The Quebec chronicle, 3 février 1916, jeudi 3 février 1916

[" SEVILL ORANGES For Marmalade New Stock Just Recetved.10¢ Ih asaklished 1082.K.GRENIER.\u2018Grocer and Wine Merchant, 04-06 St.Joun Street.\"Phones 1247-1248 BE INTERNED.London, Feb.2\u2014The British gov- omment will hold that the Appam must Be released under clauses 1 and 82 of the Hague convention of 1907, it was stated today.These provide that a merchantman cannot be converted into an auxiliary cruiser on the high sezs and that a merchantman prize can only be taken into a neutral port under certain circumstances of distress, injury or lack of food, and if she does not depart within a stipulated time cannot be interned but must be turned over to the origin:1 owners with all of her cargo.According to the\u2019 British contention, under these clauses the prize érew mugt be interned.Since the news of the Appam\u2019s ar- tival there has been some anxiety as to whether the raider Moewe might have attacked any other passenger boats.It has been ascertained, however, that all the South African liners are accoupted for.Two big liners, \u2018Walmer Castle and Kenilworth Castle, sre both safe, but ficither af them had seen.anything of the German ar.J ust what we wouid have liked to do, bad we been in the Geyman position,\u201d was the remark of a British paval officer, discussing Lieutenant | ta the Berge's exploit.Relief at the safety of the liner,|\u2018 ; coupled with undisguisei admiration [| for «the exploit of her captors marks the British attitude toward the Appam incident.But the international aspect of the case developed much criticism of the German move as being de- ~ tiberately planned with the purpose of | further involving the United States in a controversy with the British gov- ernmentr Naval authorities explain\u2019 that would probably have been easier to take the prize into a Spanish or other ymearby neutral port, but they qualify \u201cthis with the statement that, since the United States has expressed the desire that British cruisets should not hover about American ports, the Germans niay have felt that the way would be clearer.Long lines of relatives of the passengers\u2019 brought to \u2018pott by the Appam, recalling scenes at th: time of the Titanic and Lusitania disasters, turned today's gathering in front of the company's offices \u2018into a joyful ceiebration.The steamer Clan MacTavish, which {s reported sunk by the Moewe, was one of the most valuable of the Clan Line.She carried a very rich cargo consisting mostly of wool and beef from Australia and New Zealand, Her crew numbered eighty.Wool dealers here have been anx- fous for some time concerning the \u201cwhereabouts of the steamer.KILMARNOCK SCOTCH WHISKY BRITAIN CONTENDS THAT APPAM MUST BE FREED) CLAUSES 21 AND 22 OF THE HAGUE CONVENTION OF 1907 ARE CITED\u2014~THE PRIZE CREW MUST EFFORT TO END SMALL SALARIES FOR TEACHERS GOVERNMENT GIVES BONUS TO MUNICIPALITIES PAYING MORE THAN 200.The report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction for 1914-15 was tabled in the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon by the Provincial secretary.In the opening paragraphs of his report the Superintendent refers in .eplogistic.terms.to.the nomination of Hon.P- E.Lethe «Wie position of Lieutenat Governor of the Province which was fearned with joy in educa- .tional circles.It is pointed \u2018out that in view of the tendency among farmers\u2019 sons to flock the cities the Department has done :/ all in its power to develop a taste for farming among the pupils attending /the rural schools.In fourteen years | 61,568 pupils were given ideas of agriculture, while the number of school fardens in the past incrzased from 280 to 710 and the number of young gard- ners increased by 8,712.Notable progress was rade in the teaching of house-keeping in the regular House-keeping Schools as well as in the othér scliools, while the construction of school houses was very [active and-in no way affected by the war.In reference t« the salaries paid to male and female teachers the report states that they are increasing in a satisfactory manner.It is considered that the premiums offered by the Government to municipalities that do not pay less than $300.to their teachers will soon put an end to small salaries.METHODIST PARSON ENLISTS AS PRIVATE.St.Thomas, Ont, Feb.2.\u2014 Rev.E.R.Elgood, B.A.pastor of Muncey Methodist Church, aged 30 and married, today enlisted with the 91st Overseas Battalicn as a private.This makes the third Rigin county clergyman to enlist as a private in the past ten days.\\ ACTION AGAINST COL J.A.FAGES.Montreal, Feb.2\u2014Mayor F.X.A.Carriere, of the 85th Regiment, entered action today against Col.J.A.Fages, deputy assistant adjutant and quarter-master-general, for $5,000,00 damages.Major Carriere\u2019s claim is based on the d of alleged \u201cverbal insults\u201d said to have ben proferred by Coll Fages ° A NOVEL CHARGE.- Montreal, Feb, 3\u2014\"Obtaining under false pretences for transportation of the dead body of his wife,\u201d who, though separated {rom him, Is very, thuch alive, is the novel charge which | E.Harty Pratt, C.P.R.brakeman, faced before Judge Leet, in the Police Court today.Pratt went to Torqnto without the \u201cdody,\u201d and was arrested there last night.Trial was: fixed for February 8th, STRAMER STRIKES MINE; IS BEACHED | London, Feb.1.\u2014, p.m.\u2014~The steam.\u2018er Prinses Julians, plying between iLondon and Flushipg and one of the largest.and fastest vessels in the channel service, struck a mine in the North Ses and has been beached at Felixlowe, Suffolk.The passengers and @rew were, resin the vicinity asd\u2019 \\nded at Harfich.- The Prinses Juliana recently rescued ¢ crews of two steamers thet had by mines off.the Galley Berlin.And, Vienna Claim Fo Have Checked The Russian Advance\u2014Roma Lays Claim To Victory In Sugana Valley \u2014Attack On Saloniki Is Thought To Be Inminent\u2014Greece And Ruma- Have Signed Neutrality Compact .tillery engagements, and in none of town of Lensreport the capture and destruction of objective of the Austro-Hungariqne.to & Rome despatch.The British in East and West against the Germans in the capture sen is now at Monastirsays: diplomatic relations ars approaching \u2018nia Are Reported To .QUEBEC, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1916.AND ARE ALSO AGGRESSORS .IN CHAMPAGNE AND VOSGES : a Newsar these has any noteworthy achievements been recorded.Heavy bombardments have takes place in the Champagne region of France and near 8t.Die in the Vosges mountains, with the French the aggressors.The French guns also have shelled the On the Russian front Berlin claims the defeat of a stréng Russian force between the Stochod and Styr rivers, while Vienna reposts the forced withdrawal of the Russians form their advanced trenches nesr Usciecsko, in East Galicia, during mining operations.In hand to hand fighting on the Col Di Iana slope, the Austrians Italian saps and alse thy, repuise of Italian infantry attacks in the Sugana valley.Roms, howeÿer, credits the Italisns with the victory in the latter region The concentration of large numbers of Germans, Bulgerians and Turks along the Greek frontier is taken in Athess to mean thit an attack by the Teutons and their allies is soon to be made on In Albania the Austro-Hungarians are reported to be progress unopposed.A despatch from Athens says a Montenegrin army has effected a junction with the Serbian fa'len back on Durasss, Albanie\u2019s chief seaport, which is ml.Grosce snd Rumania Mave-signed = dual neutrality compaël actes\u201d Africa are iseping up their gains of towns and military positions, according to official reports from that region.\u2018In West Africa a British column has formed a junction with the French troops at Ambam.| The Crown Prince of Turkey is reported in a Constantinople despatch coming by way of Berlin to have committed suicide owing to ill-health.EXPECT ATTACK ON SALONIKIL London, Feb.3\u2014An .Austro-German offensive against Saloaiki is imminent, according to Saloniki advices from a German source to the Exchange Telegraph's Athens correspondent, who says that the Gievgeli- Strumitsa railway has besn repaired and that Field Marshal Von Macken- A portion of the Montenegrin army, this correspondent adds, has ef- - fected a junction with the Serbian troops and fallen back on Durasso.SLUMP ON GERMAN BOURSE.London, Feb.8\u2014A despatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Zurich \u201cIt is reported that there was a heavy slump today on the Frankfort, Germany, Bourse, owing to the belief of financiers that German-American a crisis.\u201d GENERAL DOBELL'S PROGRESS.London, Feb, 8\u2014The following official communication was issued tonight regarding operations in West Africa: \u2019 \u201cGeneral Dobell, telegraphing from West Africa Feb.1, reports that Daing was occupied by Col.Haywood's column Jan.96 with slight loss, and that after defeating the enemy in another engagement two days later Col.Haywood ocupied Nkan.This column is in touch with the French troope under Col.Lemeillour, who are at Ambam.\u201cAnother British column under Col.Coles occupied Lolodorf Jan.se.\u201cLarge snemy convoys continue to pass into Muni, Spanish Guinea.\u201d RAST AFRICAN CAMPAIGN.\u201cA report received from General \u201cLONDON NEXT.\u201d New York, Feb.3.\u2014A Tribune cable from Geneva says: \u201cFriedrichshaven, the site of the chief Zeppelin factory, is today beflagged and en fete, and the children of the town have been granted two holidays in celebration of the great faid on the fortress of Paris.Scores of congratulatory telegrams have reached Count Zeppelin at Suttgart.The general cry in Friedrichshafen is \u2018London next\u2019 and the phrase is even chalked on the walls.©0106 0 100 300 X00 106 108 10% 01 0 00 0 3 0 M HANGED FOR MURDER; PROTESTS INNOCENCE Parry Sound, Ont, Feb.8\u2014Arthur Richard Cassan, aged 33, was hanged this morning for the murder of James Degrorge.th was instantaneous.He maintained his innosence to the ROOUBORDRORNNONT Dad 45 15 0 08 100 30 10 ONCE IDE ME 06 06 X06 FX 00 X63 OF last sad met death demi.3 London, Feb.8, 6.01 p.m-\u2014A British official communication dealing with the operations in East Africa, made public bere tonight, says: Sir Horace L.Smith-Derrien states that the small post of Kasigau, which was occupied by the snemy Dec.5, has now been abandoned by the enemy.\u201d to dress for today's temperature?.A local paper is making à \u201cDemand of Submissions.\u201d What will their next demand be?see A Toronto man was fined this week for using nasty language over telephone.No Quebecer would be guilty of such an outrage.London Seientists declare the Brite ish people are ignorant.That's al} right, but just let 9 German Bclentist insinuate such a thing, The local Legislature voted grants to charity this week.Someone suggested that \u201ccharity begin at home.\u201d Wonders of the World).\u2014Forget- ting to play the National Anthem.(Ladies\u2019 Morning Musical Club please taie notes).The belief prevails in official circles in Washington that the State | Denartnient will declare the British steamer Appam a German prise.Peirding formal decision, however, the captured steamer will be held by the American authorities with the prize crew, the captain and crew of the liner and certain of the passengers who are alleged to belong te the armed forces of Great Britain on board.Permission has been given by the government for the M5 other persons on board to land at N There is scarcely any fighting on any of the battle V Regina .+ «sos seven the [Quebec .+ 000000 AMERICA IS CONTEMPLATING SEEKS EXTENSION OF ITS POWERS SHAWINIGAN WATER AND POWER COMPANY'S BILL IS PRESENTED.Among the private bills which wilt be studied at the present session is one to amend the charter of the | Shawinigan Water and Power Company.= This measure which has been presented by Mr.L.Cannon points out that as the business of the company is increasing and its sphere of activities is becoming larger it is essential | for its proper development that power be granttd to: \u201cPurchase or otherwise acquire, hold, sell or otherwise dispose of shares of stock, bonds, debentures or other sccurities of any other corporation notwithstanding the provisions of article 5998 of the Revised Statutes, 1909; Carry on any other business, whe- | Shar 3 or otharwise, which may seem.to the company capable of being conveniently carried on in connection with its business or objects; Raise and assist in raising money for and aid by way of bonus, Ioan, promise, endorsement, guarantee or otherwise any corporation in the capital stock of which the company holds shares or with which it may have business relations, and act as employee, agent or manager of any such corporation, and guarantee the performance of contracts by any such corporation or by any person or persons with whom the company may have business relations; Distribute among the shareholders of the company from time to time any specie, shares, bonds, debentures securities or other property belonging to the company.\u201d In the final clause of the bill it is stated: \u201cNotwithstanding anything in the present act contained, the company shall not have the power of constructing, acquiring or\u201d operating tramways in the Districts of Three Rivers and Quebec, the Island of Montreal or on the south shore of the St.Lawrence, or of conducting electricity within the counties of (Charlevoix), Levis and Ottawa.\u201d | The Weather | | Toronto, Feb, 2.\u2014There has been another heavy snowfall in Britsh Columbia and s moderate fall in Nova Scotia; elsewhere the weather has been fair.The temperature continues low in the western provinces and has fallen considerably ia the Maritme Provinces.Min.Max.Dawson .« + +.02 4 94 \u2018Prince Rupert .+ « « » 18 Vancouver .20 Victoria .» Kamloops *10 Edmonton « » Moose Jaw « s ¢ 0 4» Prince Albert .© +.+ Winnipeg .+ + + + 00.Port Arthur .+ oo + Parry Sound .cw oo 8 TOTONLO « o ¢ os avvse Kingston s « oo 0» + Ottawa .+ + 0 a Montreal + + + oo » Bt John.000._ Po.voasts.| Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: \u2018Moderate to fresh winds, mostly fair and moderately cold, with light local snow.Ottawa, St.Lawrence, Galf and North Shore: Moderate to fresh winds, mostly fair and moderately cold, with light 1 snow.Maritme Provinces: Strong winds and moderate gales from north-east- ward, with snow.; Lake Superior District: Westerly winds, ght Tosa! sac but ment fais PHILIPPINE Washington, Feb, 2.\u2014A definite policy contemplating Philippine independence within four years was approved by the Senate todsy, Viee- President Marshall casting the deciding vote in favor of the Clarke: amendment to the Philippine bill directing the President to withdraw American sovereignty within a four- year period.The vote, which followed weeks of debate, wai 41 to 41.An effort to re-commit the bill was defeated and final action on the mess ure, which has not yet passed the House, was deferred until tomorrow.Administration senators in supporting the Clarke amendment maws- tained that some such definite provis- ign was necessary to square with the independence declaration in the Baltimore platform.President Wilson has made no public comment on the proposed amendment, but Senators who had discussed it with him let it be knowh he was not to it.Chairman Hitchcock, of the Phinppine committee, opposed the amendment and was supported by eleven INDEPENDENCE VICE-PRESIDENT OF SENATE CASTS DECIDING VOTE IM FAVOR OF CLARKE AMENDMENT PROVIDING FOR THIS.- .other.Democrats.Five Republicang voted for the amendment.By the terms of the amendment as perfected, porvision is made for extension of time for granting inéeper dence, if the President should deesg it advisable, until Congress shall havg kad an opportunity further to come sider the subject.Provision also is made for the ree tention by the United States of lands und rights for naval bases and csale tng stations.ity 4 STRUCK HUN MINE | London, Feb.2\u2014As in the case of the Holland-America Liner Ryndam, the Admiraity authorities are convince ed that the Prinses Juliana, which was beached yesterday at Felixstone in the North Sea, struck a submerged Gere man mine.When the ship struck, she had just taken on a British pilot, and it is declared that any loose British mine would have been floating within Circulating Library Don't spend the Long Winter Evenings doing nothing, take this opportunity to Read tie Latest Books by becoming a member .at JOHN E.WALSH'S Reg\u2019d, 11 8T.JOHN STREET.plain sight of the lookouts.12 Fabrique St - 40S.COT Largest Distributor of Smokers Requisites in Quebec.Established in 1087.Six Stores in Town Valier Street.N HEAD OFFICE and Street.° Auto Tires and Tubes Cylinder Oil and Greases F.H.ANDREWS & SON, 2£8 St, Paul Street, Queb c VALIQUE'TS If you want the best on your table buy our Breakfast Rolls, Home-made Bread, Dinner Bread, Cakes of all kinds.Ice-Cream and Hot 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arrangement was reached on orders from Washington after a conference between representatives cf the German and British governments on the Old Point wharf with the Norfolk Collector or Customs, Norman R.Hamilton, acting as intermediary.The captured liner at anchor ar Hampton Roads off Fortress Monroe since she put into the Virginia Capes Tuesday morning.will move up to Newport News eafly tomorrow to disembark her passengers.With the others will land G.D.Tagliaferri, a naturalized American of Nevada, the only citizen of the United States TRON IP MRE ALLOWED LIBERTY te \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 REDMOND MAKES STRONG APPEAL FOR RECRUITS IRELAND MUST BE WHLLING TO FULFIL OALIGATIONS, HE SAYS DETAINED ON CHARGE Dublin, vis London, Feb.3.\u20148.50 em\u2014John Redmond has issued a stirring appeal for recruits from Ireland.He says: \u201cRecent events have made it abso- lish vessel taken in a period of four tely essential that Ireland for her own days, ail the operations oceurring less sake, to guard her own highest inter.; {ests and to miatnain her honor, should than two hundred miles off the coast {make it plain to the whole world that of Spain.On Jan.11, the steamners STE Corbridge and Farringford were Pan nina ion fulfil per overhauled about 130 miles north jand is shirking her duty will be a west of Cape Finisterre; on Jan.12 deadly injury to her future interests.the Dromenby, Author, Trader, and | There has been slackness in re- Ariadne were taken in the Atlantic | cruiting in the agricultural districts, still further at ses and northward.but winning the war is of the greatest | It was about sunset on Saturday \u2018importance to Irish agriculturist, for © small boat put out with a boarding party and in a short time a prize crew was in possesbion of the ship.The Appam was the seventh Eng- | PERSONAL | - Mr.Paul Lanetot, of thie city, is spending a (ew days in Montreal, Mr.Frank Goad; vi T'orgnte, ie registered at the St.Louis Hotel Mr.J, McGuire is among thé Montrestérs\u2019 af the Se Louis Hôtel., Dr.J.P, Gauvreau, of Montreal, is at the St.Louis Motel | - : Mr.Alfred Belley, son of Mr.L.G.Belley, advocate of this city, leaves for Calgary, Alberta this afternoon, after à months visit to bis father.i The Rev.J.Aitken, Clatk, of.Three Rivers, atrived in town yesterday to conduct the Masonic service.He wae the guest of Capt.and Mrs, W.G.Fellows, St.Cyrilie street.Messrs, A.Miller, T.Delany, H.G.| Perry, C.H.Handiey, W.Lambton, | of \u2018the Quebec Curling club, are at the Windsor Hotel, Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.A.PF.McTier, Mr., and Mrs.J.Breakey, Mrs.A.C.Dun-' lop, Miss Dora Brown, Rev, J.J.i Wright, Lieut.-Col.Paquet, J.B.La-; berge, and J.M.Larue, of this city, were at Montreal hotels this week.R.B.White, and W.J.Darlington, | when the Appam was captured.Through the night and into the next day the raider followed her closely, and on the evening of Jan.16 she drew away to attack the British steamer Clan MacTavish.It is variously estimated that the attack was made at from five to ten miles from the Appam, but flashes of fire were visible from the liner.Passengers and other prisoners, however, were kept below decks and glimpses through portholes had to satisfy them.| Details of what happened still are unavailable as the Germans refuse to Registered at the St.Louis Hotel: \u2014Dr.J.Gauvreau, Louis Couture, Lucien Couture, J.McGuire, Montred]; Frank Goad, Toronto; Mrs.Ida 8.Cuflins, Boston: W.M.Clark.Boston; Lt.Savoy, 33rd Batt.: T.B.Speirs, F.Berry, St.Fereol.At the St.Roch Hotel: J.L.Bail.| largeon, Montreal; A.Dartois, Mont-: real} H.J.Bergevin, Montreal; F.W.Lavallee, of Montreal; A.E.Cox, of Montreal; Ernest Blouin, Berthier; Hbecome one of the most troublesome | St.Amand, of Ste.Genevieve: J.Wcomplexities of the war.As both | Girard, Montreal; Frank Tardif, Mont \u2018 governments concede she is a prize.| Joli; Tel.Marois, St.Fabien: D.Bru- : nothing remaius to be decided except : no; Montreal: 1 Fortier and wife, of if the Allies are defeated there is danger of every Irish tenant being robbed of his land by the Prussians.The position of the tenant farmer who expects the people of the towns to fight for _him is contemptible.To desert your countrymen in the trenches will mean the death knell of your hana aspirations and ambitions.\u201d ; Montreal.ADDRESS AT OTTAWA IS CARRIED WITHOUT DIVISION (Continued from Page Three) naude had shouted for Mr.Borden; when it was a question of shouting tor the Nationalist chief he had shouted for him.Mr, Patenaude had presided at the big*Nationalist meeting in the Ontario Skating Rink in Montreal in 2911, He had travelled around Quebee with the Nationalists, making speeches similar to these made by them.Immediately after the election of 1911 he had been appointed Conservative organizer for the Province of Quebec.Mr.Demers saw no reason for the selection of Mr.Patenaude for a place in the Ministry except that he had lessto be pardoned for than his Nationalist colleagues.not known in the House of Commods moreover.Mr.Demers said that Mr.Patepaude had made & little nest for himself and was to be congratulated upon that fact.Mr.Demers asserted that there were certain scandals which should be i vestigated.Rotten hay, he alleged, had been sold to the Government in In addition, some con- \\ A RACE BETWEEN AN AUTOMOBILE AND PASTEST TRAIN IN AMBRICA Shows ip a Film Presented at Audi tesiump This Aftéracon, Tomertoæ, 4 and Satdrday.\u2019 A race for a record between a Cadillac sutomobile and the fastest train in America will be the most sensational attraction of the bill at the Auditorium for this afternoon, tomorrow and Saturdsy, afternoon and evening.That film was taken at the risk of his life by one of the best camera men in the filnx business today and the success he has achieved shows what can be done with a camera in our days.It is easy with the wonderful work of the camera to see at what terrific speed the automobile and the train are going.One cannot help admire be the Paramount Picture begioning today.toeq as: Frohmsa's _itune through \u201cCharley's Aunt,\u201d favor Charles Hawtry atre, its comedy classic.The advent of Uncle ure screamingly funny.ati at thé Victoria thestre ppp \u201cJane\u201d was written by W.H.Lespersonal managat $n Great Britain who put thé producer \u2018is the.way of making a for- rohman-\u2014never forgot.\u201cJane\u201d was first produced in London with and the brilliant Lottie Venne, and Frohman produced it in this country in 1800 with Miss Johnstone Bennett in the title role.Miss Bennett played it five continuous seasons, creating a sensation in Nhe part.The play has become one of the historic successes of the the- now being counted drew in young Shackelton's bachelor hall produces a series of complications that He was| both the wonderful \u2018resistance of the car and the excellence of the work.Sarah Bernhardt at Home.A two reel picture entitled \u201cSarah Berphärdt at Home\u201d is also, on the bill and that alone should count as one of the best attractions of film- dom.\u201cPincus at the Bat\u201d the two reel comedy, that is advertised as not being a Chaplin edy, has had such success in other i is very hard today to book m.the \u201cTHE REGENERATION\u201d FOR SAYS INDIGESTION CO rge cities that.THIS WILL INTEREST STOMACH SUFFERERS x MES FROM AN'EXCESS OF HY- DROCHLORIC ACID.sboard.Tagtiaferri, who although|talk, It appears, however, that the | her disposition, ; ; ; ä : THREE DAYS AT OLYMPIA A well-k hori 3 ; Le A 3 3 .3 .Montreal; J.E.; .well-known authority states that earrying his citizenship papers, tall pfacTavish.mounting a little six-| The State Department today re-! Med.pres Masse.of Montreal; biti hat city had eid te WITH OTHER FEATURES | stomach trouble and indigestion is not made his identity known, was dis | pounder on her bow, attempted re- | quested the customs authorities to ' from the Government for their em- nearly always due to acidity \u2014acid eovered today by the immigration oi- ?ficers.stomach\u2014and not, as most folks believe, from a Isck of digestive juices, He states that an excess of hydro- chloric acid in the stomach retards A Splendid Programme for Todsy.Tomorrow and Saturday.A ; ; A pretty wedding took place in the sist-nce and was subjected to a heavy land all passengers and non-combat- P - ire Ç fire from the raider\u2019s big guns.Fif- ants.Their case now goes to the, =.uis Chapel.of the Basilica, yes- teen of her :nen were killed and many : immigration authorities.Foreign | terday morning, when Miss Yvonne the merchantman \\consuls will care for their own nation- | Painchaud, became the bride of Mrployes, 60 eents an hour.Only One \u201cBROMO QUININE\u201d Berge 8till Commands Lieut.Berge, the German reservist commanding the prize crew, still asserts and maintains full authority ov board the liner but he is acting under orders from the United States gnr- ernment through Collector Hamilton.He has agreed to move the ship to Newport News and hold her there pending further developments.Immediately after tonight's conference on the wharf a selected group wounded before went down.There were two interior als who are indigent.Those who explosions as she sank.The fate of , can afford to do so, are free to go on the master of the MacTavish is un- to Europe.Those who wish to re- known.but he is believed to be with | main in the United States must com- many of his crew on hoard the raider.ply with the uspal inimigration regu- Later four of the MacTavisl's crew, | lations.Any Germans who elect to three of them severely wounded.were | return to Germany and cannot find sent aboard the liner in a small boat.ways to do so probably will have to Then the prize crew headed the | be cared for by the government at Appam westward and proceeded in | some immigration station.i Louis Rene Gagne, youngest son of i the late Hon.Judge Gagne, of Chicoutimi and Quebec.The officiating priest was l\u2019Abbe Camille Roy.The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr.F.Benoit Painchaud, was attired in a pretty travelling costume of amethyst cloth, trimmed with chinchila squirrel.\u2018Che groom was attended by his brother, Mr.Albert To get the genuine, call for fullname, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.Look for signatiire of E.W.GROVE.Cures a Cold in One Day.23c.RESORTS\u2014ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.\u201cThe Regeneration\u201d, as its name suggests, is a fill that is all through full of interest and will probably provoke still more the admiration ct picture lovers than \u201cThe Fifth Commandment,\u201d which proved a great attraction at the Olympia nt the beginning of the week : \u201cThe Regeneration\u201d will be presented today, tomortrw and Saturday, and all theatregcers must go and nausea.digestion and starts food fermentation, then our meals sour like garbage in a can, forming acrid fluids and gases which inflate the stomach like a toy balloon.We then get the heavy lumpy feeling in the chest, we eruc- tate sour food, belch gas, or have the heartburn, flatulence, waterbrash, or He tells us to lay aside all diges- JSrotel z d.\u201d TLANTIC CITY, of Englishmen.including Sir Edward | company with the raider until the | Count von Bernstorffs communica- Laure The requin os ect see that film which is perfect in every | tive aids and instead, get from any \u2019 à pt whom had \u2018S.M.S.Moewe' on their Merewethez, Frederick Seton James.| next morning.Just when the raider | tion to Secretary Lansing.was based |.owing ! ; â 3 detail; phot hy, playing, scener- | pharmacy four ounces of Jad Salts Frances Charles Fuller.Dr.F.| disappeared and what direction she | on information in a telegram from in the bridez family.The numerous Superior loc ation with an, ies and propre Y, plying ner nd take 1 a tablespoonful in a glass ol Rice, and the Appam's purser and the | took is unknown to the Englishmen, Lieut.Berge, commander of the Ap- | Presents werp both costly and hand-{ 1 nd boardwglk A 1 Two other films of the best make | water before breakfast while it is masters of the six British vedsels cap- | and there has been no word oi her | pam.It was stated also in the tele- some and cadre from many parts.The | À standard of exceller and the most interesting made sre | effervescing, and furthermore, to con- tured by the raider which took the | since that day, Jan.17.gram that the Appam had resisted | happy couple left cn the 830 train) | Comepy WALTZRJ SVE) | also on the bill for the three last | tinue this for one week.While re- Appam.were brought ashore to aii| The Appam.according to the Eng- | before being captured and that she | for New York.Boston.and other days of thé week.lief foltows the.first dose, it is im- in perfecting arrangements for the: fishmen, appeared to be steering à ; had oar G \u201cmilitary transport\u201d of | sities, which will be visited during ; portant to neutralize the acidity, re- landing of the others on board.MT.! straight westward eourse until some | enemr \u201cects.It was believed here | the honeymoon.RESORTS\u2014ATLANTIC CITY, N.).VICTORIA THEATRE.À move the gas-making mass, start the James remained at an Old Point\u2018 time Monday night when she began ! that .Berge referred to gun- - \u2014 fiver, stimulate the kidneys and thus Comfort hotel.but the rest of the | to zig-zag near the three.mile limit pointers, removed from British ships | CASES BEFORE COURT OF GALEN ) Charlotte Greenwood and Sydney | promote & free flow of pure digestive party returned to spend one more\u2019 oF the Virginia Capes.She took destroyed by the captor of the Ap- f PPEALS.HALL Grant in \u201cJane\u201d.juices.night aboard the Appam.fifteen days for the journey, steaming pam.Hon.Justices Lavergne, Cross, Car-| HOTEL AND BANATORIUM, \u2014\u2014 Jad Salts Is inexpensive and is made Not The Moewe?Versions of the identity of the Ger- ! man raider which captured the Appam and the other craft still differ.Prince Hatzfeldt, of the German Embassy at ! Washington, asserts that she is the! German cruiser Moews.built in 1915 or 1914 for the Imperial Navy and.commanded by Captain Count Doh-' na AI of the captured British skip- ! pers agree.however.that the raider | fs a converted merchantman, nf about ° 3.000 tons, named Ponga probably completed a few months ago, mounting six masked guns of near six inch libre and having two torpedo tubes.A Brand New Ship Captain David Barton of the steamship Corbridge, the second prize taken hy the raider, and a prisoner aboard her before he was transferred with his crew to the Appam, says *he raider is a brand new ship built for the fruit trade, with her decks strengthened to carry a battery that would do credit to a fast class naval con merce destroyer.\u201cShe is a trim, fast boat with a single funel and has her hold fitted for carrving fruit,\u201d sail Captain Barton.\u201cHer guns.six of them.prob- abiy are five and seven tenths inches bore.Four of them are mounted forward, masked by a collapsible steel forecastlc.which falls away when the ship gets within range of her prey.Two others are aft, one of them on the poop and hoth so placed that they are not readily observed.\u201cOn a plate helow deck the nam: Pongs was engraved and several of us saw the same name on papers in the commanders cabin.\u201cI was on the hoat beginning the night of Jan.11, my ship having been gaptured a few hours after the raider began her work hy taking the Farringford.The ship was manned by a erew of several hundred men, many hats.Others had \u2018HM.S.Paw\u2019 and In fact, there were half a dozen different names.Whenever the German was after a prize, all of us were kept below under guard, and we saw virtually nothing of what happened.\u201cWe were followed by the raider for an hour or two during the afternoon, but I paid little attention 10 her.1 made out the British flag at her stern.Just at dusk, she fired a ware.ing shot, unmasked her battery and I to.\u201d i Except for minor details the stories | of the capture of the Appam agree! that the liner was four days out } Dakar, French West Africa, for Liv- ! erpool with passengers and 8,000 tons : of general cargo, when she sighted the German om Jan, 18.The raider | was moving at a fair rate of speed | but seemingly making no attempt to make for the Appam.Almost immed.lately perceptibly she began to gain speed and before Captain Harrison was aware that danger impended, the German had changed his course ani peat a warning shot across the finer's Capt.Harrison immediately hove to.The ralder\u2019s forecastie had fallen away, exposing her battery of huge .alee Yr te only about nine knots an hour most | of the time.She carried no flag, but is said to have displayed British colors às she entered the Virginia Caper All day yesterday and today until near dark when the British Vice-Consul appeared alongside in a launch with Collector Hamilton and Cantain Gaunt, naval attache of the British Embassy at Washington, all on board the liner save the prize crew were totally ignorant of what efforts were heing made toward fixing the status of the ship and arranging for their release.There was some restlessness and a few comments about red tape roll, Pelletier and Roy, in the Appeals bassy that the question of whethér Court this morning.heard the appeal 1 the United States should be asked to of La Corporation de fa Riviere, de | intern the \u201cMilitary transport\u201d until Chicoutimi, against the judgement the end of the war was being consid- rendered in the Superior Court recent- ered.It wan also said that Count ly for$500 in favor of a resident of Chivon Bernstorff had advised his govern 'coutimi, named Grenon The latter sued ment of the circumstances surround- the former for $2,000 through the Suing the arrival of the Appam and perior Court for having placed a side- .was awaiting complete instructions walk in front of his residence.thereby * before proceeding further.blocking up the ground floor windows.The Superior Court awarded Grenon Uno NAGHA0OCHIOHO the sum of $500 and the Corporation .D de fa Riviere appealed from this de- © RING GOSSIP.1 cision.The appeal was heard and a Q taken en delibere.The appeals in the Ît was indicated at the German Em- : Prussian-American Treaty May Govand slowness on the part of the of |UBVABOUVVCOCAD HINT ficials in Washington.but most of the passengers accepted the situation Johnny Lore writes us that he is | philosophically.ready to meet Mickey Mchtyre any time, in a return heat, before the Quebec Sporting Club .APPAN'S STATUS.+ .Gus Lavigne is training with Lore \u201cand is gradually getting into the best ern It i of shape.@ ss Washington, Feb.2 - Indications + : : that the British passenger liner Ap-) Lavigne writes that he did not, pam, brought into Hampton Roads by a German prize crew.will be held he is confident that he can whip the 5 | featherweight boxer.Evidently Gus by the United States to be a German\u2019 misunderstands the situation.Laprize of war and not an auxiliary._.- cruiser, were given tonight in high; vigne challenged any 135 pound box ; .hough Montminy is not in official quarters.er.and ¢ : The neutrality board, which sévices this class, the latter stated that he, was ready to meet Lavigne if he the State Department on such ques- would weigh in at 135 pounds at 3 tions, announced today that the ship | was a prize, but the announcement p.m.the day of the fight.was recalled later presumably because | New York \u2014Bill McKinnon.oi the State Department itself has not! Boston, and Larry Williams, boxed acted.i ; i The real point to be decided is whe- | ten rounds to à drau at tbe ee ther the Appam shall remain in pos-| better of the early rounds, punishing session of the prize crew under the lp opponent with hard blows.In terms of the Prussian-American treaty | Le latter rnunds, however, Williams or shall be returned to her British | rproved and earned ® draws owners under The Hague convention.D \u2026.ndications were given that the State _ int- Department will hold that the prize ar Dam.Bort ns belongs to Germany.ten round hout at the Queensbury Count von Bernstorff, the German | À, CÇ.Brennan came in about eight Ambassador, in a formal note to Sec- | ounds heavier than Duffyretary of State Lansing, gave notice po ess that the Appam came into, Hampton Roads under the treaty which guarantees her to her captors.Sir Cecil | featherweight opr\u201d or.had he Spring-Rice, the British Ambassador.| york, in à six round bout at the asked\u201d that the ship be returned to Olympia A.A.Kilbane was so fast her British owners as a prize recover- th did not Tease ed under The Hague convention.e Pte The Hague convention under article | New Bedford.\u2014 Charlie King and 216, provides for the internment of KO.Ruell, of Fall River, went ten the crew and the surender of the ship.fast rounds to à draw.Kid Demers, but State Department officials are the locæf bantamweight, scored his doubtful that it can be applied to the : third etraight knockout hy stopping ease of the Appam, first, because the | young Riley, of New York, in the Prussian-American treaty is believed, gry round.to be binding.secondly, because Great Britain signed, but never ratified this particular Hague convention.Philadelphia.\u2014Johuny Kilbane, the I \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HOUSE TO LET; IN LEVIS \u2014 challenge Montminy, though of course | t 4 Until the status of the ship is decided she will remain in the custody of Norfolk customs authorities, and if turned over to Germany must be kept in port or sent to sea as the German government chooses.ft was regarded as significant that neither the British nor the Oerman authorities contended that the Appam was a naval auxitisry.Thus the United Staten ls relieved of deciding © question whioh officials feared would First class country of town residence for years occupied by first of the wn- dersigned, situated on Church Square and commanding a splendid view.Easily heated.Bsth, closet, etc.Entension kitchen; stable and barn and poultry yard; green and pleasure garden; old ornamental trees.Apply to H.Edmond Dupre, merchant, 58 St.Peter street, Quebec, or I.Onesime Audet, notsry, #9 Cote du Pas- Levistwo cases of Forget vs.Belleau, the first for dissolution of partnership, and the second for re-imbursement occupied the court yesterday afternoon.QUEBEC SNOWSHOE CLUB.Foven the Quebec Snow Shoe Club is unable to beat the weather man, and as snowshoer\u2019s don't cut any ice the country tramp has had to be postponed again.However, it takes more than a thaw to make a frost at a Club meeting, and a Bridge and Euchre tournament has been arranged at the Club House for tonight.The Club is offering a per- petuaf challenge trophy for annual competition, commencing with, tonight's event; 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No.488 Civil.Plaintiff; vs.JOKN THOMPSON, Defendant.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in virtue of a writ of fieri facies de bonis, issued in this cause, the goods and chattels of the above named defendant, consisting of Fur Robes, Vehicles and moveable effects, ete, etes ed in this cause, will be sold on the fourth day of February, 1916, st ten O'clock, at the business place, 49 Cote d'Abraham.GRO.TRUDEL, B.R.C.\u201cJane,\u201d a filmization of the brilliant Chas.Frohman comedy by the Oliver Morosco-Photoplay Chatlotte Greenwood and Sydney by t Grant of musical comedy fame, will trouble with excellent results.ancy iscuits and Dainties Social and Evening Party for Reception, most attractive line of fancy Foodstuffs that will surely appeal to your guests.Having a reception or other social function?If so, we bave a and Dainties to show you, These goods are all fresh, where freshness is a consideration, and you will be surprised at the range and daintiness of them.Come in and took them 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\u2014When we say we handle the well-known Lowney\u2019s brand of Chocolates, as well as Fry's and Cowan's, you will know we can satisfy you with the ndy part of the refresh ments.In boxes or loose, all guaranteed fresh, Per pound, from.\u2026.see sos cos con ves oon 18e up to He Other fancy lines include: Potted Meats, and Peantit Butter for Sandwiches, Salad Dressing, Loaf Sugar, Wines of various flavors, Grape Juice, Rusks Icing preparations O.LACROIX, Grocer and Wine Merchant: 19 $7.JOSEPH STREET.:t or cakes, and à score or more HEADQUARTERS QUARTERS combination of colors.Hockey, Stang and Si \\ SKATES., 01.00 tom sus tes sue ned 0 coe +.0 95 to 9000 BOOTB.coc vos 200 00s co0 sm sy) ost vou 0 \u201cNORTHLAND* GKIS, Pine, Magie or Ash.1300 4D Quebec Skate Manufacteriag & Repair Gs.Req'd, Phone 4999.259 St, John St : JERSEYS, HOSE and TOQURS made to ordst ia any color qe from the acid of grapes agd lemon juice, combined with lithia and sodium Co.starring \u201cphosphate.This harmiess salts is used housands of people for stomach { ESTABLISHED 1764.| The Quebec a Chronicle\u201d \u2018Best Advertising | Medium in City.Ë QUEBEC, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1916.PROVINCIAL COVERNMENT HAS OVERDRAFT ON BANK IT AMOUNTS TO MORE THAN A MILLION DOLLARS MR.COUSINEAU AROUSES IRE OF PROVINCIAL TREASURER BY REQUESTING INFORMATION.The monotony of studying private legislation and answering questions was broken in the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon when the House weñt- into Committee of Supply which gave rise to a lively assault of questions made to the Provincial: Treasurer by Mr.P.Cousineau, Leader of the Opposition.Mr.Cousineau questioned the Treasurer closely about the debt of the Province and the recent six million loan floated by the Government and in the course of the discussion he learned that the Government had an overdraft in the Bank of Montreal amounting to more than a million dollars.- Hon.Mr.Mitchell explained that thise came about in the natural course of cvents.In June last the Province had a balance of over two millions and # half in the banks, but since that time three millions had been taken from the revenue to pay for work on the roads instead of floating another loan for that purpose.He said that in the course of a few months the Government would again have à balance m- stead of a overdraft.Mr.Cousineau remarlced that, somebody might die in the meantime, and asked the Treasurer if there were any big succession duties in sight.\u201cI don\u2019t worry about that\u201d, the Treasurer responded.Mr.Cousineau then pressed the Treasurer for some information regarding his trip to New York relative to the six million loan.Mr.Mitchell affirmed that he had not gone to New York in connection | with the loan.The Leader of the Opposition then wanted to know if it was not Boston that had been visited by the Treasurer and on reeciving a negative reply he asked the Treasurer for details of a tetter which the latter said he had received from a Boston firm asking for information regarding the loan and the resources of the Province.\u201cMay I see that letter?\u201d asked Mr.Cousineau.* \u2019 \u201cBy all means\u201d, replied the Treasurer.\u201cWell, may I see it now\u201d, persisted the Leader of the Opposition.Mr.Mitchell asked the Opposition Leader if he thought he carried the letters of his department about in his pocket with him.When.-Mr.Cousineau wanted to know where the Treasurer had gone if he had net gone to New York, the latter said he did not think that he was there to give the House a record of all his movements.\u201cI have told the Leader of the Opposition four times that I did not go to New York in connection with the loan,\u201d Mr.Mitchell said, \u201cand if he does not want to accept my word I cannot help it.\u201d At this point Mr.J.M.Tellier took a hand in the debate and reminded the Treasurer that the questions asked by Abe Leader of the Opposition were not intended to pry into his private affairs.If (the Minister had been longer in the House he would know that such questions were traditional.Mr.Mitchell said that he was prepared to give the House ail the information he could, and when Mr.Cousineau again insisted on having a copy of the letter which the Treasurer had received from Boston, Mr.Mit- |\u2019 chell again affirmed that he did not carry the correspondence of his department about with him.À Certified Cure At this point Mr.Berube joined Mr.Cousineau while Hon.Messrs.Caron and Taschereau took up the defence of the Treasurer and the debate closed with a promise from the Government that the letter asked for by the Opposition would be produced today.Not a single item of the estimates was passed and the House then turned to private bills when the foilowing were given final readings: To amend the charter of La Societe des Artisans Canadiens Francais.\u2014Mr.Perron.To amend the Act 60 Victoria.chap ter 72, respecting the parish of St.Michel Archange.\u2014Mr.Leclerc.To authorize the Bar of the Province of Quebec, to admit Robert Warden Lee among its members, after examination \u2014Mr.Finnie.To authorize the College of Dental Surgeons of the Province of Quer bec, to admit Joseph Labrecque among its members.\u2014Mr.Lemieux.Sir mer Gouin's bill to amend Article 892 of tht Code of Civil Procedure, was read a third time.Legislative Councilday the first report of the Committee on Standing Orders was tabled recording the examination of one hundred odd petitions which were declared regular.Hon.Mr.Chapais presented a hill to incorporate \u201cL'Oeuvre de la Propagation de la Foi\u201d which measure has its origin in the Upper House.Two public bills coming from the per House.The first is to legalize { certain entries made in the Registry Office at Terrebonne, and the other relates to certain comtracts passed religious institutions for the care of children in reformatory and industrial schools.sented and read à first time: Amending the chatrer of the Town of Montreal West.~ Admitting Elie Jobin and D.R.Mackay.to the profession of dentistry.The hills read a second time are: Admitting L.R.Gagne to the Bar; Admitting A.W., Thornton, M.N.Fineberg, Frank Mendel and Nathan Titleman to the profession of Dentistry.Concerning\u2019 liques des Sourds Muets for the Province of \u201d The Council wilt fhorning.° a AMERICAN CONSUL LEAVES BELGRADE.a » Paris, Feb.2\u2014The Balkan Agency has a despatch vrigin- ating in Vienna, saying that the Austrian Governor of Belgrade informed the American Consul there, that Serbia having ceased to exist as an inpe- pendent State, the Austrian military authorities were under the neceseity of asking him to leave.Tire-despatch adds that the Consul has arrived in Vienna, and telegraphed Waghington for instructions.-3-2-1-2-2-2-2-3-3°F-2-3-3-1] \u2014 © % © © o = & Li a q ¢ e Ÿ © © a « Li e of Bilious Headache Chronic Liver Trouble Was Entirely Cured by the Use of Dr.3 Chases Kidney-Liver Pills\u2014Endorsement by Justice ' .of the Peace, .Many people are habitually hilious.Mode of life tends to make chronic a torpid condition of the liver.The result is spells of Liliousness with sick headache, stomach derangements and much irritability and depression of spirits.Loon ; Too many negelect to take active means of curing biliousness.The bad } P spell passes over and for a time they \u201care all right But an unustally hearty\u2019 menu upsets the liver and consequently the usual discomfort and a 8.: i The writer of this letter 1.23 vroken up this habit of billousness and is ' now enjoying the best of health.Her experience should prove of value to .magy who, like her, bave suffered {4 years from bilious spells and sick ¢ headaches.: À $ \u2018Miss Cors Cochran.Salisbury, N.BB, writes: \u2014\"I was mearly aiwe sad every » a day or two from school With bilious.sick headaches.I have taken doctor's medicine and other preparations, which did little gdod.\u201cWhen I had the sick headache I would vomit a fot and could keep nothing on my stomach.My mother got Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills and I was soon improved, and contin- tied the treatment until entirely cured.My condition generally was greatly benefited, and 1 am sow in the best of health.\u201d Mr.J.J.Keohan, J.P, writes: = \u201cThis is to certify that I sm personally acquainted with Miss Cora Cochran and believe her statement in regard to Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills to be true and.correct.\u201d Kuep the liver active by the use of Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills and will prevent a multitude of petty Hs.Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, one piil a doe, 28 cents a box, all dealers, or Kdmansos, Bates & Com.two de three weeks would have te lose \u2019 \\ pony, Limited, Toronte-\u2014) WITH PLACING OF ANOTHER LOAN.New York, Feb.2\u2014]J.P.Morgan |.J, P, MORGAN SAILS (ARMING MERCHANT FOR OLD COUNTRY) VESSELS PROBLEM VISIT MAY BE CONNECTED [AMERICAN PROPOSAL NOT LIKELY TO FIND MUCH FAVOR IN BRITAIN.\u2018 Londen, Feb.2.\u2014While official cir- sailed tonight or England aboard the ,£les do not acknowledge that the Bristeamship Rotterdam.He was ac-'tish government has received more companied by Benjamin Strong, gov- (than-a cabled summary of the Amerernor of the New York Federal Res- ican governments recent note asking erve Bank.Announcement that the ythe belligerent countries to subscribe two men were to visit London caused \u2018to a declaration of principles govern- much surprise and interest in financial \u2018ing attacks of merchant vessels and circles today.Morbidding the arming ofsuch vessels in At the Morgan banking louse no |order to reach a general policy and In the Legislative Council yester-| Assembly were introduced in the Upbetween the Government and certain The following private bills were pre \u2018L'Institution Cathosit again this a! 1 father-indaw, Alton H.Newton, in| 9; Argyle Park, he oi, police headquarters and locked up.| New York for Bordeaux on January =; oURRS CON details regarding Mr.Morgan's trip were obtainable beyond the statement that business affairs would engross his attention while abroad.Tt is understood Mr.Morgan will spend at least a month in London and his stay imay extend beyond that time.This will be Mr.Morgan's second «trip to England since the war began.| The first was followed by the an- [nouncement that J.P.Morgan and Company had been appointed commercial agents of the Britsh government in this country.So on afterwards the firm was selected to act in a similar capacity for the French govern- | ment.In their capacity as eommercial agents to the two governments, Mor- \u2018gan & Company, have purchased or supervised the purchase of supplies \u2018costing hundr:ds of millions of dollars.Intimations that Mr.Morgan's coming trip might not be unYelated to another external Joan by the Allies met with denial from one of his bus- iiness associates.It is believed nevertheless, that the British and French ! governments are considering the ad- tvisability of offering another exter- !nal loan.Rumor places the amount {of the undertaking at $250,000,000, or .-half that of the five per cent issue floated here last year.TEIPER LOCKED UP.No Charge Yet Made Against Him Regarding Murder of Relatives.Buffalo, N.Y., Feb.2\u2014John Edward Teiper was locked up in a cell at police headquarters at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the request of Sherif?Stengel of Erie county.No charge was made against him in connection with the murder of his mother and ing of his sister, the victims of the Orchard Park tragedy.Aside from Teiper's first incarceration in a cell, the most important cvent of the day was the announcement by District-Atorney Dudley that Teiper had signed a statement admit.murder auto was his and also that it was in his possession on the night of the murders.Up to teday, Mr.Dudley said, Teiper had denied ownership of the revolver.Teiper attended the funeral oi his mother and brother this morning.Teiper attended the church services \u2018and went to the cemetery where the CROOADROO HU OO NSO! bodies were buried.He was accom- |; | panied by the sheriff and a deputy.After dinner at the home of his was taken back to i Before leaving the Newton home he ! saw his wife and three children.His | oldest child is two and a half years , old, and the youngest a baby of six \u201cweeks.- STATE DINNER AT SPENCER WOOD.His Honor the Lieutenant-Gover- | nor, entertained at a ltate dinner at : Spencer Wood last night.The guests invited were as follows: His Grace th: Archbishop of Montreal, His Grace the Bishop vf Valleyfield, Hon.Messrs.N.Perodeau.F.Edward Gilman, George Bryson, Ths.Chapais.Jean Girouard, Hect.Champagne, Joseph Adolplie Chauret, Ernest Choquette, Ernest DeVarennes, John Hall Kelly, Eugene Roberge, Georges Simard, George R.Smith, Messrs.Alphonse Bernier, Jos.A.L.Beruhe, Wm.Stephen Bullock, Geo.B.Campbell, Lucien Cannon.Joseph Demers, Hyacinthe Adelard Fortier, Joseph Olivier Gaboury.Georges S.Gregoire, Jos.Arthur Labissonniere, Gustave Lemieux, Severin Letourneau, Geurge Myrand, Joseph Octave Morin, Maurice Louis Peloquin, Jos.Leonide Perron, Joseph E.Phaneuf, Andres Philips, Hormidas Pilon.W.Reed.Marcellin Robert.Nathaniel G.Scott, Harry Stater, Adolphe Stein, Auguste M.Tessier, Edmond Arthur Tourville, Artnur Trahan, Napoleon Turcot, John Richardson (Press Galfery President); P.Desjardins (1st Vice-President Press Gallery); A.Cing-Mars (2nd Vice-President Press Gallery); A.Vineberg, (Secretary of Press Gallery): Major Victor Pelletier, A.D.C., Mr.M.A.Giroux, Secretary.mmr teat COAL SHORTAGE IN WEST.Saskatoon, Sask, Feb.3\u2014-That the crisis in the coal situation has passed, for the present at least, wag the infor- Nmation given out by railroad officials and coal dealers in \u2018he city at noon today.Traffic on the Canadian Northern Railway je still disorganized, but every hour conditions are rapidly approaching the normal.brother, and the probable fatal wound- ! ting that the revolver found near the ; Robert, Calixte Emile Therrien, Rodi dispose of the problems arising from the development of submarine warfare, naval autherities are outspoken in their opposition to the proposal.They do not hesitate to state there is ;not the remotest chance of its provis- lions governing submarine warfare proving acceptable to Great Britain.A naval officer who is in authority on blockade problems said to The Associated Press today: { \u201cWe will never accept the provis- jons, and we are not influenced by German opposition to the note as outlined in the Berlin press, since we believe these articles were inspired and ,do not believe them sincere.The converse of that opinion expressed in the German papers probably give the true attitude of official Germany toward the proposals.\u201d r The whole history of Great Britain, according to this officer, permits mer- \u201cchantmen to use both speed and small armament for protection against either an actual warship or a privateer, and while Great Britain is not inclined to deny to a submarine the right to spell \u2018a resisting ship, she cannot grant an attacker the privilege of shelling a resisting merchantman.STEAMERS ASSIST THE SHVER SHELL JAPANESE BOAT TAKATA MA- RU WAS ABANDONED IN A SINKING CONDITION.anese steamship Takata Mary, in clo- lision last night with the American oil tank steamer Silver Shell, about 200 miles south-east of Cape Race, Nfld, was abandoned in a sinking con dition after her crew was transferred safely to the Silver Shell, according to a wireless message received here tonight from Captain Moses of the { wrecked vessel.| Officials of the Anchor Line, representing the owners of the Japanese vessel at this port, who received the message from Captain Moses, announced that their steamer California, i which left here Monday for Glasgow, .had been directed by wireless to over- | take the Silver Shell and stand by in case of emergency.The Silver Shell, although in no immediate danger, also was damaged, | but, according to Captain Moses, was proceeding to the English channel.Another vessel, the British tramp | steamer Armonia, which sailed from | Ph is now standing by the - Silver Shell.: ° It is beheved in shipping circles that the Takata Maru probably sank {soon after she was abandoned, as the last wireless message flashed from her many hours before her crew was taken off said she was then in immediate need of assistance.Details of the collision are lacking.The.Japanese vessel.whose gross tonnage was 6,519, was described by her agents here as \u201cthe last word In | steainship construction.\u201d She was built a year ago and was on Wer sec- ) ond voyage to New York.She was owned by the Nippon Shipping Com-; pany, which operates fleets on both the Atlantic and the Pacific.and sailed from London for New York on January 22nd, in ballast.The steamer Armonia, which proceeded to the scene of the collision as soon as she picked up the wireless signals of distress, was herself badly damaged in a heavy gale on her voyage to this city, where she arrived on January 12th.BANK OF ENGLAND.London, Feb.2\u2014The Bank of England bought £720,000 in bar gold, shipped\u201d £8,990 in sovereigns to America, released £300.000 for miscellaneous purposes and earmarked £100,000 for Egypt.For The Baby Use the reliable HORLICK'S Malted Milk every body eficientir, baies Rei Ret Hole ed the ovet for more! «que ver of à conter.ue cooûtag ner mith re- A 3 when aed on ter pi, fs Ouchs, Bagtend d Manele ne We.Ta A an ET EES \u2019 New York, Feb.2\u2014The new Jap- ph [EPPELIN RAIDS NOT UNEXPECTED PUBLIC REGARDS THEM AS IF SOME DISTURBANCE OF NATURE.London, Feb 2\u2014Visitations of Zeppelin airships have ceased to be a novelty to the English people.The general viewpoint from which the public appears to regard them is as it would regard some disturbance of nature which might be counted upon to occur occasionally and from which 8 certain number of persons were destined to lose their lives, as from a flood or a fierce thunderstorm.Almost all Londoners expected the Zeppelins to attack the metropolis on Monday night, yet the life of the city proceeded without any visible disturbance, much less anything resembling panic.The tickers in the hotels and clubs carried the announcement shortly after 6 o'clock Monday afternoon that ail special constables in the London area were summoned to their stations immediately.\u201cZeppelins\u201d was the comment heard wherever a group gathered about the tapes as this news made its appearance, The warning was no surprise, since the English people have been well educated by their newspapers regarding the particular weather conditions most favorable for aertav journeys and all knew that the night was pne of just the character in which a German air feet might be expected to make a sally across the North Sea, About 7 o'clock, when the restaurants were beginning to fill and theatre patrons were crowding around the pit and gallery entrances, the definite nes spread from mouth to mouth.\u201cA i.eet of seven Zeppelin has arrived on the coast and should reach London within an hour.Nevertheless, the dining-rooms in the fashionable hotels showed a normal attendance and there were no signs by which a visitor would be led to suspect that any unusual occurrence was imminent.Londoners appear to make it a point of honor nowadays to bear themselves like soldiers.The customary declaration is that while the men in the trenches are suffering under constant fire it would he unjustifiable weakness for non-combatants at om: to shrink from 2 small share nf a similar experience and similar dangers.\u201cBOB\u201d LOW WILL COMMAND BATTALION.Four New Pioneer Regiments Are to Be Raised.Ottawa, Feb.?\u2014Major-General Sir Sam Hughes announced today that four new pioneer battalions would be organized in Canada for overseas service.The location of the new units and the selection of commanding officers will he decided upon in the near future, and it understood that Lt.- Col.Robert Low, of Ottawa.will be given command of one battalion.Lt.-Col.Low constructed the rifle ranges at Rockchffe and at Valcartier, and built internment camps at var- jous points in the Maritime Provinces.TO REMOVE DANDRUFF Get a 23-cent bottle of Danderine at any drug store, pour a little into your hand and rub well into the scalp with the « finger tips.By orning most, if not all, ->f this awful scref will have disappeared.Two or three applications will destroy every bit of dandruff: stop scalp itching and falling hair.: \u2014 ONE CENT.# 8 ADDRESS AT OTTAWA 15 CARRIED WITHOUT DIVISION LIBERALS DID NOT OFFER ANY AMENDMENT HON.MR.PATENAUDE MAKES MAIDEN SPEECH ~ AND MAKES A GOOD IMPRESSION.(Special to the Chronicle) Ottawa, Feb.2\u2014The debate on the address came to a sudden end this afternoon.If the Liberals had any thought of an amendment they dropped the idea and the address was carried without a division.Hon.Robert Pogers had planned to sum up for the Government but the Western Liberals insisted earlier in the afterncon on debating western seed grain griev- artes and the result was that the Minister of Public Works was crowded out of his time.Hon.E.L.Patenaude, the new Minister of Inland Revenue, made his maiden speech yesterday.There was more than ordinary interest in his utterances; he was a former supporter of the Natidhalist chief; has been bitterly attacked by the Nationalist leader and has been subject to considerable fire from the Opposition benches.He spoke in French so that the majority of the House were unable to properly size up the new Minister.He has a fine presence; a clear ringing voice and in his own language is an orator above the ordinary.His speech was frank and gave the impression of honesty and sincerity.He did uot equivocate or quibble as to his relations with the Nationalist party.He had no apologies or excuses to make.\u2018 Mr.Patenaude depreciated criticisms of his attitude founded on incorrect reports of certain assertions he had made and referred in this connection to the strictures passed upon him a week ago by Mr.E.M.MacDonald of Pictou.Mr.MacDonald had quoted from a resolution of want of confidence submitted in 1910 to the Quebec Legislative Assembly but, instead of reading it in its entirety, had omitted three paragraphs.These three paragraphs, said Mr.Patenaude, had entirely changed the meaning of the resolution.Me.Patenaude said that from utterances both in Parliament and the press it was evident that an attempt was being made to create a belief in Canada that there was a certain group of its people whose loyalty to the British Crown was questionable.The Minister of Inland Revenue thought that condemnation should rather fall on those who endeavored to give rise to such a belief than on those who were cought to he made the objects of it.A perusal of the last few days\u2019 speeches in the House would give rise to the query whether there werc not certain members of Parliament who were not loyal to the Crown, said Mr.Patenaude.According to Mr.Ernest Lapointe of Kamouraska, and Hon.George P.Graham, to the campaign of 1911 against the navy was to be attributed the slackening of recruiting in (Quebec if there had been any.\u201cI say this is not the case,\u201d said Mr.Patenaude.\u201cIf there has been any slackening of recruiting in the Province of Quebec I say it is more due to speeches we have heard in this House, speeches which, when the country was passing through a peril ous period, have lowered public opinion.\u201d The Minister stated that in 1910 and 1911 he had fought the Laurier naval policy and the Conservative naval policy in the same degree.He done this in all sipcerity.\u201cBut have no hesitation in saying,\u201d he cos- tinued, \u201cthat since August, 1914, KE have endeavèred to do all in my power to help the country and the Goversment in the efforts they are maldng to contribute to the defence of our common cause, the most sacred camsg we have ever had to defend\u201d The circumstances were different.In 1912 Mr.Patenaude was not a member of the Government and now he was Min« ister therein.He had been sincere then and he was sincere now.An honest man's opinion was not change ed except in so far as it might bé modified by circumstances, the events of life, the events which transform = country, such events zs we saw in 1914, events which were only the pros longation of the declaration made im this House in 1913 by the Prime Mine ister,\u201d said the Minister.If he had modified his opinions, cons tinued the speaker, he had a precedent for that in the Liberal party itself anil in this connection he read extracts from Liberal papers to show that this was the case.\u201cIt is possible,\u201d he com tinued, \u201cthat time will justify the stand we took as to the relations between the colonies and the Empires it is possible that the future will give a different result.But this problem has not been settled.It has only been put off.When the war is finished, when peace is restored and victory will huve crowned the Allies\u2019 efforts, who will dare to say that the problem will not still be there for settlement that the question which was discussed in 1910 and 1911 will not have to be discussed again.Is there a member of this House who will dare to say what will be the relations of Canada im regard to the Empire in ten or twenty years from now.For these reasons 1 decline to accept the almost capital condemnation which certain colleagues in this House have ate tempted to impose on me.When Germany was destroying Belgium, whea she destroyed the Cathedral of Rheims, whey she ravaged the library.of Louvain, England took comme cause with France, What citizen 0! this country would say that we should remain indifferent to such a speée tacle?What citizen of this country but would not rise up and do every thing possible for the defence of our common cause and of our own ime terest.\u201d Mr.Patenaude referred in this cons rection to the joint efforts of himself and Hon.Rodolphe Lemicux in the recruiting of the 22nd French-Cans adian Battalion now overseas.He also pointed out that the Catholic clergy in his province had done great service in connection with the raising of money for patriotic purposes.In this regard he reminded the House of res cent contributions by the Sulpiciaæ Order and the Grey Nuns of Montreal to the Patriotic Fund in that city.Mr.Demers, St.John and Iberville, asked why the Government had gone outside the House of Commons te appoint a Minister of Inland Revente and what particular qualifications Mr, Patenaude had for a place in the Cabinet, When it was a question of shouting for Mr.Borden, Mr.Pates (Continued on Page Two) help.Size | Aspect: fully accepted.Street and Number .Passe e Rooms Available : Number.sscousee ous» Use of Bath .Breakfast .Luncheon .I will supply above for$ .Name of Householder .We are faced with two alternatives\u2014to send work out of WANTED-Rooms and Board uebec or find Rooms and Board in Quebec for INSTRUCT- RS whom we are importing for the purpose of educating local APPLICATION FORM: cree | I | 1 can place at your disposal facilities as foilows:\u2014 | ocseueen | i North, South, East, West FN (Pleass write out in full).care Chronicle Officei \"Erase irrelevant answers and send in replies to R.R., Any suggestions to solve present difficulty will be grate- | Persons who for patriotic motives are willing to help by y providing Rooms and Board please fill in the following form: Ross Rifle Company.+ i Lj No.} No.Eu No.hi No.F lj Pa .y wow 4 building Bereet, Quebecmp er ee QUEBEC, FEBRUARY a 1916.et \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 VOTING ON PROHIBITION.It is said on very good authority that the Proviecial Government we tends to bring im a measure providing that vetiag os the question of prohibition will be carried out, with the secret ballot.If this be so, the measure will undoubtedly appeal to the general public in view of the hypocrisy and intimidation which\u2019 have hoes the outstanding features of | recent prohibition voting | Province.The lesson of Three Rivers will not be forgotten for some | time, At the same time it should be ar-| ranged that the voting on prohibition should be based on the electoral list and not the municipal list Ocherwise thousands of men who should Rave a say in the matter will have ro opportunity oi recording their vote.THE WAR.What will the \u201cspring drive\u201d that ie so ennfiéentiy expected on the west: ern front bring forth?An Ontario officer, just back from the firing lire, predicts that the Allies wiil drive the foe out of Belgium and throw back the line elsewhere 25 miles or more But he sees nu hope of forcing the fortifications along the Rhine.The only hope for an invasion of Ge: many from the west he sces is through Holland.This, however, seems to be an extremely remote | possibility.There is absolutely ro evidence that the Netherlands Gow sement contemplates an abandonment of neutrality.And even so, months ago.when there were signs of an irritation in Hofland.it was re- | ported thst the Germans were then | busily engaged at erecting fortifics- been dicated by strategic reasons, being considered undesirable by tas Entente forces to bave the posi | toa is other hands than their ows.Coincidentally there are revived reports that a speedy advence ou Saloniki is contemplated by the Tew tonic Alle and that strong Turkish forces, notably the Gellipoli army, are moving to positions where they will be ready to participate in tue attack.It is said that when the Kaiser visited Nish last week, plans for an early attack on Salogiki were completed.As to Greece herself, a dus patch from Teutonic sources carries the intimation that King Constantine and Wis close advisers fear that she may be dragged into the war eventually through the influence of former Premier Vemizelos with the Creek people, the ides of a revolutionary movement of a grave charscter not being absent from the minds of the ruler and his political and military aides.From Mila + comes a report that Constantine is ready to abdicate: Rome hears that the Allies may compel him to leave Greece, having proofs that he has assisted in the foe's submarine operations.Although it is reported from Aghens that the Italians have determine] to abandon Durazzo, on the Alban ian coast.owing to the difficulties presented to its defence against the Austrians, there are reports from Gouthern Albania more favorable t> the Allies.Rome has advices that Essad Pasha has effected a iunction with the Italian forces.Positions at Aviona and in other sections uf Southern Albania are being fortifie:l in the exnectation that the measurcs taken will be effective in checking the Austrians.In the Caucasus and in Persia the Russians continue to win ground, capturing many prisoners and huge ruantities of ammunition and sur- plies.The Russians are only three or four miles from the fortifications pws a Tonton.He introducod Prus- French and bo had much of the ma- | PIPES DUPEPSH + sernal side is his tendencies.Politically, however, composition and he ean methods and discipline im the army and applied German commerciat .and industrial aystems to Rumanian { industries.But Corol wisely let the Rumanians follow their own national and sentimental bent which was 2il for France and te copy French de- | mocratic institutions at will.The geographical position of Rumania is also an obstruction to Russia's supposed ! Balkan policy.She has always been the buffer state although at times Serbia, Bulgaria asd Montenegro have been under the domination of Petrograd.Bessarabia, formerly a prov: ince of Rumania, was filched by Russia in 1812.Tt was in 1877 when the Rumanians.* ing to win back the lost province .- a reward.came io Russia's aid against Turkey and\u2019, crushed the Crescent at Plevna.Fo'- fowing the declaration of peace and the Treaty of Berlin Rumania.ir- stead of getting back her stolen tes- ritory.was forced to give up more te her alle Russia.It was Rumanian fear » -sin that -eticaliy assar- ed t' vstruction +f the Serbian army.When the Austro-Germzn forces invaded Serbia and occupied the Serbian bank of the Danube the Russians were reported to be sending aid down the great river which woull have checked the Teutonic forces at the very start of the campaign.But! 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.\\ Ten WW - 2 > Ce.oo + \u201c \u201c - aA >\".\u201c4 » \u2018 + \u2018 ,.+\" IHR QUEBEC CHRONICLE, °° \u2019 ~ - = .THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1018, \u2026 1 \u2019 * -\u2014 od \u2014 +.\u201cBRANDRAM-HENDERS C.W.WALCOT, NOOOUCALL B CONMS | Smmetem=\"r bi ns | y \u2018 \\ * 2\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SEER 1 1 Y 19 Stooks and Bonds Ami - {us ¥O 2X.Werposs i ' - = = \u2019 : hue & Trodel \u201cCamerenis .Dpt, Pub.1,104.- Gomarst Gtatoment of Mesets oad Lisbtities oo Profit and Less Acodest for Year sted SM SOUGHT apd SOLD, : in 1 Ordune .Bat.Feb.19,106 November, \u201csig : November, 1016.: .; : AH Ja 0 4 MOUNTAIN Mépountants & Antisens, 9\" déni var, Boite ant à\" vogue a ch .Cr 1408 set pent, \u20ac ue AE i - [ Repent a 1916.8 117,368.60 : .| - | pen Age dr VAR EE 1 QU x.s.Tromso, * || LaRue, Trudel & Picher fe ARMES ans À.oo Ll rey oo Quebec.MANAGER Liquidators of Insoivent Eotatos Cast on Hand and ls Bons 7 OO O16,032@8 .: - TELRPRONE 277.; Admiaigtrators, a wn Hunicpa) Débantuces Ocos pris | 3 LINE Liu .0 : OU I : \" a Comgromises between Debtors FR ENCH Capital stock, Common Lares 500.50 + | eduiwent on Bonds paid sed sc , Sesurity: te sim Izvesmpse LE BUI and Creditors.| got \u20ac nes oo: He.Ce ee.$2503.98 + Coe ; Compagnie Generale Trans-A tientique ; = us elorsed ee 000 Dividends ETES seek, sen.06 \u2026 O6 *, \u2018 .dax Cape =r TY, | 138 AT.PETER STREET, \u201cPOSTAL SERVICE\u201d ss D'emaur 1 MES |, CRE ES to 6.1-2% 2 a) | 0m | em rt Lass LL.20,000.00 \"14 q .- 5 ; - = ae \u201cPhones: 4620482\".+ a fran Bank, Suit hopoiet En aE gt en mitten\u2019 es 5% Cg - CHICAGO._.Fob hina a Payable.LLP ws Lf 70 Bonds LL.1460.00 22 =r =a + re.i ges, Parable ; \u2018 .\u2014 7125 ë ESPAGNE.:.Feb,19,8pM « _Resesvo (or Dividend No.1), ea.Lo \" LAFAYETTE.ob, 96,3 p.18 reason : x | a».oueuns.[i New Boarding HOUSO| | roc information appirte: Reserve for depreciation on Build .: : 3 Quebec.; wi % pou .- mins Pants : 20 « 22,500.00 ê 1 - DUFFERIN HOUSE 'm.M.Macpherson, #8 =» Maserve for lood interest for Balance at Credit of Profit and Loss Ascount ¢ Hospital St, Montreal , Hone\" & Rivet, 81 Busde street.a SANT pn: CES dt an : ed in one of the best residinti | 7+ & Stocking.8 Be.Louie res \u2018 st res ° roth Access 1 1 m0 .>, BRUNEAU & DUPUIS élitriets, just apposite thé Governor's \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014{2,495,096,23 .Andued ind verified, .; ' Garden, with magnibcent view on the + Audited asd verified, T4 \u2019 | (Members Montreal Stock Exchange).river and on the Dufferin Terrace.Toleghhone: 1050.it 4 Ross à sons, ; rE Rose 2 sons ais BRO! : Board given with or without room; Dr.A LANTIER j Montreal, 24th.Dec., 1915, Moatreal, 24th.Dee., 1915.- STOCK KERS moderate prices.Use of telephone.« | \u2019 DIRECTORY NEPORT.\u2018Phone 1166 murs Matelot Sey STE.\u2018GENEVIEVE AVE p Conard : a .7e Baers of NDERSON, LIMITED.; .Direct Private Wire with: x On the Cape opsorite Liversois Pharmacy.Your Directors submit herewith their Ninh Annual Report with Sustement of Avets and Lisbilies and sbatract et ; POST & FLAGG - - - - 38 Wall Street.New York Dæsxim | Profit and Loss Account for the year ended November 30th.1918.The Net Profits for the year amounted to $175,688.84, which, with the balance of $117,368.40 Yarricd forward from the previous year, makes the sum of $293,086.94 to the credit of the Profit and Loss Account.Out of this sum has been paid he interest on bands to September 30th, and a reserve provided for October and November, sito dividend on Preferred Stack.The sum of $7,500.00 has been provided as à reserve for depreciation, and the sam of $14,600.00 has been applied for Sinking Fund purposes; there has aleo been set aslde the sum of 36,050 00 to cover the balance of the old subscription, and our new subscription of $5,000.00 to the Patriotic Fund, leaving a balance of $215,064.01.- Your Directors have io report that in all departments and over the entire territory served hy the Company, with the exception of the Canadian West, our trade has increased.This has Leen particularly coospicuous in the Export field where the case has been equal to fifty per cent.-) .The acquisition of Pinchin, Johnson & Co., of Canada, Limited, on à distinetly favorable basis, bas provided us with fine premises aod plamt in the city of Toronto, and equate facilities for catering to our mpidly increasing Ontario business, fpring the present year the Compan bas lost y death.the inestimable services its late President, Mr.Jos.R.Henderson, to whose sagueity.high standard of business integrity, enterprise and unremitting care, is to be largely attric tuted the success the Company has attained.Mr.George Hendevson, a Director and the Manager of the Maritime Hranches since (he formation of the Companywas appointed by the Directors in August last to succeed his father 3s President and G Manager, and the vacancies occasioned by the death of Mr.R.Henderson and the elevation of Mr.Justice Varrin to the Hench.were filled by the appointments to she Board of Mr.T.S.Rogers, K.C, and Mr.1.C.Stewart.In November Colonel Thos.Cantley, Presi dent and General Manager of the Nova Scotia Steel & Cosl Co., joined the Board.Ts view of the general commercial uncertainty brought about by the lack of precedent to serve as guide for the Orders Promptly Executed on all Markets.A A GINGRAS - - - = = = ¢ - - Jacques\u2019 Annual Cheap Salé 209 Discount \u20140 ali \u2014 pared with $109,000 in September, this showing being taken as an indication of what other companies in the: war order business are doing and was a factor'in the advance in these shares.Sales, 644,995; bonds, $13,783,300.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Sales (Wednesday Afternoon) me EE Detroit\u201430 at 77.ne : = - =| Shawinigan\u20143 at 13154, 10 at 1304.TENDERS FOR hud ER CAPS _\u2014 .Iden\u201425 at 22, 23 at 22, 25 MEN.A NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.| BRANDRAM-HENDERSON poy Hold » ne \u2014 W.Jacques & Sons :.Commercial | Am Beet Sug.6414 65 64% 65 | remarkable increase in the net profits | Carriage\u201410, 10 at 40.addressed \u2018to the undersigned, will be | = \u2014_ wr\u201d NEW YORK MARKET.Am Can -com.63 623% 61% 63% |of the company, as compared with | Dominion Bridge\u201433, 75, 25, 25, 50, {received from this day till TUES- (Canadian Press).Am Car Fdy.6654 68% 63% 68 |previous years.In 1915 the Com- [25 at 220%, 100 at 22056, at 220%, [DAY, THE 29th of FEBRUARY, inst New York, Feb, $&-For a time to- Am Ice .29 2% 28% 28% |pany's net profits reached the total (5 1.1.1 at 22056, 23 at 221%.(1918), » four o'clock P.M.for the day the market threatencd to yield a Am Loco .65% 67 6 66% | of $175.688.50.Laurentide\u201410, 25, 23, 15, 23 at 183.ye Che hundred and fifty (150) very considerable part of the ground Am S.& R.98% 10134 98 101%] The statement shows that at the Lyall\u201423 at 3t.= ps, more or less, for the regained in the previous day's dealings, prices evincing a strong tendency 212 28 se h d ; , said tender ; ; ; | Ana Cop .84% 863; 84 86% |$117.368.40.This, with the years | Spanish River \u201410 at 474 ors CL NTU : neo This comparatively smai ofer Atchison .104% 106 103% 103% | carnings added.equalled a ou of | Steel Company of Canada\u201410 at cone City does not bind itseli to ac- DEBE RES OF À readjusted later, however, when the Balt & Ohio.88% 89 \u2014 Bsi4 89 $293,056.94, from which the following | 38% 15, 5 at 39.ce the lowest or any of the tenders, .oe list, almost as a whole, rose well above Baldwin .\u2026.111% 11474 109% 114% | disbursements were made: Interest | Steel Corporation\u201420.5, 25 at 44, 100 a Contractor shall pay the cost The School Commission of là POINTE-AUX-TREMBLES : pighest quotations of the carly week.Cal Petroi'm.30% 31 30% 31 |on bonds to September 30th, and re- | 50.25 at 4434, 5, 15 gt 4414, 50 at 4434, \u2018al copie.cd hyd fantact and notar- À Until the fimal hour trading was c PR.159% 17034 169 170% | serve provided for October and No- , 25, 50 at 4434, 25 3 44%.5 8 for official use.(Near Montreal) - ind more contracted, the [Cent Leather.525% 5324 8236 53) | vember, $25,342.03; dividends on pre- War Loan Bonds\u20141{000 at 97, 8,000 y order.OV : i ne .Æ contract Ch Pros 6 ; : .YIELDING 6%, REDEEMABLE NOVEMBER ist, 1940.t lesHers aside \u201cfrom United States |Ches & Ohio.8:% 63% 2% 63 | ferred stock paid and accrued, $24,500; | At 9734, flat.- AUG.MALOUIN, - 1 Steel, consisting of such mixed issucs Colo F & 1.M¥% 45% 44% 45% | reserve for plant depreciation, $7.500; | Crown Reserve\u2014300 at 43.Secretary Fire Committee.DENOMINATION: $1,000.00.88 Crucible Steel, Mexican Petroleum, Erie .37% 38% 37% 383% | subscriptions to Patriotic and Red Steamships pfd\u201425, 50, 50, 25 at 73, \u2014 United States Industrial Alcohol and do 1st@fd.53 33 52% 53} | Cross Funds, $6.050; sinking fund for | 10 at 724.7 CITY OF QUEBEC.For further details, apply to: By private wire to Bruneau & Dupuis, Stock Brokers, 11, 13 and 15 Sault-au-Matelot Street.Tel 1596.Open.High.Low.Close.Am Sug Ref.112% 113% 113% 113% Am T & T.126% Cas \u201cCon\u201d .1373%§ 138% 13734 1384 ANNUAL STATEMENT.The Annual Statement of Bran- dram-Henderson, Limited, which appears in oir columns today, shows a beginning of the year, the Company's credit balance carried forward was Car\u201425 at 68, 10, 5, 3, 30 at 65, 25 at 6514.Cement\u20143 at 4454, 5 at 45, 50, 23 at 45, 25, 26, 25 at 46, 50, 25 at 4654, .Scotia\u2014250, 100 at-$8%;, 3, 23, 100 at 97, 25, 25, 25, 25 at V7.Montreal Cottons pfd\u201410, 10, sat Quebec, 2nd February, 1916.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given DERS FOR SUMMER CAPS,\u201d and firemen.Samples of ssid Caps to accompany that sealed tenders, endorsed \u201cTEN.- + future, occasioned the t \u2026 dt has not been considered i i J?hy t dividend: he Ci M doc of one i.as rather the establishment reat Lomediste payment > 5 on the Common (From Breen & Gourdeau).CITY HALL.f On bebalf of the Directors, a S0OTS, SHOES and SLIPPERS, GEORGE HENDERSON, C.BP.R.\u201450 at 170, 25 at 1704.\u201d Halifax, N.S, December 31st, 1915.: Cedars Rapids\u201410 at 71.City Clerk's Office.FOR CASH ONLY.15 PABRIQUE STREET.\u2014\u2014 Telephone 487 \u2014 |.te $80,000.00 ercantile Marine pfd.It was the redemption of bonds, $14,600; a total \u2018 ral character of these shares | Gt Nor pfd .121% 1292 131 128 [of §77.992.93.v' 1 subtracted from ».City Clerk's Office.Provincial 5 ecurities Limited which gave early pause to the tharket.; Inter Met oe 1% 5 vx 174 the above balance at credit of profit Steel Company of Canada pfd\u201410 Tenders for From .ly was heard of the effect, specu- o pfd .7 and loss, leaves a net credit balance | 3t 95.remen\u2019s Summer .i .mue, and otherwise, of re om Kan City Sou.2016 2634 26/4 83 | carried forward of $215,084.01, \u2014almost Cedars Bonds\u2014$2.300 at 85.Uniforms.105 MOUNTAIN HILL QUEBEC.| Wilson's speeches, and if the Appam Lehigh Val.76% 76% 76 \"6% | $100,000 more than at the same date Dominion Iron Bonds\u2014$1,000 at 85.J incident added to the complicated for- | M°x Petrol'm.10534 106%; 104% 106 | last year \u2014a state of affairs which| Hochelaga Bank\u201413 at 140.Quebec, 2nd February, 1916.eign situation it was not discernible in Missouri.Pac.5% 53% 8% 5% | must be very gratifyingto the share.| Asbestos Bonds\u2014$12,000 at 70._ PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given the course of international shares.Natl Lead .67% 08% 07% 603 holders.With such a strong state.| Wayagamack Bonds\u2014$1,000 at 74.that the undersigned will receive London was again a seller of Erie's, New Haven.68 68% 67% 05% ! ment as this, the directors in normal \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~~ isealed tenders until Tuesday the 20th Canadian Pacific and some of the less- | NY Central.106 10614 108% 106 | times would probably have felt dis- | foro day of February instant (1916) at four er metals, but they were easily ab- Norf & West.117 11?11634 117 | posed to declare a dividend on the | } o'clock p.m., for the supply of 150 sorbed on advancing prices.North Pac .r112% 113% 11234 11354 | common stock of the Company, but | § 10 0 Ca 3 | Summer Uniforms (more or less) in The more conspicuous shares of the | Penna .36% 357% 56% 57% | no doubt they were wise in not doing .3 \u2018blue indigo serge for firemen.munitions group were only fairly Dress Stl Car.583 86 88% 36 |so.The future is too uncertain, and | § \u2014and\u2014 The tenders shall have ail the ne- strong at first, but became more ac- Reading .77% 78% 77 78% | so they decided that the only sound cessafy information at the office of ve and almost buoyant, in fact, the Rep 1 &S.51 8234 31 33% i policy for the present with regard to the Chief of the Fire Brigade, at the sole features of the final hour, when Studebaker 14386 160% 1a 130 financial matters, was conservation.: Cay Hall.h .Crucible Steel, Baldwin Locomotive ayl .97 \u20ac report refers to the sad death | ¥ x 8 e cloth must weigh 17 ounces to wd baer showed gains of 2 to | Rubber .6134 33 5034 58% | during the year of the late President, | i} WILL PUT A BEAUTIFUL the yard.; Said uniform shall consist 6 points over yesterday's final figures.\u201cSoo\u201d rom .1214 .| Mr, Joseph K.Henderson, to whose of three pieces: Coat, double breasted; Their rise was accompanied by the \u2018 South I'ac .99% 100% 99% 10034 | integrity, enterprise and courage, in vest and nares poual rumors of more war \u201ccontracts.South Ry .21% 214 21 21% | great part the success of the Company The buttons for coats and vests Failure of the American Smelting - Third Ave .60 .60); 60 60% ; is due.Mr.Henderfon has been suc- YOUR HOME.shall be supplied to the contractor, to increase the common ; Utah Cop .\u2026 78 70% 77£ 79% | ceeded\u2019in the presidency by his son, iN {| who shall «lace them according to \\ Sorted was temporarily disappoint.| Union Pac .13334 134 132) 134 | Mr.George Henderson, who Tor |B Just receiving a new stock À instructions from the Chief of the i mg, but all metals strengthened later U S Steel .81% 83% 81% 83% | number of years has been manager of | Ÿ ¢f PIANOS from the leading § Fire Brigade.2° ; { on indications of an increase in the do pfd .116 .oe .{the firm's Maritime Provinces | 8 manufacturers.| The Fire Committee does not bind future demand for copper.Oils, mo-! Vie C C Co.47 48 47 48 | branches.i itself\" to accept the lowest or any of tors and leas distinctive issues were Westinghouse.6534 67 654 66%] Two other items in the report are | the tenders.; j 8 to 7 points higher, with a gain of West Union.88% \u2026.TREE worthy of special mention: (1) Ani 8 ARTHUR LAVICNE The Committee reserves the right 93 for Willys-Overlant at 318.A be- Crucible .76 78 74% 77% increase of over 50 per cent.in the | @ .of exacting securities.\" SEE US TODAY, AND YOU'LL SEE BETTER TOMORROW { i Sted demand for shares of the inde.Maxwell += 724 Gol 7:14 | Company's cxport business; (1) A 54 Couillard Street 4 he tof rafting à contract § All prescriptions of Oculist filled up at once.] \u201cpendent steel companies was helpful Miami .38% 3674 15% 36) !large gain in sales in the Ontario À \u2018notary the cost of drafting a contract to United States Steel, which made a maximum gain of 1% at 83%.Rails formed only a relatively small part of the day\u2019s dealings, with an un- ! certain trend for some leading issues, or \u2018 fulfilled that condition, chere despite the publication of additional! New York, Feb.2\u2014The mild turn OILS.ETC.\u2014\u2014 18 3t.Ann Street not ; , favorable December esrnings.Total! for the better yesterday has been fois | London, Feb.2\u2014Calcutta linked, F Newly (Repaired House Sha Jetained five dollars = ay sales of stocks amounted to $660,000 lowed by some pronounced strength : Feb.-March, 80s 6d.ormerly the St.George laniform shall have\\been delivered.shares.Bonds in general were stronger, with a sudden inquiry for local traction issues.Total sales, par value, $3,790,000, - THR TORONTO : PRODUCE MARKET \u2018Toronto - Quotations are as fob wer\u2014 Wheat, Ontario No.% winter $1.13 to $1.18 outside, according to location.Manitoba, ! No.1, north, 1.85%; No.8, north, $1.21% to $1.98; 0.3, north., $1.18}5 to $1.20%.Oats-Ontario No.8 white, none offering outside; No.3, 44c to 48 outside on track, Toronto.Corn \u2014 American, No.2 yel, 83%c.Peas\u2014No.3, $1.34 te $1.78 samples; Nb.3, $1.90 car lots.arley\u2014\u2014#4c 10'06c outside for malt.» \u201c8 crwbentrtc © 7% \u2018shipping \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eir ee - CLOSING 'LETTER By private wire to Brureas & Dupuis Stock _rokers, 11, 18 and 18 Sault-su-biatelot Street.Tel.1596 today, & number of war order special ties like Studebaker, Crucible and Baldwin have made very sharp advances.A good many traders who have been bearish of late have apparently thought it was time to reverse their position.The general result has been a very satisfactory improvement in prices and as many of the more extended accounts have been liquidated or reduced, the technical position of the market is more satisfactory than for some time past.If nothing more goes wrong in our diplomatic relations it looks as if we should haye a steadier and firmer market.Total Sales: Stocks, 644,904; bonds, $3,743,800, - COTTON MARKETS.closed steady.Closing bids: March, 11,87c; May, 12.06e; July, 12.18c; October, 19.30¢.Spot closed quiet.Middting uplands, 11.90c.Sales, none.of New York, Feb.2\u2014Cotton futures division.In Ontario, the new plant, assistance in providing satisfactory deliveries of supplies.- ! Linsee doil, 429 Od.Sperm «il, £82, 10s.Petroleum, American refined, | spirits, 11d, Turpentine, spirits, 50s 3d.Rosin, American strained, 22s 3d; type \u201cG\u201d 220 Wd.10d; Savannah, Ga.\u201d Feb.8\u2014Turpentipe quiet, 88; receipts, 53; shipments, \u20182; stock, 12,636.Rosin, quiet; sales, none; receipts, 1,000; shipments, 5,880; stock, $3,428.NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER McDougall & Cowan, Stock Brokers, No.116 Monntain Hill, Quebec, + \"Phones 1403-1408.New York, Feb.2-The stock mas.ket shook off its dullness about one o'clock and became strong with increased Activity.Advagees larger than those df yesterday were recorded in many of the war order stocks.Steel at Toronto, has been found of yreat | - OR OORONCECUCEOECE SE CECROR PLACE D'ARMES HOUSE, {Firet-claso Rooms, with ail modern conveniences, also Table Board.1 Excellent Cuisine, Phone 8582.Rates Reasonable.MRS.BERTRAND.Ju.10xtu,th,etx1y 1 Sand shall provide the Fire Committee with a copy of the same.All the uniforms shall have to be delivered for the fifteenth day of May next (1916), and if the cont@ctor has Tenderers are reminded Ro send only one sample with their tender, For further information apply to \"the office of the Chief of the Fire Brigade.(Signed) AUG.MALOUIN, | Secretary Fire Committee.P.O.Box 212 BREEN & GOURDEAU STOCK AND BOND BROKERS, 68 ST.PKTER STREET, and \u20ac SAULT-AU-MATELOT STREET Private Wire Connections : .Molson & Robin, members Jenks, Gwynne & Co., members Chicago Board of Trade.Tel.185 Montreal Stock.Exc! and New York Stock ire ed and sold about a point above yesterday's i , Li 1 \u2014 C , : ice, i Flour\u2014Manitobs Jiated quotations buste prices one american from hs low evel ot Honday.\" ne THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY at Toronto are: First patents, $7.00; midéling, fair, 8.494; good middling, \u2018segond patents, $6.90; strong bakers, | 7.064; middling, 7.684; low middling, | cured on stocks of companids for the Year.«ov © 7,878,000 FOR SALE-At Sts.Anne de Beaupre, good 1.90d; good ordinary, 8.98d; ordi , | are to into tire Steel y Assets in Canade.vio coer er conan sie «oo 17,000,000 id : p \u2014 Ontario, wister four, 08 | 8.630 The sales of the day were 5 | had favorable effect on their Miskgt \" Over $10,000 gud dally ta Claims, Endowments, ot.house including private and & bakery; oll ta cont.patents, $4.90 to $5.10 sea- | 000 bales, of which 500 were for spe- | prices, Railroad: stocks pacticipat The Reversionaty Policyholders foe of 1008 good condition.Good oppertunity fer a bakee with a liv \u201c\\tulation and export, apd included 4, {in the upward movement, although | 1919, amounted to $3,007,500.00, being at the raté of S15 per 61,008 per de capital.Conditions easy.Appl \u201cto William Carries Millfeod-Manitobs bran, $34.00 | 508 American.Receipts were 15,000 [only to the extent of fractions] gains.| dnswm oR all with profit policies.- « .y por toa; shorts, $85.00 per ton on | bales, including 14780 American, Fu- | Allis-Chalmars' net earnings for De-| \"\" W.& 0.MORTON MASSEY; Ciel Ageeti, « & Sons, 108 Dalhousie street, Qu: dec.ask, Toroate.tues coved barely steady.cembet ware reported 839,000 ag come | 4\" 113 Mountain Mill, Qube ©.* Agnes _ \\ - ; 2.4 \" .K ., report that new options are being ee- Adcamulated Funds.20, mt?a + 907 ,000,000 vu.Tel 2777, § All compound Glasses But st home, at an hour's uotice.P.C.LACASSE, bo i | Empty Vinegar and Lubricating Oil Barrels Quebec Scrap Metal Co.Reg'd 14 St.Roch St.Bakery For Sale - Receptions .You will requiee ia Misciris Tomer, of parhigs some Pou Misctrie Fixteres, or Decorations.We have en clageet Gaphey of Munties, Gomes, sod Mabe your heme ovmbentable [ Seep .MECHANICS SUPPLY CJ.LTD.80-90 St.Paul Street BATTAIN DEMANDS |\" BIE FOR BYE AND.ZEPPELIN RAIDS ARE INCREASING DETERMINATION TO EXACT VENGEANCE.London, Feb.3.\u2014The sentiment in favor bé aerial reprisals in kini against Germany is increasing rapidly.The belief is growing that the au raids have no military objects and are not aimed at any military bases, but Rubber Stamps Stencils 118-120 Mountain Hill, Quebec are intended to be indiscri.nate attacks for the purpose of terrorizing England.Moreover, cxperts declare that the Zeppelins could not attemyr to find any definite targets,at the height from which they now drop bombs, even if they wished to.Newspapers which herctefpre werz opposed to reprisals as unworthy of B .ish methods, declared today in favor of carrying the same kind of | warfare into the enemy country if necessary to protect the women and children.Pitiful stories of mangled women, children and old men, which everyone hears, are kindling fierce anger, and are commented upon by the newspapers as the strongest deterrent to any peace talk which the eu- \u2018tire war has produced.The Daily i Telegraph says: \u201cAs a fighting nation we are no weaker than we were before the Germans set out on their voyage across the North Sea, but we are more determined.We cannot forget or forgive the suffering and sorrow which have been spread far and wide.\u201d The Westminster Gazette says: ~- ; \u201cThe next visitation may take any of \u2018us and leave us and our familes mangled corpses under the ruins of our own houses.But in all the J.18xtu.ti,stx1y months these things have been going alentine Post Cards BIG ASSORTMENT -\u2014 TWO FOR FIVE CENTS \u2014and\u2014 SIX FOR FIVE CENTS.; Como Valentines 1 Immense choice of: TRADES, DONT'S and PEDESTALS all at ONE CENT BACH.1 \u2014 7 H.O'NEILL, ss ST.JOHN STREET.$ILLERY NURSERIES on, the Zeppelins between them hay: were drowned on the Lusitania.or as many as would be carried off by comparatively mild epidemics in a fioderate sized town.\u201cAssuming that the Zeppelins come Call For Tenders The undersigned will receive until noon, Friday the 4th of February next, tenders for the completion of the work on the Stadacona School, now under construction at the corner of Seventh and Eighth Streets and Third Aveuue, Stadacona, Quebec.\u201cand that they kill a thousan*, TOOTH FOR TOOTH, FRUIT, THE GREAT PHYSICIAN Powers of Fruit Proved \u201cFrit-a-tives® The simple Juices of apples, oranges, Êgs and prunes, when transformed into \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d will relieve diseases of .the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Skis.The truth of this statement bas been proved in thousands of cases of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Constipation, Kidney and Riadder Troubles, Gkin Diseases, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Chronic Headaches.The enormous \u2018ales of \u2018Fruit-s-tives,\u2019 are the best proofs of the value ¢/ dhis fruit medicine.50e.s box, 6 fo: 93.50, trial sise 25e.At dealers or sent postpaid on reeeiptof prise by Fruite tives Limited, Ottawateeters PRAISES WORK OF Y.M.C.A.Capt.the Rev.Allan P.Shatford Writes From Front.(Montreal Gazette).Tribute to work being done at the front by the Y.M.C.A., is paid by Capt.Allan P.Shatford, rector of St.James the Apostle church, Montreal, and now with the forces in Flanders in a letter to Mr.Budge, which, un- \u2018der the date of January Oth., reads: | \u201cMy dear Mr.Budge:\u2014For a long time I have wanted to write some- jone in authority at the Y.M.C.A.to :pay my little tribute to the wonderful work that is being done by that organization.As 1 have no axe to grind, you will accept this testimony as absolutely genuine.It will please me also if you could inform Mr.Corbett, of the McGill Branch, and Mr.iJ.W.Ross or any others, of my views not killed one fourth the number who fin the matter.\u201cI have had good opportunity to witness the work done by the Y.M.C.A.as 1 have labored in closest {sympathy with the agents of it ever since I left Canada.Let me first of jin the largest number ever suggested gl acknowledge the splendid work two done by Capt.Armour for the 24th.thousand or three thousand people He is a noble fellow with a heart of the additional risk to our daily life \u2018gold.A fine upstanding, robust, .ha .SHARP DARTS, PORTRAITS, These tenders must be sealed, addressed to the undersigned, and om the envelope besides the address must be written the words: \u201cTender for the Stadacona School.\u201d The plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the undersigned.from 9 am.until 4 pm.A cheque or a guarantee policy equal to fifteen per cent (15 p.c.) of the amount of the tender, made to the order of the Roman Catholic School Commission of the City of Quebec, must accompany cach tender.This cheque or guarantee policy will be confiscated if the contractor whose tender is accepted, refuses to sign the contract or fails to carry it out completely.The Roman Catholic School Com- BERGERVILLE mission of the City of Quebec does | not bind itself to accept the lowest opin a reese $00 or any of the tenders.eee = TANGUAY & LEBON, .W.Massie, pe dozen.0 Architectsper Lee 2034 d\u2019Aiguillon Stper hundred.J.27xtoF.4 Lillies, each.JAB -Sixtol.erns, Boston and yom od Tm vl NOTICE i Deliveries anywhere in city.À \u2018JOHN RAMSDEN, sn.re Back Chairs Abd & general line of HOUSEHOLD and OFFICZ PURNITURE.' Gardener.FURNITURE Wi NOTICE is hereby given that Mgr.Cyrille Alfred Marois, Priest, Vicar- General of the Arehdiocese of Quebec and Apostolical Prothonotary; J.C.Arsenault, Priest, Canon of the Basilica; J.A.Charlebois, Notary; Cyrille Tessier, Notary; Elie Martineau, Merchant; Edward Foley, Advocate; Honorable Thomas Chapais, Advocate; N.Euthrope Dionne, Physician and Surgeon; Cyprien Labreque, Notary, and Joseph Gosselin, Physician and Surgeon, all of the City of Quebec, shall make application at the next sitting of the Legislature for the purpose of praying for the passing of a bill incorporating them under 4he name of \u201cL'Oeuvre de la Propogation de la Foi de Quebec,\u201d for the better securing the investments that will be inconsiderable and very little Christian man, without the least af- greater than was added to walking abroad in the streets when motora were first introduced.\u201d fection of piety.He has been a tower of strength to our battalion.During the days at Sandling he kept The Daily Chronicle.heretofore [the moral tone of the 24th at good against reprisals, today joined with !standard\u2014he won for the Y.M.C.A.a the Daily Telegraph in demanding an .place of respect and affection which eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth it will forever have with our men.policy.|Out here at the front ! do not very In the last letter which the late well see what would have done :Lord Alverstone, for many years without him.e has kept us sup- | Lord Chief Justice of England, wrote plied with reading and writing ma- | was an appeal from his sick bed to terial, provided such entertainment as | the British people \u201cnot to employ | eounteracted the attraction of the barbarous methods of warfare be- Estaminents, and in a *housand ways \u2018cause the Germans followed such has helped the men.The Y.M.C.A.has methods.\u201d But Sir Arthur Conan been of inestimable value to the chap- Doyle's recent letter advocating the lains.Often we would have been hard | announcement of a policy of repris- {put to it for a place in which to hold yals, as the surest deterent, appears our services but the Y.M.C.A.has ever to be more in accord with present generously put their tents and huild- public feeling.lings at our disposal: There is always The residents of cities approached a wholesome atmosphere about every- by the Zeppelins Monday night, a'- thing that this organization does-v-it though warned of their danger from leaves an influence for good upon the splinters and shrapnel bullets.prc- \u2018many thousands to whom it minis.ferred to continue in the streets %o ters.taking shelter.When it was announc-! \u201cLet me say, also a word for the ed that railroad traffic was suspend.McGill Branch.I was with No.2 Gened, the people took the matter phil- eral hospital for three months and osophically and sought omnibuses shall newer forget the loyal way that and street cars, and when unable to those earnest young lads furthered get transport in this manner proceed- the work of the Master.Mr.Richards ed homeward without complaint.Wo-'and his littl committee stood be- men and men were equally calm.hind me and made my work a de- while children continued to play in light.We had a splendid reading and \u2018the streets, but occasionally looking 'recreation room and kept the patients \u2018skyward to see whether the air invad.jsupplied with all necessary things for ers were visible.their comfort.When there was no The wife oi the mayor of one of chapfain these lads had a service for the towns was travelling in a strect \u2018the men and so kept the spiritual be- | car when the alarm was given.Tha fore the unit.j car stopped and she alighted.Turi.-| \u201cNeedless to say, I hive helped the Rd to proceed to her home she was 'Y.M.C.A.wherever and whenever 1 struck by 3 fragment of a bomb and could, I have addressed many of their was taken to a hospital where she meetings and delivered several lec- lies in a critical condition.aged.A couple married at a provincial town Monday afternoon were S.RICKABY Two large churches were among \u2018the wounded the provincial buildings badly dam.France the Y.M.C.A.met them at the tures for them.When the relatives of were symmoned to boat, conveyed them to the hospital, provided them with hospitality, and in many ways helped them in their t $37 ST.JOHN STREET If ~\u2014\u2014\u2014Tolephone 3! \u2014 charitable persons, desirous of helping the work of the propogation of the faith in the poor parishes and missions, are willing to intrust to the members composing the council of the said Propogation of the Faith, BLUE PRINTS CIVIL WNGINEERS ves oo.Nias Print Dept BR Pu fume ov Dene by Micctrico) Machine, \u2018a shon auties EL&TESSIER Quote and for the purpose of making rules snd by-laws in order to help the work of the said Propogation of the Faith, etc, etc.N.E.DIONNE, Jay.3x20.Secy.P.T.Gaudias Bureau For Railroad Co's, Navi- Brees, SOtienn Poms Bensso\u2014lowen prises.: A PAGRO , 200 Mcholieu de, Telephone 2008 R MACHINIST.epairs of all kinds prom attended to wy .TELEPHONE - .- 2046 RESIDENCE - - 562 116 Sth Street, Lémoilou.HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN ON A POST CARD AT SHORT NOTICE.Sior.0 Ofor.00.Also Post Card Pletures finished, while you welt The Model Photo Stude Open Dey and Nightsé ST.JONN SUREEY.* both killed in the evening by a Zenpelin bomb.trouble.Time would fail me were 1 \u2014 to undertake a description of all the ways in which ail the truly wonderful organization is assisting in the war.It stands for clean manhood, for nu- selfish service, for the religion of humanity which is the religion of Christ.I am confident that there would be absolute unanimity as to the genuine helpfulness of the Y.M.A.1 have seen battalions degenerate where this influence was lacking or had been withdrawn.In God's hands this worldwide organization has been a noble instrument in the strengthening of Christian manhood among the defenders of Empire.\u201cMy very sincère regards to you and to all leaders and workers in the anew discovery forthe action on ail chest troubles as anti- Ît a trial?treatment of coughs, toxin is on diphtheria,or vaccination Peps is the discovery! If you were told of colds and bronchitis, as certain in its smsll-pox, woaldn't you feel Tike giving Peps are little tablets, containing certain medicinal Ingredients, which, |y M.C.A.Fi pa re ap eB | Vows bial, Senet) Ato P breathed down the air to the | Bhatford.What a French officer thinks of the Canadian soldier is expressed by Dr.Claude Michelon, who, wounded at the front, is giving lectures In the United States, Hg says: \u201cI have seen little of the Russian soldiers, but much of the English.At the first they sacrificed the flower of thelr aristocracy, but now they are comir into their own.\u2018They have mastered the seas and they are splendid fighters.The Irish, too, are fine fighters.But to me the bravest t of soldier is the Canadian.He is what you call \u2018a goof scout.\u2019 He is tough arid he shoots etraight.\u201d - NOTE -\u2014Our readers wifi remember Capt.Armour afudeé to above sa favourably as the efficient Secretary who left here foot your from ous lots! YMCA - i, ; passages lungs.On their journey, they soothe the infisrued and irritated membranes of the bronchial tabes, the delicate walls of the sir passages, aod finally enter aad oarry relief and bes!ing to the lungs.la « word, while no liquid or solid can get to the lungs and air \u2018these Peps fumes get there direct, 64 once commisace theiy work of healing.A C4 out this (BRE TL 0 ov ta across it the name and date of this paper.end mail it (with 1c.stamp to pay return postage) to Peps Co.Torohte.A fre trial packet will then be nent you.All dreggists and steres sell Peps WHAT CANADIAN AMV CUT | CANADA HAS SPENT 0048000000 | UPON THEM SINCE CONFED- | ERATION.- , (Specrial to The Chronicle.) Ottawa, Feb.3\u2014The annual report of the Department of Railways and Canals which was laid on the table of the House yesterday, shows in| + for the fiscal year ending March 31st, 1018, there was spent on railways and | if canals, $50,063,988.The revenue derived from the Government Railways and canals fir that year amounted to+ $12,577,190.The report gives the interesting s:atement that therc has i been spent on railways in Canada prior to and since Confederation the enormous sum of $648,075,487.On|} canals, Canada has expended $180,- 205,770.This makes the total expenditure $798,281,197.Hon.Frank Cochrane had succeeded in making the Intercolonial Railway a paying proposition as, despite the fact that it was a war year and business conditions were exceedingly unfavorable, there was a profit of $42,965, The total earnings for the year amounted to $11,444,873.However, the Prince Edward Island Railway, which has steadily lost money since Confederation, had a déficit which more than counterbatanced the profits on the Intercolonial.The deficit on the narrow gauge road of the Island was $183,731.The St.John and Quebec Railway, a small road leased by the Intercolonial in New Brunswick.showed a loss of $6.000, and a line known as the New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island Railway, a rcad 35 miles in length, running from Sackville to Cape Tormentine, forming a conection between the in- tercolonial and the new Car Ferry to be \u2018operated to the Island.showed a deficit of some $18,000, The portion of the National Transcontinental Railway operated last year showed a deficit of some $80,000.For the last fiscal year expenditure on the Hudson Ray Railway and terminals was $4.773.749, making the total expenditure up to that date $10,860,776.It was pointed out that navigation during the open season of 1914 was very { | satisfactory.Twenty - four vessels, controlled by the Department.in addition to twelve others, went through the Straits without accident.RAILWAY FIGURES.Trespassing on Railways the Cause of Many Deaths.Ottawa, Feb.2\u2014The annual report of the Board of Raiiway Commission which was tabled in the House today.emphasized the high percentage of |.fatalities on railways due to trespass ing.One hundred and seventy persons were killed during the year while trespassing on railway lines.The Board is taking up the matter with the Attorney-Generals of the various Provinces, who are being asked to institute prosecutions with the object of keeping trespassers away.The total number of passengers carried on Canadian railways was 46, 702.280.Passenpers killed numbered 8, and passengers injured, 339.The proportion of deaths of railway employes was very much higher.Out of 159.- 142 employes, 99 were killed and 873 injured.WHAT DYSPEPTICS SHOULD EAT{ A PHYSICIAN'S ADVICE.\u201cIndigestion and practicaliy all forms of stomach trouble wre, nine times out of ten, due to acidity; therefore stomach sufferers should, whenever possible, avoid eating food that is acid in its nature, or which by chemical action in the stomach develops acidity.Unfortunately, such a rule eliminates most foods which are pleasant to the taste as well as those which are rich in blood, flesh and nerve building properties, This is the reason why dyspeptics and stomach sufferers are usually so thin, emaciat- 2d and lacking in that vital energy which can only come from a well fed body.For the benefit of those sufferers who have been obliged to exclude from their diet all starchy, sweet or fatty food and are trying to keep up a miserable existence on gluten products, I! would suguest that you should try a meal of any food or foods which you may like, in moderate amount, taking iminediately afterwards 3 teaspoonful of bisurateé magnesia in a little hot or cold wyter.This .will neutralize any acid which may be present, or which may be formed, and instead of the usual feeling of uneasiness an¢ fullness, you will find that your food agrees with you perfectly.Bisurated magnesia is doubtless the best food corrective and Se THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1916 | February Pre-Inventory | Overstock Clearing Sale Starts Tomorrow Greater Barguing than ened, bi every Sectlod, are ¥0 be Offered Inventory, demands stocks st the Minimum, so the order of the day is Reduction of our Stock.\u2018The Prices to us are not à consideration.This mer One Weak of Vlse-Giving.\u2018There.are only a few days left now to take advantage of ows 9æDiscount Sale 25%.Off Our Entire Stock Off This Liberal Discount is applied on Everything in the Store, and regularly pricad.HIGH-GRADE DRESS GOODS, VELVETS and SILKS READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL HOUSEHOLD LINENS and COTTONS.DAINTY NECKWEAR, GLOVES and HOSIERY.i MEN and BOYS FURNISHINGS.BOY?CLOTHING.HOUSE FURNISHINGS and TRIMMINGS, Ete, Ete, Etc, Etc.\u2019 ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE ON ANYTHING IN OUR ASSORTMENTS THAT IS NOT ALREADY REDUCED OR SPECIALLY PRICED EXTRA SPECIAL $3,000.00 OVERSTOCK DAINTY TRIMMINGS At a substantial loss on the wholesale cost prico\u2014divided in three separate lots for an easy choice.Lot.No.1\u201475¢ to $1.28 values.To clear, per yard.108 Lot No.8\u2014$1.30 to $2.00 values.To clear, per yard.cee.88¢ Lot No.3\u2014$2.50 to 33.50 values.To clear, per yard.CIE ENRC.antacid known.It has no direct action on the stomach; but by neutraliz- | ing the acidity of the tood contents,\u2019 : and thus rgmoving the source of the acid irritation which inflames the delicate stomach lining, it does more: than could possibly be done by any; § drug or medicine.As a physician, | : hglieve in the use of medicine whenever necessary, dut Î must admit thet § Î cannot see the sense of dosing an inflamed and irritated stomach with dru acid-the cause of afl the trouble.Get a little biqurated magnesia from your druggist, ent what you want at your taire some of th bisurated above, and see instead of getting tid of the \u2018 Telephones: .Office, 5065: Residence, 179% Dr.EUGENE BEAULIEU SUBGBON-DENTIST.: ST.JOHN STREET 9t 12 am, Ste 5 pm, 7109 pm QUEBEC last year.49 St.John $6.00 Values Advance Spring styles in Georgette Crepe Waists, Shades, white, maise, flesh, also white trimmed in flesh, maise, sky and all- white, and \u201cKnox\u201d Crepe de Chine Waists, in white and Sesh; sizes up to 46 bust.Above goods must be seen to be appreciated.JUST IN THIS WEEK.Our prices are the Best in the City.The proof is that weave only three Waists left over from DYNES\u2019 | Tel 721 NO OLD STOCK.St.for $3.95 $1.38.1.60.For.getting scarcer and The prices since the war.Ha P.J 20 ST.JOHN 87.- No raise on our prices yet\u2014though everything is higher in prices, we shall continue to sell at the old prices, stock is immense and we can stand à long time before capitulating.Carpets CURTAINS - - CURTAINS We draw your attention to the following prices: FOP L.\u2026oouvossessecsnsescnnecsuvuvees $0.98 Carpets and Rugs have gone up 30 p.e.immense assortment before the rise, the buyers will find a great advantage in our store both in choice and price.accumulated an ° \u2018 PATRIOTIC RUGS\u2014We have a second connigneent Lo Fait Rup in Asse: ioe HR gn OF 2.0 sorvaoseccrerne000 sacervanrsances $2.09 Fumiture Coverings, , Plush.Repp, Bengsline, Cus tain Materials of all sorts.The lapgest selection in La .COTE, - OPPOSITE PALACE HILL % "]