The Quebec chronicle, 29 septembre 1914, mardi 29 septembre 1914

[" TO-DAY'S WEATHER Pair and Warmer.Telephones 1247-1248.To the Officers N.C.0.and Men, of the Overseas Contingent Should you wish to have anything in our line placed on board the transports, we solicit your orders .Any order entrusted to us, will have our best attention, and delivered at any hour of the day or night A.GRENIER, GROCER AND WINE MERCHTNT, 94 St.John Street.CAR COMPLETE EARLY IN DECEMBER SIR WM.MACKENZIE, PRES, MAKES STATEMENT AFTER GOING OVER LINE.Winnipeg, Sept.28\u2014Sir William Mackenzie, President of the Canadian Northern Ruilway, arrived last night from the west with Lady Maz- Keneie and Mrs.Beardmore.Sir Willism stated today that the Canadian Northern main line to Vancouver would be finished some time early in December.\u201cI have been to the end of the track, some 300 miles west of Edmonton, and I was pleased to see that there is no absolute failure of crops in any of the districts along the main line, and censidering that this has been an indifferent year as tar as the crops are concerned, I think the output will be a pleasant surprise.Work on the main line is going on space and Sir William feels confident that work can be carried on to com.* plete the C.N.R.to the coast by the middle of December.GENERAL VILLA | - = NOT À CANDIOTE WILL NOT ACCEPT PRESID- FUTURE PROGRAM OF UNIONISTS SIR.ED.H.CARSON, HOWEVER THE EMPIRE, Belfast, Ireland, Sept, 28\u20148ir Edward H.Carson, leader of the lrish Unionist party, outlined the Ulster program of the future in addressing the Unionist council today.\u201cI propose.\u201d he said, \u201cwhen the war is over to summon a provisional government and ! propose that their first act should be to repeal the Home Rule Bill so far as Ulster is concerned.I propose in the same act to enact that it is the duty of the volunteers to see that no act or no attempt at an act under that bill should ever have effect in Ulster.\u201cMeanwhile let us throw ourselves as we are throwing ourselves whole heartedly into the patriotic action that the time demands in supporting the Empire.\u201d CARS AUSTRIAN (MONEY CONFISCATED Wr \u201c \u201csa œki BEEN DESTROYED ENCY OR VICE-PRESIDENCY | OF MEXICO.i Venice, via Paris, Sept.28.\u2014The ! Austrian Government has confiscated Washington, Sept.28\u2014Assurances from General Vilia that he will not be a candidate for President or Vice: President of Mexico were forwarded to the administration here today by Consular Agent Carothers.General Carranza has signified his willingness not to become a candidate if Villa would give a similar promise and if all the railitary leaders of the revolution could also be eliminated as possibilities.None of \u2018the others | have appeared as candidates.Villa's assurances were regarded here as portending a pecceful end of the rupture with Carranza.The formal retirement of Carranza and the assum- tion of the provisional presidency hy Fernando Iglesias Calderon are expected to follow.RUSTAINS RIGHT DRIVEN BACK THE RUSSIANS OCCUPY ANOTHER OF THE FORTS OF PRZEMYSL London, Sept.28\u2014A Central News despatch from Rome says that the following telegram has been received there from Petrograd: \u201cThe right wing of the Austrians has been driven back beyond the Carpathians into Hungary where they are being pursued by the Russians.The Austrian debacle is complete, and they have lost all their artillery.The Austrian left wing has retreated tn Cracow.The Russians have occupied another of the forts of Przemys! GARAGE OWNER KILLED WHEN CAR TIRE BURSTS Montreal, Sept.28~Oscar Lussier, owner of a garage at 1015 Mary Ann street, was killed today by an auto- { the Canadian Pacific Railway Company's securities and money deposited in Vienna, it is reported, as well as the company's observation cars running on Austrian railroads.This has been done, it is said, as a eonse- quence of the refusal of the company to pay the dividends of Austrian shareholders.Italian newspapers at Trentin, Austria, have been forced to suspend publication.Italian residents veillance.NEW YORK TAKES PREVENTIVE: ACTION REPORTED OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA CAUSES RIGID EXAMINATION OF VESSELS.New York, Sept.28\u2014Cholèrs having been reported in epidemic form on the Eastern frontier of the European war, precautionary measures were taken today to prevent any possible infection being brought to this port by vessels from the Mediterranean, In a special order to boarding officers, Dr.Joseph D'Connell, health oflicer of the port of New York, instructed them to make the most rigid examination of all vessels, passengers, and crews coming from ports on the Adriatic Sea east of the Italian boundary, on the Ionian Sea, the Aegean Sea, the Mediterranean east of Italy, and the Black Sea, PS mobile tire bursting while he was inflating & Frederick Shaw, 976 St.Catherine street west, was killed by being run over by an automobile.Samuel Rosenbloom, 1356 St.Dominique street, is dying at the General Hospital from injuries received by being struck by an automobile.GORDON\u2019S LONDON DRY CIN cours (UNSWEETENED) (GORDON\u2019S 01.0 TOM IN GORDON'S SLUE GIN FIRST URGES SUPPORT or! secumTIEs OSSERVATION] CARS, ETC.SAID TQ HAVE are heing kept under the closest sur-| \u201ce London, Sept.29\u2014Furious fighting continues Mi Northern France, where the allied French and British armies*are at grips with the German forces in what is characterized td the crucial action of the Battle of the Asine.Beyond adimitiiàg this fact the official statements are vague.Few details of \u2018the struggle which may be the turn ing point of the western campaign have been given to the waiting public.+ One sentence: \u201cThere is no change in the sitastion,\" epitomizes the official reports from Lordon, Paris and Berlin.\u2018The Allies claim to have made slight advances here and there, notably on the heights of the Meuse.The Gérmman official statement, however, declares that \u201creports concerning a victorious advance of the enemy are untrue.\u201d Both the British and the French official statements refer to the violence of the attacks made by the Germans who seems to have redoubled their efforts in an attempt to hurd back the allied line.The reports indicate, however, that the Fremch and British have given no ground before the onslaught of the invaders.A very rigorous censorship has evidently beers imposed at virtuaaily all point, particularly in London, regarding the operations at the froat, as very little news is being permitted to come through, the war officials doubtless fearing, first; to raise the hopes of the people without some decisive reswlt having been attained, and, second, that the publication of even the smallest dei of the rnd rrr a be of aid to the Germans.\u2018espogeed reports.state the Austrian gironghold of Galicia, is tety-mvented by the.1ans and [that dhe pr arniy is rétiring behind the Carpathians into Hungary, pussued by the Russians.Berlin, however, declares that \u201creports of the fall of two of the Przemysl forts are inventions.\u201d.The Montenegrin, who have allied themselves with the Servians in the conflict with Austria, are making advances, according to advices.A despatch\u2019 from Cettinje, Montenegro, says that the Montengrins are within artillery range of Sarayevo, capital of Bosnia.The Austrian forts at Cattaro, Dalmatia, on Sept.19 sunk a big French warship, according to a despatch to the Colonge Gazette.This ship wes one of a fleet of eighteen which was met by a salvo from one of the Austrian forts.A despatch from Constantinople says that the Dardanelles have been closed to navigation.The Austrian government has confiscated the Canadian Pacific Railway Company's securities and money deposited in Vienna, according to report, as well as the company\u2019s observation cars running on Austrian railroads.This is the result, it is said, of a refusal of the company to pay the dividends of Austrian sharcholders.Advices received in Paris say that the rapid increase in grain prices in Austria is causing anxiety in official circles.Farmers are holding their supplies for higher prices, and the government proposes to fix à maximum price for this commdity.For the first time since the war began wireless news circulated by the French Government thro: gh Eiffel Tower has been received in London, Ths message detailed the fierce fighting which took place in northern France between Sept.26 and 28.Sir Edward Carson, the Ulster leader, in outlining the Ulster programme with respect to the Home Rule bill has called upon Ulsterites to throw themselves \u201cwhole-heartedly into the patriotic action that the time demands in supporting the Empire.LÀ Ri USE EXPLOSIVE BULLETS.London, Sept.2g\u2014An official statement issued at Nish, Servia, and sent to Reuter\u2019s Telegram Company says: \u201cThe Servian and Montenegrin troops marching on Sarayevo have reached mount Kamanie.Reports from all our commanders concur In stating that the enemy is everywhere employing explosive bullets.The first discharges from the Max- Ims are always of explosive bullets.\u201d FRENCH STATEMENT.Paris, Sept.28, 11.08 p.m.\u2014The following official commun- icaton was issued tonight: \u201cFirst.On eur left wing the reports on the situation are favorable, \u201cSecond.On the centre our troops have successfully withstoed new and very violent uttacks We have made some slight progress on the heights of the Meuse.In the Woevre region a thick fog has caused à suspension of operations.\u201cThird.On our right wing (Lorraine and the Vosges), fliere has besp #9.change in she situation.\u201d \u2018 ?BETWEEN ALLIES AND GERMANS WITHOUT APPRECIABLE CHANGE AMERICAN HOP: LATTER MAKES GOOD SHOW \" THOUGH UNFAMILIAR WITH ENGLISH TABLE.New York, Sept.28\u2014Melbourne nman, of Twickenham, England, world\u2019s champiop at English billiards, scored 602 points in the frst sessions of the international match here tonight.Willie Hoppe of this city, holder of the world's title for balk- line billiards, who was Inman\u2019s opponent, made 304 points.The first game was played on a 9 x 12 English table and Hoppe's showing was fairly promising considering his unfamiliarity with the English style.The match which was begun tonight is the first of a series of five to be decided here and a: Chicago, Montreal, Toronto, and Winnipeg.The match here and the Chicage contest.games, five of 600 points each at Eng» fish billiards and six of 300 each at 182 balklime billiards.A money stake of $1,000 a side will be involved in cach match and the winner and Joser will divide the net gate receipts on a basis of 65 and 35 per cent.The matches in other cities will be shorter.Inman tonight took an early lead and never relinquished it, gradually increasing his advantage.He was deadly accurate in playing the hazards and made at least a half dozen difficult short \u201cJenny\u201d shots into the side pockets as well as a long.one into the left corner pocket.His best effort was in the thirteenth inning when a run of 123 was ended with a futile | attempt for a masse, the only one the Englishman tried during the game.Hoppe gathered 69 by fine all-round work in his ninth inning, but he was frequently at sea when he tried the hazards off either the red or white for the side or corner pockets, and was not proficient enough in the technique sof driving the red hall up and down for the side and cc \u2018ner shots at which Inman was so successful.Still, the | young American ployer did very well and in the other four sessions on the British tabl- he may improve suffi- clently to gain enough points.augmented by the advantage he will have at the halklire game.to win the match.which ie the first of its kind plaved in the history of billiards.Tomorrow, Thursday and Saturdaythe men wil nlay double sessions of 500 noints each at 18.2 halkline while on Wednesday nd Friday thev will play four 600 games on the English table.Following are the.scares hv innings: Inman: 1-40-5-36.2-69-50-35-0-69-12- 35-123-9-0-2-37-0-19-40-2-16.Total 602.Average 27 8-22.High rains: 123-69-69.Hoppe: 0-8-10-2-17-0-4-15-69-0-28-7- 0-28-5-6-13-39-32-0-14-23.Total 304.Average 13 18-22 High runs: 69-39-32.Refette: Leonard Howison.Montreal.STRUCK BY AUTH, ON ST.PAUL STREET.Philippe Grenier, Lad cf 1S Years, | Was Seriously Injured.Philippe Grenier, a 1ad of 15 years, was seriously injured on St.Paul street yesterday afternoon when he was knocked down by sn automobile.He was coveyed to the Hntel Dieu Hospital, where his case is considered grave, NEWSPAPERMEN NOW GOING TO THE FRONT The following newspaper correspondents have been appointed to the rank of honorary lieutenants and will sccompany the\u2018 Canadian overseas expeditionary force at the expense of their newspapers; Mr, H.N, Moore, Montreal Star; Mr, Wm.Marching ton, Toronto Globe; Mr.Chas.B, Topps, Toronto Mail and Empire, and Mr.Prank Mynott, of the Montreal Gazette.These newspapermen are which will take piace two weeks ill consist each of eléven | ! three, was saved.u- ey ANY BRANDS OF BAKING ses POWDER CONTAIN ALUM WHICH LE 30 18 AN INJURIOUS ACID.THE IN- EE / 108 NÉE GREDIENTS OF ALUM BAKING KA eee] POWDER ARE SELDOM PRINTED EEE TN [feo ON THE LABEL.IF THEY ARE.THE à ER ALUM IS USUALLY REFERRED TO AS SULPHATE OF ALUMINA OR SODIC ALUMINIG SULPHATE, MAGIC BAKING POWDER CONTAINS NO ALUM THE ONLY WELL-KNOWN MEDIUM- PRICED BAKING POWDER MADE IN CANADA THAT DOES NOT CONTAIN ALUM.' AND WHICH MAS ALL ITS INGREDIENTS PLAINLY STATED ON THE LABEL.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 E.W.GILLETT COMPANY LIMITED WINNIPEG TORONTO.ONT.MONTREAL, FOR RELIEF OF BELGIAN SUFFERERS FUNDS SHOULD BE SENT TO LEGATION FOR FORWARD.ANCE AINS NO AVS CAMDIN RACE HORSES POISONED VREELAND, ONE OF VICTIMS, MADE NAME FOR HIMSELF AT THE WOODBINE.Toronto, Sept.28\u2014 Three race Mires, Vreeland, Arran and Jim L., the property of J.J.Himurray, a horseman known throughout the United States and Canada, were poisoned in their stalls in this :ity today.Vreeland and Arran are dead, but the life of Jim L., the least valuable of the Washington, Sept.ran Betgnnlegation announced today that further mformation had been received of the deplorable condition of Belgian women and children who bad taken refuge at Antwerp and the vicinity after having been driven from their homes by the invasion.Owing to the extent of the destitution the legation stated that funds ., | for the relief o! the sufferers may be The horses were taken to a rail-{ forwarded to the legation, which will way station here for s'upment to send them immediately to the Min- Maryland.where they were to have jister of Foreign Affairs at Antwerg raced, but owing to some irregulari- | for distribution to the needy.ties in the shipping papers, they were not allowed to he put on the car and, were taken back to their stable.; uation had been placed on him by his Vreeland made a name for himesli, owner.at the recent Woodbine meeting, by | Dr.Hodg-cn, V.S.performed at winning two six furlang races on one! autopsy and learned that a deadly afternoon, when the track was deep! drug had been administered.This with mud.It is many years since | is the second instance in which horses a horse has accoriplished a feat such | have been mysteriously poisoned as this in Canada.He was hy a fa-| since the ending of the Woodbine mous sire, Sain, and a very high val-! meeting on the 19th inst.SURVEYOR A.LECFRED, 39 S', J:an, (UEEEC.Plon: 545 My.dx.o0.wid.aixom wns CIVIL ENCINEER & L.= AMONCST THE Necessities of War Don't forget a Waterman Fountain Pen Which is an essential in every soldier's kit Call in and let us fit your hand, at JOHN E.WALSH'S Regd, I ST JOHN STREET VALIQUET\u2019S RESTAURANT Formerly of Boston.12 Fabrique St., Opposite City Hall.Steaks, Chops, Rolls and Coffee Our Own Farm Milk Cream Butter and Eggs PHONE 1520 correspondents of the papers which than seareseated at Valeaathey Campy { es Velvet.Cords \\ Special, 89c and 59c This is about your last chance to got these velvet cords at so low a price.2% and 27 inch Velvet Cords; worth 50c a yard.Special, at .39e 27-inch Velvet Cords, worth T5c a yard.Special, [SRN 59s Dress Goods \u2018Sponged Free _ Bvery buyer of Dress Goods here can have them perfectly sponged and shrunk without charge.We have the very latest model of sponging machine | that gives the goods à beautiful finish.Take advantage of this free service.a Là ) Ho ERE E, LIMITED.- Retail Division, 157-178 St.Joseph Street.Mens\u2019 Underwear at Attractive Prices These two special lines of Men's Underwear are conspicuously good value.Such goods.have gone up iu price lately, but while the quantity lasts this underwear will be sold at our old price, which | means a considerable saving to the purchaser.\u2019 \u2019 g Men's Merino Underwear, sizes Men's Scotch Wool Underwear, 134-44, while the present quantity very warm, the kind to wear in cold |laste, priced, at, per garmebt\u2026.39c weather.Special, per garment.75¢ Dresses Within the Moans of Every Woman We derive a good deal of satisfaction from the knowledge that people pf very different means are amply catered to in our magnificent Autumn showing of dresses.These new styles, which are still | strange to our show cases cover a very wide range of prices, and we can point to each one as a splendid example of value as it ie interpreted here.Let us show yon some of these pretty styles in thie latest dreases.Boys\u2019 Shirtwaists, Special, 89c It is very economical to furnish your boys with shirtwaists when you can buy them at a price like this.We are now offering: At $7.50\u2014A Serge Dress, with At $12.50\u2014A dress of very fine raglan sleeves and trimmed at neck Cord made, in basque style, bas] and cuffs with plaited frill of Tar.Fol coller of self material and .[ : ; 2 long sleeves, is finished with smal; = d ak ed f tan silk.Hes Russian tunic.Col- \u2019 , Boys' Shirtwaists of duck of shirting in plain colors, and also 2 v dé 5 ; d that Manager Quinn will soon gator his force for battle in the N.H.A.though the season | appears far-~ now and that the Stanley Cup will «immer here in 1915.LEAGUE STANDING.Americin League Won.Lost Pet ' Philadelphia .93 51 652 i Bostan oven RO SR 608 oi \u2026 aussassencaucee 636 din ai = 5 vernor Tod, b.g.p'ashington .3 70.3 (Boyd) 7 510 de etrnit LL.Le 7 .Sr Are Solos Gr hy M0 Time 207%, 207%, 207%, 211%, Chicago ce .& sn 450 2.12%, 209%.New Vork .67 80 456] Moard of Trade 5 2008 pacers, * Cleveland .49 110 3293 in 3, purse $3,000.ke, a , ne Our Colonel, b.h, by Cel.! National Leagae, Cochran (CAIN), .1 1 1 | Won.Tom Pet | Knight of Strathmore, ch h.Boston eee 87 4 617] (Hawley) .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2 2 4 New York .\u2026.%0 8 560 | Fay Richmond, \u20ac @ (Lane).6 42 Se.Louis - 77M -528 | Lowando, bik.h.(Valentine) 3 3 3 + Chicago seees 3 72 .510) Alcey E, b.m.(Whitney).4 6 § Philadelphia .72 75 .490{ Hal Grey, b.g.(Pendleton).§ 7 6 Brorklyn .71 78 486! Baron A.b.g.(Cox).7 Sdis Pitteburg oo.63 82 435 Time 2.03%, 204%, 205, Cincinnati «.57 89 390 Chamber of Coramerte Stakce, 2.07 | Federal League trotters, 3 in §, purse $3,000, Won.Lost Pet | Etawah, b.h, by AL Stanley Chicago .81 64 .559| (Geers).ome 111 Indianapolis .80 4 856 Omar, b.g (Floyd) .o.2 2 2 , Baltimore .76 65 .539 | Bon Zolock, b.x.(Garrison).$ 3 3 Buffalo .73 63 .535| Tommy Horn, b.g.(Owens).3 7 $ i Prookiyn .73 60 ,514/Dago, b.g (Cox).n 7 4 4 {Kansas City .65 81 .445| Belford Bell, b.m.(Ames).4 § 6 ; Ft, Louis v.66 2 446 (Santos Maid, b.m.(Osborn).6 6 7 Pittsburg de.ss 8 421 Time 2.08%, 2.05, 208%.' .Free-for ail class, pacing, 3 in 5, | Cooling Water Without Using Ice To conl water without using ice get ,à siender glass tes: tube from any drug store.Hali fill ic with nitrate of ammonia salis, 11 up with water, Lear tightly.Sake till the salt is itesolved.Be careful to wipe the utside of the tube dry in order that all traces of the nitrate may be removed.Place this tube into a glass nf water and agitate as you would a \u201cNORMAN\" ON THER VAY-A NEW: OLVHPE GINES IF BERL, 191 EUROPEAN WAR WILL NOT CHANGE ORIGINAL DNCIÉ- ION OF COMMITTEE.\u2014ttfsmmtse tte New York, Sept, 28-\u2014That the Olymple games of 1916 will de held ia Berlin, despite the Buropean war, is indicated in a letter received by the American Olympic Committee today from Baron Plerre de Coubertin, president of the Irternational Olyenpie Committee.The latter, mafled from Havre and addressed to the late Jas R Sullivan, says: \u201cThe seat of the VI Olympiad remains what it was, and, contrary to what the American paper say, I will sot personally make any propous! in favor of a change.We never thought the Olympic games would stop wars, and 1 feel perfectly sure that when the present was is over, the Olympic movement will begin again as strong and fruitful as ever.\u201d On account of the war, it was suggested some time ago by English sportsment that the games de held again in Sweden.ETAWAN MAKES A WORLD'S RECORD MADE NEW MARK IN THREE- HEAT TROTTING EVENT YESTERDAY.Columbus, Ohio, Sept.28\u2014From ten heats on this afternoon\u2019s Columbus Grand Circuit raclag program, a time average of 20467-100 was secured for a reduction of the world's record made on the same track last Tuesday when thirteen feats were trotted and paced in an average of 2051-5.Etawah, the Geers\u2019 trotter, | was the sensational performer, In: winning the Chamber of Commerce | Stake, he made a world's-recerd- three-heat trotting wark, regurdless of sex or age.The total, 6.13 34, is just two seconds below that made by | Hamburg Belle st Hartford in the Charter Oak Stake race in 1898.The summary: 218 Class Pacing, 3 ln 5, puree $1,200, five heats Saturday: Vera, ch.m, by Lotenso Hamlin (Pitman).261121 Baron Marque, ch e (Mutphy) .\u2026.\u2026.113742 Tush Worth, blk m.(J.Benyon) .9107212\" Richard, b.g.(Valentine) .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.822330 Jessie J, g.m.(Hedrick) 3485 ro Madam Mack, br.m.(Deryder) .499410 Red Mike, ch.g (Mc- Allister) .$8480 8ir O, b.g.(Greene).10 7 6 S ro Anna Glynn, br.m.(Tele purse $1,200, Frank Bogash, Jr, b.kh, by Frank Bogash (Murphy).1 I Earl Jr., g %, (Lasbury-Cox) 3 2 Walter Cochato, blk.h.Me- Mahon-lage) .3 Time 2.02, 2.04, 2.04%.MANAGER HERZOO SUSPENDED INDEFINITELY, Philadelphia, Sept.28\u2014C.I.Hertog, manager of the Cinciana#t Nationals, was indefinitely suspended today by President Tener because of an \u201cinsulting telegram\u201d received at the executive office of the league in New York from the Cincinnati asan- ager.Herzog was ended for three days as the result of an altercs.tion with an umpire in Boston when it was said he used unbecoming language.This suspension, it is alleged, caused him to send the telegram to Secretary Heydlerrnor Tener, who was In this city tonight, stated that Herzog will remain under suspension until he has made a suitadle apology.° The water is rapidly chilled.he nitrate of s salts can ba 1 $ [ elere and Germain Leclerc, te Anne Amerlens League At Detroits RHR Wa: ass 000000 10Z\u2014 3 8 ?Detroit c\u2026ucs.: 110004 50®\u2014I1 10 3 Bentley, Ayers, Harper and Alasmith; Caveléchle and Étanege, | A4 Chicages\u2014 RHE- Boston .\u2026.\u2026.1400000005 10 1 Chicago .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.000001 001-2 9 1.Shore and Thomas: Lthrop, Jasper, Ruseell and Kuhn, Mayer, At Cleveland: R.H.E Cleveland .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1020030003 123 2 New Yosk .0002000002 10 0 Carter and Egen; Brown aoû Num smakes At.5t.Lewis: R.H.E Philadelphia .000000010\u20141 9 3 Sk _Louls i.010100 14%-7 43 0 Coombs, Bush, Worden sad Lepp; Hamilton and Agnew.2104 Natienal League.At New York:\u2014 7 First game: R.M.E Pittsburg .0000010012 7 2 New York .06000041%\u20148 12 2 MoQuillan end Schang; Demaree, Fronmune and Meyers, Second game: RH.E Pittsburg +.011022\u2014 6 10 7 New York.443 002\u201413 12 2 Cooper, Kantlehner, H.Kelly and Coleman; Marquard and Meyers, R.Johanson.At Philadelphia : R HE Cincinnati .,.000030001\u20144 8 7 Philadelphia .000 120000\u20143 12 4 Benton and Gonzales; Oeschger snd Burne At Brooklyn: RHE St.Louis .0100020003 6 4 Brooklyn .500 10001°\u20147 12 8 Sallee, Niehans and Snyder; Aitchison and McCarty.At Boston: R.H.B Chicago we.oo.210001002\u20146 12 1 Boston .02400001°\u20147 13 2 Humphries, Zabel and Archer; W.James and owdy.Federal League.At Buffalo:\u2014 R.H.E Buffalo .010003051-~10 7 3 Kansas City .300011032\u201410 15 4 (Called on account of darkness.) |! Schultz, Moran, Woodman, and B.Blair, Lavigne; Henning, Adams, W, Packard and Rasterly.At Brooktyn: RHE Chicago .100000400\u20149 8 3\u2019 Brooklyn \u2014.00311310\u20149 17 © Hendrix and Wilson; Lafitte and Watson At Pittsburg: RHE Indianapolis \u2026.000020000\u20142 9 1 Pitts \u2026\u2026.000000021\u20143 10 0 Kaiserling, Falkenderg and Rariden ; Texter, Leclair; Burger and Berry.At Baltimore: First game: Baltimore ./.00021020*\u20145 8 1 St.Louis .011010000\u20143 12 0 Quinn and Jacklitsch; Crandall, Keuppet and Champan Second game: Baltimore .R.H.E R.H.E .00000404 7 2 Medical Faculty of Wisconsin University Makes Discovery\u2014 Madison, Wis, Sept.28\u2014Participa- tion in intercollegiate rowing contests by University of Wisconsin crew was ordered discontinued today as a result of investigation It showed that a very large number of crew candidates had St, Louis .0201000\u20143 10 1.A fos à Smith, Wilhelm and Kerr.Daven.; fes ; port, Groome and Hartley.dc due) HEART-TROUBLE IN CREW.e Beer 5 ; That Made Milwaukee Fam TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1914 Bottle Is the = Weak Link No chain is stronger than | its weakest link.No beer in a light bottle is any purer than that bottle keeps it.The light bottle is insufficient protection from light.Light starts decay even in pure beer.Schlitz is made pure, and the na Brown Bottle keeps it pure.re You are not asked to take « M pi any risk of impurity from = exposure to light.Schlitz Brown Bottle protects it.oo Ses that Crown is branded \u201cSchlits.\u201d \u2018 w | \\ -w \u2018Phones 3671-2472 Preserving Co.5 Ros Smith Quebec ous.Schlitz Is An American Brew developed hyperatrophied hearts.Twenty-tight of fifty-six frechmen, and twenty of twenty:three \u201cW\u201d men showed this condition pnp pethtindett LEGAL INTELLIGENCE Insolvent Cases, Writs Issued \u2014 In the matter of Hubert Moisan, insolvent, and Paradis & Letourneau, petitioners, Messrs.LaRue & Trudel, sccountents, of Quebec, have been appointed provisional guardians, and the debtor has filed his consent to asmgn.Hon.Justice Cannon granted the petitioner's motion in the matter of La Brasserie ain, Laee., petitioner, and Dme.Veuve H.Paquet, insolvent, for the sale of the moveable property of said insolvent Writs Issued \u2018Writs of smrmmonses isened from the Prothonotary's Office : Drouin, Freres and Rattray, Ltee., vs.Joseph Cote, Jonquieres, $172.25.Georges Bleau va.J.Alphonse Bernter, Quebec, $250, damages.Jean Charles Fortier vs.Ernest Morsncy, and Le Caisse d'Economie Notre-Deme de Quebec, T.6, Quebee, $1,125, ezitie arret before judgment.Nettmn Gardner ve.Chertes E.Ledes Monts, $109, promissory note.Alphonse Lachanes ve.Joseph Lab.Se, St.Philemon, $159.31.Alfred Demers vs.Eusebe Beland, St, Gilles, $150, damages.Omer Bisson ve.Benjamin Tany, Amable Fortin and J.Lorenzo elletier, Quebec, $10060, account.Dame Marie Anne Ferlend va Adetard Destamriers, Quebec, separation of property.RECORDERS COURT Foutreen prisoners, eharged with druskenness, appeared before His Honor Recorder Dery yesterday.n were condemaed to fines ranging from $5 and coms or eight dey?Jad to $0 and costs or one mort.One, « entier, vus dischery- si on promising to return at onve to his ehie.Evidence was heard in the case of 8 painter who charged one of Me empioyess with leaving bis service pought at say drag store.This le a far Getter way of Tooting water than putting {ce in Ne fork World without giving euffident notice.ment will by rendered on Sater.THE FASHIONABLE STORE T.D.DUBUC Successor to THOS.DONOHUE Very special offer for one week only LADIES WINTER COATS MADE TO À ORDER FOR $14.69 & $19.95 Fall and Winter Coats, made to your measurements, in a choise of all-wool plain and fancy coating; warmly lined in good quality farmer satin; special .$14.69 \u2019 Winter Coats, made to order, in a large collection of heavy wool cloakings in fashio able shades, alike lined.Special, .0.2.to sa muse meme names ve cone oo os $19.95 Ladies\u2019 Dresses to Order f0F zu rrrtem maine oo +o oe sui oe eons.$19.15 and $23.65 Ladies\u2019 Dresses, made to order, by our guaranteed dressmaker, in fashionable materials and new colorings.Special Te B08 se es os avilesl seme lw ee eee .$19.18 oe Your Winter Gowns, made to your measurements andin yout own style, from a col lection of the lasst fabrics and shades.Special .vc .cone.$23.65 ARE) T.D.DUBUC Sucoessor to THOS.DONOHUE y _ 188 and 194 ST.JOHN STREET a\\ [ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1514.i 7 1 GLOVES! 1! We have popular confidence in our gloves, for we have the very best quality In each price.Kid Gloves for Boys, sizes 0 to 7, our price .oco.$e Kid Gioves for Young Oirls, 1 to 7, our price .$%¢.i Colored Xid Gloves for Ladies, tan, grey, black, white or brown.Our special price .rares 0e aaseronceen sente 68c.Kid Gloves, tan black, white.Value $1.10.Our price with guar- Chamois Gloves, white or yellow, 3 special prices .34, 48 & 68¢c 183 ST.JOSEPH STREET CANADIAN NORTHERN The only through Service from Quebec City, Valcartier Military Camp and Hotel Lake St.Joseph to Montreal - Ottawa - Toronto Westbound Stations Eastbound | Westbound Eastbound 2M.AM.| PM.P.M.84S Iv | Stations Hotel L.St.Joseph ar835 | 12:151v .t Ottawa .ar6:0 18H.Valoartier .814 | 14SIv .Smith's Falls .as 4:40 \"9:40 ac.Quebec City \u2026 Iv.7:15 | 4:55ur \u2014.Kingstea .iv1:30 30:10}v., Quebec City .ar648 | 1:30lv .Kingston .er4:55 \u201cAM AM.5:1Slv .Belleville .ar1:00 1:21 1v .\u2026.Grand Mere .ar 3:30 | $:50i .Trenton .sr12:38 {a40ue lL.Joliette \u2026\u2026\u2026 bv1:l5 | AM AM.PM.\u2018 6:20ur .\u2026.Montreal ._!v11:0 | 6:451v \u2026.Cobourg \u2026.ar11:45 *400iv .\u2026\u2026.Joliette .\u2026.ar12:30 | 6:551v .Port Hope .\u2026.ar 11:35 40:00 25 .\u2026 Ottawa \u2026.lv 7:15 9:18ar .\u2026 Toronto \u2026.1v9:20 .AM P.M.| P.M.AM J\u2014Service between Toronto and Ottawa daily except Sunday.®\u2014Service between Hotel Lake St.Joseph, Montreal, Ottawa, dafiy.Dining cars, partor ears and electric lighted coaches between Toronto and wa Standard sieeping cars and first class coaches between Hotel Lake St.Joseph, Montreal and Ottawa.A la carte dining car service at Valeartisr all day.For rail and steamship tickets, and all information, apply to Canadian Northern Railway Station, 160 St.Andrew street.Telephone 5773, LAD IN Black ribbed cashmere stockings, sizes 5 to 10.Our price .- .ve.34c All woo! ribbed cashmere stockings, sizes 8% to 10, worth 50c, for .38 Fine cashmere stockings, double knees, all wool, value 60c.Gauvin's specil mark, sizes 8 to 10, for .44¢ Plain cashmere stockngs, all wool, viaue 50c.Gauvin's special mark, sizes 8 to 10, for .sa te ee se es ee se .38C Woollen stockings, sizes 6 to 10, extra at .34c Woollen stockings, sizes 6 to 10, extra at .38¢c At the store of EXTRAORDINARY ! \u2018The assortment of sizes are displayed on our tables.SEMI-READY CLOTHING AGENT.Imperial Bank of Canada DIVIDEND No.96 NOTICE is hereby given that a Dividend at the rate of Twelve per cent, (12 p.c.) per annum upon the Paid-up Capital Stock of this Institution has been declared for the threes months ending 31st uly, 1914, and that the same will be payable at the Head Office and ranches on and after Saturday,the 1st day of August next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 17th to the Jia: * 1914, both days inclusive.By order of the Boardi\" D.R WILKIE, Torento, 24th June, 1914._ General Manoger.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Lens, \u201cBOMINION\u201d STRAM we GAS COALS i KIDNEY TROUBLE AFFECTED HIS SPINE Suffwed For Foy Yous Ushi Io Used \u201cFristoe\u201d - Bronte, Ont, Oct 3lst, 1913.or about years, I was trou bled with Lame: Back brought on by Kidney snd Bladder Trouble.I was never confined to my bed with the trouble, but it affected my spine and 1 had to rest for a time.I took advertised remedigs which never did me say Then I saw \u2018Fruit-a-tives* sdvertised and decided to try them.They did me more good than any other remedy.My son suffered from the same trouble and frequently had to leave off worldag, but \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d remedied it for him.1 would strongly advise anyone suffering from Kidney and Bladder Trouble to use \u201cFruit-atives.\u201d H.DORLAND.S0c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.Ag all dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottaws, Ont.SHRAPNEL SHELLS MADE IN CANADA Toronto, t.28\u2014Machine shops in Toronto, Hamilton, Dundas, Galt snd four or five other places have secured contracts for the manufacture of 18-pound shrapnel shells during the last few weeks and some are siready at work.The government requires absolute conformity with éfications.The shells are forwarded in lots of 100 and one in each lot is tested.If it proves faulty the whole lot is returned GERMANS SUFFER ENORMOUS LOSSES London, Sept.29\u2014\u201cAccording to information from the front the Germans suffered enormous losses in the last engagements,\u201d says the Bor- deaux correspondent of Reuter\u2019s Telegram Company.The message continues: \u201cGerman prisoners state that some companies of the Guards have diwndl- ed to 100 men and are commanded by young officers, as they have lost all their former officers since the beginning of the war\u201d THOUSANDS OF HORSES ARE HELD AT MONTREAL Toronto, Sept.28\u2014Sir Adam Beck arrived in the city tonight Sir Adam said he had purchased altogether about 1,100 horses for the government, and in each case it was a personal selection.He spoke enthusiastically of the class of mounts secured for the Strathcona Horse, of which he purchased four hundred and thirty, sad declared that no finer bady of mounted troops was ever fitted out in Canada.At the present time Sir Adam is jooking after remounts for the British army.Members of the Govcrnor-Gen- eral\u2019's Body Guard are on duty at the Union Stock Yards, guarding several hundreds of remounts for the British Army awaiting shipment to Mont real, where already thousands of horses are being held in readiness for transportation.MARING AN EXPLORER.gShatkieton Discusses ths Qualities Needed In His Business.In an interesting article in Pearson's Magazine, Sir Ernest Shackleton states that the five qualities essential to an explorer in the order of their relative importance are\u2014optimism, patience, physical endurance, idealism and courage.\u201cThe life of an explorer is full of disappointments,\u201d he writes, \u201cbut optimism nullifies disappointment and New Zeland, 2000 miles away, with go on.\u201cI had sent a party of three men té explore the western mountains of Victorialand.They camped one night on the sea-ice, and awoke the next morning to find themselves sailing north on a lump of ice.The main pack had broken up during the night, and they were en route for New Zealand, 2,000 moles away, with provisions for only ten days.\u201cInstead of moaning about what was likely to be the inevitable end.they set to work; packed up their sledge, and all day long kept a lookout in case the ice should drift close to a larger piece, or a current take it in towards the shore.About six o'clock at night the currents suddenly changed, and the ice started south again.They dragged their sledge twoards the edge of their ice-raft.At midnight a little fringe of their ice touctred the solid ice; they jumped ashore, and two minutes afterwards the ice went north for good.When [ retarned from the southern journey I asked the leadér of that party what his feelings were, and he answered: \u2018Oh, we thought that while there was life there was hope, so we packed everything and looked for a chance to jump.\u2019 \u201cN'ow, really.these men were in about as hopeless a position as one could possibly imagine; but, being endowed with optimism, they did not give way to despair\u201d += et .NEWSPAPER REPORTERS.1 have always had great sympathy ot newspaper reports\u2014a class of men generally about equally feared amd criticised.During a large part of my life since my graduation I have been brought in constant contact with the men of this profession.Only on sre occasions have 1 suffered at their hands serious injustice, due either to deliberate intent or to gross misunderstanding.1.have generally found them courteous and considerate, hon- estely desirous of getting the truth and of reporting it accurately \u2014Ab- || bots CIRRAEA MIKES SHER T0 VLA GENERAL CONFERENCE 18 TO DE HELD DURING THE FIRST WEEK IN OCTOBER Mexico City, Sept.28.\u2014Generai Venustlano Carranze today saswered à message sent by General Francisco Villa's division of the army, which, while protesting loyalty, ueked the first chief of the Constitutioaalists to resign in favor of Fernando Iglesias Calderon, thus maintaining the honor of the Comstitutionalist cause and preventing bloodshed and anarchy sad possible intervention.While the text of General Carranza's answer has not been made public, government officials are most optimistic regarding the results which it may have.It is semi-officially sated taht a egenar conference is to be prepared from Oct.I to Oct.§, when all differences existing between Generals Villa and Carranzs will be amicably adjusted through on undet- standing that no sorthern chief shall be a candidate for either tempotary or permanent presidency.AIMS OF PACIFISTS Mexico City, Sept 28\u2014The Pacifcation committee, orgatriteé amon officials here in an andeavor to \u201c just differences between Generals Carranza and Villa, departed today with the immediate object of reaching the nearest point where they can consult the generals of the division of the north.They will try to arrange a cessation of hostilities and secure an agreement which will prevent éur- ther clashes bDotween the factions.Where the conference will be held has not been made public.Torreon has been suggested as the most likely place.AH revolutionary chiefs will be kept fully informed of the proceedings of the conference.It is learned érom a high authority that the comeission believes Goth Carranza and Villa surrounded by elements prejudicial to continued peace and that the delegates consider one of their principal tasks will be to eliminate whet they regard as the faction responsible for recent disturbances.The committee is composed of Genral Alvaco Obregon, formerly a close friend of Villa but whose detention by ihe northern leader caused the present difficulty; Ramon F.Iturbe, Col.Loui: Santoyo, Jesus Trujillo, Guillero Garcia Aragon, Ramon V.Sos, Eduardo Hay, Andres Sauzedo and Col.Ernesto Santos Coy\u2014 SPIES IN ENGLAND \u2014\u2014 ' Mr.Le Queun's Startling Experiences With German Agents At the house of 8 mutual friend a few days ago, writes an English journalist, I renewed a pleasant ae- quaintanceship with Mr.William Le Queux, the popular novelist, who had returned from the Continent shortly before the outbreak of the world war.Naturally our conversation turned on the terrific struggle in which We are ifivoived, and it wae afte?expressing Ns admiration of the prompt manner in which our Government had grappled with the situation, and the extraordinary quickness with which our army and feet had been so efficiently mobil ized that Mr.Le Queux remarked: \u201cEven more satisfactory, I think, is the manner in which this country is now being cleared of German spits.Of one thing you may de quite certain\u2014that this war will re- suit in the Secret Service Department adopting such measures in future that the German spy who values his skin will be too frightened to live among us for the purpose of prying into our military and naval secrets.On this phase of the war Mr.Le Queux knows exactly what he is talking about There is no man who possesses 3 more intimate knowledge of the Secret Service of Continental Powers.For several years he has worked quietly and assiduously gathering first-hand information concerning German spies, and the knowledge he haes gained of- their methods and the discoveries he has made have proved of the greatest value to our Foreign Office.\u201cCuriously enough,\u201d continued \u2018Mr.Le Queux, \u201cthe public for some time refused to believe in the perfect organization of the German espionage system in this country.Today they are beginning to reslize what a menace to us German spies actually were.In 1908, while reconnoitring with two military experts between the Tyne and the Thames, work which occupied twelve months, for the purpose of writing my forecast, \u201cThe Invasion,\u2019 1 discovered extraordinary activity among German secret agents.They seemed to be everywhere, collecting details of telegraphic communications, telephones, fodder, horses, the location of banks, post-offices, food, stores, ete.\u2018It was in consequetrce of my discoveries that Colonel Mark ok- wood asked a question in the House of Commons regarding German spies in this country, à question which was met with laughter.Eight days latey I placed before the authotities two hundred documents which left no doubt as to the exact situation.Without any delay they quietly established a Confidential | Departmant to investigate the matter, and to register all suspected of being German agents.\u201cIt was very quickly spparent hat Germany had thrown an enormous number of secret ts upon our shores.1 estimated the number at 2000, and events have since proved thet I was right\u201d Mr.Le Queux hao pl part in these invest = TRE QUEBEC CHRONICLE._ \u2014 - t \u2014 mé \u2014 \" The TUCKETT Tobacco Co., Limited, under military permit have established Distributing Ware house to supply all CANTEENS with Cigars, Tobaccos and Cigarettes At Home Town Prices TUCKETT LIMITED HAMILTON = dramatic incidents.Five years ago » very excellent Gtrman band appeared in London, and played its plaintive tunes in various parts of the Metropolis: Six months ister, during which time the members of the band were successful in making a large aumber of notes valuable to the German secret service, they were arrested and deported.\u2018 J CURIOUS MULTIPLICATION.Beyond \u201cTwo Times Nine\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014 What! Multiply 343 oy 177 without knowing the Multiplication table beyond she \u201ctwo times nime Yes, If you ean multiply and divide by 2 you can get any produst in she following simple way: Put down the two numbers side by side and form & column under each by successively dividing dy 2 in the first column and doubling the nuarher in the second column.Diecaré ail remainders as you divide and erry both columns in even rows amil the last quotient is 1.Then cross out every line across the three columns that has an even f\u2018umber in the first column.add what remains in the second column and you bave the product.in the following celumns the numbers in parentheses are the ones to be discarded: 343 177 1 171 354 2 85 708 4 (42) (1,416) (8) 21 2832 16 (10) (5,664) (3 $ 11,328 64 2) (22656) (12) 1 45.312 250 60711 mW The reason why this comes out so nicely may be explained by means of a third column, showing the successive powers of 2.The powers standing in the uncrossed lines will exactly account for the remainders that were rejected, Their sum is therefore equal to the multiplier, 343, and opposite each is the partial product equal to 177 times the corresponding power of 2\u2014Youth's Companion.MUCH.WANTED CONVICT CAPTURED YEBTERDAY Sudbury, Ont, Sept.28\u2014Viotor Symonski, the much-wanted convict who escaped from Kingston Penitentiary on August 20th last, was captured tonight by Chief Clark of Copper Cliffe, single-Nanded, after a lively tussle in a boarding house in the foreign section.He has been trailed for nearly three hundred miles trom Smith's Fal's to Sudbury, by a small army of police, Dominion, Provincial, C.P.R.and local officials, constantly working or the case for the past month.There {s some suspicion that he is the man who shot and killed C.P.Rguard Patrick Moran 8: Smith's Falls.PILES Dr.ainly oure .and | wow You Need Not Know the Table: \u2014 fIRONBREW (TRADE-MARK REGISTERED It + ONTHE LABEL THE GENUINE IRONBREW BEARS THIS REGISTERED NAME AND TRADE MARK OF EACH BOTTLE, is offered you.There is only one, Mass & Waldstein Co.« \u201cFABER tiles bonded into slabs, it used for every ordinary sp kind makes a and thinn Te is freproof, being b without exce| by \u2018he British Fire Preve tion.\u201d OPERATING U > * Ee ns de | ALL OTHERS ARE SPURIOUS I THE MOST OELICIOUS HEALTHFUL & INVIGORATING NON-INTORICATING BEVERAGE I BERRIEN RR RNIN KAR HARI largegankeinforced Nollow-Tile Flooring This system of Fireproof Flooring consists of porous hollow does away with the beams and m 1t is a very cheap floor, because t saving in labor and material cemented together and reinforced by steel rods, it is classified The safest and strongest without exception.CANADIAN FIREPROOFING CO., LTD.Tetephone 4062.100 Fieurte Stad ITATIONS ERIATENOS.BEWARE Of the many spurious imitations of IRONBREW that the ORIGINAL, manufacturet by New York.We are the ordy authorized agents for the City and District of Quebec to bottle and sell the original Ironbrew.Ask you grocer or dealer for it.BUT beware of the just as good kind.There is none just as good.M.TIMMONS & SON Quebec, P.Q.Sole Bottlers.SYSTEM\" aa and live load in buildings of all its simple construction ; it is the lightest ption, on the market.uilt up with hollow terra cotta blocks, ation Committee under \u201cFull Protec.NDER FABER PATENTS, Jyllatuthorad LIQUIDATOR'SSALE Province of Quebec, District of Saguenay.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT (Under the Winding-up Act) EAST CANADA POWER & PULP COMPANY, LIMITED, In Liquidation; AND MONTREAL TRUST COMPANY, Liquidator Pursuant to a judgment of the Superior Court duly rendered, notice is hereby given by the undersigned that on the 6th day of October, 1914, at the Court House at La Malbaie in the County of Charlevoix, at the hour of three o'clock in the afternoons, weer wad be suid Ly public auction to the highest and last bidder the property of the Company in liquidation hereinaîter mentioned, such property to be sold in three portions.which will be made up as follows: 1\u2014All the timber limits held under license from the Province of Quebec aggregating approximately 392 square miles, such limits being in the location of Riviere de la Malbaie, and bearing the following limit numbers: 24,3 4, 5 62, 72 8 8.9 % 14 and 16, together with certain lands of the company on the east side of the harbor at Murray Bay, formerly be- ! longing to the Latierre Lumber Company, and bearing official numbers 476, 477, 478, 112, 114.115 and 116 no the official plan and book of reference of the Parish of St.Etienne de la Malbaie.2\u2014(a) All the rea! property of the Company in liquidation situate at or near Nairn Falls in the Parish of St Etienne de ls Malbaie on both sides of the Murray River, comprising the whole or parts of lots numbered on the official cadastre as Nos, 419, 421, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 428, 429, 435 436, 631, 633, 634, 636, 637, 638, 639, 641, 642, 643, 644, 645 and 646 together with any and all buildings.plant, machinery, improvements and fixtures that may be thereon ! (Sublect to change) .- emoved.By removing past eo te pits 434 gp a etes a {Campania .Wad, qu LN » am | | dence is.\u201cestablished RE ie LUSITANIA.Wed, Oct 34 1am, ! rhomts, MAURETANIA, Wed., Oct.21,1 am ROBERT STEWART, Lis LES AE Sh Cp na FC a Wa \u2018Ga 21,100 Publig Accountant - .i BRR Ly ARTANIA, Wed, Mov.itl em Fer : ail information, se tFranconia.Sat; Nov.21 am., que si too.LUGITANIA-.Wed; Nov 1 am orn SHERBROOKE: TocKN VET.lls Queenstown.ever 155 Wellington Stwe .MOORE cUNARS STEAMSKIR 00, Ltd.|| .Ee 31-24 State Street, Now.vs: FRENCH LINE Compagnie Generale trans Atlantique 8 .dm An.audit and verification of Jour Balance fbeet is at ll times: ap- = preciated \u2018by * Bankers, bt much more so ng such strained credit conditions fas exist at pre ent.\u201cCratit cannot exist whare thers (6.W.WALCOT, stioks and Bends , BOUGHT =: 20LD, CANADA.K |'Province of Quebec.\u2018District of Chicoutimi, | NEPTUNE INN No.4833 FES 5% to 6: 1-2% IN THER SUPERIOR COURT.MARIE LOUISE GAUTHIER, wife common as to property of J.Arthur Tremblsy, merchant, both of Jos- AUCTION SALE Province of Quebec, Distriet of Quebec, SUPERIOR COURT No.2927.Re: OXFORD SILVERWARE co.RKOISTKRED, lasoivent.NOTICE is bereby given that om TURSDAY, SEPTEURER ER th, 1914 at 11 o'clock s.m., will be seld st our erms of sale: CASH.The inventory list can be examined st our offices: the sa room will -\u2014\u2014\u2014|be opemed for on of stock Monday, Sept.2th, 1914, or wpos applyipg to the undersigned.Sale of Book Debts Book debts from \u201cThe National Knitting Co, Ltd, in liquidation to Sale By y Auctioï, In: the affair of MISS EMMA DEGROCHERS, ; of Levis, Milliner, Insolvent.NOTICE is hereby- given that on TUESDAY, THE 6TH of eT.1914, at 11 A.M.there-will be \u2018sold lic suction at the -offce\u2018of'the rsigned, 98 St.Peter street, Quethe assets.of this failure as fol- bo ( Stock Ciera 01.00 $1,130.56 \u2014\u2014 beo offices, assets of this company as fol- | and store furdiiturd .- 165.45 eueis 1 Dit \u20186 _.\u201d lows: - \" Sesucisy se fareare\u2019 ote B90 | This item wil be sold oben URES 20000000 29.18 wh sol 0e at vote (e)\u2014Typewriter .\u2026.o.120.00 | bééder for so much in the dollar.The inventory may be seen at the office of the undersigned, 98 St.Peter street, Quebec.The store\u2019 will be open for the inspection of stock on Monday, Octobes Sth, or before, by applying to: the undersigned.Conditions of payment\u2014CASH.LEFAIVRE & GAGNON, quieres, has, this day, instituted as action for separation as to proper- inst her \u2018anié husband.Sailings from ny.to mAviS ESPAGNE .Oct % 3pæ || J.T.LÉVALLET, PROP.VRANCE .Oct 7,10 am.) 3 13 Mountsia Hil ROCHAMBEAU .Oct.17, 3 pm.|§ LA TOURAINE.Oct 24.3 pm.|§ Amarican and Eur CHICAGO .Oct.81, 3 pm|# Cafe Attached to aL ! For information, spply: : Close to Boars.Elevator, Cars \u2018Wan.M.Mac $3 Dalhousie | § | : st.; Hone & Rivet, 31 Busde wt; F.8 Phoze 1768.QUEBEC: Stocking, 22 St.Louis st.oe IIe s Aug.204 ty agsinst Chicoutimi, July 10, 1914.: BELLEY & GAGNR, Ag-25x1m MONTREAL~LIVERPOOL HESPERIAN, Thur, 8 Oct.NUMIDIAN, fat, 10 Oct Gabis D venons scans 0 SAT.41% wo alt ici, apply: ALLAN REA & CO, | \u2026, and local agents.\u2014 ALLAN LINE Cises 3128 MONTRBAL\u2014-GLASGOW t.Peter st, Quebec.Or Home: .Rivet, 31: Buade at; À 8 Btochine, 32 St.Louis st, Dept.ages .- 35.25; HP Wescbount $35.° Agents, Quebec.50 25 §S.\u201cPRINCIPELLO,\u201d Class, $30.28.IRE Une Avg lIxla wists.St.Andrew street.CANAGIAN SRRSICK \u201d rom.Manatees) A .\u2026.0ct 9 ASCANTI.Steamers call Plymouth Eastbound Apply local ticket agent, or The Robert Reford Co, Limited, General Canadian Northern (Uranium Line, by special: charter.) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th.One Class (II) Cabin, $47.50; Third All Agents, or Company's Offics;.160 *Plione 8773.| Steametipe Limited hina, Philippines, Jagan, f Rates: \u2014 ASCANIA, Cabin (11) | rates.Direct wire service.Eastbound $57.30 up; Westbound, $47.50 up.Third class, Eastbound = Barry & Meillanamy Financial Agents _ \u201818-20 St James Street GRAIN BROKERS\u2014WHEKAT, CORN AND OATS.Traded in on hicago and\u2019 Manitabe Markets ox regular Cor iseion TELEPHONE\" 5236.Attys.\u2018doi Pialatifpre gr \u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADIAN PACIFIC Frans-Atleutie Service.ANNOUNCEMENT.The $6.Missansbie, the first of two sew moderate rate steamships which are nearing completion, will sail on her maiden trip from Liverpesl October 22.The Missamsbie is the last werd in shipbuilding and should prove an attractive acquisition Je.the Canadian trade.Dimensions à Length, 520 cree COMMERCIAL NEWS NEW YORK MARKET.(Canadian Press.) - - New York, Sept.28\u2014By reason of its important | bearing upon the inter- \u2018nationd] money market, \u201ctodiy's \u2018violent rise in foreign jexchange on Log: don overitiadowed'all other financis developments.Cables rose\u2019 to 5.07 and demand\u2019 sold af 501, esch tepre- senting\u2019 a gain of J \u2018ceñts \u2018per pot sterlidg over Tast Saturday and.re: stofing rates to the highest quots- tions for thesé remittances since the latter \u2018part of Algo.\u2019 ly by an increased\u2019 demand fer Y.on- don bills\u2019by perséts havin ing fai ge ob-] ligitions to dischaTge abrodd ly if expire.\u2018If was the geperdl expecta: 88.\u201cCANADA.\u201d and calfing at pontoon, Tatophone 2861, Nest sailings of this steamer from Quebec for Mething, Que, | intermediate pests as far as Campbelton, N.B, will be on Wednesdays, at 3 p.m, from Customs House 88.\u201cGASPESIEN.* Customs Here pentoon.jlendid accommodation for passengers, received day of sailing, till 1 p.m.For further information, apply to: J M POULIOT, JUST RECEIVED Cruwéocd's English Biscuits and Puffs.Bokselier\u2019s Chocolates.* Spanish and Canadian Ports aiid Shamies \"THE REL! BOYCE & SON, IABLE GROCERA\" \u2018 19-21 Cote d'Abraham.CASPE & BAIE DES CHALEURS 38.Co, TE This steamer will gail from 3 Quebec for Gaspe Basin; calling to all interraodiate ports ns far § -as Campbelltos, N.B., on Wednesdays, Sept.30th and, Oct.14th and 28th, at 3 p.m.from ÿ 156 ST.PAUL STREET.} tion\u201d that these maturfties wold bel \u2018met by new graifi\u201d and\u201d cotton, bifig, | but the supply\u2019 of the fatter has, been \u2018especially srpali, Because of thé gin- bargo on exports of that staple.Moreover, .the \u201c$100,000;000 \u2018gold pool was \u201ccounted on td religve t e, exchange situation, bie delay in thie | consummation of that\u2019 project has added to the genefaï confusion of the market, which was burdened with\u2019 a large short interest.Apropos of ÿ \\the gold fund, the local committee in charge was in active communication today with banks at other reserve, $ | centres, urging the speedy paymerdt of their share of the pool.The committee hopes\u2019 that a.portion of the! $100,000,0000 will -be available for use before the end of the week.Apart from the flurry in foreign ex J change, which, reacted slightly later, most of the day's news \u2018was of a cons! structive character.Batiness\u201d in the Western States holds steady, as indicated by traffic returns.Chicago reported enormous shipments from farms, with freer marketings in the south-west.Ancther significant development i the Middle West is the entier tone of the money market.Ît is-noteworthy that money eased\u2019 here, some four-month' or \u2018ôver-yesr new city noces recorded higher quo- }- tations, with a betfer inguiry for other short term notes.There were Establ'à.1356, some foreign wales of our bonds and.=, notes under the new arrangement of ete ov\u2014\u2014 my | the Stock Exchange, but no figures Fall Millinery Opening TO-DAY SEPTEMBER 19, And Fol lowing Days Ladies are cordially invited to inspect our display.L.P.LABRECQUE, MILLINERY IMPORTER, Phone 1040 77 St Jobn St No cards this season.Sept.19xtu, th,éatæ1m.DOMINION OOAL COMPANY, Limited \u201cBOMINION\u201d STEAM ii GAS COALS Sereeoned, Run-of-Mine and Slack : Fes Pastisuisre apply te .SALES AGENT, 118 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL 7, track Toronto.a were available.Tt is known, however, that practcally all these \u2018transactions.were at \u201cmoderate concessions.\u201d A summarized statement of the New Haven road for the fiscal year, operating income of $3,697,000, a \u2018decrease in total income of $6,533,000, a decreased surplus of $8,654,000 and 3 reduction in deficit of $21476,000.ported from London, while Paris and Rome advices indicated a prolongation of the moratorium at those centres .\u2014 miel THE TORONTO \u2018 PRODUCE MARKET Toronto \u2014 Quotations are as, {ols tows: Wheat\u2014Ontario, No.2 winter, $1.08 to $1.10 outside, according to location.Manitoba, No.1 northern, old, $1.18%; No.1 northern, new, $1.16%; No.2 northern, oid $1.13%4; No.2, northern, new, L124.No.3 do.53c at lake porte for imine.diate shipment.Ontario, No.2 white, new, 45 to 46c outside, Corn\u2014American, No.2 yellow, 83c vif, Cotlingwood.Barley.to 65c outside for malting.Manitobs, No.3, cwt, oe, bay ports Flour\u2014Manitoba, Histed quotations at Toronto are; Fires patents, $6.60.Ontario, winter, 90 per.cent :patents, $4.70 10 $490 oe Minfcod-Menitobs bran, sa.te ts | au por ton; do., shorts, $27 per.ton op- a.* Thé advancé \u2018was occasioned Targe- | \"| October, when many 90-day bills will'}\u2019 (From Barry & McManamy) Rarniogh \u2014\u2014 isin .BANK OF ENGLAND.\u201c London, Sept.28\u2014Bank of -Engla: and £Æ237,000 in American, coin.- OILS ETC.42: stocks 27,596.o-oo?\u2018Rosin, nominal; receipts: E11; shi ments 285; stacks 112837.- ee BNAKE A SUICIDE TO, T Poisonous Fangs in Its \u2018Own Body.~ reptile.snakes and never have shown fear pat 4 \u2018safe distance from\u2019 the\u2019 head the\u2019 buzz-tail reptile; = brush, and as it started to \u2018zig-zag C.P.R August net, decreased $598,000, ! © today.received £103,000 in dar gold Savannah, Ga, Sept.28-Turpentine nominal, 45%; receipts.357; shipments BALK ANTS AND CATS | Torurea by.Foes, $s Buries Its © Silver Lake, Ore, Sepp, 28\u2014Fhat a snake will commit suicide to escape torture\u201d was demonstrated here recently, When two cats, the property of à homéfteader near the lake, héerd- ed-4 bid dixmond fattler into a bill of he | red ants.The same battle also showed that a | cat j# quicker and more active thaws snake, and that the feline family i: stictively krows the difference bë: tween a poisonous and « harmii Although the cast shat drove the rattler to death by its own mouth \u2018have killed scores of harmless yrass the non-poisonous variety, they kept The rattler was flashed fa the sage ft.; beam, 64 It.; cross registered tonnage, 13,000.\u2018Capacity: 320 cabin, 1,200 thind-clssd.There are spacious procasnade decks, verandah, safe, drawing room, gymnasium, loynge, smoking room, and card room.All the latest and woet approved devices for salsty st sss Are employed, snd special attention has heen.poid to the ventile- tion system.We believe thts will be % Woes moderate rata ship ea the tient Rates: Cabin, 855,00 up; Third-clase, $32.50 to Liverpool.GQ.J.P.MOORE.30 Bf.john St, and 46 Duibousie St nd truder, They crep into the mouth of the snake, fastened themselves to its eyes and covered its head.The rattier struck.blindly in ail directions, beating the sage brush, the ground, .[anything in its path: It turned belly upward, then tried to bore its head into the earth: \u201cThe ants held fast.\u2018 A homsetedear and his wife and the two cats were interested spectators.Finally the snake looped \u2018its head and deliberately\u2019 sank, two poison fangs \u2018into the centre \u2018of its body, clinging in this position until the buzzing tail ceased to vibrate.ç : ' LETTERS BRING BIG SUM F Nelson letters which were offered for sale recently at Christie's, London, were acquired hy.Mr.Quaritch.He started we bidding at $1,500 and fought down the opposition until the colfection fell.to: him at -$11,000 which is.roughly, about $50 for each letter.Nelson's wedding ring.This is not a record price: for Nelson relics, though the collection is without a rival in interest.Indigestion ship- of and Headaches | be sold for \u201cthe account of e Liquidators.Guelph Worsted Spinning Co., 144.\u201d | Office: 98 St.Peter street, Book debts and notes .$1234.41 Quebec.\u2018The list can be examined at our of.| G.R.GRENIER & CO, fices.Auctioneers.LARUE & TRUDEL, Sept.29,0ct.1,3x3 Curators.| pomme eme remet ever Offices: Dominion Building, Met PU tats.KEEP AHEAD OF Quebec, Sept.15th, 1914.THE GAME Sept.16/17,19,21,23,24,25,26,28,29x 10 ; In buying our COTES CLEAR HAVANA.CIGARS, in five different\u2019 sizes, as fol lows:\u2014 Panateläs .Bouquet Perfectos .3-25 or 3.00\u201425 Corona .20 or 4.00\u201425 JOS.COTE, Wholesale Tobacconist 188 St.2iul street Also at his four branches: = Ne.1, 179 St.Joseph street No.2, 18 $t John street No.3, 212 St John street No.4, 76 Mountain Hill The coll:ction included Lady | 3 {between the bushes one\u2019 of the cats\u2019 tponuced upda the singing tail: The \u2018angered sdake tutned quickly, coiled, | and struck,\u201d but\u2019 the cat\u2019 was \u2018out of reach before the rattler was half un- | Arising From Constipation, Cured and Regular Habits Established by Dr.Chase's Kidney.Liver Ka \u2014\u2014 FOR SALE BY > B.RENAUD & CO.1 P.G.BUSSIERE & CO.loans being placed at 7 per cent.The | ended June 30 showed à decrease in | An enpinshon of trading was re- | wound.Again the race started\u2019 through t sage.pered just a few inches from t the snake coiled for \u201c¥ phis \u2018tormentors \u2018to approach.t the snake moved as if to strike.brush on the high gear.escape pursuit the rattler tried the insects as a doorway, tack of the feline forcés.The bite of the red ant is as pai \u2018ful as the sting of a \u2018héney bee, bi not so poisonous.One \u2018cat crouched \u2018and scam- head of the snake, the other again attacking the \u2018whizzing tail, Repeatedly Atrike, but when it struck, the casts were out of reach, and when\u2019 the repfilé\u2019 waited for cats merely cirtled their prey, advancing and retreating quickly when The irenzied snake finally \u2018gave up the fight and started through the The race led over an ant hill, and in.its; effort to squeeze into the small kole used by Thousands of ants instantly cesent- ed the instrasion and joined the at- The little insects In the Western Provinces, where so many thousands live far from doctors and drug stores, very many rely on Dr.Chase's medicines to cure disease and maintain health and strength.-This letter gives some idea of what perfect control Dr.Chase's Kidney- Liver -Pills exert over the most common ills of life.Mrs.H.K.Hewer, farmer's wife, Eastburg, Alta., writes: \u201cFor about ten years I suffered from constipation, indigestion, headache and languid feelings.Treatment from two or three doctors afforded only temporary relief, so 1 turned to Dr, Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, and with most satisfactory results.Headaches have dissppeared, regular habits established and general health very much better.\u2018Both my husband and I can speak highly of Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, as we have both been greatly benefited by them.\u201d One pill a dose, 25¢ a box, $ for $1.00, all dealers.or Edmanson, Bates and Co, he he he to fe ut PROF, P.T.BERRIDGE Chiropody 44 St.Eustache Street Phone 5885 MATERIALS FOR COSTUMES | MATERIALS FOR MANTLES [5 swarmed over the buzzing, hissing in.Oats \u2014 Canada western, No, 2, 54e; | Limited, Toronto._ etes \u2018We have for sale blocks which constitute sbeolute safe investment, at prices ith present market conditions BREEN & GOURDEAU STOCK AND BOND BROKERS 63 ST.PETER STREET, and 6 SAULT AU MATELOT STRERT.NOTICE TO INVESTORS of various Municipal and Public Utility cousist- Telephone 185.ET TI rR THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANOE OOMPANY \u2018Accumulated Funds Gaasratsa tés eMepe ma sea dates susssaranees nf] 000.000 Revenue for the Year .i.The Neversionaty Bofivé of rofit policies.Aovets jf Canada 0210 We September SO; | turn limit, Qetober 30th, 1934 .5.00 P.M.TRAIN .Will: \u2018continue co ru aftes September el, wat furth further advice, REDUCED SECOND CLASS COLONIST FARES Quebec to Nelson.Vancouver, Vie toria, Seattle, etc.Also to San Fraecisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Cal.In effect September 24th 40 Ostalber 8h.1914 Full partieulars tickets, ste~ at: ~~ BL John street and Station Ticket ce.G.J.P.MOORE, Genera! Railway and Stes: Agency.All lines te RAILWA NRRL Sess LOW FARES to PACIFIC COAST.One-way second-class vis Chicago to Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, San Prancisco, Los Angeles, Saa Diego.In effect September 24th to October 8th, 1914.COLONIZATION EXCURSION TO NEW ONTARIO.Via G.T, Ry, and T.& N.O.Ry., September 30th.Returning until Oe-\u2019 tober 10th, 1914.| Particolars and tickets st 10- Ste, Anne street.GEO.H, STOTT, ,C.T.kP.A, Qpebee.Te CENTRAL, _RAILWAY | Through New York Sleeping Car Every Day DINING CAR SERVICE - Trains Leave Levis: 8:00 A.M.\u2014For Portland, Sherbreoke .\u2014 and ail local statique, daily except Sunday.3:30 P.M \u2014For New York and Boiton and all main fine stations daily.For Chaudiere Valley and Megantie divisions daily except Sunday.Through New York puliman daily connecting at Sherbrooke with pullman\u2019 for Boston.Ferry from Quebec 30 minutes ie advance of train departure.ing, fox.© and D.P.Agent, et, agent for Thos.Cook all ocean.steamship fines + CANADIAN GUPEMNM ENT HERS EAS INTERCOLONIAL CLS A NE - 8.20 a.m.\u2014 Local Express daily except Sunday, to CampbeHton and intermediate stations.1:55.pam.\u2014Maritine Express to St.John and Halifax daily except - Saturdays.Maritime on Saturdays runs to Mont Joli, Connections for Murray Bay daily.5:18 p.m.\u2014Local Express to Riv.du Loup and Intermediate Stations, daily exc unday.12:10 Lane Dcean Limited to Halifax daily.Connections for Murray Bay except Sunday.3:25 a.m \u2014Ocean Limited to Ste.Hyacinthe and Montreal daily.12:50, p.m.\u2014Maritime, Express eo Se.Hyacinthe and Montreal: daily; q 4:00 Local Express to Montreal\u201d | and\u2019 intermediate Wes July, el da A cept Sen GT.7 Du Fort St e\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 COTATA RAILWAY TEMS TINRTASLE Taking Effect June 22nd, 194.Ma L (a) Lenven Idviers du nie 48 ».more SEXES Las LE L su Ne À de) Kia Ni ere wig bs KE 0 A.Ned (0) Seen Dita ue.2.eu: cog PE nies, nez J NEB At eld, Mi i Riviere é rE a Fo \u2014_\u2014 as Gaspe Steamship Co., Lid, 88.LADY OF GASPE $27.00 For » return trip of 8 days to Pas jac, Bais des Chaleurs, meals and \u2018included Accommodation for 100 tourists.The steamer calls at.Perce and intermediate ports giviag tims to passeagers to \u2018visit thess interesting places.Next sailings, Sept.29th, Oct.13th and Ta For further informasion apply.to A BOUCHARD, Managef, \u2018 > 40 Irathoncie stredt, .Po is ITILLY ITIL Montreal Service Daily, except Sunday, at 6 p.m.Saguenay Service Twice a week, TUESDAY, mé SATURDAY, at 6 am North Shors Service Steamer LAURENTIAN wilt wil for NATASHQUAN and iste.metas posts, AY, OCTOBER ; P.CONNOLLY, 4 7 7 General Agent. 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more one than it is even now-that of the year, although he receives no 'is the great problem.There is a perfumed notes, no flowers.no ma- third, however, Not to be lost sight dine sire amis ouside oe geo bo 12 mid ofending the du nations, door tn steal q glance at him.\u201cMichael\u201d is just a dog.He has\u2014 Other Instances whisper it low that his feelings may | With regard to the law of nations, i nat he hurt\u2014just a stray dog.a gut- | the employmen: of our Indian troops .; .is in order and has many precedents.i he oe and Jum Sefore be | The French used their Tareos in 1870 © .ge he rest nan uv ® a land are again using them in 1914.The : precinet known as the pourd.Miss\u201d V'nited States uscd their negro troops | Marion Dentler has \u201ctried out\u201d al in Cuba, and would, no doubt.use sorts of aristoeratic dogs for the lead.| them again were the United States ing part in \u201cPeg O° My Heart\u201d but | t9 Come into conflict with any other they had no dramatic talent whatever | CPUNtry; and for precisely the same and she was not able to find a dng | rcatons which makes us use the Inwhich could play the rule until thi élan troops.They are citizens of little mongrel was obtained from the ! \u20ac country.Readers of von Rerncanine tombs for a dollar and a quar- 3 dus hook, Germany and the à ext ter, showing brains are nat a matter V7\" will recollect that he without of breed.In \u201cPeg O' My Heart.\u201d =~ vd of sondemnation, in estimat- Miss Dentler says: \u201cIf a dog's got to _'¥ t°c armies which can be brought be a dog.he nvght to look like al into line on both sides.contemplates dog.and not like anybndv\u2019s knittirg, | the use ol negro Tunisian and Mo- You could never mistake \u2018Michael\u2019 for | roccan soldiers by the French and anvthing hut a dog\u201d of the Indian army by ourselves.Oliver Morssen is «ending the] _ Moreover, the eager attempts of greatest comely triumph the stage | Germany to secure Turkey as its ally has ever known in the last decade, |are clear evidence of how they regard \u201cPeg O° My Heart\u201d together with | the matter: and it is to he remen.- \u201cMichael\u201d and » superb portraying | bered that the Asiatic troops of Turcompany.to the Auditorium, Thurs- | key cannot for one moment compare day.Friday and Saturday nights and | in endizhtenment, education or line.an mcr gn HOW RUSSH MOBILIZED AFMY COSSACKS SPREAD NEWS TO PEASANTS AND FARMERS IN SIBERIA.London, Sept.28\u2014How the people of Siberia took the news that war had been declared and their action in preparing for it is told in a despatch from Omsk, Siberia, to the Daily Telegraph, under date of September 15.The despatch follows: \u201cHere in the heart ct Siberia the most striking feature to a foreigner of the early stages of the war was the remarkable business like fashion in which the country tackled the grim realitieis of war, \u201cWe were in Semipalatinsk, 600 miles from the railway, when the war was declared.The news was carried all over Siberia by galloping Cossacks, who spread across the country notifying the farmers and peasants of che l'ttie villages and ordering mobilization.\u201cOmsk, three days\u2019 journey from Semipalatinsk, we found humming with well regulated activity.There were ncarly 200,000 reservists already gathering there and being sent ves:- ward for drilling in the encampments in Southern Pussiarapidity, precisicn and smoothness with which the vast masses of troops were handled.This was an object lesson in the awakening of the Russian Empire and a reminder that Siberia is adpoiing aggressive methods in grappling with its vast problems, = F.SIMARD \u201cThe outstanding feature was the ! 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