The Quebec chronicle, 5 mai 1914, mardi 5 mai 1914

[" x .ri - \u201d ESTABLISHED .1764.he Queb \u2018 QUEBEC, TU AY, MAY 5, 1914.= » This is 2 new ides in Cheese ypus physicien will recommend to Anyone can eat and digest Now delicate the digestive organs value and \u201chealthful qualities.Just been recsived.Adc BUAGTI Che you BU-LAC-TIC Chesss, no matter Physicians prescribe it in thousands of cases fec its nourishing foed which you: will enjoy, and which \u2018Everyones enjoys \u2018it.may be.A.GRENIER, .L'stablished 1682.04-06 Se, John Street.Phones 1247-1248 WLW TENS CYCLONE HALF HOUSES IN TOWN ARE .DESTROYED - FOURTEEN ARE REPORTED INJURED.Mount Pleasant, Texas, May 4\u2014 Two persons were killed when a cyclone swept \u2018over Maud, Texas, near here, today.Half the houses in the town were destroyed, according to information received here late today.The cyclone ako did severe damage at Redwater and near Pitsburg, Tex., injuring some 14 people in the three towns.: It was stated that all the dwelling- bouges at Redwater were destroyed.MRS.BUXTON DIES Wits of Bar Witness ir.Krafchenko Case Su:cumbs to Strain \u2014 Winnipeg.May 4\u2014From the effects of the terrible strain of the past few months, Mrs, John H.Buxton, common law wife of the star witness in the Hagel-Westlake case, died at the Victoria Hospital here on Saturday night.+ LOCK GATES ARE.RAMMED BY camer John Duncan, Cement Company, while passing up the Welland canal today, rammed the gates of lock five and again those of lock ten.At lock ten the gates were .opened about two inches, but as both locks were equipped with a safety device, no damage was done.: WOMEN CONVICTS TAKEN TO KINGSTON Kingston, Ont.May 4\u2014Nine women from Edmonton penitentiary arrived here this afternoon, having been transferred tothe Ontario penitentiary at Portsmouth, owing to the closing of the women\u2019s wing in the Edmonton institution.Several of the convicted women are serving terms for murder.MENTALLY DEFECTIVE, HE ATTACKS STRANGER James Wilson, a stranger in the\u2019 eity, hailing from Cobalt, was the vietim of serious assault at the hands of a young man named Farley, who is said to be suffering from mental infirmities of late, The victim of the assault; it-is alleged, was attacked by the unfortu- mate young man-at the corner of St.John and St.Augustin streets about 6:30 p.m., yesterday, and it is claimed that the stranger was slashed about | - the face with a pocket kalfe, escaping With \u2018s broken nbset Wilson was able to proteed to the Jeffery \u2018Hale's Hospital, where his wounds were attended to.The young man Farley will-be placed in an insti tution probably today.RUCOOUGOAGONACDS ECHOES OF MONTREAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION Montreal, May 4~A petition to contest the election of Controller Duncan McDonald was granted today upon the usual ground This action against 7.McDonald is regarded as k sort of come-back against the recent petition seeking the unseating and disqualification of Controller Napoleon Hebert.Mr.T.Marsil, the petitioner against Mr.McDonald, was organizet of Mr.Hebert's campaign.Rumors are current that proceedings have been taken also to unseat Controller Cote.SAGOOCADONSONS AS sassognoogonadcoacancagonogg SURRGQ00CAD900G0GHD0S0H0 _ WHAT THE CANADIAN NORTHERN REQURES \u2018FORTY-TWO MILLIONS NEED: ED TO COMPLETE RAILWAY \u2014FIFTEEN OWED CONTRACTORS.(Special to The Chronicle.) -: Ottawa, May 4\u2014According to estimates of engineers which were tabled m the House today, there will be required a total of about forty-twe million dollars to complete the Canadian Northern Railway.Ten millions will be required for betteremnts, fifteen millions s owed to contractors for work and \u2018twenty-seven milions for rolling stock.This totals in all sbout one hundred millions.© Proceeds of securities available for this purpose are [Placed at $58,473.982, egving a balance required of $41,- 005,117.\u2019 lion will.be required for betterments, ed as collateral to temporary loans are given as totalling $24,324.29, while loans outstanding against securities total $30,703865.The equity of the.Canadian Northern Railway thus smounis to $3,676,164.SUFFRAGE MESSAGE.| \u2014\u2014 Nat To Have Pesce Till We.RIB, Nahe oe urd the Women's Social and Politeal statement from Mea.Wood, why destroyed Sargeant's picture in * Academy today was read to the m bers.She said: ; © \u201c1 want to \u2018say te the public \u2018y¥ shall\u2019 not live in safety or peace antii women have the vote.T have ssid it through destroying this picture.\u2019 The message was read to the ae- companiment of loud cheers.- MONTREAL SPITTERS : : GBT SHORT SHRIFT.Montreal, May 4\u2014The spitters, park disturbers and loafers in future will get small comfort in the local | Recorder's Court.A number of oft fenders today were ail fined.\u201d \u201cMontreal is notorious for spitting,\u201d said Recorder Semple.\u201cIt is quite impossible for ladies to walk on the streets in some parts of the town, without heing subjected to serious annoyance from this habit, and the thing must be stopped.\u201d Five dollars and costs is the preliminary.stopping price.FARMER WITH BIG ROLL SLEEPS IN STRANGE PLACE ~ .\u2014 t&.Louis Police Fine His Pockets Bulging With Bills Amount- V ing to 32,949.St.Louis, Mo, May 4\u2014Because his clothes were mussed and | face dirty, Edward Pelzer was arrested here as a \u201csuspicious character\u201d At the station {he police were amazed to find all his pockets stuffed with greenbacks and goldbacks, totalling 294, .Pelzer.3 farmer of Red Bud, Ill, and sixty years old, said he bad stopped off in St.Louis on his way to the home df a niece.at Naylor, Mo.Fearing he would be robbed i he went to à hotel, Pelser spent the night in the abandoned furnace of a sige factory.: The police decided to hold the farmer until his \u2018relatives can be heard trom.ter EE \u2014 | METHODIST MINISTER DIES Belleville, Ont, May 4\u2014KRev, William Henry Peake, retired Methodist minister, died this morning at his tome here, in his 80th year, The cause of death was heart failure, He was born in Devonport, Eagland, in August, 1834, coming to Canada in 1855.In 1862 he was ordained in this city.KILMA RNOCK| : + \u201cJOHNNIE WALKER\" SCOTCH: WHISKY \u20181 Union, the militant organization, afc CARRANZA NOW Envoyé Will Not Trent With Nidy\u2014H tends That He .ranza and the Constitutionalists today were practically eliminated from the proceedings of the three South Amerfcan envoys who have undertaken to solve the Mexican problem by diplom- In a telegram to General Carranza, the mediators announced that in view of his refusal to agree to an armisti with General Huerta they withdr their invitation to him to send a per sonal representative to participate in the mediation negotiations.Cannot Treat With Him.The mediators told the Constitutionalists chief that as long as he maintained his present attitude they must decline to treat with him.Geueral Carranza had inquired in a note to the envoys what dubjécts a special representative might be required to discuss, pointing out if the general problem of pacifying Mexico were to be approached he could not authorize anyone tc participate in the negotiations.He reiterated that he would consent to mediation only on the incidents which had brought about a controversy \u201cbetween the United States and Mexico.\u201d holding that he was the constitutionally chosen feader to whom complaint about the insult at Tampico and other offences originally should have been made.In their telegram tonight the mediators quoted Carranza's last note to them.adding that as long as he maintained that attitude they must decline to receive a representative from him, 3s they could not separate the inci- d VESSEL Tampico and elsewhere whieh » of the Canada} London.May #4\u2014At a meeting of | Mexico ard the United States from the general subject of pacifying Mexi- Mediation Is Limited Earlier in the day it became known that in view of the unyielding attitude of the.Constifutionalists, mediation virtually would be limited to the arrest of American marines at Tampico and other officers which had brought the Huerta government and the United States to thé verg> of war.Suggestions that General Carranza might change his attitude after he took Saltillo hrought no contempt from local representatives of the Constitutionalists.The language of the telegram sent by the mediators leaves open to Carranza.however, the privilege of sending a special representative to participate in peace negotiations whenever he is willing to arrange an armistice with Huerta.This new turn in events ended, in the view of many officials the chance of solving the entire Mexican problem immediately, though it did not lessen the enthusiasm of the mediators, who will continue their efforts to solve the differences between Huerta and the United States.which directly brought sbout the present crisis.Huerta\u2019s Condition Critical, Reports of the desperate condition of Huerta at Mexico City continued to circulate, and with such circumstantial detail from authentic sources as to leave no doubt of kis critical condition.At the same time the military aspect of the situation became increasingly prominent again.General Funston reported renewed demands by Mexican Federal outposts for the su: render of the waterworks supplying Vera Cruz.No shots were fired and the Mexicars fell back, But General Funston voiced the prevailing spirit in military quarters in inquiring as to what steps the United States contemplated in view of the threatening situation.Secretary Garrison conferred with his military chiefs but said no farther orders had been given for the movement of troops, and none are contemplated during the period of negotiations.Mexico City Situation.The situation at Mexico City gave added importance to the summuning of fosquin D.Casasus from Carlsbadfe \u2018wes believed that his real post was to be Minister of Foreign Affairs at Mexico City, to take the place of the inexperienced Ruiz, named last Saturday when Huerta disposed of Portillo.The Minister of Foteign Affairs is in direct line for the Presidency under the Mexican constitution, so that this would ensure to the succession a man regarded as particularly strong in case Huerta disappeared from the scene.Casasus was formerly Mexican Ambassador at Washington and those who knew kim well.including some of the mediators, spoke in high terms nf FI tis Atness far the Foreign Ministry J| and che Presidential succession at this i functes.; tion with cliss of min chosen by Huerta às hio delégates to cénfet with them.- Thé dppoïhiment o! Rébues pringrerdip man jeun poncapdiogt Ha rN ge \u201cAppeal For Redress Work Restricted 8 .Washington, May 4\u2014General Car- PE OF e Cenle Comsfitutionally Chosen Leader To Whom §.8.Should atists\u2019 d, a lawyer, and authorities on in- \u201cMexico.He is one isers of General peen said in Mexico combination with is about 68 one of the fore ternational law of the closest Huerta and it h that he was in Huerta and Feli of the Madero Huerta delegat young lawyer, President under FEDERAL 2 Huerta Issues, ion for Second North Jinegican Invasion.Mexieo City, , 4\u2014The members of 8 commission sent by the Mexican Government todnduce Emiliano Zapata and his rel ollowers in the south to join forces the Federal troops in case of a fofeigin invasion.were seized today ri on the border of the state of Morelos and held as prisoners, + The Federal government today created a new military decoration to be known as that of the \u201csecond North American invasion.\u201d The defenders nf Vera Crux when the American bluejackets and marines landed there are to be rewarded with this decoration, it is stated.Announcement was made today officially that Mexico would take no part in the Panamg-Pacific Exposition at San Francisco.All the government agents have been recalled to the eap- ital and the effices here have been closed- Coust today.AMERICAN THREATENED - WITH EXECUTION DAILY.Acting Comsul Is In The Hands of Federal General.Vera Cruz.Mex.May M-\u2014News reached here today that John R.Silliman, acting American consul at San Luis Potosi.has been a prisoner in the harids of Joachin Maas, the Federal commander for eleven days and has been threatened every night with execution, The information about Mr.Silliman's predicament was brought here by two American newspaper curres- pondents who had come to Mexico recently on the invitation of Provinciaf President Huerta.They went to the north to watch the field operations of the Federal army and after they had witnessed the defeat of the Federal troops at San Pedro were taken back to San Luis Potosi and imprisoned but were afterward released.RYAN REACHES MEXICO.Mexico City, May 4\u2014Dr.Edward Ryan, the American who had been recently condemned to death at Zacatecas, arrived here at \u2018a late hour last night.His whereabouts were uncer- \u2018tain until today.Dr.Ryan was taken from the train by the strong guard of soldiers which accompanied him and conducted to the National Palace.He had been expected to reach here on Saturday and the delay in his arrival caused some anxiety.On Sunday evening it was announced by the War Depurtment that he had only got as fas as Aguascalientes.Today at the National Palace it was stated that Dr.Ryan would be handed over his evening to the care of the Brazilian minister, who is looking after the interests of the United States, and who woul later put him on board a refugee train for the coast on the way to the United States.REFUGEES AT VERA CRUZ.Vera Cruz, Mex., May 4\u2014A refugee train, with 75 Americans on board, arrived here today shortly before noon.They left Mexico City on Sunday morning.They were not molested on the way down by General Gustavo Maas, the Federal commander who evacuated Vera Cruz or any of the men of his forces.General Maas is at Paso Del Macho, on the railroad.to Mexico City, à short distance west of Soleedad.Most of the refugees made their way into Mexico City from Real Det Monte and Pachua, important mining points north of he capital, A number of British subjects left Vera Cruz for the Federal capital today.having been reassured by the news brought here by the refugees.Prices of articles of food, are beginning to rise in conesquence of the small amount being drought into the city from the country districts.PEAR Halifex, N ey : Halox, Key ei via Bosten: Tabesco, ELIMINATED MEDIATION MOTHER CIPTA BLAMES ACCIDENT OF LOCAL PLOTS HE WAS ASLEEP WHEN HIS SHIP STRUCK \u2014 CONDEMNS ABSENCE OF BUOYS.\u2014 Montreal, May 4\u2014Because, it is alleged, the pilot of the Saturnia mistook the smoke of the Allan Liner Corsican for the \u201cpillars\u201d at the Lower Traverse last Tuesday the Donaldson boat bumped the rock and punctured two of her ballast tanks.This reason for the accident was today given in the Wreck Commissioner's Court.Captain Taylor of the Saturnia gave the explanation of the accident given him by the pilot in charge at the time, Jules Lachance, Captain Taylor was sleeping when the \u2018ship struck.He had had only three hours.sigep in the preceding forty-eight hours, while before that time he had been up on the bridge most of the time, during which they had been in the ice zone.Two feet more way, he said, would have cleared the-rock.He blamed the accident upon the failure of the pilot to distinguish the \u201cpillars\u201d and the absence of all buoys aad the Kghtship from the Traverse.\u201cThe channel js not fit for any ship to come up until it is properly marked after- a winter \u2018like: you have here in Canada, carrying down everything into the thannel\u201d was Captain Taylor's reply to a question regarding esrly season navigation on the river.© 00 0 0 HENAN OANG or MEXICO \u2018\u20ac Vera Cruz, Mex., May 4\u2014A procismatiow dated May 1 and signed by Zapata, published today in the local.Mexican papers, announces that the south- érn rebels will on May 5 attack Mexico City.It also condemns General Huerta and General Blanquet to death, Zapata's proclamation is regarded as disposing of reports that he and General Huerta were acting together and that Zapata was moving on Vera Cruz with his followers.- May S$.the day on which Za: pats says he will attack Mexico City, is the anniversary of the Mexican victory over the French and is usually\" celebrated as à national holiday.SAGOOCOOGADNEODGOGAANO C0 00000 HO OOOOAGNGOU The Weather posé pression is centered tonight in the Missouri Vailey, while pressure is now highest over British Columbia.Rain has teen general today in Saskatchewan and Southern Alberta, and some scattered showers have occurred irom Manitoba to Quebec.Temperatures.Min.2ERRIIRISRLEEE NBER KG?Vietoris .Vancouver .\u2014 - Kamloops .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.+.Calgary .oo oo oo conan # Medicine Hat .e 8 Swift Current .Moose Jaw .Battleford .Prince Albert .Winnipeg + + Port Arthur .Parry Sound .es Kingston .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2014.Ouawa .\u2026\u2026.\u2026 Montreal .+.+ +.Quebec \u2026 + ++ 01 4000 St.John .Halifax .RARER REES 8 Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: Moderate to fresh winds, mostly east and south, showers and local them- derstorms, but partly fair and comparatively warm.Ottawa Valley and Upper Lawrénee: Showers and local thunderstorms, but partly fair and about the ame temperature.Lower Lawrence And Gulf: Moderate fresh winde méstly essterly, occasional showers.Maritime: Moderate to fresh winds, mostly east and: douth, some local showers, but partly fair.Superior: Moderate to fresh winds, some loca! showers bu partly fair, Manitoba: Showery and becoming ooler.\u20ac Segkatchewan: Costiaued cool, wish 8 t- Alberta: A few, scattered oh .: .A owers London: United au revenue cu / ] .| ; , ; ou 000000000000 000000 CNE Toronto, May 4\u2014A widespread de- | MH Re at NEW GLASS; | BOTTLE has a well-made lip, pours perfectly and-averts-drip.Ink does not deteriorate because lip permits perfect.corking.(W.G.M.Shopherd, Mootrea), Sle Agent for Cass ~~, Sold by all leading station ers in this city agd througheut the Province of Quebec, : ê SPECIAL ANNOUNGEMENT i \u2014\u2014\u2014 MISS ADELAIDE M.BUBKE representing the Pictorial Review Company, of New York, will be at our Patterx Departineut, Wednesday, May 6th.| Miss Bud is an expert \u2018on styles and dressmaking, and you are cordially invited to avail yourseli of her adyiec and suggestio.1s.We wi'l he glad to have you visit our Pastern Department, and | learn from Miss Burke bow to use Pictorial Review Pattarns\u2014the\u2019 simplest in operation, the most economical in material and the very latest in style.The only patterns with which are furnished Cutting.asd Ces- MARCEAU & CO LT AE ST.ROCH.18s ST.JOSEPH STREET Bargains in Books Wa :re selling off a lot of Booln, including every kind of wock, from Science to Fiction, at the remarkably cheap prices of 25c and 850c To anyone interested in Books it would be profitable to come in and see what we have for selection, à.JOHN E.WALSHS Reg\u2019d, 11 ST.JOHN STREET VALIQUET'S Breakfast Rolls and Home Made Bread delivered in time for Breakfast every morning.! The very firest Cake made in Quebec, is at VALIQUET'S Ice Cream.\u201812 Faorique St, Phone 1526 Haricots Princess Moyen FRANKPUTERS with SAUREKRAUT AND BACON.RACINE SARDINES, .MORDSES SHRIMPS.P.G.COPEMAN, SOLE DISTRIBUTOR CASTLE BLEND TEAS aad COPPER.135% John &t.- + + Phone @3 4e Hess rs porters, with band; reg.$e a pair Price, twé paire for.«J Sce 1 Hope Sepdin ppt } HES: SOc a pair *- , : EL AALS se -.Wall Papers Wall \u2018Paper, with cream ground and * green and pink, flowers.Special.a single rolt\u2026 verde 18-isch Border to match, Wall Paper in chocolate ground with red flowers.* * Special.a single roll.8e 18-inch Border to match.wali Papers in white ground with stripes and pink flowers.Special, single roll .12e , inch Border to match.\u201d Wall Paper, in brows ground with gold stripes and blue flowers.Single roll 2.000000 108 : Hinck.Border to mates : In White, Blue and Grey BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, H._ The best line to.be had in.the City OUR ENGLISH NOTE PAPER F.KIMBALL, 148 ST.- JOUR STREET.Houseoleaning Needs Ladies\u2019 White Elastic Hese Supe Silver Polish, in half plat\u2019 bottles, 22e.- Sale price aeusosussecce seuassccusesau cannes «Se Radio, PoHEb, dultatiée\"tôr' #84 or sive plaus tegilar 15\u20ac, for.Mes regular Acier.We EN gk -plited Font : : Wire Soap- Suabers, regular Me, for.- Trouser Hamgers, \u2018with: four ave; regèlar 156; = Good sized Sponges, regular LSe, for.Tin Dishes, 10-quart capacity, regular 17e, for.14c Tin Dishes, 14-quart capacity, regular 2g, for.16¢ Table Mate, of natural straw, 5 and 6 pieces to the set, regular 25¢ for.Keight's Carbolic Soap, 16-02.dar, 2 cakes for.17e.and revers.Te.Petrojeum Soap, l&-ox bar, Z cakes for.:.17c Pure Castile Soap, 1-Ib bar, 2 bars for.Sapolio Soap, 3 cakes for .e.iteceeinnnne.Bon Ami Sosp, 3 cakes for.rere sk Wyandotte Cleanser, 3 bo£es for.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.22e Challenge Blue, per.fb.; Best\u2019 Gloss © Starch, per tb.\u2018Chinese Starch, 3 packages \u2026 Maheus- Soup Pondar, 12 boues tor: \u2018 -.HUNTLEY & PALMERS PHONE 6400 F 1 F F Ind wed 2 | gh il Hi HT fi i F i i : i i 4 H 25 ë Ë i © Opetelan snd » FABRIQUE kn : T =} Pog * Chocolate Mixed Biscuits .1 + i In afr tight tiny Orie cerns sane, pone oie OF a i \u201c They are very light, crisp, \u2018delicate set desire.= ci .Otder a\u2019tin sow.- - # |.GEORGE PATRY, i 2 \u201cFABRIQUE STREET - QUEBEC + \u2018| tee and a number of the members of * 1a desultory convershtion okeurred.Mr.\"| Stephens, of Montreal said he did ; Foot consider the péopit of Quebec =H oud TORONTOS ARE SHUT OUT BY 10.0 \u2014 COTTRELL PITCHES GOOD BALL \u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Baltimore, May 4 \u2014Jack Dunn's Oriole\u2019s easily defeated Kelley's Toronto club this aftermoon 10 to 0.Cottrell pitched masterly hall throughout Three base hits, Dan's 2; Capton.Two base hits, \\V-iens.Sarrifice hit.Gleichman, Double playe.Fisher to Fitzpatrick tn J-rian.Bases on alls, off Cottrell.1: (ulhert, 1 Swack put by Cottrel\u2019.5.Rerhert, 2: Legt on hase: Ha'umore, 7: Torontn, 6.Umpires: Finneran and Harrison.Time ! 45.At Newark: R HE.Newark .100 100104 6 1 Buffain .001.000 2000\u20143 7 3 \u2018\u2019Britton.Schache \u2018ant Heckinger: Bader.Brandon and Lainnge.Umpires.Mullin ard Halligan.As Jersey City: .R.H.E Rochester .010002008 12 4 Jersey City .00000001'_2 2 1 Meikle and Williams: Thompson.C.Thompson and Pearce, Umpires: Rorty and Hart, + \u2018 Federal League.At Kansas City: RHE Pittsburg .000300 101-5 4% 1 Kansas City .300 20001*\u2014 11 0 Knetzer, Walker and Berry: Hero ning and Easterly, At Chicago: R.H.E.Buffais .0000000000 6 1 Chicagn .030010 00*\u20144 $ ui.Moore.Houser, Anderson and : Blair; Prendergast, Watson and Wi! san.At St.Lanie: RHE, Baltimore - 010000002\u20143 & O Gay St: Louie |.000000 000\u20140 4 1 Quinn and lacklitsch: Groom and Hartley\u2014\u2014 American League.At St, Louis: Chicagn .\u2026 0NDO0000N\u20140 : 0 St Louis .0100001006 \u20141 5 à Renz, Jasper and Schalk, Sullivan, Raumgardner and Rumler.At Washington: New York Washington RHE R.H E.100000 001-2 Keating and Sweeney; Cashion.Ayres, Engle and Ainsmith.At Cleveland: .R.H.E.; Detrait \u2026 302010 102\u20149 15 Cleveland .000015 100\u20147 13 3 Dubuc, Reyuolds James.Kahler and Carisch, Bassier, At Philadephia: R.H.E.Boston \u2026.Philadelphia .and Schang.: ard Shaw, president of the National \u2014\u2014\u2014 Woman's Suffrage Asociationional Lea Twenty-twn counties were repres- .Nati gue.lented at the meeting by ahout 500 At Chicagn: R.H.E.| delegates, a great number of women St.Louis U00 0U0 Oo 9 31 from Great Britain, Canada, Austral- Chicago 000000 001\u20141 7 O gia, Germany and the United Seates.Rohingan and Snyder: Pierce, Zahel and Bresnahan.At Braun: RH.E Philadelphia ., 500200 000\u2014 7 13 6 Boston .Avexander.(eschger and Killifer Rudolph and Gawdy, At New Yark: Brooklyn .000300003 8 New York Reulbach and McCarthy, Mathew son and Meyers, POSTPONBMENTS National League.At Cincinnati.~ Cincinati-Pritsburg.rain.Federal League.At Philadelphie :\u2014 Indianapolis-Brooklyn, rain DR De ANS FRENCH PALLBAREE es eA .230001 0038 iv 2 3 à l''Aherdeen, Vicereine of ireland, pre.and Stanage., of the quinquennial assembly of the .202000203\u20149 12 0 progress and to plan new activities.00000N001\u20141 6 3 The Countess Leonard and Carrigan; Wyckoff | presidential duties hy Dr.Anna How- Lavender, , The total membership of the argan- 021 302 112-10 18 3 | delegate in a Tecture an \u201cthe vote for Ru F, ton, & Canadian delegate an \u2018woman 0003100 \u2014s 8 01 In country hie and by Mrs, Ogilvie Vigglity: Nerve pad MxM Yi het Pl sit Es x STAR BASEBALL CLUB AFTER GAMES INDEPENDENT CHAMPIONS OF MONTREAL WOULD LIKE FIXTURES HERE MAY 15-24, ! The Star Baseball Club of Montreal, Independent Champions.of that.city and of the Provinee -of Quebec, would like to arrange games in Quebec añd Levis for Sunday and Monday, May 25th and 26th.The Stars will be remembered as they played here last summer.Address all communications to Cecil M.Hart, manager, 294 Sherbrooke street Phane Uptown 2435.AUSTRALIAN HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHTS JOE JEANNETTE London, May 4.\u2014-Calin Bell, an Australtan heavyweight boxer, fought a full twenty round match with \u201cIne\u201d Jeannette, the colored fighter nf the United States at Premierland tonight.The referee's decision awarding Jeannette the victary was received with a loud nutburst of booing from the dissatisfied spectators, INTERNATIONAL CHESS St.Pesersjurg.May 4\u2014In the ninth round of Internationat- Chess Tourney the following results were TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1914 Tuckett\u2019's \u201cOur Seal\u201d In \u201cpiping times of peace,\u201d or \u201cfighting offasea of troubles,\u2019 a pipeful of \u201cOur Seal\u201d is a genial comforter, an unfailing friend.- 10 cents a package AT THE.NEAREST TOBACCO SHOP: MADE BY TUCEETTS, HAMILTON recorded today: Marshall, Rubinstein and.Capahlanca beat Blackbärne.Gunsburg and Janowski respectively; Lasker and { Alechine drew with Tarrasch and Bernstein respectively., \u2018The leading scores were: Capab- \u2018\u2019anca, 6: Alechine, 5: Tarrasch.Barn- + stein, Lasker and Marshall 4 1-2 each.GAME TO BE PROTESTED.Cincinnati.May 4\u2014\\ formal pro.\u2018rest of the game between the Cincinnati and Pittshurg team here vester- day was mailed today to President , John K.Tener.of the National \u2018 League hy Manager Herzog.nf the Vincinnati team.Herzog alleges in the sleventh inning nf yester- \u2018s game.as 8 third strike was be- mg delivered to Miller, Cincinnati hateman, a ball that had previously heen knocked out of the lot was thrown back an tn the field and hit Miller an the leg.He stepped back.Herzog claims, just as the pitched Hall swvent nver the plate and was! called aut on strikes.Herzog furth- .ar claims the pitched hall should not: _ have been counted and that Miller \u2018should have heen given another \u2018hanee at hat.INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ; OF WOMEN OPENS Rome, May | 4\u2014The Countess of ; vided taday over the npening meeting ! International Council of Women whnse purpose is tn review women's was assisted in her THE LAST FAREWELL § is sweeter and less bitter sweet § if a box of our Chocolates act À as sentinel to assusge the pain.§ Face to face with your fiancee, you can feel assured of the § harmlessness and purity of our 8 Candy.That it is delicious to § the taste you know already, no doubt.- Only one price at JOS.COTE, Tmparter and Wholesale Tobseconist, aleo at his four Branches:179 St.Joseph st; 18 St.John st; 212 St.Johr street, and 76 Mountain Hill OFFICES TO RENT ORKIN BUILDING 62-64-66 ST.JOSEPH STREET.New and up-to.date Office Building, with all latest Improvements} heated, splendid light, electric passenger and freight elevators, thirteen fireproof vaults, janitor esrvice Suitable for business and professional men, as well as for sample rooms.Low rental for desirable tenants, Izepection ia.vited; imrdediate possession, 047 A.MARCOTTE & CG.Phone 23776.3% CONROY STREET.izations included in the International council is nearly 7.000.000 women.Creat interest Was shown by the .| women,\u201d delivered hy Dr.Anna Shaw, and also in those hy Men.Creighton on \u201cwomen's work,\" hy Mrs, Hamil.delegate.| Gardnn, a Sentrish \u201cyouth delinquency.\u201d $6 PEARLS IN ONE OYSTER.| \u2014\u2014 Woman st Supper Finds Them-They Are All Very Small.« \u2014\u2014 Dellas.Tex.May 4\u2014Mrs.Harry Johnston, No.607 West Jefferson St.Oak Cliff, while esting supper npened an oyster and found ffty-six pesris vi all sizes inside the bivalve, Perry Towers, father of Mes.Johnston.took the tiny pearls to the Lawrence Summers jewelry store and submitted them to an expert.He declarud that sll were genuine pearls, but that they were of merely nominal value.He on 18% .Special Ford Tires 30x3; Plain Tread $15.00 Anti Skid $17.75 We sell the following makes of tires less a CASH Discount from fist of DUNLOP, GOODYBAR, INDE PENDENT AND DOMINION Repairing Auto Tires 8 Specialty, no Quebec Agents For THE SILENT INDIAN MOTORCYCLE Perfect Bicycle Quebec Skate Manufacturing & Repair Gow, Reg'd, Phone 4999.259 St.John St. Ç ; nT Rt = 2 = te EEE A a ee TUESDAY, MAY 8, 19s.COMPLETELY / BROKEN DOWN Aasiber Lady Thinks \u201cFrait-a-tives\u201d Greatest Tonis In the World Hagersville, Ont, Aug 26th, 1913.4 1 can highly recommend \u201cFrait-atives\u201d because they did me an awful lat of roc About four years ago.1 commenced taking \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d for à general break-down and 1hey did me \"a world of good.We bought a good many dollars\u2019 worth, but they did all that your advertiging claims for them, and as [ ssid before, I cannot speak tw highly.for them.Their, action is so pleasant, compared with other rem- edles.that | am 813d to say s0 and | trust that ¢ome other woman may start taking \u201cFruit.a-tives\u201d for 1 know the résults will be ail that you claim.\u201d MRS W.N.KELLY.50c.a box.6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.At all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.CITY OF QUEBEO à CITY CLERK'S OFFICE.CITY HALL.-~ TENDERS FOR PUBLISHING DOCUMENTS AND FOR ADVERTISING.\u2014 Quebec, 23rd April, 1914.WUBLIC NOTICE.is hereby given that eealed tenders will be received from this date until Thursday, the fourteenth day of May next (1914), at 4 o'clogk P.M., for the publishing of advertisements, Public Works, propose! the Dav.Meetings.Committes Meetings, Reselutions or Reports of Council, or Committees, and all documents which ths law prescribes to de published or which the Council may order to be published whenever quired by Hiv Warship the Mayor or the heads of the several Municipal Departments of the City of Quebec, etc., to be advertised in one Frewch and one English newspaper, of the city, fram the Ist of June mext to the 3lst of May, 191$.The prices to be specified for one year and caleulated \u201cen bloc\" or per line of 24 ems Brevier.The contractors to whom the contract is awarded shall furnish without extra charge to His Worship the Mayor and the City Clerk to each two copies of their newspaper, two in French and two in English, Le, four French and four English copies gratis of each newspaper exclusive of the copies for which the city pars the ordinary annnsl subserip.tion.ey ohall publish im their papers the proceedings of the Council and of the Committees, the Resolutions and Reports of the Council and of the Committees snd Adivertisements and Public Notices which shall be - sent t6 them by His Warship the Mayor or by the hesds of the several departments of the Municipal service, and all documents which shall be sent to them in execution of the contract, the day ifter they have received them, and publish them daily until the expiration of the delays mentioned in said notices or advertisements, and IF they Tail te de se, they shell suffer & peitaity of ten dollars, which may be iy fren them by the city fer each day of The_centracters shall alse deliver to the City Clerk ons hundred French copies and fifty Poglish coples in foolseap pages, printed on one side only, of the minutes of all the mestings of the Council.and alsa of ail By.Laws published in their columns.witheut extra charge, and if such minutes or By.Laws sre published a second time they shall alse supply one hundred French and fifty English copies of such second publication when they shall be required te de se.They shall alse (whenever requested to de se supply the same number of French and English copies of all the Minutes of Committee Meetings, Reports and Resolutions of Couneil or Committees, Advertisements or Poblic Notices published in their newspapers.Resides the sum asked for the total amount of the contraet, those who shall tender must wpotify 3 opecisl and separate price for the publishing of the list of complaints against the lists of partiementary electors, in case the City should deride to publish them in the newopapers obtaining the contract for advestis.i \u201cre tenders te be endorsed ** Tenders for A n° sédressrd te and deporited in the office of the City Clerk, fram whom my infermetion may be obtained from 18 AM.to 4 P.M.daily.The Clty Seal shall be put at the head of «H the wotices withou: extra charge.nf fees _\u2014 the ravis up of the cantraet two copies for the city to ier v be paid by the e city does not Mind itself to an the Towest or any of the tenders.co RB.J.J.3.CHOUINARD, City Clerk, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee CITY OF QUEBEC CITY HALL Cuehaz, 23rd April, 1914, TENDERS FOR PRINTING AND BIND.PUBLIC NOTICE IS RERERY given that sealed tenders will be received from this day till Thursdsy, the fourteents day of May nent (1914), at 4 o'clock p.m., nr the Printing and Binding that may be required hy the city for one year, from the lot of June next to the 3tst May, 1918, according to specifica.tons, to be seen at the office of the under- ai, .sn \u2018Tenders to be endorsed \u201cTenders for Printing and Binding.\" addressed to, and de- povited in the office of the City Clerk, from whom any information may be obtained.The tenderer may see the scrap book containing all the samples of the required documents fram 10 am.to 4 p.m.daily, ; The fees fne the drawing up of the con- treats and twn copies for the city 10 be paid by the contractor.+ The city does not bind itself to accept the fewest or any of the tenders.H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk, Notice of Application To Parliament NOTICE js hereby given that ap- pilestion will 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 com- peny to \u201cGuiff Pulp and Paper Company,\u201d and to authorize the said company to carry on its business and undertakings without the limits of the Dominion of Canada, Dated at Ottawa this 9th day of April, AD, 1914 CHRISTIE, OREENE & HILL, 110 Wellington street, Ottawa.Solicitors for the said The North Shore Power Railway and Navigs- Noa Company, YOUR BIRTH MONTH AND ITS INFLUENCE BIG FACTOR IN DETERMINING CHARACTER, DISPOSITION AND SUCCESS.Does the month in which one is born really havs an influence on the character and disposition and success and happiness \u2018n life?There are those who are inclined to scoff at the idea; but it is only necessary to read the writings of those who have made a special study \u2018of the subject, and to compare their statements with one's own life and that of their friends and relatives to become convinced that there is much to he learned from those who claim to be experts in re gard to foretelling the future by basing their calculations on the date upon which one was born.Probably no man has made a closer study of the subject than \u201cChiero.\u201d 2 palmist and clairoyane, who most truly i remarks in his book.\u201cWhen Were | Born?\u201d that \u201cthose people who have : some means at their command to learn \"their own characters and the dispos- sitions nf others must certainly be | thrice armed in the battle of life, and consequently more successful than those who know nothing of such things.\u201d \u201cChiero\u201d says he has seen many wicked and broken lives where, had penple posessed a slight knowledge of their own dispositions.they might have been saved, and his knowledge he endeavors to give in his book.January's Influence.Persons horn in January, according te \u201cChiero.have strong mental force, but they are.as a rule, generally misunderstood hy others, They are thinkers, reasoners, and should aim for some form of public life, for they generally do best in such careers.They have strange ideas of love.duty and social positions, and for this reason they are nften considered odd.and do not fit in easily with their neighbors.But they have warm hearts toward suffering and as a rule give largely to charities, This is also a characteristic of persons horn in February.While excellent in husiness and finance.as a gen- seal rule, they are more successful for others, and make more money for others than for themselves.They are usually highstrung, oversensitive and, while not demonstrative in affections, feel very deeply.Thnse horn in March have rather peculiar temperaments.They are inclined to brood and hecome melan- chnly and worry about what their future position in life may be.\u201cThis state of mind is, \u201cI think\" said \u201cChiero.\u201d \u201clargely due tn their dislike and dread .of being dependent on others more than from any love of money.\u201d Many artists.musicians and literary people are born in March, but they must receive encouragement to make the hest of themselves.Strong Will Power The main characteristic of those born in April are strong will power and great obstinacy of purpose.Ther are born fighters; they have also the greatest ability as organizers on à large scale, such as in the formation of hig schemes or as the heads of hig businesses.But they have their disadvantage in life, for as a rule they are unhappy in their marriages.They rarely meet members of the opposite sex who understand them.Sincerity is the keynote of persons horn in May.If they love they are generous to the last degree and will consider na sacrifice too great for the person they care for.If they are er emies they will fight with the mou determined obstinacy to the death But they always Aght in the open, for they hate trickness, dnuble-desling or deceit.At the same time neither men nor women ban in May should! ing usually a mistake.Of all it appears thace harn in June are the most difficult to understand.in temperament they are hot and cold almost at the same moment.They make clever actors, lawyers, lecturers and a certain class nf publie speakers \u2014all those who play a changing role in life's drama: but if endowed with mary early, their first marriage be.\" fection they .ppear to too much.Curious are the characteristics of those born in November, for up to 20 years of age they ususlly are extremely pure-minded, virtuous, and religious, but once their nature is aroused, they are often found to swing in the opposite direction.They have great magnetic powers, and in danger and in sudden crises are cool and determined.Many of the best surgeons have been born in November.Tn December the great workers are born, who never seem to tire until they wear themselves out.They have enterprise in business.but never feel themselves confined to any one line.For this reason one often finds the men of this period change from clergymen to stock brokers, or {rom professors to followers of trade.As a tule, from their intense concentration and will power they are success- fui in whatever they do.and they should, always be allowed a free hand in choosing their vocation.weigh matter A \u2014 LONDON'S MAYFAIR WILL LOOK LIKE A CRAZY QUILT Cubists Are Delighted snd Claim Credit for the Rioting Color on Outside of House\u2014 .London, May 4\u2014An unaccountable demand for startling and clashing colors for the exteriors of houses in the West End of London is being joyfully heralded by the cubists.They argue thar this extraordinary taste is the direct recult of cubist influence and predict that the most staid of the Mayfair streets will soon be colored like a crazy quilt.\u201cThis is terrible,\u201d exclaimed Frank Brangwyn, a painter and etcher of the very first rank in England, and a noted decorative artist.\u201cThe County Council or some other authority should have the power to prevent these hideous contrasts of glaring colors which hit the eye all over the West End in newly painted house exteriors.\u201d _ Managers «i house decorating firms confess that there is a remarkable demand for unasual colors this year.It would seem that the colors patronized in socks and gold jerseys are now coming into fashion for houses.M.P\u20188 TO PLEAD FOR \u2018FRISCO.London, May 4\u2014Premier Asquith will receive on Tuesday a deputation of thirty members of parliament representing every party in the House of Commons.to ask him to reconsider the Government's refusal to be represented at the Panama Exposition.Resinol will stop that itch \u2018The moment that Resinol Ointment touches itching skin the itching stops and healing begins.That is why doctors have prescribed it successfully for nineteen years in even the severest cases of eczema, tetter, ringworm, rashes and other tormenting, unsightly skin eruptions.Aided by warm baths with Resinol Soap, Resinol Ointment tores the skin or seslp to perfect Feaith snd comfort, quickly, easily and at little cost.Resinol fs also an exesllent household remedy a Soothing, | healing application is Ts Stare and con bo sued 0 the sadam or ean on the most frritated surface.Practically every drug.ot sells Resinol Ointment and Resinn: Soapjor trial frea, write to Dept, 12R, Resins), altimore, Md, LITTLE CHANGE IN COLORADO STRIKE STATE AND FEDERAL AUTHORITIES CO-OPERATE IN AN EFFORT TO SETTLE IT Denver, Col, May 4 \u2014 State and Federai authorities co-operated today in an effort to settle the Colorado strike of coal miners, but tonight the situation was still unchanged.except that there had been no violence reported.Regular troops occupy the Trinidad, Fremont county and \\Walsenburg districts and state troops are still in service at Ludlow and in the northern coal fields.At the direction of Major Holbrook additional state troops late today were sent from Ludlaw to Aguilar.The action of Secretary Garrison in granting the joint request of Major Holbrook and Governor Ammons for more federal troops.announced late today, has served to allay uneasiness in quarters where it was feared the quota of regular soldiers would not be sufficient to maintain order.While Major Holbrook ani Governor Ammons today were devoting efforts to secure additional troops, the question of disarmung strikers and mine employees remained in a see- ondary position.Weather conditions prevented action by the strikers who had planned to vote on the question.On behalf of the operators, J.F.Welborn president of 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