarly and recommend these famous fruit juice tablets to their friends, probably have no idea of the that are being used by famous and the most widely used medicine id enormous number of \u201cFruit -a-tives\u201d those wishing to regain their health.Last year, over eight thousand gross boxes of \u201cFruit-atives\u201d were sold.As there are one hundred, forty-four boxes in a gross, this means that over one million one hundred thousand boxes were sold n 1912.And this year, this number will be further increased.This means a box of \u2018Fruit-a-tives\u201d for every six persons in Canada, or six tablets for every man, woman and child in the country.\u201cPrait-a-tives\u201d are sold in every section of the Dominion.On the rug- god Atlantic Coast, throughout the Maritime Provinces, among the French in Quebec and the English in Ontario, all over the great Prairie Provinces and on the shores of the Pacific, \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is the best selling medicine in stock.WAGES MISERABLE.less limited extent.employment of women in century.dom.\u201d the business made by .ha: organ.tourist and visitor local clients.ENGLISH BARMNIDS' TALE IS PITIFUL 22000 ENGAGED IN CALLING, WHERE HOURS ARE LONG, London, April 21\u2014Not every visitor to England makes the acquaintance of th British barmaids, but it is fairly safe to say that a fairly high percentage of tourists does so to a more of Th British barmaid is not one of the oldest features of this country.Goldsmith speaks of the \u201cunblushing barmaid of the country inn.\" and other writers of the .ighteenth century mention the barmaid, but the \u201cpublic houses\u201d was not general here until about the middle of the nineteenth Today there are about 22,000 barmaids in Great Britain aud Ireland, stil spoken of as the \u201cUnited King- These figures are taken from the current quarterly number of the Women's Industrial News, in which sp- pears a report of an investigation into Even now, it seems, the barmaid is not common in Scotland or Ireland, where men are generally employed in Public houses and women only in hotels and places which cater to the rather than to The report suggests that this may QUEBEC CHRONICLE Racquets + It was mentioned a few days ago in this colemm, that Harry Boakes of this city, bad gone to England and defeated Stevens ,(Judy) oh his own court.I pd be of interest to those gentlemen composed the racquet players of Quebec in Harry Boakes\u2019 time, to recall the score by which Boakes won his match with Stevens, it was as follows: .Boakes .15-12-15-15-15~72 Stevens wo.,.9I5- $12- 645 .As Stevens is the second best player in England (professional) nobody but Gray being equal to the task of beating him in his own court, this most certainly must be considered a brilliant victorÿ for Boskes.Presentation to Mr.Wheeler \u2018At this time 30 years ago, the tide- waiters and bontmen of the Quebec Custom House met to present a complimentary address accompanied by the presentation of a silver waiter to Mr.Alfred Wheeler, the tide surveyor.The inscription on the silver salver is as follows: \u201cPresented to Nr.Alred Wheeler, tide supveyor, by the tide-waiters and boatmen of H.M.Customs as a token of their regard and respect, Quebec, 23rd April, 1884.\u201d Mr.Wheeler made a feeling and most suitable reply, and thanked one and ali for their token of regard and respect.After cordial hand-shakings and congratulations the party broke up.This is true because \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d gives results.For chronic Conion, Indigestion and Stomach Trouble\u2014for bad Blood, Skin Erupstipation, tions and Eczems\u2014ior Rheumatism, Sciatica and Lumbago\u2014for Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Trouble\u2014\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d cures when nothing else will, In the head office in Ottawa, are hundreds of letters and photographs fram grateful men and women who have been cured of sickness and suffering by \u201cFruit-a-tives.\u201d Many of these letters and photographs have been published by permission and have induced other sufferers to try \u201cFruit-a-tives,\u201d which is now sold in every city, town, hamlet and cross roads store.50e.a box, 6 for $2.50 trial size, 25c., at all dealers or sent on receipt ef price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa UP-TO-DATE MILLINERY Madam: Now is the time to Buy your Sprirz Tat Come to our Store and see our large assortment of STYLISH TRIMMED HATS That we are selling at prices which cannot be duplicated elsewhere for double the price.Ladies\u2019 cordially invited.L.P.LABRECQUE, MILL'NERY IMPORTER, Phone 1846.77 St John Street.xzMch.23xwmn,wd,satxIim For Saturday Only We want to convince you by tangible proof that we sell cheap; and on Saturday, the 25th lnsteni, we shall offer all our assortment of colored tweed suits for men, values up to $18.00, for a uniform price of .And all week we shall make special prices on all the stock in the J.L.O.Proulx store.1 lot of Black Vecuna Suits for men, 33 to 44, value $12.00, for.$8.78 WATERPROOFS FOR MEN.Value of $6.00 for.$3.95 Value of $7.00 for.$4.28 Value of $8.00 for.$5.28 Value of $12.00 for.$6.50 Russian Suits of Colored Tweed and Serge, $4.50 and $6.00, for.$2.98 Simard, Carmichael & Co, Berner of St.Joseph and Bridge Strests LEO BOUCHARD, Manager.be attributed to one or other of two reasons.Either the Scotstsman and the Irishman have a greater respect for women than the Englishman, or else their \u201cmore inveterate habit of drink\u201d makes \u201cother attractions superfluous and di.crsion impertinent.\u201d Barmaids More Industrious.- .At the same time it is suggested that perhaps the Englishman is no more than indifferent, and that the barmaid with nim displaces the barman \u201cbecause she is more cheaper, more industrious, more sgber, more amenable to the wishes of her em-! | i ployer, less rebellious against the ty in prosperity.hard conditions of publie house life.\u201d Of the 22000 women now employed in Britain as barmaids about one-half are between 18 and 25 years of age.The following extracts from this report, which is the result of careful investigation, personal interviews and informations from various association and clubs dealing with this particular branch of work, may be of interest to the countless thousands who have been served with some form of fiquid refreshment by the British barmaid: : \u201cThe barmaid belongs to every grade of the working and lower middle class.She is the daughter of the small tradesman, the skilled artisan, the general laborer, She is sometimes the daughter of the publican, and from her youth upward bas had ex- a \u2014\u2014 able.to the latter.A HUNDRED YEARS AGO TODAY Bonaparte Not a Great Man A perusai of the last mail to Quebec, adds to our conviction that Bonaparte is anything but a great man; his whining addresses, in adversity, are as little compatible with an heroic soul as were hip arrogance and cruel- His spirit is, at present.as abject as.a year or two past, it was overbearing and insatis- He would submit to any conditions to save his life and his seat on the throne of France: but his hour is come.What his fate will precisely be, we pretend not to foretell: but we do not perceive the shadow of an anchor on which he can rest a hope, as to himself, something, perhaps, may be done to please the Emperor of Germany, in behalf of the child, grandson But if the throne is te be secured to the young Bonaparte it will cross the hobes of the Bourbons and must necessérily produce a clashing.It is thought that orders are sent to Lord Wellington to support the standard of the Bourbons.the event will, in all probebility, depend upon ries in her father\u2019s house.perience of the public house.The bar is in this case her natural career and she remains, often until she marthe part the French may themselves take.Should they evince any obstinacy in favor of Napoleon, Paris may be the sacrifice.Should Napoleon think of flying, the earth has no To a young girl, who has high spirits and a ken sense of enjoyment and who has just entered into industrial employment-a factory hand, a domestic servant, a shop assistant, an appientice, à clerk\u2014the monotony of the daily round is at times intolerable.Life she is sure has something better to offer.something which is fuller, richer.newer.In the public house are gayety, excitement new faces\u2014the unknown.She, to, is attracted to the har.\u201cMany barmaids are again straight from home.The case is not uncommon in which a young girl.in direct defiance of her parent\u2019 wishes, runs away to join a friend in the bar.And many barmaids are orphans.The girl who has always lived at home, judgment against him.Issuedof America vs.Plamondonperts before the Ist June next.By Hon.Justice Malouin.LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.By Hon.Justice McCorkill.International Harvester Company Plaintiff ordered to put Manure Spreader in order and have it reported on by ex- resting place for the sole of his foot.Blood will from all its pores, rise in Decisions Rendered and Many Writs Belleau vs.Devenyns\u2014Delibere dis- being thrown out at the death of a | Chargedparent on her own resources, sees By Hon, Justice Dorionsometimes in the high wave of a T .\u2018learner\u2019 in the bar and the living in endiand vs.Tardif\u2014Defendant\u2019s $8.50 domestic service.whom the bar is which is open.the only careel But she is the excep girl, industrious, sober and honest.\u201d system a way which seems very easy and safe and is more to her taste than \u201cThere is yet one other girl, often of good education, the daughter of a tradesmen.or of a small professional man, a typist, a nurse.the girl who has once made a false step and to | tion.For the barmiads helongs to the type of normal and average working motion for particulars granted, and plaintiff must file their motion six days from the present judgment, cost to follow event of suit.: Leclerc vs.Caron, and Leclerc, incidental plaintiff, and Caron, incidental defendant\u2014Incidental demand is not authorized by Article 213, of the Code y | Of Civil Procedure.| _ La.®.ance vs.-Daigneau and Sirois, T S.\u2014Garnishee's motion for discharge of saisie arret.dismiss:d with -osts.Cote vs.Myrand and Marmette, intervening party.Motion to call cred- , | or by mail at 25 cents à box from The \u2014\u2014\u2014 0 alles Ces An what is this \u201chigh wage of a learner?\u201d The report says: There are two ways by which a barmaid enters her trade, and to some extent the distinction runs right through her career and separates one type of barmaid from another.The old fashioned barmaid, the daughter of the general laborer, tHe factory hand, the general servant, starts work es a rule » a housemaid in a small working class th , : public house, being occupied in do- e Prothonotary's Office mestic duties in thé morning and serving in the bar in the afternoon and evening, generally from 12 to 2 o'clock.Her first wage Is five or six shillings ($1.25 or $1.50) a week and her keep, and she commences her trade at 17 or 18 years of age.itors granted.edf.By the Prothonotaryof $164.70, interest and costs.Wi voie, Rimouiski, $120.00.Chateau Richer; boundary.Mothers, if you wish your little ones to be well, if you wish them to be bright, active and happy, free from colds, worms, constipation.and the many other childh ailments, give them Baby's Own Tablets.These Tubiets never fail to make the sickiy Ste.Sabine; $626.25.Pont Rouge; $497.80; sccount.CANADIAN FRATERNAL have been of great help to me in keep- lowing offcere were glocted: ing my little ones well and I can recommend them to other mothers.\u201d The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers of Toronto: Pact Paradis, Vocelle\u2014Delibere discharg' Banque Hochelaga vs.Cote\u2014Judg- ment against defendant for the sum Writs of summonses issued from John Paradis et al vs.Arthur La- James Bender Company, Limited vs R.W.Mayer, Quebec, $886.91 Hector Tanguay vs.Joseph Gravel, Joseph Napoleon Francoeur et al.vs.St.Maurice Sand Company, Limited, Montreal, $123.32, professional ser- BABY'S OWN TABLETS [M vo KEEP LITTLE h ty toe ler a ue A n- ONES WELL | \u201c\u201cAitiard Goulee ve Abraham Bolduc of St.Victor, and Joseph Bureau, of Edouard Coulombe ve.Art.Girard, ASSOCIATION OFFICERS.Toronto, April 26\u2014At the conelud- ehilé well.Concerning 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alleviating, but of stoppeng pain without risk of injury tothe heart or other organ of the body.: MRS.A.E.TURNER, 52, Willoughby Street, | AN say of Kephaldel ls trae.Ite à pus in New Lenton, Nottingham, writes: \u2014 The rennsing ict I gave to « friend oufferisg 1} must say Kephaldol seems to charm away the | with acute | and they have \u2018positively .in like nothing else does.I have tried a great | cured him.many things for Rheumatism, but Kephaldol eases | À letter from MRS.BEATRICE COSSRY, the pain quicker than anything I have ever had.\u201d | Brookfield, Eng., 1s worth ing: iller ie \u201cM an MR.LAWRENCE WINDLRY, Cranleigh, Dane abech ety mer velions, 1 had a fearfully acute attack Road, Luton, Eng., sends the following letter; \u2014 last year of Neuritis, Sciatica, and , end it *{ had rheumatism in my leg, and had to gosbout | did \u2018wonders.for me.I shall always mast with the aid of a stick.I took two Ke: tablets | grateful for what it has done, and I am most he; at 10 a.m., and by cleven all trace of pain had disappeared and I have not had it from that day to this.to let others know of its wonderful-effects es a destroyer.\u201d KEPHALDOL IS SOLD IN TUBES BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE AT FIFTY CENTS A TUBE d Soren Fo.GENERAL ENTERS BERLIN; UNIFORM\u2014NIGHT SHIRT Von Podbielski, The Dignified, Loses His Valet And Clothes\u2014 Berlin, April 24\u2014General von Podbielski, who can dispute with the Kaiser, the Crown Prince, Prince Henry of Prussia, and Admiral von Tirpitz the distinction of being the most popular man in Germany, is the hero of an amusing sleeping-car episode.The General, who is President of the German Olympic Games Council and is popularly known as \u201cPod.\u201d was journeying by night from Danzig to Berlin to attend the meeting of the council.He always travels with a faithful! man servant, Heinrich.When the General uses a sleeping car it is Heinrich's business to put his septuagenarian master to bed, pack his clothes in a suitcase.and take the latter to his own compartment, in order that \u201cPod,\u201d whose waist line measures 52 inches, may not be unnecessarily crowded in his compartment.When the General awoke on the morning in question, three-quarters of an hour from Berlin, no Heinrich was ready to dress him.* He discovered that the carriage in which the valet was traveling had been detached in the course of the night.and with Heinrich was well on its way to the Russian frontier, 200 miles away.A sleeping-car attendant atiempted to relieve \u2018\u2019Pod\u2019s\u201d predicament by searching for a passenger of the General\u2019s dimensions who might be able to accommodate him with a \u201clanding outfit.\u201d as he had lost everything except his nightshirt; but nobody with a waist line approximating 52 inches could be found.The General himself saved the situation by telegraphing to the Frederich- Strasse Station in Berlin to have a Red Cross ambulance await him.Into this he clamhered on his arrival.wrapped in a blanket.From an adjacent hotel to which the \u201cinvalid\u201d repaired he promptly telephoned to tailor, haberdasher, bootmaker, and hatter, and within an hour was equipped with a faultless outfit.In this he appeared punctually at the meeting of the Olym- | pie Council, to which he related his experience with great gusto, D \u201cThe Royal Stimulant\u201d BW eJOHN BEGGS m Score ISKy g HE fine, old e T mellow whisky © a8 with a small name n S but a big reputation.The choice of the critic, B 8 u D AV | and WB a S amen seen Holder ef Conedian the Royal Agrats ver 7.EDWARDS = £00.uty 18 Prout 80.B, Toons.Tarvate di in procuring locally, a lar, Piculty Pastas.: REP HAL.dube will be sent direct by the Monnfocter ers OL LIMITED, jt Latour Strest, omireal CANADA DIVIDEND No.95 - NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that a Dividend at the rate of twelve per cent.(12 p.c.) per annuni upon the Paid-up Capital Stock of this Institution has been declared for the three moaths 8 ending 30th April, 1914, and that the same will be payable at the § Head Office and Branches on and after Friday, the Ist day of May § next.The transfer books will be closed from the 16th to the 0th April, 1914, both days inclusive.The annual meeting of the Shareholders will be held at the Head Office of the Bank, on Wednesday, 8 27th May, 1914.The chair to be taken at noon.By order of the Board.D.R.WILKIE, General Manager.Toronto, 25th March, 1914.\u2018Aplizwd,st.toMayl # 57-39 St.Roch Stre Such as surries with covers,automobile style, brass mountings, buge gies, expresses, etc.are G H | peu a ail LA QU - AAA (> nov on sale \u2018 the store HONORE BOURE, CARRIAGE-MAKER : 2t., Quebec.Telephone 2321 apl.15xwed,frisatxim.1 HAVE THE PLEASURE of inforni friende and the ot + have a alin ; rR) going?res eurie streets, w! s en: a en XLS HAVE THE PLEASU ve Labor obi.ic nd t trally located.I a mos! Cr RE PAIR BILES with the greatest care r that 4 took gher EPAIRS To AUTOMO PILE She Srement t .an auto cw.ew come me and 1 guarantee that there ia no trouble which f''annot And and dn ei have more than TEN YEARS\u2019 experience in the commerce and REPAIRING OF AUTOMOBILES.We know our work well and that is the reason why the work which we do here always gives SATISFACTION.YOUR CAR WITHOUT DOUBT, NEEDS Io BE OVERHAULER ghone to No 1337 pou rll a ACTION AS FAR Xs \u2018ThE WORK 18 CQ SEARLRY v DOI garage space TO RENT by the month br by the yeaa qu sell GASOLINE, OIL, OREASE, and other materials for AUTOMOBILEA COME AND VISIT US when you are wot busy and you will have the sumone smove, \u201cJEPPERY 6°, 1914, cars which are on exhibition in of seeing our famous, \u201cUE BEA ls be open night snd dag.WELCOMS TO ALL.OCT.DEVARENNES, Garage.Tel 1557.17 Crown Street Anl 26x1aw,aata2m DIRECTORY OF OCEAN offer 10 tales over the vessels without SAILINGS government subsidy.Debs of with ports of daperture snd C.G.8.Druid arrived from below arrival, TO rene y = yesterday afternoon, after placing April are you going Home this year?HO\u2019 patronised by princes, Europe's leading Hotel enjoys the reputation * among Canadian visitors of being the most nomelike, _cosiast dm \u201cwoe venient establishment of its kind in London.The great hosteiry reflects the thing we call \u201cLife\u201d more broadly than any other London House.Accommodates 850 guests.Bathroom adjoining every bedroom.Telephone in every room.Unique situation\u2014 central.Meals à la carte at prix-fixe.Orchestra throughout the day.Moderate tariff, and the most famous Palm Court in Europe.\\, Booklat fros from offices of thés Journal 2° F.W.KAISER, General Manager.WEKTHER DETAMING |: HWARD STEAMERS SNOW STORM AT CAPE RACE | gr LA TOURAINE ORDERED TO HALIFAX \u2014 LAKE ICE MOV.me.White and Rod Island Ughtships on their stations.\u2014\u2014\u2014 LIGHTSHIP FOR HALIFAX ; London April 24\u2014The steam light- Ne Tm at dip Halifax 19, built by Bow, Mc- = tid Pg $x |Lechlan & Company, of Paisley, for 37 York.Liverpool the Canadiss Government, bas com- No Hom letod her trials and will saû for Ne verr Ce bistifax is à few days.Too trials, York.which were of a varied and amacting character, were successfully carried through.Halas.Livepest Naiben.- Wow York.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORTA Quebec, 24tk Apri}, 1914.1L'Telet, 40: Clear, calm In 2.00 p.m, C.G.8.Druid.Caps Salmon, 81: Clear, wit.Father Point, 157: Clear, north.C.G.8.Rouville arrived here 6 p.m, yesterday.Matane, 200: Clear , west.Cape Chatte, 234: Clear, north.Murtin River, 260: Clear, northwest.Cape Magdalen, 295: Clear, strong northwest.Fame Point, 325: Clear, northwest.Cape Rosie r, 349: Clear, gale norths Cape Despair: Clear, north.B Point Macquereau: Clear, west.Ina ian.Quebec.Clasy ward yesterday 9.30, Gaspesien bound = = New York.Antwerp uebec.London, It now appears as if the White Star steamer Teutonic woulé not arrive here before Monday.Up to last sven- ingno word was received here of her passing Cape Race, A report received at the Signal Service Office states that there was a hurricane and blinding snowstorm at Cape Race on Thursday night.Therefore, it is probable that the Teutonic chinged her coutse and went further south.There were other inward vessels reported in communication with Cape Race during the day on \u2018Thursday, vis: Dominion steamer Englishman was 250 miles east at 5 p.m.: the Allan tiner Corsican 390 miles north-east at 12.30 p.m.NN NN NN A Ee ie strong DN N SN NN RUN THI NY west.Bersimis: Clear, north.Esquimaux Point: Aranmore left NN Mr ER NN HOTEL MARLBOROUGH _ \u2014_\u2014 7 » vre |9 a.m.for Anticosti.: ALLAN LINE.al Edward.Quebec.Bristol i .di 1 3 dv 36th to 37th St.An interesting and unique incident Bi Ne Ye ET, Mingan: Cascapedia anchored roadway, \\ ; ng \u2018 ; Bee Ne RE .m.| w pls fawoun hotel bas Leen itifely\"remod- Ÿ \u2018will characterize the maiden trip of | 3} La + New York.Havre Pointe des Monts: Clear, light ù éiel sud refurnised, up to date fu every ap | | the Calgarian.The steamer is cailed southwest, = ofutimént, uid can new Le compared Cavor: after the Western City of Calgary and, West Point: Clear, northwest.ably with ny potel lu the city ES to commemorate her first voyage, Southest Point: Clear, strong Mo jerring of the apigpl columa.= i fas tho tout cunventenl location, beng Mayor Synnott, of Calgary, will make northwest.Mo nerve-racking clatter in the daily stride.the trip from England to Quebec on her, and, in addition, will present the ie ship with a suitably engraved plate.vabec.Liverpool The Calgary City Council has al- 23 Lapland New York Arta \u2019 - - dy voted the money for the plate, London, \u201chear : No other Lotel on Brondway bas such large | | \"°° , oney 4 A Location Uneutpamed a beautiful roows nt tLe rates of.« snd the trip of their chief magistrate.- - Mayor Synnott is expected to leave | 37 $1.00 Per Day & sb Rooms with Bath, $1.50 Per Day Up.for England shortly.Heath Point: Clear, strong northwest.Grindstone: Clear, strong northwest.Ice inshore on north side about four miles.Pleasant Bay: Some ice in bay.Flat Point, 575: Clear, strong north.Heavy open ice distant moving south.In yesterday 9.30 ü.m\u2026 Heathcote.Out yesterday.6 a.m., Bendu.prituin five minutes from tbe Pevuxylvaulu aud N.Y.Centrul Stations, Within a few xec- londs of the leading theatres and departwent - stores.« No slipping on wet or icy pavements.In other words, Certainty and Comfort in every step.Let your wants be satisfied Buy New Dunlop - \u201cPeerless\u201d Rubber Heels.50 OENTS THE PAIR PUT ON AT ALL SHOE STORES ADDITIONAL RACH PERSON, \u201c \" RM.S.Alsatian sails from Halifax TINT ATR WORLD FAMOUS RATHSKELLFA.J | this afternoon about 5 o'clock for \u201cThe Premier of Canada, John Drew, Gertrude Atherton, Rex Beach, Irvin S.Cobb, Alfred Noyes, De Wolf Hopper, \u2018 Sr The Bishop of Washing- INCH ARRAN HOUSE ton, The Bishop of Kan- ; Kancés'e Famous Summer Resort] sas, Ethel Barrymore, opens june 20th, 1914, for the Sem || Lady Gregory, Winchell ' pod Our prices are not Meh pa Smith, Admiral Marix, Octave Thanet, Mrs.Tbooklet and terms, write Jobo E - P.O'Connor, Adamowski, Dean, manager.Address for Feband March: 137 Orange street, St.Douglas Fairbanks, William Farnum, Comman- J N.B.After Apr! 1st, Dalhou- J N.B.i N der Eva Booth, Lisa Leh- Feb.2xfoi man, Dr.Lyman Abbott, Penrhyn Stanlaws are but a few of the experienced travellers whose permanent New York home is HOTEL ALGONQUIN 59-65 West 44th St, N.Y, at Glasgow at noon DIRECTORS: _\u2014 th, John T.Ross, President; Vesey Boswell, Vice-President; Gaspard Jee still jammed in | Moine, W.A.Marsh, Thos.McDougall, G.G.Stusrt, K.C, J.E.Aldred, Liverpool with 130 first class and a Scatari: Cloudy, strong north.small list of second and third class Heavy close packesd ice distant.passengers.In is stated by steam- Point Amour, 673: Cloudy, gale ship men that most passengers are north.Heavy close packed ice distant \u2014_\u2014 now hanging back for the opening of moving south.St.Lawrence navigation, so that they | Noto:\u2014Abb, ne .Plymouth; C, | Belle Isle, 734: Cloudy, strong may sail from either Quebec or Mont- Trout: 2 Bremen: 3.Southampton ; H., northwest.Heavy close packed ice .real, so that eastward bound vessels Wilhelm; Blg.Boulonges-sur-mere Wilm., | distant.Four bergs.are running light.A Cable Island: Kursk, 100 miles | .A - - -.southeast at 11 a.m.inward bound.and arrives at Glasgow at moon Cape Race, NAd: Englishman 350 86th Year In Business Thursday 3d, nominal; picked ports, large ton- miles east 5 p.m.yesterday inward; + qi nage, Is 9d; cotton to Liverpool, per |L# Touraine, 180 miles east 9 p.m.RENE Steamer Sicilian, from London and [100 Ibs, 20c asked., yesterday inward; Corsican 390 miles The Safety Deposit Boxer Plymouth fer Quebec and Montreal, Charters: Norwegian steamer 2266 portheast 12.30 p.m, yesterday, inward .vert.n Thursday.| tons, trans-Atlantic trade, tri un ; R.M.S.Victorian.from St.John | time, charter, basis, 3s 9d.delivery, | - Above Quebec.at our Head Offe, 1105t, Peter St.sod Upper Town Brauch, 3 A.B.for Liverpool.arrived Liver.| Florida, prompt; British steamer 1480 | Longue Pointe, 134: Cloudy, west.abrique St, offer absolute protection agai eft, fire or loss to.pool Bar § p.m.on Thursday.tons, t:mber, Gulf ta Hpllané and cast | River clear.your valuable papers, jewels and heirlooms.Rentals modétute., - coast United Ki 80s, May; | Vercheres, 120: Clear.west.River Call and enquire.CUNARD LINE.British stearier, 2702 tons, sugar, Cuba [Clear to about eight miles below.Steamer Mauretania arrived at New | to Liverpool or Greenock, 11s 6d,| Sorel, 100: Clear, north.River clear York yesterday.prompt: schooner, 607 tons, coal, New- | opposite here.Steamer Pannonia, arrived at New port News to Port Inglis, $1.25.islands below.al R.MacD.Patterson, Peter Laing.York noon yesterday.ORDERED TO HALIFAX, |tere bree Rivers, GB oan west.Scat.FIVE BRANCHES IN QUEBEC CITY: ro teamer Carmania docked at Bos | The Prench Line ste Tom Batisean, 51: Clear, north.Scat- 110 St, Peter street, 2 Fabrique street, ZI7 St.John strect, 781 St no on Thursday.raine w d amer, ou- ltered ice passing down.St.Pierre ' Valier street, 187 St.Joseph street.Steamer Ausonia sailed from South- Cape Race ov To » 180 lee cast of les Becquats batture broxe away 1.15 ampton on Thursday.but, owing to the uncertainty of av pfm.Ferry steamer Pilot passed up Fol s'Blenbeim* ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.\u2018 ; |! Kooklets at Hope & Rivet, 31 Buade St.; O.T.By ity Passer Ir ulice : gee este Ry., se Li ce; CF 3 \" oy ce Toor addres \u201cces.+ ford oruess Josros, Va, © * Janda | HORREX'S HOTEL - STRAND LONDON, ENGLAND 6/ God-Breakfast-Atlendance $1.50 Tolagrams : Horrox's, E.Strand Londen, and Quick Lunch } For Ladies 3 Special Menu from 12-8 pm.ters.Oysters and Clams in § every style.Fresh Lobsters.Try our Home-made Pies.All kinds to take home, 25e.Apples, Raisin, Co- Tener] coanut, Custard, Fig, o3d Study) Cranberry, Pump.Tan.6xtu,th,sat ONIVERSITY PLAGE Bune Nook West of Breadwsy NEW YOR CITY ey Tnegs ET nde ten 8 MODERN ABSOLUTELY FINRFROOY 300 Rooms (200 with Bath), RATES 81.00 PIR DAY UP Bueslient Restaura and Cafete Prises.Send Perdre Worrpart 3rd vt ao please] kin, Lemon, Mince 5 and Gentlemen.Trude! yesterday morning and was purchased by Mr.Wm.Q, Stobo, for the Canadian Import Co.The price paid was $1,400, but there are outstanding claims to the extent of between $440 and $500 against the vessel, which the new owners will have to settle.It is understood that the Import Company will convert her into a coal barge.STRAMERS FROM ANTWERP Evidencing a good trade with Antwerp and Montreal this season, four steamers have already ssiled for the À | Se, Lawrence.They are the Montfort, Montcalm and Monmouth, of the C, \"PR.service, and the Boldwell, of the * | new line of steamers established this spring by Mr.Thos, }isrling.All are bringing cargoes the Boldwell carrying five thousand tons of silver sand and general cargo.She will unload at Montreal and will then proceed to Chicoutimi to load pulp, à return cargo of pulp being guaranteed for the boats on & monthly service for a number of years.PREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New York, April 24\u2014Teading was | light and frewhts were scares in both the steamer and sail tonnage mar- p.m.Captain Mercier, of the C.G.8.Lady Grey, reported at 10.30 a.m.that Traverse, Lake ice still moving down slowly.He also reported at 1 p.m.that about half of the lake ice had passed Stadian Northern Railway yards are even hundreds of cars for which there the lake ice was moving down part of | om in the Le levator, N .- Sept: er 1st last, the Canadian Norlast night.Then jammed at Nicolet ner terminals have handled 8,000, Broke up jam this morn- i ing.Now working Yamachichi buoy.Ot ot tat ore man in the same Capaelty 1100 400 Private Baths ion i : p.manette gooey Bien FRANK CASE.DOMINION LINE.gation in Cabot Straîts, she has been | gp.Jean, 45: Clear, north.Scatter- LIMITES pron: Tn ies riding.7H m Steamer Englishman was reported ordered to Halifax.ed ice passing down.som 1 No N OOAL 60 Nu PANY, \u201c Ri Sod Trl meee apl2Sxtu.th,satx$m | 250 miles east Cape Race § p.m.23rd ICE IN TH Grondines , 41: Clear, northwest.ENING ASD CEPOURS GP TRS CILEDENTES 306IAB WHITE & 50NS COMPANY inst.and is due in port Monday.E GULF.Very little ice.ST.LAWRENCE HALL Steamer Dominion was reported 260 |.The following reports from steamers Portneuf, 31: Very little ice.\u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM a» GAS COALS MONTREAL miles west Fastnet 9:15 p.m.Wednes- | the Gulf regarding the state of Ice St.Nicholas, 12\u2014Clear, northwest.Sercened, Mun-aof-iiine and Simol r- CONTINENTAL\u2014] \u2014 day and was due in Liverpool yes- |\u201c ore received by the Signal Service | Very little ice.Poy Pastime, couty ©» a a ee .t new on | terday.office yesterday:\u2014 Bridge Station, 6: Clear, northwest.Drtvele belie; runnin water in Jove; siermtor: * entrance [RN C.G.S.Minto reports George Bay Very little ice.SALES AERT, 118 st.JAMES $V MONTREAL An WE SS St.James Btrest QUEBEC STEAM8HIP CO, |Phcked with ice.H.S.McGREEVY, à 3 200 Rooms (many with baths ; = C.G.S.Earl Grey reports north- Superintenden IE Apl2l tx6 Steamer Bermudian from New York P pe t pl2ixtuth,en - attached.) at 10 am.last Wednesday, arrived mest gale for past 24 hours, Nor.TER RESORTS8\u2014ATLANTIC CITY European rate from $1.00 Per | pt Bermuda at 8 am.yesterday.thamberland trait Tepores Toms fe HIGH WA ER ners M .y.Steamer Parima sailed from St.| from fifteen miles off Chahnel Head 3 : Kimi Et moderate mate hotel American Plan from $2.50 | Thomas, W.1,, for New York at 9 am.|to within ten miles of Cape Smoke.Sa TS z oe sa Bteam heated rooms, cle | er day.yesterday.\u2018 Open water from there to Flat Point.\u201d Phases.\u2019 \u2019 Tr en Bo peeior vortag Tae, ons A J HIGGINS, LTD, | Steamer Gulana sailed from | N Moon 7 ew Tl a won Foot PURE York for the West Indies at 2 pm.ICE UP THE RIVER.New Moon, Saturday, 25th.at 6:22 a.m - : \u2014\u2014 em m= yesterday.Reports from Sorel state that the | PORT ARTHUR ELEVA _- Repe 3 TOR FERORTE\u2014 Oi Poi Comer Vo prennee NATABQUAN soup [{ 5 J coz or Ber HOLD LOT OF GRAIN : \u2019 .Steamer Natashquan, belonging to | Batiscan reports that the batture at Port Arthur, Ont, April 24\u2014 The 1 \u2018 HOTEL CRAMBERLIN La Cie Navigation Nationale, Ltee., St.Pierre les Becquats broke away Port Arthur elevator now holds 8,300,- 3 OLD POINT COMFORT in avide, hé sold by auction |at 1.15 p.m.yesterday, and that the | 900 bushels of her eh is more > 0 Vi n e } at the office of Messrs.LaRu and (ferry steamer Pilot passed up at 1| world ever held before.In the Can- Since YOUR HEALTH The practical, far-sceing pe:son covers all obvious risks by insurance.You insure agsinst fire, against accident, against death, against labor risks, against burglary, etc.Francis.The other half was moving down slowly.MADE IN CANADA BUT an insurance you neglect very often, and that is to insure your health against disease and sickness which can be done by If the lake ice contindes on the move it ought to pass here tomorrow.C.P.R.LINE ; R.M.S.Empress of Ireland, from- Liverpool, with passengers, mails and eneral cargo arrived at Halifax at .30 a.m.yesterday.Steamer Montreal, arrived at St John, N.B., at 530 p.m.on the 23rd instant.GENERAL NOTES.The winter ferry steamer Pilot, be- \u2018longing to the Cuetec and Levis Ferry Co, left yesterday morning for Three Rivers, where she will be used by the Corporation of that city ae a ferry-boat between the South Shore and Three Rivers.C.G.S.Montcalm and Cartier were No.1-A Folding Pocket Kodak Suap open the front and it's using the best and purest aerated waters, such as soda water, ginger ale, ginger beer, ete.When you require a pair of boots.you don't go to a blacksmith fur them, naturally you go to a shoe store fof them.When a lady wants a hat she won't go to a grocers for it, she will go to a millinery store for it, as she knows that is their specialty and they keep the proper style and quality.\u2019 AERATED WATERS is our specialty and our sole business, our thoughts by day and our dreams by night We have made them for 45 years and pretend to know bow to make them right.All our sersted waters are made with our celebrated CLAIRE FONTAINE spring water which forms the base of good and pure drinks, sll our drinks are made from extracts made by ourselves from the raw materials.We use the best Jamaica ginger root, crush it and make our extract of gisger from it.Our eream of Tartar is 99% pure, and our Vanilla extract is made with Mex.Dec.ixta.thyst, tol dpa, keto.Rates held fairly steady and Placed in the Craving Dock yester- ee free ican vanilla bean.ge offerings were limited.* Quo- | day afternoon.the former to get a x69).All grossrs keep them, but Beware of the fable .efisring th Tom SAVOY CAFE Tolephore 100: Bip 1 15S Ronde | Bottom scraped snd ed BTN) Loads in etes just 38 good Kind.There is mo Just 0s goody ~ © A br Se | rs nt, At || que a eve du ; stol, i| off 's oli d \u2019 Géstjomnét :: 197 BeJoseph Se Antwerp, 1 1-3d; Cork for orders, 2s on Ting or rose Tale for the dak a 8 oe ick, we ot $000 Steam barge, sbout 2,800 | Severs! tenders to purchase th Price $12.00.O oO ph mie | Fs tra, nowt Gab.cpm to | Bras Et Egon || rete ans M.TIMMONS & SON ith Hot Drinks, , er; PUP, or other | ou os, (about od ee PS PS a Bussiaue à co,] | ight; remtiound.Apply Mis-| Smid hrs sfr sir ny || (J CMAN Kon 01.Ln Quebec, P.Q.Ics Cream Parlor.AND FIRET CLASS GRÔC chell & Whi 92 St.Peter | and.b 000,000) while Antonio TORONTO, CAN : A triad will convince ali : street.Tel otoige abd To spi Re , n À Joteiso and Tnlian shippies, consesns attirant tab iii ir D , mate qu me tr ai iin nei i tnt .ina : Î A iitbrms PR of you want to get rid of eczema, pimp Jes, or other distressing skin 1 you will accept 1 3 \u201c\u201csgh- atitute\u2019\u2019 for Resinol.Preparations similar fie name or à; are noë \u2018 just the same as Resinol.\u201d\u2019 Although a few unscrupulous deal- ere may offer them as or for Resinol, they are often crudely made, of little healing power, and some even be dangerous to use.Buy in the original blue package.Resinol is never sold in bulk Resinel has been prescribed by dectors for more than 18 years.All Srexsisty soll Resinol Ojutment in opal jars and Ree For trial vize 01 «ach (ree, sinol Noa pt.19-4, Resinol Haltimore, write to HUISLINGIG STIL FEATURE OF CITY COUNCIL SOUABBLE {Continued irom Page \u2018laree) It was then decided that since there was no secuuder fur the motion it eeased, by the fact.to vxist, and .Ald.Cote moved, seconded by Ald.Trude! that.the increase be 50c.a week.This was voted down un a division of 15 to 8 as follows: For:\u2014Aldermen Trudel Rois, Cote, Verret, Dinan, Collier, l'iamondon, Madden.Against:\u2014Aldermen Lockwell, Gibsone, Morin, Gauvin.Martin, Lavisueur, Cannon, Dussault, Lantier, Fiset, Paquet, (Belvedere, Walling.Paquet, (St.Sauveur.) Emond, Beau- mont\u2014I5.Ald.Fiset then ruse and affirmed in no mincing terms that he did not wish to sit on 2 committee with a \u201cperson\u201d who had broken his word of honor, and he, therefore, formally tendered his resignation as member of the Fire Committee from which he had resign- £d on Wednesday evening.Ald.Dussauit also resigned saying that he would lgave to Ald.Cote ths responsibility of his own acts.Ald.Lockwell also extended his resignation and in doing so he said that hie had been authorized Ly Mr.Eug.Leclerc 20 deny that he, (Mr.Leclerc.) had ever told Ald.Cannon that Ald.Lockwell's return to the City Council meant $20,000 a year to their firm.Ald.Lockwell then called upon his adversaries to come and meet him face to face, and in his resignation he said that if Ald.Cote went before his electors and had his chairmanship approved by them.he, (Ald.Lockwell) would abide by their decision.He de- field Ald.Cote to do so and said that if he were brave he would accept.Challenge to Cannon Here Ald.Cannon interrupted and Ald.Lockwell in turn challenged him to resign and come and contest Montgalm Ward.(Applause in the galleries) Ald.Cannon raised a point of order on the wording of Ald.Lockwell\u2019s resignation, saying that he had no sight to embody adverse criticism of a colleague in his resignation, and as already mentioned he said that Ald.Trudel had been threatened.He re- nifirmed, despite Ald.Lockwell's denial, that Mr.Eugene Leclere had told Sim hat Lockwell's presence in e Council meant A the Cour $20,000 a year to .Ald fockwell again denied the ruth of the assertion on Teer behalf of Mr, t the opening of the meetin, Mayor Drouin deposited the tre contracts for the Union Station on the table, The Dominion Securities Corporation, Ltd, wrote and asked to oe permitted to bid for the issuing of the bonds for the loan of $1,250,000, The Council adjourned at midnight wotil Thursday, the 30th instant.EXPECTS NO ATTACK, Washington, April 24 \u2014 Rear-Ad- miral Badger at Vera Cruz reported to the Navy Department tonight that his forces at Veraa Cyuz were so strongly posted that no attack from the Mexicans was expected at Fresent.He said that there had been no further casualties, and that the wounded were doing well.GOVERNOR GLYNN VETOES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BILL Albany, N.Y.April 24.\u2014The Mc- CleHand Jill, which would have permitted Christian Science and other practitioners who do not use drugs to practice without submitting to a medical examination, wis vetoed today by Governor Glynn.PRESENTATION TO.\u201cMh.J, MCANEENY BY HIS FRIENDS OF C.P.R.TELEGRAPH CO.\u2014 HIS MARRIAGE TODAY.\u2014 Mr.John D.McAneeny, who !s to be united in wediock to Miss Alice Crepeault, this morning, was the object of a flattering littlp-eveut at the main office of the C.P.R Telegraph Company, yesterday afternoon, when the management and his fel'ow- employes came together for the pni- pose of wishing the groom-clect and his bride-to-be all the joys and prosperity that long life, could bring, and also to present a cabinet of cutlery to Mr.McAneeny.The presentation address was read by Mr.John Murphy, chief clerk, who paid some warm tributes to their friend of the telegraph department.Mr.McAneeny in acknowledging the gift and the kind words spoken in his favor, expressed the wish that he would have many years after the happy event to continue in the pleasant companionship of such fellow-em- ployes.The marriage will be celebrated in the private Chapel of Our Lady of the Wayside, at 7 o'clock this morning.The bride and groom will be given away by their respective fathers.Miss Crepeault will go to the altar in a tailor-made suit of brown with hat to match, ark Will ca-ry a shower bouquet.The newly married couple will leave on the morning train on a honeymoon trip to Montreal, Toronto and Detroit.EXPORTS GROWING: IMPORTS ARE LESS THE TRADE FIGURES FOR PAST YEAR CONSTITUTE CANADIAN RECORD A Ottawa, April 24\u2014Official trade figures for the twelve months of the fiscal year ending March 31 last, were issued by the Customs Department today and show a grand total for the year of $1,112,562.107.a record in Canadian history.The total trade of the preceding year, which was up to then the high- water mark, was $1.008.000,225.The feature of the ycar recently | closed is the enormous increase\u201d in exports of Canadian produve, the total being $431.585,058 an increase of eighty millions over the preceding year.The imports on the other hand which amounted to $618,228,874, showed a decrease from the previous year of a little over fifty millions.Agricultural Products \u2018The biggest increase in exports was The Weather | HEHE EHD ISO Toronto, April 24\u2014The disturbance which was over Nebraska last night is now centred over Minnesota and the pronounced high area covers the Maritime Proviuces.Local showers have occurred in the castern provinces while from Ontario eastward, the weather has been fair with 2 little higher temperature in all districts.Temperatures: Min.Max.Victoria +.44 36 Vancouver .o.«oo 42 4 Kamloops sco eee or.40 04 Calgary.ovr sevens .40 58 Edmonton .H 5% Battleford .8 70 Prince Albert .«ou oo % 72 Medicine Hat .40 o0 Moose Jaw .40 of Winnipeg .42 83 Port Arthur .M4 40 Parry Sound .» Ww London .e «.35 0 Toronto .33 55 Kingston ., .Jo 4x Ottawa .EJ 60 Montreal.+.\u2026.\u2026.M 52 Quebce \u2026 2 a St.John .viens 2B 42 Halifax .38 48 Forecasts: Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: Fresh to strong south-easterly to south-westerly winds: showers, but partly fair and warn.er.Ottaws Vailey and Upper St.Lawrence: Fresh south-easterly winds; showery with about the rame temperature.Lower St.Lawrence: Nôrth-easterly winds; fair.Rain late tonight or on Sunday.Gulf and Maritime: Moderate winds; fine and cool, : Superior: Strong easterly and northeasterly winds; cool and showery.Manitoba: Easterly winds and showery.Saskatchewan and Alberta: Northerly winds; cooler with local showers.and the Aged.Sl ue 0 PUTRI Ae Wich milk, with malted grain e in \u2014disso ith mal rain extrac ia water\u2014more healthful than oa ar Cee form in prides athletes.The best diet for Infants, Growing Children, Invalides, gestion.It agrees with the also, ready to eat., LS 4 Chemists, keep it at home, A lunch in à minute, , Convenieut-\u2014antxitions, weakest di Hotels, Cafés end 0 25 IDeware O \u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u20147 | Still Another Entire Week at REDUCTION at the Store of f the \u2014 2 \u2014\u2014 es ¢ | SEAN maintained.Materials for dresses (Broche), assorted colors, 75c for.49c House Dresses, pretty assorted 3 designs, all sizes from 34 to ; 44.Regular value, $2.00, j .$1.49 J for .22 2000000 A choice for .bought to be week at .WORTH OBSERVING.\u2014A varied line of Black Insertions and Silk Embroidery.The prettiest trimming in the world; value from 30c to 60c a yard.This week, your FPN 19c FOOTWEAR\u2014This week the same reduction will be Handsome Bedford material, assorted colors.A novelty, worth 75¢c, for .49c A special line of waterproofs We shall offer them this 7002000020 2000002000 See the feather boas which are on exhibition in our windows.It is an extraordinary sacrifice.45 inches long.Fromsold at $5.00.RE $3.75 etc., etc.Bedford, extra value, all the shades.Regular value, $1.25.This week .79c ve Do not permit these days of abundance to go by without profiting in a large measure.Our object will soon be attained.Hasten to make your purchases as though it was the last day of bargains.The public must long remember the liquidation sale of the firm of Myrand & Pouliot.Make all your spring purchases by economizing 25 per cent and more.To finish the month we shall offer, besides the 25 per cent, some lines at fixed prices, such as\u2014 SCI RLS SLL Seon .$3.49 upwards Special discounts will be given all week in the Department of Carpets, Oilcloths, House Fumishings, Mats, Rugs, etc, duction of 25 per cent.Be enthusiastic thisweek and profit by our discounts, and do not lose sight of the large Liquidation Sale of the firm of Myrand & Pouliot\u2014 Venetian Silk Cloth, assorted | All our Marabout Boas, which are already being sold cheap, will be offered at a reduc- colors.Value, 75c for.49c | tionof .33 per cent \u2014 a _ ops sapasaessapasasasc in agricultural products which ruse 487,000,000 over tbe previous year.Manufactures jumped 14.000,000 and fisheries showed an increase of four millions.Imports of coin and bullion amounted to over $15.000000 and exports of coin and bullian were over $23,000,000.The trade for the month of March showed à decline from the previous year the total being 992887,452 as against $106,148,252.SAFETY OF AMERICANS.Washington, April 24\u2014Safety of Americans reported to be menaced by Mexicans at Enzenada, on the west coast of Mexico, was reported to the Navy Department tonight in a relayed wireless despat:h from Lieut.Jensen, commanding the monitor Cheyenne, reporting his arrival off Enzenada.The Mexican garrison and populace were greatly excited by the appear.ce of the American man-of-war.A Navy Department statement tonight, said: \u201cTroops (Mexicans), were hurriedly stationed to resist an expected landing and four field guns were brought to beur.Licut.Jensen says the commanding general has guaranteed the safety of Americans and that as an additional precaution the American consul yesterday sent all Americans to plantations five and ten miles down the coast.He reports that filty Americans desire transportation north.Telegraphic communication was interrupted and additional troops are being enlisted by the commanding general.\u201d ARRIVALS 8t, John, N.B., April 24\u2014Virginian, Liverpool, Halifax, NS, Age 24-Keopress of - ., saninnd, Lévergook | Ready-Made Clothing vil again be sold al! week at a re- | CANAL ZONE NOW ON WAR FOOTING ANTI-AMERICAN SENTIMENT OF FLY.SHEETS THOUGHT TO BE THZ CAUSE.Panama, April 25.\u2014Col.George W.Goethals, governor of the Panama canal zone, today issued orders placing the canal zone on a strictly war footing.He instructed Major Gerhardt.commanding the 10th Infantry, to send two companies of infantry to patrol the Gatun locks and one each for duty at the Miraflores and Pedro Miguel locks.The soldiers were given one hundred rounds of ammunition each and wil.camp near the locks.The operating machinery of ali the Jocks will be securcly locked and the keys placed in the possession of Col.Goethals.It is understood that coast srtiligry companies will be distributed anfông the fortifications on Flamencol and Culebrs islsnde at the Pacific end of the canal and also at Toro Point and other forts at the Atlantic end.The action of Col.Goethals is believed to have Leen the result of anti-Ameriean sentiment contained in the fly-sheets which were making their appearance in the ntreets of Panama and also expresed editorially in E! Diario, which Is strongly pro- Mexican, \u2019 ~~.Thers pte 200 Mexican emvloyes!\u2019 >, _ n A on the canal and their presence probably also had something to do with the action of Col.Goethals.Garcia Rodriguez, a Mexican resident of this city, was arrested today by the Panama authorities at the request of the canal zone police.He is charged with making inflammatory anti.Ameri:an speeches and probably will be deported.U.8.CONSULAR BUSINESS.Washington, April 24\u2014Secretary Bryan announced late today that the British Consuls would take charge of the American consulate at Frontera.Lapaz, Ensensda and Manzanilo, and that the Chilean consul would take over the business of the American consulate at Acapulco.There are no French consuls at these posts.Secretary Bryan later announced Dainty White Teeth will be yours if yeu use JEWSBURY & BROWNS Oriental Tooth Powder Ît abeot ty ders) ra Brean yo mouth, and keeps the Teeth white.utifuil It Le flavored most doictelr and contains te most valuable antiseptice for destroying lacticacid-ferming bac teria, and disease germs generally.180.& 800, Tin {The Container with tse SLOT), Otrainable from all Drupgiets, Stores, cie.REG\u2019Dthat all American consuls in Mexico, whether Federal or Constitutionalist territory, had been authorized by the State Department to leave the country.Whether they.will withdraw, however, was left in each consuls discretion.BRITISH ARE CORDIAL.Vera Cruz, Mex., April 24 \u2014 The most cordial relations exist between Rear-Admiral Charles J.Badger, the American naval commander.in-chief, and Rear-Admiral Sir Christopher Craddock, commander of the British cruiser squadron here.They have agreed to divide the time for the usc , of wireless telegraphy as follows: Six hours for she American fleet, six for the British and the remainder for the other nations.The French cruiser Conde and the British cruiser Lancaster, arrived here today.TRAINS FOR REFUGEES.Washington, April 24\u2014Under date of 6.30 pm.today Rear-Admiral Fletcher, at Vers Crux, reported to the Navy Department the arrival at Vera Cruz of Charge O'Shaughnessy, and party.\u2014 Rear-Admiral Fletcher\u2019s report also says: \u201cThe rumor has reached Mexico City that no Mexicans were allowed to leave Vera Cruz, and it was reported that in consequence Huerts would not allow any more Americans to leave Mexico City.Mexicans in Vera Crux have been allowed to leave at will and every facility and transportation available has been given, but none have been able to go out on I ca Re HARLAND & 00, £7, Sonumon B2., trains.Captain Huse was directed to lay emphasis on this fact and to \u2014 WELLINGTON : \" (ie 2 S| °d EpoLis H Es.= Fret LE WEL mero wig men I TO LET.; \u2014\u2014\u2014 TO LET\u2014Two tenements of 6 and 8 rooms, Nested bf landlord, with alte modern improvements.Apply to J.Rrulotte.Grocer, 11 Et.Foye Road, Tele.1520, Apl25x3 ; rene ren ere ere ere | trains to convey Mexicans from Vera Cruz to meet \u2018trains bringing foreign.- ers from Mexicc City.Gen.Corona promised to bring it to the atteation of Huerta.\u201d Before a young woman chance to wear her new gown with its here comics another expresse à strong desire to send daily Kd witl with five er eight : .* mets 8 > three little overskirts more than once + x Pad wr .ye x 4, eins! ht power.The man or woman who \u2018studies advertising isable | [I frequently, to make one | | dollar do the usual work of twos \u2018 .\u201c \u2018Dollar Db the Work of Two.OUR\u2019 dollars Vary tn | value according al\u201d \u2018they vary in purchasing | .+ Mr.and Mrs.\u20ac.W.Spain, of Syd- + ney, N.\u2018S, Wales, arrivéd in town last \u2018The experienced reader of advertisements will -always make a dollar command a premium, | - that is, make it buy more | than the dollar of a nons ; reader of advert Tr SL and ements.1 \u2018How much \u201cabove par\u201d are the dollars in your \u2018pocket worth ?It will depend on how closely you study\u201d the oF wr À NE the Chateauwo to Miss M.Gedeon Beaulieu, o \u201cMr.c.Willian, of Grand'Mere, is registered at the Chatesulétiss F., I.Master, of, the.Manoir Richelieu, 'Kurray , ls à guest at The Hom: F A.Tascharess, Minister of Publi from Montreal.Miss Isobe} Murphy is in town, à guest of Mra.Lake Kerwie, ;No.25 D'Autuvil-otreet.7 .Col, and Mis 3 A.Segtt, are spending a few days i in New York, at the, Waldort- Asterix |, M Smeston White, managing | Hiretior bi the Montreal\u2019 Géyxttà, vas in the city yesterday.| Lady Caron, Miss.Caron.and Mr.| Adolphe Caron are here \u2018spending } FL \u2018days at the Chateau.The marfiage of Mr.Leon Rei ! ee is, is announced fpr the 27th inst.| Mr.and Mrs.J.8.Burford have returned home, after a.visit-to Mr, pré Mrs \u2018Charles.B.\u2018 Pige; Horitteal! The engagement is announced of Tr Fernande Pelletier, daughter of Mr.Maxime Pelletier, to Mr.P.Morency.evening and are staying at the Chateau.Mrs.S.A.Jones, of Sherbrooke, vr.rived in town last evening by the « Quebec Central Railway on a visit to , friends.1 Messrs.A.\u2018es Grant and A, D.+ Evans are among the guests at the |] Chateau Frontenac who arrived last evening.shall, R.McLaughlin and E.Althen are among the \u2018l'orontogians at the Chateau.Sir Hugh Graham, proprietor of the Montreal Star; Mrs.Graham and Miss Graham, are.guests at the Chateau Frontenac, for a few days.Registering at thé Hotel \u2018McAlpine from Quebec during the past week.have been: Miss Eva Flood, Mr.J.Boisvert, Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Beaupre °°\u2018 , The marriage of Miss Lucienne Couture, daughter .t Mr.Alired Cou- \u2018ture, of 5t.Augustin, to Mr.Leondre \u201cRoy, fon of Mr.Arthur Roy, of this city, is announced.Mr.J.C.Warmington, St.Cyrille | street, who was guffering from a.severe attack of diphtheria, is now convalescent und hopes are entertained that in the course of a week er two he will be Tully recovered.\u2019 Registered at tlie Chateau: A.C.Grant, A D.Evans, Mostreal; G.! Wifliams, Grand'Mere: Miss F.L.¢ Chronicle Quebec's Best Paper Moster.Manoir Richelieu, Murray , Bay; Mr.and Mrs, 8.WW.Spain.fyd-; ANS Wiles: W.J, Wentherly, | New York; Lady Caron, Miss Caron.Adolphe Caron.Ottava: A.R.Ctarke, A.M.Marshail, R.Melacgh-| lin, E.Althen, Toronto.Arrivals at the Clarendon: E.L Hatten, T.A.Ward, A.C.Read, Montreal; J.1.Jacob, E.Rinfret, A.Bourdeleau, St.Stanislas; J.A, P.! Jem and, wife, St.Pamphile: Geo.Ielide, Yamdchiche: C, W, Brown, -St.John: G.Michaud, St.Alexandre; \u201cJ.I.Ralph.Ottawa; Miss Y.Beaudry, W.W.Ayleñ, M.D., Grosse Tole; Emrey Massicotte.Danville: H.! Milburne, St.John, N.B.; E.Labelle, | Montreal.Mrs.Frank Oliver entertained the ~ther day in Ottawa.at a delightful tuncheon party of eighteen covers, in: * honor of Mrs.John King of Toronto, The guests included Lady Laurier, \u201cSLEWart Mri: N, 87 Parent, Mrs, F \"Anglin, Mrs.J.F.Lemieux of Mont reali Mrs.M PF.- Grierson, John F.Stairs, \u201cMrs: Frank, \"Barnard, Mrs.Charles Mors: Mrs.Allan Keefer, Miss May | Loucks, Miss F Tupper of Winnipeg, | \u201cMiss - Flossie Fielding, Miss J.Ross, \u2018of Moose Jaw.Invitation: have been issued for the marriage of Miss Mildred McLachlin, younger daughter of the late Claude Read.elder son of Mr.and Mrs.Chas.K.Read, which will take place in All Saints Church.Ottawa, Thursday, May 7th, at 2.45 pm.The bride will be attended by her sister Mrs.Syndenham Hall, and her sister.in-law Mrs.k.McLachlin, as matrons of honor and sy two bridesmaids, Miss Kathleen Stain, of Quebec.and Miss Maud Audette.Masters Hugh and Donald McLachlin will act as pages and the best man will be Mr, Donald White.The ushers will include Mr, J.Armour, of Montreal; Mr.Austin Reiffenstein, Capt.Willis O'Connor, Mr.Kenneth Fellowes, Mr Alfan Rpss and Mr.J.McLachlin._ After the ceremony a reception will be held at { 312 Laurier avenue east.ELECTRIC \u201cMULES\u201d FOR THE PANAMA CANAL The first electric towing locomotives | for hauling.vessels through .the locks of the Panama Canal.are now being EDDY'S FIBREWARE TUBS and Pails retain the heat of the water much longer than the Wooden or Galvanized Ion, ones.Are theaper than.the letter.Will last longer and _ does not rust the clothes .1 recoivèd at the Isthmus.In all forty \u201celectric mules\u201d will bé built.Four of them, two on cach side: will ordinarily propel steamships through the fooks.Sometimes six engines will de needed to handle, extra large vessels; in every case\u2019 twd actern, dcting as a brake on the ship's movements, will give direction to her course: No vessel will be sliowed to enter the locks and go through on her own power.The locomotive is propelled by means of a rack rail while towing and while going up or.down the stesp grades fram one level to anotherat a speed of two miles per hour.While running idle or on return tracks, the speed iy changed to \u2018ive miles par hour, and the machine is propelled by the reg- | ular traction method, the rack pinion being entirely released.Electric Railway Journal.Watth Jos.Cotes sens on sporting.pam né Works, has rédrned Messrs.A.R, Clarke.A.M.Mar- |\u2018 Mrs.Rodolphe Lémigux, Mrs.Job Guin of Juehec.Mrs.| En No matter how i the authors of a play may have done their work thé piece must be properly acted or it cannot succeed.and Rennold Wolf took the precau- McLachlin, Arnprior, to Me.Charles { Nil SCENE FROM THE INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS, \u201cTHE RED WIDOW,\u201d AUDITORIUM.Channing Pollock tion of having insetted in all of their contracts \u201cThe cast must meét with the aproval of the authors.\u201d For +his reason whenever a Pollock-Wolf siece is announced the public is sure 5f seeing a capable company of play- In the case O1 Auditorium ers and a performance every detail oc which has been given the niost careful thought and consideration.\u201cThe Red Widow.\u201d the musical play which comes tu the Monday, for three days, the casting war îeft entirely to Messrs Wolf and Pollock who also directed he staging of the piece.The result salanced companies heen sent on tour.The Demand for JULIEN Vehicles is Increasing Day : By Day And This is Why ! _ 3 BECAUSE-Our prices are the lowest in the market.BECAUSE-Our conditions are the most advantageous.BECAUSE \u2014 The vehicles which we sell are guperior to others.BECAUSE.\u2014 We have > Benge choice.Ask for our General Make Your Choice Right Away BECAUSE\u2014They Are More Solid « BECAUSE\u2014 They have the best finish \u2018\u2019 BECAUSE\u2014They are manufactured from the best wood.~ BECAUSE \u2014 They are the best style.\u201catalogue which is Sent Free We Want Good Agents in All The Parishes a une of the best and most evenly that has ever Make your choice right away.Manufactures and Importers of Vehicles of all kinds, Sifting Machines, Threshing Machines, Gasoline Engines, Electric Plants, Tables for Saw, Crosseut Saw, Potato Digger, Potato Sower, Pianos, Graphophones, Hames, Stoves, Furs, Separators, etc., ete.EUG.JULIEN & CO., Ltd., Please send me your General Catalogue free.Name .Cut out and retaras | | 1230 St.Valier Street Jl | COUPON.| C.| 8 Suiting the Clothes to the Man In the \u201cSemi-ready™ store you can find almost um Barited selection in fabric and pattern.If you are short and stout, tall and lean, or just in every case our tailor-salesmsa takes your measure your height.} Garments, only, that fit your figure are shown.A \u201c\u201c\u2018try-on\u201d\u2019 of the partly finished suit before our ! mirrors is then in order.We finish the Suit, alter it, # : necessary, free of charge.Style, after all, is a matter of individual taste and to em your personality at its best, You, yourself must be the final Judge in fabric, color and fit.You cannot j ca suit\u2019s suitability in the cloth web.at is *Semi-ready Tailoring\u2019 Service\u2014the of w-day.Values, $15 to $35.¢ hind GEO.MORISSETTE, 168 St John St., Cor.D\u2019Youville JULES GAUVIN, 183.5 St.Joseph St.Stock of tires on hand.Dunlop, Dominion, Goodyear and Independent.You don\u2019t have to wait; we have what you want.Liberal discount on all tires.Get our prices before buying elsewhere.Ones Site WT 4 Reni G0 259 St.John St.Phone 4999 aprildxtu th satxly, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 (HORSE WILL MEET | prayers.The handful of Poncas who HUNTLEY & PALMERS Chocolate Mixed Biscuits In air tight tins for.88 cts They are very light, crisp, delicate and digestible.Order & tin now.GEORGE PATRY, M FABRIQUE STREET - QUEBEC PHONE 6400 OLD WHITE EAGLE Pouca City, April 24\u2014The finding of a white horse lying dead on the grave of White Eagle, for more thas half a century head chief of the Ponca Indians, showed that the old men of the tribe still adhere to their ancient customs.In common with most of the Plains Indians the Poncas believe that the, dead wasrior's horse should accompany him to the world beyond.White Eagle died recently at the age of 11.He was a man of powerful physique, striking featuers, a kingly manner.But he never learned to speak or understahd English.He was the highest authority in matters relating to the forms and meaning of his tribal religion.To the sorrow of the old men of the Poncas he was buried according to the custom of white men.His body was placed in a casket and drawn to the grave in a hearse.There were flowers and hymns and Christian attended seemed ill at ease and glad to go away.The old men said that maybe White Eagle would understand why they remained at home in their tepees.When he crossed the ford to the other side and found no horse awaiting him he would know the reason.for he had told his people always to obey the authorities in Washington.Heard Etrange Sounds.The Poncas tried to forget their failure of duty to their dead chief, but they heard strange sounds in the winds and whispering in the trees.They spoke together of \u2018White Eagle, how he of all the Ponca chiefs would be without a horse to meet him on the other side, Finally, in their perplexity, they turned to an old friend, Joseph C.Miller, owner of 101 Ranch.When Miller was a boy he lived at Baxter Springs, Kan., where the Poncas were settled when the Government first brought them from the north.Homesickness and change in climate caused the death of many of them.Miller's father, the late George W.Miller, had come from Kentucky to deal in Texas cattle.He met White Eagle at that time and the two became fast friends.In looking for a place for a ranch for himself in the Cherokee strip, Miller passed through the country which the Federal Government wished to reserve for the Poncas and became con- winced that they would like to live there.White Eegle was at the point of starting for Washington to demand that the Poncas be sent back to their old home in the north.Joe Miller, then ten years old, bad learned to speak the Ponca language and was well known to White Eagle.Miller's father sent him as à messenger to the 1and before rejecting it White Boy at Council.The night young Miller reached the tribe there was an all-night council, and for the first time in the history of the tribe a white boy sat in the council circle and to all questions made answers in the Ponca tongue.He told the Poncas of the rolling prairies, of the great patches of thick buffalo grass, of the pony-high biuestem in the valleys, of the lasting water of the Salt Fork of the Arkansas, of the plums which grew in the thickets, of the tall pecan trees and the heavy hanging vines of the wild grape.He told how the quail whistled in the creek bottoms and the deer and turkeys ranged the grassy glades and the timbered bends of the streams.The Poncas, impressed by his words, sent back a party with Miller, looked the land over and accepted it.The Poncas thus became strong friends of the Miller family, and 101 Ranch today stands on land bought or leased from them, When Little Standing Buffalo died several years ago Joe Miller was made a chief of second A If the publie were aware of the great advantage of Toric Lenses over the ordinary kind, Torics would be the only kind in demand.The focus of those glasses is absolute, while in the ordinary fiat Glasses it exists in a limited space only.These are recommended by oculists as the only lens to prescribe.Pp.C.LACASSE Optician and Optometrist.rank in the tribe.When White Eagle died all work on the ranch was stopped for a day.Six old Ponca men rode to the ranch a week or 60 ago and seated themselves on the ground close beside a fine horse thet stood saddled at a hitchrack.As they smoked they scrutinized the horse.Then Joe Miller swung into the saddle and started off toward the Cowsldn and the old men mounted their ponies and followed him.Miller returned alone.Next day, shortly after sunset, 2 cowboy rod toward the burial hill of the Ponacs leading a white horse\u2014the horse that Miller had ridden.The cowboy was back at the bunk house by the time the moon had risen, but the white horse was missing.It was found dead on White Eagle's grave, BOY \u201cLIFER\" PARDONED AFTER SERVING YEARS Denver, April 24 \u2014Eugene Mend:- celli, an Italian who was sentenced when seventeen years o'd to life im- prisoamem for the murder of his employer.A Capone, a Pueblo grocer, Pure food Products: Tomato Ketchup, Olives, Olive Oil, Cream Tomato Soup, Pickles, and others of the famous 57 Varieties.Sold with the well-known Heins guarantee.Money refunded if not pleased, st THE $50.00 STORE \u2018 Phone 4711.2 COUILLARD ST, Upper Town.and who has spent seven years in the State Penitentiary, was paroled sid ordered released immediately by the State Board of Pardons a: à special meeting.Capone was charged at the trial with selling liquor illegally and #t wan during a quarrel brought on by the drunkenness of the boy that he was killed.Mendicelli's release was recommended by Justice White, who \u201cwas the prosecuting attorney in the case, and by J.E.Rizer, the trial judge.Warden Tynan also indorsed the young man as a model prisoner.Dur ing his seven years imprisonment, Tynan declared, Mendicelli has mastered the English language and be- DOCTOR IS DEAD Caesar Lauer, a prominent German physician, died yesterday at his home in Astoria, à martyr to his profession in a queer and remarkable way.months ago, to treat a baby in Maspeth, L.I.who was suffering from a virulent form of d.ptheria.When he arrived at the home of the little patient\u2019s parents, the child was in the throes of a convulsion, and Dr.Lauer set to work quickly to clear its throat and relieve the spasm.one of his fing.'s was scratched by the infant's teeth.tention to it at the time, but went on FROM SCRATCH OF A BABY'S TOOTH BLOOD POISONING CAUSED BY EPFORTS TO SAVE DIP- THEMC CHILD, : \u2014 New York, April 24\u2014 Dr.Julius He was called upon, about three While he was engaged in this task He paid no at- with his work until he was able to leave the household with the realization that his tiny patient was out of danger for \u2018the time.He continued his visits and restored the baby to health.A couple of weeks after his first treatment of the child Dr.Lauer became ill himself, and his ailment was diagnosed by specialists as blood poisoning.He went to the German Hospital, at Seventy-seventh street and Park avenue, and became a private patient.For more than 2 m-nth he was in a serious condition.Several sorts of treatment were given to him.He received injections of serum, and also was strengthened by transfusions of blood from healthy persons.He seemed to recover almost entirely, and sbout three weeks ago was sent from the hospital to his home.For a long time after he became affected Dr.Lauer could nat account for the source of his trouble.Then he remembered the incident of the Maspeth baby with dipthesia, of whom he had spoken to members of his family.He spoke, after returning to his home, of his happiness that the child lived.But instead of regaining his health after returning home Dr.Lauer bes came steadily worse til the end.| Dr.Lauer was fiéty-eix years old and a native of Berlin.He was educated in that city at the Royal Friedrich Wilhelm University, and also SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1914.BIG AGRICULTURAL LAND OPENING ; _ TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY TRACTS of five and ten acres \u2018each to be granted to prospective settlers in throwing open Thousand Acres of Rich, Soutbers Georgia Land, which is admirably adapted to the wing of celery, sweet and Irish potatoes, canteloupes, water melons, corn, oats, cotton, hay\u2014in fact, all staple crops grown in this fertile section, us well as à large variety of semi-tropic- al fruits, and the famous immensely profitable paper-shell * pecans.Providing you are eligible under the classifications prescribed by us, you are now offered an excellent opportunity to break away from the drudgery and toil of a small\u2019 wage, or working for the hepefit of landlords, and go back to a land of plenty, to which, if granted, you will hold a warranty deed and abstract The best security ch earth is the earth itself, and land is the basis of all wpalth.of productive lands are bensfiting by the high cost of ving, while others sre sfering fe LY An Opportunity to Secure Rich Production Land Without Gapital - You will not be required to leave your present sur- have * -making | 4\u201d considerations in this roundiaué now All we ask of those to whom wel liberal-minded opening, similar.to those of the North grant tracts is that they plant, or arr to have} ern Pacific and other railroads when they granted their planted, s of ons of the above-mentioned pro-| lands, and we expect to benefit thereby, as well as the fucts within three years, after which we will have it] ones who will receive the tracts.; operated barvested 1 and replanted) for grantees, in We have also planned to develop what is designed consideration of 25 per cent.of the net profits deriyed | to be the best equipped, most up-to-date, scientific, from the sale of the crops, thereby allowing the gran- commercial farm and orchard in existence.It will tee to pursuc his or her present occupation until such} consist of six thousand acres, and will be included in time as they determine just.what the yield of their] this opening.All who register and receive tracts will acres amounts to, Consider what this may mean as af get the beneñt of the experiments and scientific meth- source bf income, when statistics show that the yield] ods in vogue thereon, While we are arranging to pre- of one acre of celery amounted to $1,268.45.and that] vent over-registration.we will avoid many disapgpiot- one acre of well-cared-for paper-shell pecans, in full] ments, such as occurred in other land openings con- bearing.should net its owner as high as $500.00 per] ducted by the United States Government and rdilroads, year.e are of the opinion that after it is proven by] by granting those who register in excess of he mm actual results obtained in operating the land that they ber of tracts to be granted, an interest in\u2019 this com- will need no further urging, and waste no time in lo- | mercial farm ahd orchard enterprise, in the hope: that cating in this land of plenty.We also require grantees | they may later locate in one of our town sites.to occupy the land within ten years, or sell it to some Examination of the land will cheerfully be pi one who will occupy it; otherwise it reverts back to] ted, and the opening will be held at Browntown, yne the grantor.| County, Georgia.gne of the stations of the A.B.& A.The land included in this opening is located directly] Railroad, which i located on this property.ang vit on and adjoining the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlan- | occur as soon after the closing of registrations\u2019 28 ar- tic Railroad.about twenty-five miles west of Bruns-| rangements can be made.wick, a thriving city of fifteen thousand.having direct The presence of those registered will not be neces- steamship service to New York and Boston, and ex-] sary at Browntown on the opening day, unless they | wish to attend, for there will be no favoritism shown anyone.It will be conducted by a committee selected for the purpose, and those registered will be notified of what they have been granted, as soon as possidle.With the -increasin; tion of this coun ever.g popula ce cr cellent railroad transportation facilities to all points.The average temperature for six months of the year, from April to October, is 77 degrees: the climate is most healthful, delightful, and invigorating, and there is an ample rainfall of 51 inches per year.OUR AIM IS FOR MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL | thers is no co! ding increase in the area and naturally as population increases and seeks the RESULTS.- landein t of health, happiness and independence, pursui it will cotinue to be harder to secure.The prosperous and contented class in Europe today are the descendants of those who secured land there arhen it was plentiful, while the descendants of those who obtained ne land and now the peasants and slaves.You must realize that this may be your last chance to secure land in this country without a large ?Y 1 outlay of capital, so it should not be necessary to urge residence plots which we will offer for sale after the] you to act at once by forwarding us the application for opening, but which will not be included in it.We] registration attached to this announcement.SOUTHERN GEORGIA RAILROAD-LAND DEVELOPMENT BUREAU, COLORADO BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C.As we are extremely desirous of having settlers locate on this property, and assist in its development, and thereby greatly increase the value of surrounding and intervening property, which we will holdr and to increase the trafic along the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad, and thus facilitate the service, we feel warranted in granting these tracts to those who register with us.We also have in mind business and Southern eGorgia Railroad-Land Development Bureau Washington, D.C.Registration Department: .\u2019 .1 hereby make application to register for your Frpit and Agricultural Railroad-Land Opening and furnish you with the correct answers to the following questions: ! dé lie Name .vivesess sa >sasa0ncc0000 RP PSE City .ovunes .ees esruseserseensrs roman State .ras sa s0 secs 0000 Street or R.F, D.No.» Geecesienes Lensnesmacevasneccant es sen seuc0s Age.\u2026.Married or Single.Widow, Widower, or Orphan.Occupation .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Nationality.\u2026.\u2026.Do you now own over ten acres of land in the United States?1f my application for registration is now accepted, please send me, without obligation, fur and complete information and particulars, including maps of the land, showing its exact location on the At lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad, its transportation facilities, agricultural, fruit and mat-growing possibilities, etc, : Very truly yours \u2018 e Signaturevee vrccvosnvocuruous00ue06 a\u20260sa00re 4 3 took 4 post-graduate course at Cotumbia University here.He received his diploma twenty-five years ago.Cut! This Out NY Famous Specialists Recipe for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises\u2014 If you know someone who is troubled with head noises, or catarrhal deafness, cut out this formula and hand to them, and you will bave been the means of saving some poor sufferers perhaps from total deafness.Recent experiments have proved conclusively that catarrhal deafness, head noises, etc, were the direct cause of constitutional disease, and that salves, sprays, inhalers, etc, merely temporize.with the complaint, and seldom if ever, effect a permanent cure.This being so, much time and money has been spent of late by a noted specialist in per- tecting a pure, gentle, yet effective tonic that would quickly dispel all traces of the catarrhal poison from the system.The effective prescription which was eventuaily formulated, and which has aroused the belief that deafress will soen be extinct, is given below in understandable form, so that anyone can treat themselves in their own home at little expense.Secure from your druggist 1 oz.Parmint (double strength,) about 75c worth, Take this home, and add to it 1-4 pint of hot water and 4 oz.of moist or granulated sugar; stir until dissolved.Take one tablespoonful four times a day.The first dose promptly ends the most distressing head noises, headache, dullness, cloudy thinking.etc, while the hearing rapidly returns as the system is invigorated by the tunic action of the trestment.Loss of smeli and mucus dropping in the back of the throat are other symptoms that show the presence of catarrhal poison, and which are quickly overcome by this efficacious treatment.Nearly ninety per cent.of all ear troubles are dirvctly caused by catarrh, therefore, there are but few people whose hearing cannot be restored by this simple treatment.Every person who is troubled with head noises, catarrhal deafness, or catarrh in any form, should give this prescriptioe a trial, There is nothing better.Important:=In ordering Parmint always specify tha: you want Double Strength; your druggist has it or he can get it for you; if not.sent 75¢ to the International Laboratories, 74 St.Antoine street, Montreal, P.Q., who make a specialty\u2019 of it.structed a motor which is perfect in every detail Chiprians Nwars, sentenced from Trinidad to life imprisonment for the murder of Dominicio\u2019 Madrica, April 21, 1910, was also paroled and will be given his freedom at once.; The ki of Madrice, Nuara maintained, was in self-defense.arreter LONDON ARRIVALS The now Spring Batewing Ties from the house of J.H.Buckingham, London, Eng.have been received by the local agent J.H.Mullin and are sow coms an expect electrician, having con- © | dirpiayed is ona of bia windows.\u201c 1.- aprillixwed,satx10 THE FASHIONABLE STORE THOS.DONOHUE DUBUC, Successor.\u2018eaves and Fabrics .in vogue for Costumes and Gownfor the coming season Tango, Mahogany and the more sombre Zrepe Charmese in beautiful new shades: shades.Printed Crepe de Chine in Floral and Oriental designs on colored grounds to assort with plain colorings, - i Moire Velours in Black and colors for Street Costumes.The season's Latest Novelty.Gabadines in Black, Navy, Copenhagen; especially adapted for Tailor-mades.Honey-Comb Suitings in Mixtures of silk and wool, in plain and check Silk Crepes in Exquisite New Tones, for dressy draped gowns.Ratines, Whipcords, Checks, Bedford Cords in a variety of qualities and shadings.T.D.DUBUC, Successor, \u201888 and 194 ST.JOHN STREET EMILE JACOT, Reg.JEWELER, OPTICIAN, , 7 .35 St.Joseph Stre:: \u2018 \u201c QUEBEC Pine smortment of Wedding Gifts, Cabinet of Cutlery, 9Nverwere, ota, Diamonds Rings, Fine Watches.: Mori MOSS GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER DR.UevAN'S FRENCH PILLS 4% Pill for Women.hues rt a) Drag Rite os malle ar ee Ct harire (iacts, [8 Scorn Dave .im PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN.ess VRality: for Nerve and Brate a :§ Tonle\u2014will build FA iT 3 SR 95 St.Joseph Street - QUEB EC.» x - SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1914.THE QUÉBEC CHRONICLE tes ENGLISH MANUFACTURED STYLES Lioyé, Attres & Srnithe, Manchester Printed Negliges Shists, with narrow French cuffe, from.91.25 up \u201cTress & Co\u2019s Hard and Soft Feit Hats, in London's latest forms and colors.L & R Morley\u2019s lightweight Cashmere Half Hose, in black or colors, 40c a pair; or thres pairs for vanne $1.00 Powne's Bros, English Chamois Reindeer, Fabric, Washable Gloves, for ladies or gents, a pair.51.00 J.H.MULLIN, HABERDASHER PHONE 1606 F A TIMELY HINT.The \u201cARCADIAN,\u201d Queen of Cruising Yachts, sails from New York on May 2nd for Europe, via beautiful BERMUDA and the exquisite AZORES, Pare: $75.00 and up.For further particular), reservations, etc., apply to: HONE & RIVET, Travel} Specialists 31 BUADE ST.OPPOSITE THE BASILICA, QUEBEC.TELEPHONE 4104.En FOR SALE Sailings For MAY.May 2\u2014*Teutonic .$55.00 up May 9\u2014*Megantic - .92.50up May 16\u2014*Canads .\u2026.\u2026.- 50.00 up May 23\u2014*Laurentic .9250 up May 30\u2014Teutonic .55.00 up v\u2014One-class Cabin.In first-class condition.Appy at Chronicle.Province of Quebec District of Chicoutimi.IN' THE SUPERIOR COURT.No.4407.Book Now\u2014Do Not Delay.F, S.STOCKING, 32 St.Louis St, Quebec Steamship Agency for All Lines.eA ARE of same place, authorized to \u201cester en justice,\u201d vs.The said GEDEON BERGERON, the third day of March, 1914.J.P.GIRARD, Telephone: 1058.Dr.A.LANTIER Surgeon Dentist 50 Couillard St, Qusbea: Opposite Liverncis\u2019 Pharmacya ma sg.\u201cGASPESIEN.\" SEEN pga Pe .SYNOPSIS OF REGULATIONS.G QVERNING Timber on Domision Lands in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberts, the Northwest Territories, the Railway Belt in the .Province ol British Columbea, and the tract _of Three and a Hall Millions Acres, L the Government the Domivion in the River District in the Promace of Bri LICENSES.A Weense to cut timber on a tract not ex- weeding twenty-five square miles In tens may be acquired only at public suction {pa rental of $5.00 per square mile, per annum is charged on all timber berths excepting those witusted went of Yale in the Province of British Columbia on which the rental je at the Tate of $ cents per acta.In addition ¢o rental, * dues are charged on the timber cut at the rates qet out in section 20 of the regulations.TIMBER PERMITS AND DUES.Permits may be granted in the Provinces of Manitoba, Ssskatchewan snd Alberts, to wwners of portable saw mills, to cut over » definitely deacribed tract of land not exceeding one square mile in extent, om payment ot dues ot the rate of SOc.per thousand leet, BM, of a fee at the rate of $100.00 per square wile for cach permit.TIMBER FOR HOMESTEADERS.~ of a homestead quarter-ece You ing no timber oA own sultable tor urpose may, prov e not pre- Testy been qe free allowance of tim- Ser.obtain a free permit to cut the quantity buliding and feacing timber set out is tion 50 of the Regulations.W.W.CORY, Deputy Mivieter of the Interior.Quebec, for leurs Coast, mdiate ports as far as Paspebiacthe 13th, 14th and ISth.For further information, apply to: J.M.POULIOT, Agent, Phone 861.$10.00 Cash $6.90 per month will put à boot PIANO tu your home Just receiving à now stock ef PIANOS from te Madleg manuisstuvers.ARTHUR LAVICNE 54 Coulliard Street SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN * NORTHWEST LAND REGULATIONS Any person who is the sole head of a (amily, or sny male over 13 yea old, may homestead s quarter section of available Do minion land in Manitoba, Saskatchewas, on Alberts.The applicant must appear in son st the Dominion Lands Agency or Subagency for the district.Entry by proxy may be made to any agency, on certain conditions La father, mother, son, daughter, brother ov sister of invending bomest a Duties.\u2014Six monthe' residence spon ang suiivation the land in each of \u2018direc yearn A ate: may lve within nine miles ot is homestead on « farm of at lesnt 90 acrce oslely owned and occupied by Lim or by tis son, daughter, or ster.In certain districts a homesteader in goo standing may preempt a quarter section alongside his homestead.Price $3.00 per \u201cbu Must reside upon the homestead rE a Ro AE late 0 ry incl me Le homestead or father, mother, ai NEPTUNE INN \u2018 time ie to arm patent end t acres re eue emosceader he hes exhousted his wl Momertead ght nd cannot hain a pre.ption me; enter Jor « rehase homesteau Ta certain diatricte.Pries $1.00 per acre.Duties \u2014Must reside six months In each of three yeers, cultivate Sty acres and erent » house worth $300.00.W.W.CON ty of the Minister of or Taterter.N.B.\u2014Unauthorized publication of this e4- vertisoment will net be paid for.; Co = DUGAL\u2019: HOTEL - RESTAURANT-CAFE 142 St.John St, Quebec.Rooms, $1.0 upward; with board, $200 Specisl rates by the week Beeakiost (6:30 to 10 & mm), 35e 1 An excellent Campbell two- revolution press; bed sise, 38x 54; speed about 2,000 per hour.WILL BE SOLD CHEAP.DAME SOPHIE MENARD, of Chicoutimi, wife of Gedeon Bergeron, Merchant, duly Plaintiff; Defendant.An action for separation as to property has been instituted in this case, Atty.for Plaintiff.GASPE & BAIE DES CHALEURS.First sailing of the season from Gaspe and Baie des Cha.Thursday, April 16th, weather and circumstances permitting Steamer will call to land freight and passengers to Mechins and all inter- : Freight will be received at Harbour Commissioners wharf (Shey Leyland) Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 153 St.Paul St 48 FABRIQUE STREET.FOUNDER OF MATIN \u2019 AN ECCENTRIC ROVE A very remarkable man was buried in Paris à few days ago.The elaborately decorated hearse denoted a funeral of the fourth class, which we should consider a vary first-class funeral.The appearance of the hearse was sufficient to induce the average passer-by to doff his cap, and to at- tracy the respectful attention of the \u2018gens d'armes.Many of them hastily clapped their chapeaux upon their heads again when they saw that no imposing cortege was followed the hearse through the streets.There were but two mourners, both of them on foot.One was the undertaker, the other was the valet of the dead man, and they marched solemnly behind the hearse, which was piled high with flowers.Thus Alfred Edwards went to his last home.In his time he had made many enemies.Naturally they did not attend his funeral.Most of his friends had been turned into enemies when they read his extraordinary will.They.too, abstained.His relatives publicly requested that no one should attend the ceremonies out of respect for them, His beneficiary was at first insulted by the unfavorable prominence, his bequest had secured for her.So it happened that Edwards went to his grave unattended.Founder of Le Matin, He was the founder of the newspaper which most of us would say is the best newspaper in Franc, Le Matin.He was famed in theatrical circles, not so much as a dramatist as a patron of the theatre and a backer of theatrical enterprises.He was the brother-in-law of Waldeck Rousseau, once Premier of France.He had spent probably a million dollars in the capital.He had fought a duel, been divorced from numerous wives, and had, in fact, done nearly everything that entitles a man to fame, except to start a new religion.Edwards, as the name indicates, was the son of an English father, who was a physician in Constantinople, at- J tached to the Sultan's court.His her was Turkish.His edukation was half Oriental, half Occidyatal.His father left him about a million dollars, and with this fortune he went to Paris nearly a generation ago.Apparently he chose Paris because he thought that the display of his Oriental instincts would attract less attention there than in other capitals.No sooner had he settled there than he began the business of divorcing his first wife.Husband of Five Wives.She was a young English girl whom he had married as a minor, and there was considerable difficulty in getting the decree.Probably Edwards did not then know the procedure as well as later on, when he had a second, a third and a fourth wife to divorce.However, he succeeded in the end and became a French citizen.His second wife was a French girl, who was divorced speedily, and he made a third guess.A divorce followed this also, and then he became the husband of Mme., Missia Godebska, à beautiful Polish { woman, whose husband, apart from {all other qualifications, was destined to become a person of prominence.Her also he discarded, but he had to pay her $8,000 a year as long as she Kved, and she retains the right to call herself Mme.Edwards.His ultimate wife was Ginette Lantelme, a noted actress, whose tragic death in the Summer of 1911 attracted undesirable attention to Edwards.She died while upon a yachting excursion with her husband and some friends, fell overboard while intoxicated, some say.One newspaper hinted that she had been murdered, and had to pay handsome damages to the bereaved , husband in consequence.Founded a Great Paper, It was to Mme.Colonna Romano, à friend of the wife who perished overboard, that Edwards left what remain- : ed of his fortune.So unsavory was the name of the man that this distinguished actress at first refused to have anything to do with the legacy.! When she consented finally it\u201d was with the announcement that whatever was left of the estate when the debts had been paid was to go to a foundling hospital.The Bluebeard adven- \u2018tures of Edwards have interested Paris at intervals for years.but if he is remembered by another generation it will be because of bis part in the establishment of the Matin.He had dabbled in journalism as an amateur on the Figaro and on the old Gaulois, of whieh paper he became in time the editor's secretary.Fought His Brother-in-law.About that time an American re porter started a paper.called the Morning News, which was printed in English, and which introduced to the French people an up-to-date American paper, Few of them, however, could read it, and Edwards conceived the highly original idea of giving the French people a paper in their own language that would be modeled upon American and British lines.He had the money, and the result was the Matin.Soon the News was forgotten, but the Matin succeeded immediately, And is today the most up-to-date newspaper published in the French language.Kdwarde\u2019 interest in the enough to ratite:\u201d He returned once to Journatisn, and that was when Waldeck Rousseau, his brother-in-law, was Premier.Edwards sttacked him in a Socialist paper with a ferocity that.no one unconnected with the Minister could approach.The remaining years of this remarkable character were spent in the neigh- horbood of the theatres.He\u2019 wrote a few sketches that were more or less successful, and had the honor of appearing in Capüs\u2019 play \u201cQui Perde Gagne,\u201d where his character is sketched with remorseless accuracy.If he had not had the luck of stumbling upon the truth that in France & newspaper will succeed that opens its columns to the expression of all kinds of opinion, his name would never have been.heard outside the cafes.po PARALYTIC CAN WALK APTER 7 DAYS PRAYER Richland Centre,\u201d Wis, April 24, \u2014 Mrs.8.H.Morgen, for twenty-six years a paralytic, stepped from her roller chair and walked around the room at the close of a seven days\u2019 continuous prayer meeting in her room.She is now able to go about her housework withoat aid and has appeared in public carrying a child on her arm.vo She tells thus of her recovery: \u201cMy neighbors and friends gathered in any room for that special prayer meeting.Our minister began the services then they all knelt about me as I sat suffering in my wheel chair.That chair had been a prison of torture to me for over a quarter of a century! .\u201cAll through the \u2018night, and all through - the - folowing week the watchers stayed with \u2018me, relieving each other in tum.Finally one night the pastor tiptoed \u2018silently into the room.He said that seven days of worship had passed.\u201cThen the pastor turned to me and anointed me with oil, The room was very dark There was the perfume of fowers in the air, and the sound of half-breathed prayers.A sont of musical throbbing beat duily on my ears.\u201cSuddenly I knew that not my friends\u2019 prayers, but only my own perfect faith in God would bririg me His mercy.Then everything around me fell into blackness and I! saw Jesus himgelt.in a glow of gold.\u201c*Will you walk\u2019 came His voice, \u2018leaning on none Mine\u201d \u201cRight with His words, a great strength ficwved into my spirit.\u2018I will! I cried, and I rose to my feet.I walked about the room, and I seemed to feel the guidance of His arm.\u201d Mrs.Moran's sudden cure is regarded as miraculous.- NERVOUS DISEASES © INTHE SPRING Cured by Toning the Blood and Strengthening the Nerves.It is the opinion of the best medi- cpl authorities, after long observation, that nervous diseases are more common and more serious in the spring that at any other time of the year.Vital changes in the system, after long winter months, may cause much more trouble than the familiar spring weakness and weariness from which most people suffer as the result of indoor life, in poorly ventilated and often overheated buildings.Official records prove that in April and May neuralgia, St.Vitus dance, epilepsy and other \u2018forms of nerve troubles are at their worst, and that then, more than any \u2018other time, a blood-making, nerve-restoring tonic is needed.The antiquated custom of taking purgatives in the spring is -useless, for the system really needs strengthening, while purgatives only gallop through the bowels, leaving you weaker.Dr, Williams\u2019 Pink Pills are the best medicine, for they actually make the new, rich, red blood that feeds the starved nerves, and thus cure the many forms of nervous disorders, They cure also such other forms of spring troubles as headaches, poor appetite, weakness in the limbs, as well as remove unsightly pimples and eruptions, In fact they unfailingly bring new health and strength to weak, tired and depressed men, women and children, Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 50.cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr.Williams\u2019 Medicine Co., Brockville, Ontother arm but a PERSONAL CAN THE FUTURE BE FORETOLD?-\u2014 Are you successful and happy.Many say my work is wonderful; you may test if for yourself.Send birth-date and 5-2ct stamps for trial reading, Mrs.Henker, 1958 Bonsallo Ave, Los Angeles, Cal.You may ask three questions.Cut this out for luck.Send birth date and ten cents for wonderful horoscope of your entire life.Professor Raphael, 499 Lexington Ave, New York.Mar.28; April 4,11,18,25:May2,9,16,23,30 WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED?Best matrimonial er pub lished.Mailed free.The Correspondent, Toledo, Ohio.Ag! lQx1m.J tre MARRY-IL vou are lonely, The Reliable Confidential Successful Club has large number of wealthy eligible members, both sexes, wishing early marriage; descriptions free.Mra Wruble, Box 26, Oaklsnd.Cal.Apl15x1m DIES, when delayed ot irrege lan se Triumph Pills; always depend.LOST\u2014On Friday, a white Pomeranian dog, answering to the name of \u201cRritzie.\u201d Reward by returning to ss St.Cyrille street., ee remem etre \u2014\u2014 : WANTED, A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014t\u2014\u2014 WANTED\u2014For the Ladies\u2019 Protestant Home, a married man to take charge of garden, cows, furnace.Apply to Mrs.G.B.8.Young, 49 Park Avenue - Apl28x3.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED\u2014General servant, early in May, for small family.Must speak some English.Apply by telephone to Mrs.Macalister, phone 3748 ;ü Apl.24x3 eee een WANTED\u2014A house-maid, _ with good references, by Mrs.M.A.Talbot 174 Grande Allee.Apl.23x12 A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED TO BUY\u20142 Crystal (glass,) gas, chandeliers, four of more branches.Apply to \u201cW\u201d care Chronicle.Apl23x3 MALE HELP WANTED a er BECOME DETECTIVES \u2014 Biz pay; easy work.Travel or work in own locality.Experience unnecessary.We show you ait, Fidelity Secret Service, Wheeling, W.Vaee ct er WANTED.\u2014$100 monthly may be made mailing circulars.Particulars free.A.H.Kraus 911 Kraus Bldg.Milwaukee, Wis.SALESMEN WANTED pr SALESMEN WANTED.\u2014Exper- ience unnecessary, easy work, big pay.Write for large list of openings offering opportunities to earn $100 to $500 a month while you learn.Address Dept.544 National Salesmen\u2019s Training Association, Chicago, New York, Kansas City, San Franciscomere rt AGENTS WANTED, MALE me entire eee ttt ACENTS.\u2014New patented article, just out for office and household use absolute necessity sells on sight, a clean up for live agents.Assigning territory now, write for particulars.The Comfy Co., 607 Marquette Bldg., Chicago.eee AGENTS.\u2014To handle brand new specialty.Household and office necessity.Booklet free.Write, L'Agence Mercantile Generale de Levis, 145 Rue Commerciale, Levis, Quebec.Apl25, May29x3 AGENTS WANTED to sell Nelson's Perpetual Loose-leaf Encyclo- Information; coupons and leads furnished; first-class men $100 per week and upward.» Thomas.Nelson & Sons 381 Fourth Avenue, New York City.Apl2429 2 arr rer BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.pedia and Research Bureau for Special | 4603, FOR SALE CHEAP.Twenty shares Normount Land Company stock.\u2018These shares will be sold at a sacrifice.Apply H.V.D,, P.O.Box 21, Quebec.TO LET.rt rer HOUSE TO LET\u201442 St.Louis street, 12 rooms, furnace, hot water, electric light and gas; repaired and painted from top to bottom.Apply Rev.A.E.Maguire, tel.325 or Mr.J.B.Parkin, N.P.Feb.26,1914.pe HOUSE TO LET.\u2014On Lockwell street, eight rooms with all modern improvements.Apply at 54 Julia St Apl.21x6 eee eee eee ROOM TO LET.\u2014Room for gentleman or married couple at No.60 St.Cyrille street.For particulars, apply at 60 St.Cyrille street or \u2018phone 3 Apl21Lf.TO LET~New modern flat, seven rooms, heated, street corner, very bright, $20 per month, including taxes water and snow.Apply 93 2nd Ave, Limoilou, \"phone office 3007-3832, Apl.22x1w BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY \u2014 I shall sell far a reasonable amount the receipe of the process by which oilskin waterproof coats and etc, are manufactured.I sha!l bind myself by contract to not sell the secret of this process more than once.One may start in this business with a small capital or form a company.Apply to D.Ircadia, Beauport, P.Q.Apl.23x6 VACUUM CLEANER MEN \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 We want experienced canvassers or crew men who are hard workers.Will submit you rock bottom prices on the best vacuum: cleaners in the world.Pump or sweeper type, with and without brush.Two absolutely new models.Lanning-Stone Sales Company, 1041 Gas Bidg., Chicago\u2014 FOR SALE.\u2014\u2014\u2014 rer ES FOR SALE\u2014Several tents of various sizes at bargain prices.Apply to \u201cV\" care Chronicle.Apl.23x6 pe FOR SALE\u2014Large house with coach-house and stables and about thirty thousand square feet of ground Estate of late Mrs.C.R.Griffith, situated on corners of St.John, de Sslaberry and Simard streets.Apply at 622 St.John street.Apl23x6 FOR SALE-lIdeal gusoline cruising yacht \u201cNymph\u201d 26'x7-3\", built of oak at St.Laurent, I.O., four years ago.Strongly built and thoroughly seaworthy and in perfect condition.All parts fitted for salt water, everything of the best.Two masts carrying auxiliary sails, 12 h.p.Beandry 2.cylinder 4-cycle engine.Will sell with, or without engine, or exchange for real estate.Address P.O, Box 328 or 103 Park Avenue, Quebec.Apl.11x2aw., sat,mon.tf PE eet FOR SALE First-class commercial property situated in centre of business district of St.Valier street, being Nos.742.744, containing two shops and two tenements; if necessary the two shops can be thrown into one.The front of the property faces St.Valier street.and the rear, Parent street.For further information, apply to Phone 2561, ep Aplèx2m er FOR SALE\u2014At Echo Bay, Lake 8t.Charles, Parish of 8t.Ambroise, Jeune Lorette; twenty arpeats of wood land with buildings thereon, namely: cottage, men's camp, stable and coach house, ice house, wind-mill and other conveniences.Apply to Amos J.Cob ston, Hochelags Bank Building, mentee EE nt PROPERTY FOR SALK.\u2014At Jeune Lorette, Pincourt Road, comprising land 185 feet frontage by 116 feet deep with a property 40x28 Conditions $2,500, payable $300 down ané STORE TO LET.Fine two-story store, situated No.29 Notre Dame street, occupied for 35 years by Ed.Belanger & Co.as Dry Goods Store, Apply to Ed.Belanger, 62 Mountain Hill Apllé-tu,.th,aat-tf ee eres mere COUNTRY PROPERTY TO LET \u2014At Stanstead for Summer or longer, house, 11 rooms, bath, hot and cold water, electric light, stable, carriage room, one-balf acre ground including garden.Henry C.Hunter, 30 Church street, New York City.Apl.23,25,28,30x4.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO LET\u2014At 97 and 99 St.Foye Road one fine flat of a moderu house, 10 rooms, bath, ete :trie ,gas, bot water, furnace and plenty of ai: and sun- tight.The house is surrounded with elegant trees and beautiful meadows, Five minutes from Mapie Avenue Apply 93 St.Foye Road, Tel, 1277.J.B.Ronsseau Aprl.7x1m.Summer Residence To Let or for Sale, at Riviere du Loup Point, nice cottage, furnished completely, garage, stable, lawn tennis, \u2018 feet of ground.Water, baths, electricity, telephone.Apply: H.Audette, 30 Notre Dame St.West, Montreal Apl.2toJne.15 ane mmr \u2014 IN THE FINEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION\u2014Two flats to let in Belvedere Ward, Nos.17 and 19 Bougainville street, near Maple Avenue and St.Foye Road, eight rooms each, also Sash doom, Sursace, hot water.gas, electric light, hangar, ete.Apply to Wilfrid Bedard, 114 St.Joseph street.Telephone 2179, private 2744.Jan2ixtf TO LET\u2014For the Ist of May à large bright room, with privilege of using kitchen.Apply at Mrs.Pelietier, 67 Grande Ailes, opposite Par i uildings.Phone liament Building Mon itxtt A \u2014\u2014 S\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO LET\u2014At St.Foy, fine cottage with a few acres of land, adjoining the LeSage property.Solid brick house, 11 rooms, electric light, water, etc.Partly furnished.Fruit-trees, ice house, stable and other dependencics.W.R.LaRue, Notary, 28 St.Ann street.TO LET-Modern upper flat, No.166 Maple avenue, eleven rcoms, bow- window, Daisy furnace, cellar, electricity, gas, grate-gallery.Rent $37 per month, including taxes, water and snow.Apply to 147 Maple avenue \"Phone 983.- Febl3t£ \u2014\u2014emrre TO LET\u2014Dwelling, 2 Ursule Stcorner of St.John; 12 rooms in good order.Apply P.G.Copeman, 135 St.John street.Aplaxtt TO RENT-\u2014Residence of the late J.U.Gregory, 1.8.0., à8 St.Getevieve Avenue, The Cape, Quebec.Possession immediately.Apply Mr.Jos, Allaire, N.P., 61 St.Peter street.Apl3xtf TO LET.\u2014Two self contained houses, situsted at Nos.2 and 4 Levis avenue, Montcalm Park, containing 11 rooms each.with all modern conveniences; furnace, bath, ,eleetrie light, ete.; rental $25 per month.Apply to Mostcalm Land Co.P.N.Tessier, Mgr, 58 Mountain Hill, Tel.3407.Mch.10xtf TO LET\u2014New beflding, solid brick, four stories and cellar; well lighted, No, 77 St.Dominique street, corner St.Joseph street; suitable for light manufacturing, wholesale busi- vess or warehouse; immediate possession if necessary.Apply to A.J.Learmonth, 126 St.Louis Road; Tel 1151 Mch.7xtf TO LET\u2014A magnificent shop heated by the proprietor, size 26 x 70 feet, with cement cellar, situated at No.52 Crown Street.Very good spot for trade.Apply J.H.Begin, Enreg., 50 Crown Street.feb 3%ef, TO LET\u2014Three flats on Bougainville avenut.First street, outside of Maple avenue, (Nos 17-19-21); each containing 8 rooms and bath, furnace, electric light, yard and shed.For further particulars, apply to A.W.Bedard, 114 Joseph street, \"phone 2179 JanZixit _\u2014\u2014remrentt ge ra EE HOUSE TO LET\u2014On Maple Ave, No, 44, consisting of nine rooms and bath room: furnace, electric light and gas.House will be repaired, painted and papered throughout for a desirable tenant.Apply A.K.Hansen & Co.82 Peter street; phone 362.Jan.19xtf \u2014_\u2014\u2014 OFFICES TO LET\u2014At No.93 St.Peter street, from lst of May next, good suite of Offices with vault, on first floor above ground floor; also two rooms on second floor; reasonable rent.Apply to NEUVILLE BELLEAU & Co.Hobberlin Clothes If you have an outfit made by the Hobberlin House of Toronto, you are positive yon have a perfect fitting suit; if not place your order now for your Spring requirements.It takes two weeks to complete an order, \u2014 T.LAFRANCE, 11 BUADB STREET, QUEBBC Hobberlin Agency Lanchesn » 2 p mm), Ma Dis ble; \u201crelief\u201d and particulars free | $300 yearly with isterest at 6 Lane sy a), th De had sunroeried mort with | Write National Medical Lnstitute Mi | ene \u201cAsp to A.Racine, Lod, 340 | Own Son.0 pill 1 0 à camagient sf, ha_w_wiljog) wash Wis ¢ Joweng | fay Pom\u2019 stoner.Masson, ey SATURDAY, APRIL 28 1918.) Te _ prséiasnt, ie o ih 100 were for apece- ND EEE IE N À F INANC | AL lation and export, and included 11,000 \\ N 4 » N ; American.N ; L S \u2014 Futures opened snd closed steady.N : N a _ \u2014\" mi = Com N CLOSING MARKET LETTER.LOCAL INVESTMENT YIELDS N N Received over the private wire of Investment yields, Montreal stocks, N N Neuville Belleau & Co, brokers, 93 | compiled by Oswald Brothers, 37 N N St.Peter St, Quebec.Beult au Matelot, Quebec, N N New York, April 24.\u2014Europe domi- | \u2019 .Di Return N N nated the stock market today, there LL Le ; Close.Div.P.C.N ES being heavy selling for foreign ac- Bell Telephone °.144 8 555 NS N count which carried down prices one | Brazilian T L & P.75 6 200 N N to three points in the early trading, | C8?Cotton pfd \" $ se S N organization with Can.Pac.undes especial pres- cu dame pid se un 212 N production of a tea of such extsaordi- sure.The continent was said to be Cone n Pacific .» 4003 = quality at so low à price.Try a liquidating because of the poor health Converters coe B04 08 and see bow ît is in of the Austrian Emperor and the D ro na we $ 98 i mysterious accumulation of gold by Dom col 4 .v.7 556 _ Russia, supposedly to strengthen its bom as 6 85 position against Germany.The Mex- on, a 53 ican situation also was not liked; as Wi 0 Pi wor } 64 London feels that we are in for a Lake \u20ac fw ee 130 8 \u20186s long iod of occupation with ail ho co id oods .190 8 is joay's Blend * 31.00 pari that dis implies.The support came MN on le.218 10 438 J - .oe - largely from the bear contingent, who Nu Telenn À a.is 8 5% ; .Lara rein covered moderately, but there was no Mel Cotton Did.100 73 70 _ quit: J 8.RENAUD & CO, aggressive outside buying and senti- | Jt & Sa TUS 7 67 Quebso., ment remained pessimistic.Natural- M vo te 8 5 so .; ly, stocks of concerns likely to be af- y, an secs 8 4 54 ; Lu .fzcted by the Mexican difficulties, like N Scot ace 6 961 c ; ; Southern Pacific and Smelters were Ogilvie com .Tid 8 50 ; Money was firmer in tone, although P do pid .1 ; aus J J .Cm Cee SY banks, according to known move- Richelie com .100 8 80 ments of currency, promise se show Shawinigan SUR 6046 | a 1 _ , a moderate gain in cash for the wee! Toronto rate 133 8 601 @ f d gs Prospects of further gold exports na- er ee | 18 pre erred the wo over, or Oo rurally have a stiffening effect, Eu- , TYin City.104 6 57; A Winvipeg Ry .19 12 631 N.Y.INVESTMENT YIELDS.rope adding to its supply at our expense.Sales of stock for foreign ac- two centuries it has been the standard fog © Wolfe's 7 \u2014 RR ER 3 count naturally tend to help such en- Investment\u2019 yields, New York ; 2 = ! fee - brematic T © her eus 20 sensational informa- stocks, compiled by Oswald Brothers, \\ quality and punty of all the best brandics chisdam C tion from the seat of war, but never- | 17 Sault au Matelot, Quebec.Return u { theless the market continued depress ; - (F ) - ed and in the later trading resumed Close.Div, re made m Charente rance.\u2014 = its deciine under the leadership of | Amalg Copper .69 6 8 Canadian Pacific, which made another American Smelters .3 a es The Beverage tha » new low for the movement.paconda .IG t Benefits In view of the continued liquidation | Atchison .,.93 6 645 SOR SALE BY ALL LEASING WINE MERONANTS Not simply s thirst quencher, nok and the lack of aggressive support, | Canadian Pacific Ry.188 10 8 e.mereiy à stimalent, but just the porest we woulé suggest pursuing a waiting | St Paul .96 5 32 >> most heulth infusing spirit that hes policy, pending some sharp breaks, cou & Hash +5 5 2 NZ oo i 0 i et, which will clarify the speculative sit ra ss 7 06 P2OEERÉRRRR Eee ick- * uation.the reported agreement | Xin, cee .me-ap\u201d tone Ba pic with Carranza is confirmed, a rally Nortel = ; mn : le.eee .beneficial fical In Re effect bon tomorrow should result, Southern Pacific 8 6 os AUCTION SALE.other orgasa.Vastly a ; | CLOSING MARKET LETTERS Fenians - 108 $ He ads perior to ordi e Received by Breer & Gourdeau, | FCACIME .Obtainable a bot NA stock brokers, \u20ac3 St.Per St.and 6 Union Pacific.cere 12 9 be RE: H.M.PRICE = Coand retail stores, Sd Sault au Matelot, ~~ [% ° eC COM Loon LUMBER ME EDDY\u2019 : } New York, Apri! 24.\u2014Canadian Pa- dopfd .107 7 65 Quebec.INSOLVENT, s FIBREWARE cific was again today the weak feature in the stock market.and its in- 1 fluence exerted a depressing effect upon the general list to the extent that some of the standard issues, such as Reading, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Steel suifered marked de- \u2014\u2014 |clines on the day.New Haven was also particularly weak, the decline in English Coloured Shirts for Spring that issue being accompanied by ex- L H.LEVASSEUR, 29 ka ae Hill, DISTR1BUTOR.\u2014 \u2014_\u2014.pressions of doubt as to the sound- LA ness of that company's financial posi- ! LATEST STYLES TEST STYLES tion indicated by the sale of notes on IN à basis to yield six per cant.The IN Mexican situation was less pronounce English Prints, English Silk Tle |cd as a factor, the over-night news made in hand from that source being.somewhat English Oxfords, looms complicated, but if anyihing, slightly from Spitalfiel improved, although iar removed as a En i glish Poplins, \u2018factor.The rank and file of traders \u2018English Taffeta Wools comathens, Aleppos are seizing upon rining conditions Tepes, to carry out their bearishness, an English White Silk\u2019 Poplins Bengalines with the buying power at low cbb op they are meeting with à faie degree The Unit Shirt, of success.With the exception of a latest ouf Beautiful Silis and few stocks, like Canadiun Pacific.we look for on extended movement, but \u2018rather believe trading opportunities \"for quick turns will continue to present themselves for the present.Sales to 3 p.m.stocks, 519216; onds, $2,184,500.newest designs SER OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.John Darlington, seg Selling Agents for Jaeger ure Wool Boston, April 24\u2014Forced liquidation and selling by holders frightencd over the Mexiean situation was on a large scale.today and barring a small covering movement, the market continued weak all day, closing at about the lowest price un this movement.While we believe stocks are very cheap as investmen:s we can rot expect much immediate improvement in : same until some of the uncertainty is | removed.Flour,Crains, Hay, Provisions, etc.William Carrier & Fils Registered Wholesale Dealers, Chicago, April 24.\u2014Wheat ruled lower early with unchanged cables and rains northwest and southwest.There was no special news after that and the market drifted around within a narrow range without much tendency.Modern Miller spoke of the \u2014 deficiency in moisture in parts of the southwest and there is plenty of time yet to get some scares on the crop, however it may look today.We would buy wheat on any sharp decline from here or sell it on any bulge for moderate results just now.Corn\u2014A little lower market, but a good deal of trade.Weather generally good for preparing ground for planting.Cash corn lower in all markets and slow sale, except Omaha, where prices were up 4 to-34 and sales good.lowa and Illinois producers and dealers have sold a little more corn today to terminal markets, Would sell July and September on any good bulges.Oats have been easier with corn.The rains over a much wider terri- tury overnight have materially improved the seedings already in the ground and that part of the crop is already up as well as the seed bed for delayed seedings.Advise sales on hard spots.JOAN non, seix ly THR _ORWMEAL AND ONLY SENUING, \u201che Most Valuable Medicine ever discovered.\u2018The best known Remedy for CouGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS.Am Wp + cheer tm DIARRHOEA.DYSENTERY & CHOLERA.Gilleut.oity oute chert «0 stocks of SPASMS.Chacha and srvests thoes tos elise total dlocasce-FEVER CROUP asd AGUR.The ealy saflistios 10 NEURALGIA.GOUT.REEUMATISM., 7 vohataues Mint orales entr ee there 1 hen all other remedics fqs!; Leaves Cohen Shen no >îhe médicine con be dolerétode CONVINCING .COTTON.New York, April 24\u2014Cotton futures closed barcly steady, Closing MEDICAL Prato NY bids: mrs Apl.+.1260 Sept .11.78 Sore May.1260 Oct.1168 Geld V7 of Choate.June.1268 Dec.1164 Prises in Ragtsed.July.1258 Jan .11.59 Aug.1232 Mar.1168 Spot closed quiet.Middling uplands 13.28; do.Gulf, 13.50, Sales, none.- Liverpool, April 24\u2014Cotton, spot, good business.Prices easier.Am.mid, fair.8.20 Low mid.696 Good mid.788 Good ordy.6.10 Middling.7.36 Ordinary .6.60 QUEBEC STOCK EXCHANGE.the following are the quotations on the Quebec Stock Exchange, (From Barry & McManamy.) Banks.Asked.Bid Bank of Commerce .210 209% Bank of Montreal .\\.245 24215 Bank of Nova Scotia .264% 264 Banque Hochelaga \u2014- 150 .Bauque Nationale .\u2014 133 Merchants Bank .188 Quebec Bank .121 Royal Bank .223 Union Bank .143% Miscellansous, Brazilian T H.P.78 75 Canada Cement 284 284 do pid \u2014 0% Canadian Pac Ry .192 19114 Detroit United Ry 66% 66% Dom Steel Corp .24 3 Dom Textile .\u2026 744 73 Mont HL & P 219 218 M.S.M.Soo .L120 120 National Telephon - 14 \u2014 Quebec Ry LH & P.12% Rich & Ont Nav 101% 100% Toledo Traction 20 10 dy pid .60 50 Toronto Ry .L134 1334 Twin City RT .106 1053; Bonds, Dom Textile Series A.100% \u2014 do Series B.101 su do Series C.\u2026 994 \u2014 do Series D.100 \u2014 Montmorency Cotton .1u5 102 Quebec Ry LH & P.\u2014 52 Canadian l\u2018icctrie .100 = Jacques-Cartier Elec .78 - Un'isted Securities, Dorchester Electric .7 s do pfd .3 0 Unlisted Bonds.Dorchester Electric §'s.70 60 HIS ONLY OBJECTION He was a fine type, a benevolent, white-whiskered, conservative old gentleman and this was his first ex- pcriettce with cars.He followed with keen interest the salesman's talk on the many good features of the Russel!-Knight.\u2018How long did you say that engine ran without stopping?\u201d he queried.\u201cThirteen days and nights,\u201d was the salesman\u2019s impressive answer.\u201cThat's equivalent to 10,000 miles\u2014irom Halifax to Vancouver and back again\u2014 without a single stop.\u201d The old gentleman hastily drew on his gloves.\u201cThat's no car for me to drive.I five only ten miles from the city, and I'd have to drive all over Canadas to teach my home.\u201d \u201cThat's the only objection I've heard to a Russell record,\u201d commented the salesman.Notice of Application To Parliament NOTICE is hereby given that application wil be made to the Parliament of Canada at its present session by The North Shore Power Railway and Navigation Company for an act changing the name of the said company to \u201cGulff Pulp and Paper Company,\u201d and to authorize the said company to carry on de business amd undertakings without the limits of the Dominion of Canada.Dated st Ottawa this Sth day of April, A.D, 1914 CHRISTIE, OREENE & HILL, 110 Wellington street, Ottawa.Solicitors for the said The North Shore Power Railway and Navigation Company.The soles of ie day were 12,000 Publle Notice is hereby given that os WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5th, \"14 AT 18 O'CLOCK A.M.| the Timber Limits herelnaster mentioned will be offered for sale, by auction without rese:ve, at the office of Mesers.LaRue & Trude), Accountants, Dominion Building, 126 St.Petes St, Quebcc:\u2014 License Square Ne.1681.River St.Jean Mr.Faut No.1.34 182.River St.» N.Æ.Pramoh, No.2.\u2026.18 183, River SC can, East Dranch No 3.eo Re.River St, Jean .No.7.12 185.River St.Jean .\u2026.Nu.8.12 186.River $ River St.Jean s.\u20260n0essc000s .187.River Magpic .«Ne.3.198.River Magple 189.River Magpie 190.River Magpi 191.River Magpic .192.River Magpic 196.River St.197.River St, 199.River Magpie 199.River Chambers .A total of 527 square 4x 333 Dn CRANE ENCBNORS more or les: curators.in the hands of the undersigned Conditions of Bale: \u2014Ten per centum cosh ou made at once, tbe transfer fee to be payable by the purchasers, and will accept the licenses as they are witheur any responsibility on the part of the estate 4 to the condition, aren or quality of the limite., For inspection of the licenses and other particulars please apply to the undersigned: A.F.C.ROSS, MESSRS, P.§.ROSS & SONS, 142 Notre Dame St, West, Montreal, EUGENE TRUDEL, MESSRS.LaRUE & TRUDEL, Edifice Dominion, 126 Bt.Peter St, Quebec.LOUIS DESCHESNES, Auctioneerspl.18xIa.w.sat to letaug.AUCTION SALE Under the Winding-Up Act, CANADA, Province of Quebec.District of Quebec.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, No.2204, In the matter of: La \\ Compagnie de Marbre du Canada, tes, In Liquidation, NOTICE is hestby given that on WEDNESDAY, 20th MAY, 1914, will be sold at our office, 101 St.Peter street, Quebec, the assets of the above named Company, as follows: A\u2014All the rights nf the Company in 8 Marble Quarry, situated at Ste.Thecle in* the county of Champlain, P.Q., containing about eighteen acres in area being known and de- ber Two Hundred (200), Two Hunddred and Two (202), of the Cadastral plan of the said Parish of Ste.Thecle, in the County of Champlain and more fully described and designated in deeds of sale by Treffle Bouchard and Louis Toupin, dated on August 10th, 1912, and another deed of sale by Joseph Richard, dated on August 28th, 1912, in\u2019 favor of la Compagnie de Marbre du Canada, Limitee, with the buildings thereon constructed and waterworks on same; B\u2014Machineries and Tools for opera- fon oO.Leucuss verses $7,608.75 C\u2014Machineries used for operation .0.000.0.9818.00 D\u2014Tire wood, lumber, explosives and oils.1,117.51 fice Furniture and Roll Ing stock .91.30 The inventory and samples of marble drawn from the quarry may de seen at our office, as well as certificates of analysis and architect's appreciations, The property, machineries and stock may be inspected upon request to the undersigned liquidators.BEDARD & BELANGER, Liquidators.Office:: 101 St.Peter street.: \u2018Spl.1ixlaw.,sat,x$w.TUBS and Pails retain the heat of the water much longer than the Wooden or Galvanized Iron ones.Are cheaper than the fatter.Will last longer and does not rust the clothes.i Also a certain ares of freshold land to ve 1 & used 23 a will site and fully described in deeds | £3 adjudication, the halance payable upon transfer | § of the licenses, which transfers will have to be | 5 he purchaser will pay in addition to the | 9 purchase price the suction duty of ote per cent.At 11.00 O'Clock, AM, 12 signated as forming part of lots num- | & red and One (201), and Two Hun.|§ apl25xsat,tu,thx3 riliant Ope OF THE FIRM OF JULES GAUVIN 183 St.Joseph Street SATURDAY, MAY 2 Our customers and the public are requested to take note: We wish the honor of a visit on this occasion and to be accorded a share of their distinguished patronage, The management, as well as the personnel of the firm, are anxious to again see their former customers and to Ë make known to them the advantages that will accrue to & them from making their purchases at our spacious store, sietuated on the main commercial street of Quebes, JULES GAUVIN! Successor to L'Heureux & Gauvin ; 183 St, Joseph Street SPRING FICTION LEADERS Siz of the Latest and Best Selling Books.\u201cMRS.DAY'S DAUGHTER\".«.ua pa +.By Mary X Wann \u201cLADIES WHOSE BRIGHT EYE ®., .\u201cLOOT,\u201d (From the Temple of Fortume).\u2026.By H.A, Vachell \u201cIT HAPPENED IN EGYPT,\u201d., or.By C.N and A.M.Williams \u201cRICHARD FURLONG\".«a « ».By E Temple Thurston \u201cA TATTER OF SCARLET\".au ue oo an a By 8.R Crockett Quebec, April 2nd, 1914 >.H.F.KIMBALL, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, Felophone 422.\" Teveune me = bred ning By F.M.Hueffer § M6 ST.JOHN OTRERT Quotes Steamship pCo.Li im (Operated by Canada 88.Lines, Ltd) NEW YORK BERMUDA; AND WEST INDIES 7 Tas Prom, Phe 47.Nosth River, Now.Yack KOYAL MAIL YOR BERMUDA.RATT vie Tl, as b 75.TACUITANA de 1 ps May 5 \u201cCaronia, May fo spn 10 » | MAURETAAIA En Maur: 8%.B VDIAN, 10,518 displacement ot tain Nes dork an pre: in Apes\u2019 | *Carmania, suse\u201d | LUSITANIA ih 2 F en ett od only \u2018Steamer landisy laa at ucentionn Jas oa passant at the dock as Lermuaa.JUNE T9.a TTY 24 2 pue 26 26 rent vitale s Largest Li Yark, | St.Thomas, Bt.Coal, iE aE \u201cGasdaioupe.\u201d ilominics, ug, St.Lucig, Barbados and Demerara: FARA 2 J pm., Sth May, QUESSC STEA XW information, apply to: HIP CO.LTD, L 1 A [4 CLASOOU PASSENGER ARS IREICHT SERVICE From Montreal May.2 May 5 May 16 pe lie i the.ove Qua! ties of \u201cLusitania end uretenis® an imp Srement upon \u201cCamrose tice in Ship pr Tue DrTE KEAN EAN ADRIATIC, SERVICE ING: HONE & RIVET, \u2026.adelrs, Gibraltar, Guaca, Nanies, Patras, 4.).P.MOORE, Loci] Rrleste, Plame, Saflings noon.Sea itinerary.A.190 SCH1A MOT IVERNEN MR PT LOTNIA.June 3 Round the World Toa $474.85 and vo.Special theous) rates te Egypt, India, China, Japan, Manila, Æustraiis, New Zealand, Africa, and South America.L Tu pendent dou ur et ef Nee 1 PENINSULAR à ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.Frequent ai ings for India, China Japan, Australia P.& Ocrejses NORWEGIAN BONDS, stc., June 13 and 30, July 17, August 7.Itineraries mow ready.get voit 14th Btreet, © Nu R.Offices, trent, .chert Rio] Fimredy 105 5 Peter 8t., Hone & Rive, it Buade St, F- Stocking, 32 St.Louis Street, Quebecers Piers, 24 Star .37 SATURNL he 8.ATHEN1 8.8.LETITIA on Steamers marked a 2.3 \"Cid Storage Rates; Oue cla: bln (IT a Third class, East and Wor sod, z Hé puise CO.Limited, - a CANADIAN SERVICE Tom Portland, Me .Apr.18 OMS \u2026 ASCANTA.ALAUNIA.ET Apñl'ag 20sen es AUSONIA N S:camers call Plymouth, Kant 5 > - Rates, Cabin a G1) Te 25.\" 3rd our, British Cold Brwrags end Cool Air on all Steamers ee aan co Eimitéds General Leith Service Agents, Quebre- \u2018 From Mentreal abeut May > +.sbout May 19 Useful Map \u2018of Creat Britaln FREE Also lllystrated -Book of Tours on the Great Western Railway of England ts Li Plymouth, Fish) Sad init Sn London vis the rd ver England T.Katetey, Gen.Age, SOL Sth Ave, New E P.H.Lea, Gen.Tei 35 Adelaide St.Toronto.\u2018 Mar.1428,Ar1,11.25, May9xS.IH gn \u201cabout Nas 2e THE ROBERT REFORD CO., Limi AGENTS.ited, V.E.PARADIS PUBLIC AÉCOUNTANT.AUDITOR AND CURATOR Accounts Investigacad and Collected, : Financial Arrangements and : + - Compromises, * Liquidation of Insolvent Estates.All work entrusted to me will be J | sconemicaly sad promptly sanded es soMPANY BUILDIVÉ 44 Dalhousie Street.15% to 6 1-2%| Nic.W.WALCOT, |\" Stooks and Bonds | BOUGHT aad SOLD.38 31.PETER She Quebec TELEPHONE 277.Municipal Debentures Ofiecing perfect Security te net Investorsto ny order intrusted to us Private wire with Montresi, Toronto, New York, Boston.Nene Belem 0 93 8T, PETER STREET.Telephone 946.2 Asthur Bruness.ve NEDOUGALL § COWANS She Brotess U.8.THOMSON MANAGER A.N.Dupuis, Quebsc.Member T:7caf Stock Exchange, 4 Hospital St, Montreal, BRUNEAU & DUPU'S STOCK and BOND BROKERS, x OSWALD BROS (Members.Montres! Stock Telephone 1596, .Exchange)., | stock 11-13-15 SAULT-AU-MATELOT 8T., BRORERE ENT QUEBEC.Direct wire with Chas: Head & Co, 174ault au Matelot 8t.New York CAPT.B.J.D.ACLAND, [J Orders promptty executed on al Tel.221.Manager.Exthangés.AA GINGRAS.| Barry & 18-20 St Financial Agents BOND AND STOCK BROKERS - Bale and soité Investrments, -ylalding Six Per Cont.snd bottes.Write P.©.Ben 73, or \u2018Phone 5238, M.L.DOHAN STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND COTTON.DOMINION BUILDING MeManamy Private Wires to: NEW YORK, CHICAGO, PITTSBURG, \u2018James Strezt TORONTO, RS - ue -Largest ÂT Î \\ Canadian Steamers ALLAN L NE Rout= , - LAST SAILINGS\u2014WINTER SEASON To Liverpool + From Halifax,.Alpatian .April 28 \u201c 8 John.Virginian .April 29 + 3 SAILINGS WEEKLY via ST.LAWRENCE.Prom Montreal to Liverpool: From Quebec to Liverpool: Tunisian .May 7.Alsatian .June 4 July 2 Victorian .May 12 June 9 From Montreal to-Glasgow: From Quebec to Liverpool: Corsican .May 2 May M Calgarian .May 21 June 18 Grampian .-May 9 June 6 \u20ac From Montreal to Liverpool: Scandinavian ze May 16 June 12 JI\u2019 Virginian .May 26 Jung 23 Hesperian .\" ,Méy 23 June 20 TO HAVRE AND LONDON Prom Montreal.Ionian .May 3 Juhe 7 \u201c Montresi.Sicilian .May 10 June 14 Montreal.8cotian .May 17 June 21 Montreal.Corinthian.May 24 June 28 (qn reservations, Ticksts, Etc., Apply.Offices or Agencies.?* ALL NS, RAE & CO.8! 8¢ Peter pa i QUÉBEC.Ji FY EUROPE WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINE SUMMER SAILINGS.QUEBEC MAY 21 CANADA.MAY 9 | LAURENT! 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AND HALIFAX (N.S) Bermuda, 8.Kitts.Antigus, Hontoorrat, Bominien, St Lucie, Be Vincent, Barbades, Orensda, Trinidad aad Demerase.rs iiestrated Folders, Rates, a to the Agents Commins: of In HALIPAZ (N.8) PO TO PRIE men ee hd \u201c TOWN OF THETFORD MINES, \u2018Queat #7.An exceptional offer.Ask for details.PROVINCIAL SECURITIES LTD.93 St.Peter St, Quebec.EE BOMINION OOÂL COMPANY, Lure ; CHDOMINION\u201d STEAM œ GAS COALO bereened, Nun-eofMine \u2014 Simok Pes Pertioularn, cppty .SALES AGENT, 112 ST.au sx, OUT REAL | ket.COMMERCIAL NEWS AEE HOE AEE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.McDonald & Lesperance, stock brokers, private\u201d wire to New York tnd Montreal, Hothelagas Bank Build ing.Telephone 1227.(Carlddian Press Service.) * New York, April 24: \u2018\u2014European selimg was \u2018largely responsible for.a\u2019 general decline in stocks today.For- Mexican crisis, and the depression due to this influence was increased by: the illness of Emperor Francis Jo \u2018seph.Europe unloaded stocks here \u2018sgeadily until long after the close, of the London matket.Selling for \u2018for- eigñ account was variouslÿ estimated a) 30,000 to 50,000 shares.The market at the opening followed the lead pf London, where prices-of Léfmerican stocks were marked down.Erading during the forenoon was n- usually active, and the market was mare unsettled than at any other time 1 sinee the beginning of hostilities with Mexico.There appeared to be a more genetal- fear in the financial district of a long war, and liquidation was more widespread.Professional selling also was heavy, and during the forenoqn quotations were forced down 1 to 2 points.A new low average for the downward swing was feached.The lower level attracted investment buying and led to short covering.This increased demand for both accounts, checked the decline, .and after nodn there was à rally.Towatd \u2018the close, however, prices eased off again.Canadian Pacific was again thrown over in large amounts by European holders, and \u2018also was sold here by Montreal.It was forced down more than 5 points and reached the lowest price at, which it has sold since it he- came a 10 per cent stock, Its present price is nearly 100 points under the igh record made in 1912.New Haven also developed pronounced weakness, as did a number of stocks, such as Mexican\u2019 Petroleum, Snrelting and Southern Pacific, which are particu- {arly affected by the Mexican trouble, Bonds were lower with active selling of some high grade issues.Toji ul sales, par value, $2,290,000, Govcrument bonds were again depressed most pronounced heaviness in Panama 3's.This i issue, which lost a puint, was especially sensitive owing to the expectation that, if the govern- merit should float a\u2019 war loan it would be in the form of an offering of these bonds.United States 2's coupon declined % and the 4's 44 on call.Panama 2's fell 44.United States 2'¢ registered declined % on actual sales, and 3's coupon 1%.LONDON MARKETS.London, April 24.\u2014Raw sygar, cea- trifagal, 9s 104d; muscovado, 8s 6d.| es \u2014 \u2018' et sugai til, .L Feb.28xlaw,satxef \u2018 \\ Cale Gh tay, 28s =3 mem | \u201cLines oil.2h 6d.885, 000.00 MUNICIPAL DEBENTURES Petroleum, American refined, 7%d; of the spirits, 83d.Turpentine; spirits, 3s 10344.Rosin, American strained, 9 94; fine; 15s, w\u2014\u2014 NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER By private wire to M.L.Dohan, broker, Dominion building, Sé.Peter Bt, Phone 474& Branch, Quebec Ry, Bldg.St.Joseph St, Phone 582.New York, April 24.\u2014London still seems to take a gloomy view of the situation here and prices sent over here today reflected a further tend- ; ency to sell off, Selling was undoubtedly continued here and again Can, Pac was the leader in the bear movement This further liquidation in C.P, R.was in spite of encouraging information from the officials of the company and was largely responsible for the'decline in the rest of the mar.The Mexitan situation does\u2019 rot eign markets were nervous over the\u2019 MONTREAL.Stocks bought or sold for Cash or on small margin.Small commission charged on trades, All cash deposits guaranteed.May22x1y.improve as time progresses and is having a very depressing effect on prices which show no rallying power.It does seem as if the decline has discounted more bad news than has come out but in such times as these it is always the fear of new complications.that hangs overius.Thé market closed at about the lowest prices of | the day.Total sales, 492,400, Fs at NEW YORK stock \"MARKET.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Quotations .furnished by essrs Neuville Belleau & Co, 98 St.\\Peter Street, Quebec.\u201d Buyers.Sellers.Qrrotations on the New York Stock | Bell Telephone .«14434 346 Exchange, as reported through Bru- | Brit Col Päckers.\u2026.133 134 ueau & Dupuis, by Chas::Hezd & Co, | Brazilian T L & P.7s 75% Telephone 1696.-.à - Canadian Pac.Ry .,.189% 189% Canada Car Fry .0.57% Open.Hib.Low.Close.Aml Cop x-d.70% 7167 \u201cgon, \"gong | Canala Cement o-oo a » Am Geet Su.2% 25% mx Da Canadian Converters .\u2026 36 38 Am Car Fd : an an yt 464 Canadian Cottors pfd .74 75 Am \u2018Loco y 3 2 Crown Reserve Mining.126 _ Am S & Ref.59 50%: \"584 594 Dominion Canners .38 3845 Am Sug R Detroit United Railway.64% 05 m -Sug Ref.J00% 100%4- 9944 100 | Dom Iron & Sti pfd.88 89% Am T & T=.19% \u2014 \u2014 119% | Dom Steel Corp oo.6 20% Amine Cop 33 33, 32% 3%, pom Textile .72 724 Atchison .9454 94% 93% 93% | Hilicrest Collieries .37 Balt & O .875\u20ac 88 87% 87% do pid Box \u2014 Beth Steel \u2026 38% 38% 37% 38 |, Tracrion Co ori \u2014 8 Bkn RT .\u2026\u2026 20% 89s 89.89 Laurentide Co Ltd .17644 \u2014 -Pac Ry.19154 192% 18844 1884 Mackay C pid 8 71 Cont Leath .30 BX Mo SA | Min, St Palas SMT \u2014 Col Fal.28 28 27% 27% Mo Coons Ltd S000 Erie.pat 96 246 2% 24 | Montreal 1 H & Co 21844 9 1s$ pfd.4056 41.| Moutreal Tramways.\u2014 | 216 Sa on oi 120% 1194 129% N Scotia St & C .es es of pid .R120 1 Ogilvie Flour Mills .114 115 Wis Cent .108% \u2014 \u2014 108% | Ottawa L H & P \u2014 ; 14016 Inter Met \u2026\u2026 13% 13% 1335 1414 | Penmans Ltd 22110200, 4984 508 do pfd .59%.9% SO 59 do pid ell 73% 80% Lehigh Vy .133% 123% 13234 13374 Quebec Ry L&r.12% 12% Louis de NI a5u, \u2018AS | Rich & Ont Nav Co 100% 100% m se.55% | Shawinigan Water & P.1291; 130 Mo Pacific .- 19% 19% 1954 19:41 Sherwin \\Vms Paint pfd.8k \u2014 Nev Cons \u2026 14% \u2014 \u2014 14% | qi] (Co of Canada 8 New Haven.68 o8!: 65% 65% | 'oronto Railway 33 N Y Central.88 88s 87% 87% | Twin City Elec Ry 100 103 Norfk & W.10133 101% 101% 101% | \\yinnipez Elee Ry me 1g Nor Pac .5 107% 107% | Can Rabber Ce IE oo fennsy .10854 108% do pfd 11122: Peo'Gas .119% | Ames pfd ce Prest 8 Car.4034 40% ©» 40% plié Reading a's 161%; 15954 16014 ep 1 & Stl, 20% 21 20% 21 | Commerce 2 Rubber .55 55 54 54 | Hochelaga .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.153% 154 Soo Com .11843 118% 118% 1184 | Merchants .; 190 Sothn Pac .88% 89% 8% 87% | Molsons \u2014_ 199 Sothn hid vee ny 245 23 23 | Montreal .a0 241 0 pid .\u2026.\u2026.- ya Scoti Se Paul 97 974 95 Nova Scotia pir Union Pac .151% 152 150%.122 _ US Steel .57% 57% 564 223 ZA .dopfd.108 107% wo a Car C 2% 274 \u2019 abash pid.4 \u2014 = 4 - Watn Union.6034 61 60% 60% | C.T.R, 25 at 191, 50 at 19054, 25 .at 190%.50 at 19%, 50 at 190%, 25 at OILS; ETC.190%, 125 ar 190, 25 ae 190%, 25 at 190, 125 at 190%, Fra 25 at 189%, 125 at 180%, 25 at Dom Steel, 25 at 2634,.120 at, 26%, 20 at 26%, 80 at 264, 150.at 26, 25 at 2634, 490 at 26, 100 at 26%, 50 at 26, 145 at 190, 25 at Savannah, April 24 \u2014 Turpentine firm, 4254 to 42% : sales, 300; receipts, 385; shipments, 511; stocks, 10,447, Rosin, firm; sales, 2,300; receipts, 1,194; shipments, 878; stocks, 98,224.me mm BREEN & GOURDEAU STOCK AND BOND BROKERS 6 SAULT AU MATELOT.etes Work, Chicage, Montreal and Toronto Exchanges.Currospendenu: Joe Qwynne & Ce., members New York Stock Bashange; Melos & Rebia, members Montreal Stock Exchange.+ $67,000,000 .cease 7,878,000 Assets fn sacacecasee auccavconen rene 17,000,000 Over Je paid dau Clie, Endowments, ete.Reversionary Bonus of holders for period of 1905 to 1910 Jd vid , $5,657,920.00, being at the rate of $15 per $1,000 por annum ou ol with prods policies.t - W.MORTON MASSEY, Chief Agent, 111 Mownmin Hill; Quebec, Accumulated Funds .Revenue for the Year .april2Sxly, pms vent EAE] (ER LLA Successor of A Lefaivre & Lefaivre Auditor, Liquidator|, {of Insolvent Estates.Offce: 98 St.Potier SL, Quobeo.Tel Office: 1108, \"Tol Raa.440$.Publie Kowal AUDITOR QUEBEC, SHERBROOKE, 92 Bt.Peter St 155 Wellington St Municipal and Incorporated Companies\u2019 Audits a Specialty.Astialy .- BERMUDA 3 Sailings Weekly\u2014 §.8.BERMUDIAN.Quebec 8.8.Co., Ltd, A.EK Outerbridge & Co.Agta, M Broadway, N.Y.8.S.CARIBBEAN and ARCADIAN The Royal Mail Steam Packer Co.CANADIAN PACIFIC 557 IMPRESSES NALIFAX-\u2014LIVERPSEL Emp.of lreland.May 2 QUEREO-LIVERPOOL Ruthenia Fir ond Cabin, Emp.of Britain.May 1s montres) quebos- Lrrérpent Orchestra Empresses, G.J.P.MOORE.\u2014 For fates à and sailings apply to Dall street, Be John-St., or .8.Stocking, 3t.I ous st.& G.H.Stott, Du Fort St.100 at 26%.Mont Power, 10 at 219%, 25 at 219, 5 at 21914, 50 at 219, 190 at 21834, 150 at 21874.Laurentide, 25 at 176%, 25 at 176, 65 at 175%, S at 176, 25 .at 175%.Crown Reserve, 400 at 127, 400 at 126, 100 at 125, 100 at 126, 6 at 125.Textile, 75 at 72.Textile pfd., 34 at 101.Cement, 10 at 2834, 25 at 2854.Dom Canners Bonds, $1,000 at 90%.Cement pfd.2 at 91.Bank of Montreal, 9 at 240.Tuckett pfd.§ at 94.Ogilvie pfd, 5 at 112%: General Electric, 25 at 105.= Mont.Tram Debentures, $2,000 at 78.Shawinigan, 50-at 129%.- Dom.Canners, 10 at 30%, 50 at 39%.25 at 39, 25 at 38%.Detroit, 5 at 65, 65 at 64%.Dom.Cotton Bonds, $4.000 at 100%.Brazil, 10 at 76.25 ai 75%, 5 at 70.Penman, 35 at 50.Shawinigan rights, 69 at 1.Steel of Can.pfd., 5 at 76.N.Scotia Steel, 8 at 63, 100 at 62%.Quebec Ry.50 at 1213.Quebec Bank, 16 at 122.Ames, 15.at.9.\u201c , Rich & Ont, 50 at 100.\u2018Bank of N.Scotia, 10 at lod.Winnipeg Elec.Bonds, $2,000 at 101.* Toronto Ry.10 at 133%, 110 at 133.NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER Received over the private wire of\u2019 McDougall & Cowan, Stock Brokers, 81 St.Peter St, Quebec.Tel.246.New York, April 24\u2014The English markets were depressed before our opening and lower quotations were sent over from London.Heavy sell ing in first hour estimated at from 30,000 to 50,000 shares depressed prices of our entire market.Pressure centered on C.P.R.in the early dealings, which stock opened down 2% points from last night\u2019 s close.The pressure continued against the stock practically all day and in the final dealings it showed a decline of over four points.Stocks of companies having interests in Mexico were submitted to special pressure early in ses- sion- These included American Smelters, Southern Pacific, Mexican Petraleum, while a reassuring statement from Mr, Guggenheim brought a sharp rally in Smelters on which it regained all its early loss; this gain was not held and the stock weakened in the afternoon with the rest of the list, which sold off once more to the one to two points were the rule throughout the active list.In the late dealings New Haven became especiel- ly weak, selling off nearly three points.\u2018In the final dealings stocks sold at about the lowest prices of the day and the tone at the close was distinctly weak.At the close Canalass of over 5 points on the Total sale, 817,000; bands Fills Robert Stavart, LLA |; lowest prices of the day.Declines of |\u2019 disn Pacific broke badly, recording a |.$250 MONTREAL AND ROTUBL SATURDAY, APRIL 23th, * «Special train at 1.50 pm.Rebrswil t 2Beh, 1914 Je do tou Pull particulars at 30 St Jobs Bb and Station Tickee Office.cts \u201cG4 P.MOORE, :Geseral Railway and Ssshie Agency.All Tings represented GRAND TRUN HOMFSEEKERS Every Tuesday up to October 37.Round wiv tickets are.on ord poiets in Manitoba, Saskatchewat, berta, British Columbia.Tickete gpod for, two months.\u2018 ull particulars on application ve Place d'Armes Office, hone 557; or J Dalhousie strest,.paoud 7.% .GEO.H.STOTT.+ CP ETA Queen Api.25x taw,sextf OL GOING or COMING te NEW YORK or BOSTON.Travel by the Only: Line running Through Cars Daily .TRAINS LEAVE LEVIOG; \u2026 8.00 am\u2014Por Portland, Sherbrooke, and of .Jecal stations daily except: A -3.50 pm \u2014For ston snd New York - line stations daily.Chaudicis Valley and M divi daily except \u2014 CET RS PEL » BEC CENTRAL RaiLwav io bro New York Pullman daily connect ot Sherbrooke with Pullman for Bestea, erry from Quebec 30 minutes in advanwe of train departure.For further Toformation and Pullmaa tions, apply F.§.Stocking, C.and Agent, 32 St.Louis street: agent for ook & Sen, and all steamship Tines phone 35 L_ CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS J INTERCOLONIAL LPAINSE ERYVA8R IRLANS BY | Quebpe and Levis to Montreal and Return 83.80 Good going Saturday, April 25th Tickets good to return up to and including Tuesday, April 28th, 1914.Train service from Levis 12:50 p.m.and 4 p.m., arriving Montreal 6:30 p.m.and 10:05 p.m.S.J.NESTOR, City Ticket Agent \u2014\u2014 een TEJISCOUATA RAILWAY TIME TABLE.Taking Effect November 10th, 1013.No.1.(a) Leaves Riviere du Loup.7.30 A.M.Arrives Connors, N.B.1248 4 No.-8 (a) Leaves Riviere du Loup.10.30 A.M.Arrives Connors, N.B.8.33 P.M.| Nev 2.(a) Leaves Connors, N.B.3.20 »M, Arrives Riviere du Loup.3.35 PM.Ne.4.(a) Lesves Connors, N.B.7.00 AM.Arrives Riviere du Lou.4.20 P.M.AB Trains Dally Except Sunday.Connecting at Edmundston Junction with Canadian racine Ry., for Waodstock, Fredericwn, St.\"John, N.B.: Moulton, Presque gle, Caribou and \"Fort Fairfield, Me.Ww at Riviere du vith al! Tuterce- Raftwey Express Traineor further information, fs ct, = to F.S.Stocking.32 St.Louis Street ar d St.Lsurent, Montreal.Quality of Appointment asd Service Quebec \u2014 Montreal \u2014 Bristol Next ; ; \u2018Royal George.| May sen Canadian Northern SS., \"St Andrew St.Tel.$773.) New Designs in Furniture We have now on hand some beautiful new designs in FURNITURE and BRASS BEDA.\u2018Geta PULLMAN 31% SLEEPER for the little tot.Bloepers are rubber-tired kenge ly upholstered in leatbes-cloth, are furnished with folding revers.{ble hood.Have alse & number of Folding Go-Carts and and Eogleh Perambulators Visit we where.JAMES PERRY Phone 519.3528 8ST.PAUL ST, A Detore 50 yoing THE TORONTO PRODUCE MARKET Toronto\u2014The quotations on the Exchange are as follows: Wheat\u2014Ontario, No.2 winter, $1.01 to $1.02 outside, according to Jcation.Manitoba No.1 northern, 97%c; do.No.2 northera, 9534c.Oats-\u2014Catada western No.2, 40e: do.No.3.39% at take port tr ime mediste shipment.Ontario Nowhite, 39¢ to 40c outside; No.3 white, on track, Toronte, 4134c to 424c.Cora \u2014 American, No, 3 yellow, 74c on track, Toronto.Peas\u2014No.2, 95c to $1.05 & bu Barley\u2014Ontario No.2, 57 to 56e, outside for malting.Buckwheat\u201475c shipping points.Flour\u2014Maniteba, lisied at Torente, \u2018Arse patents, $5.00; do.second posent M,10; o:rong bakers, $4.90 .winter, 90 per cent patents, note te $4.00 seaboard.Milifeed\u2014Manitoba bran, $25 pee fous + shorts, + per ton on on track Te Rams Sulacted.24c; fresh, Ae. Pound Cloth Bags.Ÿ we would never have cramisies SUGAI ftands on its own merits, and is sold under its own name, in ORIGINAL PACKAGES of size to suit any household\u20142 and 5 pound Sealed Cartons\u201410, 20, 50 and 100 sure that once you try REDPATH Sugar you will always want it, put it up in these Please remember we bave the Largest Assortment in this city of Engineers & Machinists Requisites Best Quality.Lowest Prices.MECHANICS SUPPLY CO.Ltdt- Paul St, Quebec SILLERY NURSERIES | BERGERVILLE.Beat 20d cheapest House in the Trade | Roses, dozen .\u2026.\u2026\u2014.\u2026.$1.00 Carnations, dozen Stocks, sin Stocks, de ccecorirnenrenn- Easter Lillies, in pots or cut, each .esesmeanases ol \u2018White Lilac, dozen .c.1.00 Small Rose Trees, from, be Designs, vesanouec 0000 $300 up Deliveries anywhere in city daily.JOHN RAMSDEN, GARDENER.Children\u2019s Perambulators AH STALE OF CARS.D.S.RICKABY seacecniree à sresmssesss .Furniture Warehouse and Undertaking Establishment, 37 8T.JOHN STRERT.PHONE 35L ART PICTURES FREE Each of our Premium Post Card Packets contains an assortment of 5 Post Cards.Each packet also contains a numbered ticket Each ticket ending with the figure 5, as for instance, No.5, No.1§ No.25.etc., receives one Free Premium.This week, each ticket ending with figure 5, will have one Free Choice of any picture framed, or unframed, which is on exhibition in our Store.Remember, the price of these Post Cards is ONLY FIVE CENTS a PACKET.T.H O'NEILL 248 ST.JOHN STRERT.HATS Have your last years Hats and Feathers dyed to match your costume, ata small cost.We also miake a specialty of Dry Cleaning.: lover's Dye Wars 493-395 SL.Valier St, Telephone 1816, BLUE PRINTS Done by Electrical Machine, in short notice.HAMEL & TESSIER CIVIL ENGINEERS.Blue Print Dept.Quebec.$1 8t.Prer Street :: TURGEON & TANGUAY Painters and Decorators, and who, above all, make a specialty of Papering, inform their numerous eral, that they are always prepa customers and the public in gen- red to carry out with promptitude, at easy terms, and in the shortest time possible any work which may be entrusted to them, in view of their large and competent staff.TURGEON & 13 Sutherland Street.TANGUAY, Telephone 5731.Api2ixim SAYS WAR WOULD LAST FIVE YEARS MEXICAN CONSUL DECLARES U.8 WOULD NEED BETWEEN 300,000 AND 300,000 MEN.New York, April 23\u2014That à war with Mexico would cost the United States $500,000,000 would call for an army of from 300,000 to 500,000 men and would last five years, is the declaration made by Col.De Estava, the new Mexican consal general, who arrived here last week.Senor De Estava declared these impressive figures resulted from the official report of a United States Army officer who had investigated conditions in Mexico from the standpoint of military strategies at the time of the Madero disruptions.Asked how Mexicans generally would regard intervention, Col.De Estava said: \u201cI am certain that all classes will join against a common enemy.lt does not matter what country is the invader, Mexico will fght for her freedom.Mexico has one of the best artilleries in the world.We have à French and an English artillery that can not be surpassed.There is a type of fighting man in Mexico, the Mexican Indian.who fights just for the love of it.He is a natural-born fighter.He is a type that never gives in\u201d - Would Require Five Years.Senor Estava answered the