The Quebec chronicle, 23 octobre 1916, lundi 23 octobre 1916

[" \u201c a WEEK-END' AGAIN WITNESSED \u201cVIOLENT FIGHTING IN'ALL IMPORTANT TH SS0RET Patronised by H.R.H.the Duke of Conneugbt.TWO SEABONABLE DELICACIES.FRESH CREAM CHEESE, in 6-02.cakes, packed in sanitary containers, 20c each.MALPECQUE OYSTERS, 700 count, 35 per dose; $8.00 per bun- dred; $13.00 per barrel.A.GRENIER, GROCER 06-06 St.John Street.- | Phone 1967-1968 ASSASSINATION OF AUSTRIAN PREMIER PURELY POLITICAL HIS MURDERER, DR.ADLER, I8 ECCENTRIC SOCIAL- .\u2018IST CALLED \u201cTHE LIEBKNECHT OF AUSTRIA\u2014 DEATH WAS INSTANTANEOUS.Vienna, Saturday, Oct.81, vis Bertin and Sayville, N.Y, wireless \u2018to The Associated Press, Oct.88\u2014The assassination of the Austrian Premier, Count Karl Scuergkh, was purely political and was induced by his re- füsal to convene parliament, accoré- ing to the admission of Dr.Friedrich Adler, his assailant, shortly after his arrest.Dr.Adler is an eccentric and super-Radical Socialist, sometimes known as \u201cthe L.:bknecht of Austris.\u201d He is editor of Der Kampf.At first he declined to reveal his motives, but after b«ing locked up he broke down and declared the Premier\u2019s political policies had led him te do the deed.Dr.Adler's arrest was not accomplished without the wounding of two who leaped at him after he had fired sa Count Stuecgkhs, He discharged the two remaining chambers of his revolver at these men before Austrien and German officers, with drawn sabres, overpowered him.The wound ed men, who were injured slightly, sre Baron Aechrenthal, brother of the ate Foreign Minister, and the head waiter of the Hotel Meisel Und Bchadn, in which the shooting oc- eurred.Count Stuergkh arrived at the Rotel at 1:30 o'clock.With him at funcheon were Daron Aehrenthal, Count Toggenbu'g, governor of the Tyrol; Herr Jacobson, a prominent Vienna musician and an actor from the Court Theatre.At 3 o'clock a man unknown to tne Premier arrived and took a seat three tables away, \u2018He ate luncheon and paid for the \u2018meal, but lingered ct the table.Short- Sy after three o':lock he arose, advanced rapidly toward the Premier and fired three shots.The first missed The next two struck the Premfer in the head.Without a word Count Stuerghkh fell back lifeless in his chair.Baron Aechrentisl sprang toward Adler.The head waiter ran up from behind the assassin and grasped the hand that h-!d the revolver.Adler wrested his arm :ree and fired two shots.Baron Aethrenthal was wound ed in the foot.The waiter received only a superficial wound.Seeing that the struggle was hope- Jess Dr.Adler surrendered to the officers who crowed upon him and gave up his revolver.Apparently he was the calmest man in the room.He gave his name without hesitation any added: _ \u201cIf you please, gentleinen, I know perfectly well what I have done.I shall not resist arrest\u201d In reply to a question as to the reason for his o:t he said at Arst: \u201cThat I shall have to answer in court.\u201d r\u2014\u2014 It was half an hour later that he somite hi dad DBE Actuated dy political motives, - - Physicians and high police and state officials reached the scene of the shooting within a few minutes, but found thatthe Premier was lifeless.News: of the assassination spread like wildfire and was received with indigaatis: and sorrow.The assassin, who is 33 years old, is a son of Dr.Victor Adler, a Reichsrat deputy and s Socialist of mild type.By a strong coincidence the father was speakirg\u2019 before, the Reichsrat in 1911 \u2018men Coun?\u2019 Stuergkh was shot at six times by the Dalmatian Socialist Vakusch.On that occasion the Count was uninjured.Riots Ia Vienna, London, Oct.23.\u2014A wireless despatch from Rome reports that there were grave riots in Viena following the assassination of Count Stuergkh, which the police were powerless to quell.The wireless also reports a renewal of the manifes\u2018ations in Athens in favor of the Uni\u2018ed States intervening in behalf of the Greeks agains: the occupation of Athens and Piraeus by Entente Ailiei :orces.Italian Opinion.Rome, Oct.33.- Salvatore Barzilai, former Minister without portiolio, in the Messaggero characterizes the assassination of Premier Stuergkh as \u201crebtllion of the modern thinker against the feudal, militaristic and clerical organization of Austria.\u201d The impression made ir Italy, he asserts, is heightened by ihe fact that the Premiers assaas :s well known her» as a literary man, particularly as a translater of Italiwn poetry, London, Oct.22-~The Austrian House of Deputins has been closed sinte March, 1914, and, in accordance with the constitution, ought to be reelected next spring.There have bee: constant demands ior the re-opening of the House, which Premier Stuergkh consistenly resisted, pleading that secrecy was \u2018mperative snd that national affairs had better be left to the Crown Miniacers.The papers hee quote Engelber: Pecnerstorfer, vice-president of the Lower House of ike Austrian cham: ber, who recently declared: \u201cPublic opinion righteously demands the re-0p:aing of parliament, The administratior of public affairs grows ever more difficult, and the exclusion of the pacliament and the press from adm'n'strative decisions encourages the insupportable feeling that we Austrians are no longer the subjects of our own government, but have been handed over to the Hungarian Premier, Tisza.\u201d (Continued on Page Three) == Schweppes Famous English Table Waters SODA WATER DRY GINGER ALE As supplied to H.I.The King Russians And Rumanians.h atire .In the face of continued violent attacks by the Teutœuc alles in Dobrudja, from the Danube to the Black Ses, the : and their Russian allies are still falling back.- The towns of Toprai Sari, fourtesa miles south-west off Constanza, and Cobadin, seventeen miles south-cast of the Danube tows af.Rachovà, bave been taken by the combined Austrian, German, D: Turkieh forces, who are deciared by Berlin to be in pursuit of Jie antagonists.i On the Transylvania front hard fighting continues in he mountain passes, but with the result in doubt, owing to the cooflictifiy statements of the Berlin, Petrograd and Bucharest War Offices.Petrobind says the Rumanians have been forced back in the Buseu valley.Bucharest, however, does not concede this, asserting that coynter-attacks by the allies here were repulsed at the point of the bayonet.It is the official statements, despite their discrepancies as to that no great changes in positions have taken place anywhere this front, but that the Rumanians are fighting tenaciously to hold back the would-be invaders of their country.The battle of the past week along the Narayuvka river in Galicia has resulted in an important victory for the Austto-German forces over the Russians, according to Berlin, Here the Russians now only hold a small part of the front on the west bank of the river following a gencral attack by the Teutonic allies between Svitelniki and Skomovochy, in which the Russians were driven back, suffering heavy casualties.Petrograd says, however, that the fighting along the river is still going op oad thas the Twice during Sunday\u2014in the morning and in the néternoom-the Germans launched violent attacks against the newly won French positions in the Chaulnes wood, south of the Somme river in France.Both attacks were repulsed, the Germans suffering heavy casuilties, says Paris.Some of the attackers in the morning offensive gained a foothold in the French firut line, but were sarrounded and the 150 survivors made prisoner.Berlin in admitting that in Ssturday\u2019s fighting the British north of the Somme wade gains, characterises the British losses as 3 \u201creckisss sacrifice of human lives.\u201d Several trenches between Biaches and La Maisonnette, south of the Somme, were recaptured Saturday from the French, says Berlin, \u2019 Despite bad weather on the Macedonian front slight additional peo- gress has been made by the Entente Allies in the Cerna river region.German troops are now aiding their Bulgarian allies in the Sghting at the bend of the Cerna.: Heavy rainstorms and snowfalls are impeding the operations in the Austro-Italian theatre, A German aeroplane which dropped bombs at Sheerness, England, Sunday, is belisved to have been the same aircraft that was destroyed later and fell into the ses under the attack of a British naval aeroplane.from ANOTHER BREMEN STORY.Paris, Oct.28\u2014The Journal Des Debats publishes a despetch dated Zurich stating that the Tages Post of Stettin has been suspended for this announcement: \u201cThe submarine Bremen was torpedoed in an American port after having safely passed the Irish cosst and avoided all the ambushes of the Bntish.\u201d \u2014 HUN RAIDERS SHOT DOWN.London, Oct.28-An official communication issued this evening says: \u201cA hostile seaplane was shot down and destroyed this afternoon by one of our naval sircraft.The enemy machine fell into the sea.Judging by time, it was probably the seaplane which visited Sheerness today.\u201d GERMAN CRUISER TORPEDOED.London, Oct.8, 9.50 p.m.\u2014A German light cruiser has been torpedoed by a British submarine.The cruiser remained afloat, although she ap- miralty reads: \u201cA British submarine just returned from the North Sea reports that she torpedosg a German light cruiser of the Kolberg class early Thursday mo-ning.When last seen the cruiser was steaming slowly in evident difficulties towards German waters.\u201d BRITISH TAKE THOUSAND PRISONERS.London, Oct.88=The official communication from British headquarters in France tonight reads: \u201cThe total number of prisoners taken in yesterday's operations between Schwaben redoubt and Le Sars is now reported as 1,018, including sixteen officers.\"Early this morning the enemy exploded two mines south of Ypres in the neighborhood of the Bluff and cccupled the lip of the crater thus formed, where he has been subjected to a continuous bombardment.' During the fighting yesterday our aeroplanes did valuable work in locating enemy batteries.Five enemy machines were destroyed and four others driven down in a damaged condition.Thres of our machines are miseing.\u201d .SLIGHT RETIREMENT IN THE DOBRUDJA Petrograd, Oct.88, via London\u2014The new offensive of Fleld Marshal Von Mackensen in Dobrudja has coused the Russian and Rumanian troops to retire slightiy, the War Office announced today.On the Transylvanian front, the Rumanians bave been forced back in the Busey valley.On the northern and north-eastern Rumanian fronts, near the little town of Bekas, forty versts west of Platra, the Rumanians surrounded an enemy division occupying a small mountain ridge, the statement\u201d say There they took 500 prisoners and captured two guns and five machine gune.In the valley of the river Twotws successful fighting continues.There 100 of the rank and fils and one offices were taken prisener, and re mpshine mens were cnptured, i QUEBEC, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1916.parentiy suffered considerable damage.The announcement by the Ad.\u2019 EATRES OF WAR Before Repeated Attacks Of Teutonic Allies In Dobrudja Region \u2014Austro-Germans Claim Victory In Galicla\u2014 French Repulse Desperate German Attacks\u2014 British Make Important Gains\u2014Entente Allies Make Progress On Macedonian Frent GERMANS PROTEST AGAINST NORWAY EMBARGO ON SUBMARINES OF BELLIGERENTS IS KE- SENTED AT BERLIN, Christiania, via London, Oct.33\u2014 The German minister has presented to the Norwegian government a note protesting against Norway's embargo on the submarines of belligerent countries, The cabinet held a meeting and discussed the note, but its decision in the matter has not been made public.The press unanimously supports the government in its right to issue such an ordinance, as Sweden has already done.\u2014 Dr.Alfred Zimmerman, the Ger man Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, is quoted by the Norwegian correspondent of the Copenhagen Aftenposten, according to an Ex change Telegraph despatch, as declaring that the German note to the Norwegian government is a serious one contending that Norway's action conflicts with paragraph 13 of The Hague convention and is incompatible with strict neutrality, and furthermore, that Germany will not calmly submit to such action.During the continusnce of the negotiations, the correspondent adds, many German submarines are oper- sting off the Norwegian harbors.The Norwegian ordinance with re- powers forbids such vessels \u2018from traversing Norwegian waters except in cases of emergency, when they must remain upon the surface and fly the national flag.Mercantile sub- maries are to be allowed in Norwegian waters only in a surface position in full daylight and flying the national colors.Any submarine violating the ordinance will, according to its provisions, be attacked by armed forces.Norway Aroused.London, Oct, 22\u2014An Exchange Telegraph despatch from Copenhagen says: \u201cThe position between Norway und Germany arising out of the Norvegian measures against submarines.ahsorbs the Norwegian press, The Aftenposten, of Christiania, while agreeing that the whole Norwegian people is ready to support the gov.cenment, reminds its readers that the nation must have & clear understanding that the step into war is not a long one and that it is n great task for a small neutral country to uphold the ideals of peace against those of war.\u201d The Weather | Toronto, Oct.82\u2014The weather today has been generally fair throughout the Dominlon.It has heen rather cold in the western provinces and fairly mild from Ontario eastward.Winds have becn moderate everywaere.Min.Max.Victoria .\u2026.44 68 Vancouver .34 36 Calgary .20 4\u201c Edntonton .ss 43 Batileford .28 24 Prince Albert 30 ne Medicine Hat .a2 as Moose Jaw .30 un Winnipeg .\u2026 «© 20 1] Port Arthur .a0 » Party Sound .32 4\u201c London .3 ® Toronto .«0 +.+.soo 40 48 Ottawa .0.38 \u201d\u201c Montreal .«0 .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 3 \u201c i 45 Lé Lower Lawrence, Gulf, North Shore and Maritime: Moderuts nurth-west- arly winds; 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Daglis, (hankitg the committee for its action.The incss- age said in part: \u201cYou Greeks in America have shown yourselves worth, ind generous representatives of a nation resolved to continue to live wi:h homer wishout relinquishing any où their Ira- You are living in a great country which is the birthplace and remains the refuge of all :ndividual and collective liberties, You have felt, like Hellenes and inhabitants of the United Staies, the dutics imposed wpon a race proud of its past, a race eonscious of its future, accepting iree- fy all sacrifices for the salvation of the fatherland in danger.\u201d FRENCH CAPTURE MORE PRISONERS GERMAN ATTACK AFTER VIO.LENT BOMBARDMENT ON SOMME REPULSED, Paris, via London, Oct, 23\u2014The bulletin issued by the War Office to- dight reads: \u201cSouth of the Somme the Germans after a violent bombardment deliver- cd.a fresh attack towards 1 o'clock in the afternoon against the southern portion of Chaulnes wood which we occapy.The enemy was repulsed everywhere with serious losses.He left in ouf hands à number of prisoners who\"hkve not \u2018yet been counted.\u201cAccording to late reports, this morning's attack in the same region, was very costly for the Germans.The enemy units who gained a foothold in our first lines were completely surrounded; 130 German survivors were taken prisoners, \u201cEverywhere else there was an intermittent cannonade.\u201d AMI \u201d FLA a / Ç « Quebec\u2019s Leading hie convention.\u201d MAN WHO OED EOTH CAVELL SENT T0 PRIOR = DR BULL, WHO PROVIDED HER WITH FUNDS, OFTS 81X YEARS London, Oct.32\u2014Reuter\u2019s Amsterdam correspondent says it is reported on good authority that Dr.Bull, a wealthy English dentist, has been sentenced in Belgium to imprisunmeng for six years on the charge of treasnn.A London despatch last week said fourteen persons, one of them Dr.Bull, were to be court martialled at Brussels.Dr.Bull was charged with having provided funds for Miss Fdith Cavell, the English nurse who was put to death by the German authorities a; Brussels, to assist in the escape of Belgian soldiers.WANT TO CHANGE NAME \"PROTESTANT\" AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HOWEVER, THINKS TIME NOT RIPE YET.; evening has been received from the St.Louis, Mo.Oct.2%.\u2014 Efforts to change the name of the Protestant | Episcopal Church have been abandoned in the convention in session | here; leaders of the wing of the! church adyocating the change an-! nounced today.This follows the at \u2018 tion of the House of Deputies of the convention yesterday adopting with ouf debate.a title page for a + hymnal which reaffirmed the present name of the church.For several years a change of name has heen advocated by a far.tion in the church, upon the ground that the word \u201cProtestant\u201d in the title apparently allies it with those: denominations having their origi | with the Reformution.The Protestant Episcopal Church traces its his- , tory to the time of Christ, the assert, * Many names have heen suggestel, | among them heing \u201cthe American .Church,\u201d and \u201cthe Catholic * Church | nf America.\u201d \u201cthe American Catholic Church.\u201d and \u201cthe Anglo-Cathol'e Church.\u201d \u201cThe time is not vet ripe to press\u2019 the movement for a change of name.\u201d .said Frederick C.Morehouse, of Milwaukee, one of the sponsors for the \u2018 proposal.\u201cWe have too many other | pressing prohleme hefore us vet ar! this convention.The movement is not dead.but probahly.because of its untimeliness.will come before ASSASSINATION OF AUSTRIAN PREMIFR PURELY POLITICAL (Continued from Page Onc) Berlin, Oct.22, via wircless to Sayville, N.Y.\u2014A Vienna despatch to the Overseas News Agency says that the Austrian cabinet held a session after the assassination of Premier Etuergkh.presided over by the senior member, Baron Beorgi, Minister of National Defense.In accordance with precedent, ail the Ministers will offer their resignations, but it is not expected they will he accepted by Emperor Francis Joseph The Minister of the Interior, Prince Hohenlohe-Schillingsfurst, who is on leave of absence, will return immediately to Vienna and will act as Premier for the present.The Minister of Finance, Dr.von Koerber, intended to depart today for a trip of inspection in Bosnia, but has postponed his departure.Among those mentioned as po sible successors of Count Stuergk1 are Prince Hohenlohe-Schillingsfurst Baron von Beck, former Premier, and Dr.Koerber, » \u2014\u2014\u2014 Description of Adler.London, Oct.23.~\" Adler was born in Vienna in 1879 of very wealthy parents and has the reputation of being a self willed man with radical opinions,\u201d says the Fremdenblatt.\u201cHis radical views found little support or sympathy within the party, and he was therefore condemned to a life ot comparative inactivity, which he fet keenly, Owing to his opinions he was almost always in conflict with the other party leaders and frequently quarreled with his father, who t a prominent Austrian Socialist.\u201d Friday's issue of the Vienna Aebeiter Zeitung, which is owned by Adler's father, Reuter's correspondent adds, contains & covert attack on Count Stuergkh, declaring that owing to the severity of his gensorship all criticisms had been silenced and the complaints and grievances of the peoples disregarded.\u2014 There could be nothing more foolish, according to the editorials, shan to connect any political motives with \u201cthe madman's crime.\u201d All the newspapers insist that the mueder has nothing to do with politics and will have no polities] reaction whatever / ATTACKS COSTLY FR THE GERMAN Great Number of Enemy Dead and Wounded Are Left in the Open.BRITISH FIGHT FIERCELY Allied Forces Have Taken Advantage of Improvement in Weather Conditions.London, Oct, 231\u2014(Delayed)\u2014The following joint despatch dated this Dritish war correspondents headquarters in France: \u201cThe past two days of blue and hard cold winds Kas resulted in a ge: neral drying of the ground in the battle area, again permitting activity.The British troops have already taken advantage of the improvement.\u201cShortly afternoon today, following a hurried bombardment, an at tack was delivered along a front ol about 5.000 yards, extending from north of Mouquet farm in the direction of Le Sars, Our infantry ad: Oueber vanced in fine style and the enemy, rpparently surprised, put up a com | paratively small show of resistance | A trench, which the Germans had seemingly already found untenable, | was occupied and various useful positions were secured.Our casualties ; are said to have been very light.| About 200 prisoncrs bave already | passed through.\u201cSchwahen redoubt has been the | scene of something pretty expensive : to the enemy.Yesterday morning | the Germans delivered a counter attack against this work.to which they\u201d appear to attach much importance, ! Our men employed bombs and rifle grenades so vigorously that the foc never reached the parapet.bunt was, beaten back, leaving a great number of dead and wounded it the open.| \u201cIn the small hours of the morn-! ine a stronger and more determined | æssault was launched against the\u2018 same spot, On this occasion the enemy gained a footing in the redoubt, lue our men fought so fiercely that; the encimy was soon routed.leaving | one officer and 7 men in our hands, \u201cA feature of the past few days has been the highly successful counter | battery work of our artillery, direct] hits having been made upon a large, number nf enemy guns and emplacements In view of the fact that the Cermans admit they are wearing out their guns on the Somme front more rapidly than they can be replaced, this is evidently satisfactory.\u201d ENTENTE ALLIES HOLD CONFERENCE FRENCH AND BRITISH MEET AT BOULOGNE TO DISCUSS SITUATION.Paris, Oct.22.\u2014At à conference of the political and military leaders of France and Great Britain held at Boulogne on Friday, the French leaders present were Finance Minister Ribot, General Joffre, Admire Lacasse, Minister of Marine; General Rouques, Minister of War; M.| Thomas, Minister of Munitions ani Leon Bourgeois and M.De Margene representing the French Foreign Office and General Delle, chief of stad to General Joffre.Besides Premier Asquith, Great Britain was represented by General Robertson, chief of staff: General H commander of the British arme France; David Lioyd-George, Minister of War; Arthur J.Balfour, Pirst Lord of the Admiralty and Viscount Grey.Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.=4 Operations |.tete JEU: gub Kidney Disease i a violer hor wes twies ope! en in sa Euglith hospital tor hiduey disease, rime troubles werse and eau pus states positively thai oured by Dr.° Pills and ie enjoring excellent pie proof thet Dr.Th further ft ind Krave tees Fille, by their combined action, cure the most scr- fous end com! ef the Ridneys.Prove thie for yourself.One Pill à dose, 35 \u2018tn.à box, all geuiers, Rémassen, Bates & Ce, Ltd.erento.BEC, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1916.STORM ON LAKE ERIE DESTAOYS ANOTHER VICTIM TWENTY-ONE ARE DROWNED WHEN VESSEL I$ POUNDED TO PIECES.Cleveland, Ohio, Oct.22.\u2014Storme swept Lake Erie today gave another fragment of its Black Friday\" \u2014 another vessel orunded to picces in the stinging gale aud grinding waves, carrying 21 men to their deaths.The latest victim of the fierce storm is the Cleveland whaledsek James B.Colgate, bound fr>m Buffaio to Fort William, Ont, wita a cargo of coai, snd the only survivor, her commander of two u:-ks, Captain Waiter Grashaw, of this city.Captain Grashaw, buffeted abou: on a frail raft siace ten o'clock Friday night, was picked up by » rescue Steamer at 10 o'c!r:k this morning in a pitiable condion and was unabls at first to tell a coherent story of the catastrophe that hefell his ship and crew.When first sighted by the rescue ship whi N.ES PAYLOWA MATINEES DAILY AT THE OLYMPIA THEATRE SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THIS WONDERFUL \u2018 PRODUCTION, There will be a matince perfurm- ance daily at 2.30 p.m.at the Olympia Theatre of Mme.Paviowa, the worid's greatest dancer in \u201cThe Dumb Girl of Portici.\u201d This will be a splendid opportunity for alt who can conveniently do so to attend and avoid the evening crowd.sins,\u201d and any man who saves people from sin, be he Jew or gentiie, heathen or Christian, is in this meas- | ure a deciple of Christ.All this 14.ut Percy Ross has done.1 knew him well, and TI never applied my text more fully.He lost his life on : the fiield of Flanders, only to find it in a larger fellowship with God.Neither love of adventure or personal gain, but the love of Christ Jed him to enlist.The call to arms was the call of God, and a sense of duty whole horrid business was distasce- ful to him, and never would he boas: of these whom he had slain.He realized that te maintain the principle of the Kingdom of God, it needed in the City and a guest at the Chalead, .it was that brought him forth.The || und children, Westmount; J.I.Tweddel, Toronto: Capt, and Mrs.L.A.Demers, O:tawa; .W.Bourorde, Toronto; Mr.aad Mra, FE.Sedan, Brooklyn, N.Y: R.E.Grigus L.Boron, E.F.Suffer, C.\\V.Luke, New York; Mr, and Mrs.F.| Mr.G.W, Barrington, of Mon- treal, is a guest at the Chateau.Fox, Mr, H, Preniiss.Mrs.K.\"3.Mr.N.Duplessis, of Three Rivers, | Sith, - brig od Bangor.A on, 18 rgeistered at the Chateau.D.Cook.H- rigun, A.igen.Mrs.S.Bray.of West Montrezl: NO Davtresi\u2026.hr hh Oe y simount, Que.hivers.is a guest at the Chateau.Mrs.G.W.Grindley and children are registered at the Chateau, Mr.J.P.Tweddell of Toronto, is Registered at the St.Louis.Lie it.JA, Bergeron, Bermudes: w.- Bell.Toronto; M.Park aad wife of Montreal:»A.Devine, Parent; J.Mee Callum.Cocarune: IL.Mercoite, of - Quebec: Edgar S.Young.Montreal: C.E.Flemming.of Ottawa: James Lanson, of Montreal: P.Beaudoin.G.W.Barrington, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.| Bridgewater, N.S.: Mrs.J.B.Currie, Kennedy, A.Delford.Montreal; Halifax, N.V.Guge.of Mont- Mrs.R.Bray, Mrs.G.W.Grindicy real.Preparation of Agricultural Advertisements § YOU would double your business with the farmers if your advertisements of Machines, Buildings, Seeds, Chemical Fertilizers, etc, were prepared by an agricultural expert.{ Write me, telephone me.or come to my office.A.L.Gareau, AGRICULTURAL EXPERT, m Mountain Hill, Room 41 Telephone 5482.Late arrivals at the Chateau: \u2014K.Meredith, Mr.and Mrs.Nicholson, QUEBEC.him and he was willing and ready to lose his life for Christ's sake.' Concluding, the preacher «id: An\u2019 active worker in the Church, tor his ; influence was incalculable.a leader in the Bony Scouts Movement, aa: enthusiastic member of the Y.M.C.Aan earnest business man and a gen- | eral favorite in the world of sport.| Lieutenant Ross\u2019 death caused a dis- | tinct loss in the life of this city.FUNERAL OF THE LATR MR.WILLIAM C.SCOTT The funeral of :he lat: Mr.William Scott, who passed away on Wednesday last, 18th instant, took place on Friday afternoon from his late 1esi- dence, 74 St.Ursule street *o Trinity Church, and was attended by a large | concourse of sorrowing fricnds.The Rev.A.R.Beverley, Rector, officiated at the church service, the Lord Bishop of Quebsc ai«o raking part.The Rev.Mr.Cassan, of Levis, Rev.E.Arthur Dunn, of St.Michael's, Sillery, and Rev, C.R.Eardley-Wil- mot, of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity were also present.During the service the hymns \u201cThose eternal bowers\u201d and \u201cNow the laborer's task is o'er\u201d were sung.At the conclusion of the service the body was conveyed to Mount Hermon Cemetery for interm:nt accrmpanied by muny friends of the deceased gen tleman.The Rex.A.R.Beverley read the committal prayers at the grave side, The floral tributes were very numerous, thus testifying to the cstcem in which the late Mr.Scott was held by the communi:y.The chief mourners were: Mr.W.H.Scott, of Montreal, and Mr.George C.Scott, of Quebee, sons; Mr.J.G.Scott, President o.the Qucbec Board of Trade, brother; Mi.Booth Zeott, of Montreal, grandson, 21d Mr.Guthrie Scott, nephew, A very touching incident took place when the funeral procession reached De Salaberry street.Sit Wm, Price's regiment, the 171st, was ont route marching.and when the funeral procession was met the gallant Colonel drew his battalion in line fading the cortege, and saluted the body\u2014a simple tribute .o an old citizen and re presen:ative of one of Quehec\u2019s old military families.BELGIAN KING AGEING.King Albert of Belgium has aged under the heavy cares and sorrows of the present time, and his hair is beginning to turn grey.according to tne latest news from the Belgian front.His Majesty never leaves the small strip of territory over which the Belgian fag still flies, refraining from, visits to places in France or to Ste.Adresse, where his Government has ts seat.If the King of England or President Poincare want to meet the Belgian soverei dy have to go to cer tootr | this corner by Faguy, Lepinay & Frere List of Bargains Two lots of Colored Negligee Shirts for Men; sizes 14 to 17.Special values at.ve .S59¢c arc 79¢ Excelda Handkerchiefs for Boys at .Blouses of a Pretty Style at $1.26 White and Colored Blouses made of a good imitation of Flannel, at .002 2220000000 secs $1.25 The balance of our Stock of last Winter Coats for Women and Girls to clear at ridiculous prices: Coats for Women priced $15 to $35.To clear at.$5.95 Coats for Children, priced $7.50 to $12.50.Toclearat ., \u2026.\u2026\u2026.$4.29 Black Sealette at Very low Prices The Sealette in the stylish material for Womca's Coats, We have imvorted large quantities of this ma.erial that we retail ut very low prices.Values .$3.50 to $15.00 a yard Colored Cloth Gaiters $0.98 \u2018Brown and Grey, 10 burtons, Cloth Gaiters; sizes 3 to 7; value $2.00.For .9c The Delineator, for a full year; regular price $1.50 _\u2018 At.o.oo Cee Hal¢ 75¢ Price THIS OFFER IS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.oe 2 Tr 254-264 St.John Sirsa! QUEBEC INDIANS PLAY TIE WITH LAVAL iNDIANS AND LAVAL PLAY NO-DECISION GAME .FOR LOCAL CHAMPIONSHIP Score Was 3-3 at the End of the 8th Inning When Darkness Halted Proceedings\u2014Laval Played Fine Ball and Looked Like Winners\u2014Crevier and Desjardins Pitclied ; Remarkable Games\u2014Jocks Saved the Day for the Indians.i The championship of the Quebec | City Baseball League remains unde-\u2018 cided.Lavai and St.Romuald fought | it ont yesterday afternoon at the Exhi- ; bition Grounds on the muditiest Held] : both teams played | grand ball co idering the conditions | and the game which would have given the title for 1916 to either one wus called at the end of the eixhth inning on account of darkness, with the teams tied three all.4 This time it was not Laval which came from behind, The Indians made one of the most brilliant finishes of the year and tied a three ty nil fead which Laval had secured after the teams had gone for six scoreless Inuings, the Students scoring three runs in the seventh only to have their advantage neutralized in St.Runuald's half of the vighth, whan Crevier, whose pitching up that point had heen flawless.weakened, passed two hate ters and then rerved one up to Jocks which the big catpain of the Indians drove with all the power ot Ris mighty club tn the extremity of the right-\" centerfñcld, making three bases en the hit, although on a fast field he would have easily gone the whole way around.Crevicr.sill coolly faced the situation though a consultation took place between \u2018ue Lavil mananer and captain as to the advisahility of send: Ing in Masse.to the rescue.Wingo crouched over the plate anxious to con nect with the ta! while Focks was all aquiver on \u2018hird.impaticnily ren- .ping up and down.trying 19 draw a throw.Crevier shot over a sir'ke and Wingo never moved his bat.lhe next hall was hizh and cine and Wingn fouled it aitempting a bunt for his second strike.Crevier then wasted two and Winge's bat conncéted with a fast one.but we hall arch-d grace-» fully into the and was smothered by Arthur Racine\u2019s glove when it came down | With tue one it looked ss if St.Romuald's rally was over.Hebert.huw.ver, drove a tard \"went.er at third which Emile Racine knocked down but tailed to recover in tire to throw the runner cut a, first and?the scorn was *icd, Hebert was afterwards picked ff first by Cruiser thongh he to Lod safe.The eighih inning was Yarren foe Laval though they © : à sunner tof first.à sharp double olay.Jocks to! Hebert to Regis, cutting «fF a pns- | sible chivce for a score, Ut was thea, quite dark and \"\u2018mpire Hur-y Bowen called tie game, much to the regret | of the ecowt who would bave relished a verilict one wav or the cher.Theush the day was cold and altogether wnefavarable to pasclall a crowd of about two thousand witnees.cd the contest which was on pitchers batle all the way, Arc ding to the official score i* would vweem that Creve ier ontpitched Pesiardine, hie, hn ever is not the vase, Had Dediasdi heen wiven uecleet avpprre the Ste dents would have heen shutout ag not one oi their runs was earned.while the Tndiaas got theirs through.two passes and a hit together with ane errnr, which 114 view nf the had grounds coul! e: silv have Leen score as an infield hit, Time and again Des jardins pitched himeelf out of tiv.corners, his work in the Ames-Holden: 98 at 26.B.C.Fishing: 100 at 60.Canada Car: 25 at 38, Canada Cement: 25 a; 88%.Canada Cottons: 50 at 3m: 423 at 88%, 45 at 39, 10 at 38°%, Canada Locomotive: 100.at 34.Consolidated Smelting: 93 a: a7.Consolidated Smelting Kights: 235 at 24, 100 at 234, 230 at 014, 10 at 2%, 250 at 334, 8 at 2%, 80 at 815, 278 at 236.Dominion Bridge: 20 a: 213%, 8 at 14.Dominion Steel Corporation: 500 at 67%, 60 at 67%, 60 at 47%, 140 at 074, 178 at 67, 85 at 67%, 425 at 94%, 16 at 67, 75 at 8634, 75 at 66% Dominion Textile: 25 at 84.Laurentide: 10 at 198%, 10 ae 108%, 8 at 198, 45 at 19714, 75 at 104, 23 at 19634.108%.150 a: 196, GO at 19814, 125 at 196%.MacDonald: 110 at 1414, 28 at 15, Montreal Cottons: 30 at 8634, 1n at Ontario Steel: 35 at 40%, 80 at 41, 28 at 404.Penmans: 90 at 71%.Riordon Paper: 140 at 108, 1 at 104, at e434, 80 ar 64%, 10 at 6436, 109 at \u2018| $1.87 1-3¢; No.3 north $1.84 1-2¢; No.| brated his sixty-fourth birthday, are 100 at 106, 60 at 10454, $5 at 104.* : Bat 197, 26 at 13634, &C at 187; 95 at 137%, 15 at 12734, à at 236, 80 at 13754, 86 at 188, $ at 13754, 75 at 138, Spanish River: 16 at 16, 225 at 16%, B at-16%, S78 at 16%, 96 at 1616, 170 at16 Steel of Ganada: 435 at 6634, 250 C434, 250 at 644, 26 at C434, 75 at 8434, 75 at 664.Wayagamack: 50 at 56%, 383 at 97, \u2018 10 at 8734, 21 at 87%, 90 at 87), 2 at | 90, 30 at 91, 75 at 913, 40 at 91, 5 at 9054, 140 at 90, 43 at 0834.Canada Car pfd: 10 at 68.Canada Cement pfd: 15 at 9433.Canada Steamships pfd: 5 a: 69%, 3 at 09.Illinois pid: 5 at 89._ Montreal Cottons pfd: ?at 103.Sherwin-Williams pfd: 1 at 43.Spanish River pfd: 110 at .8%, 23! at 46%, 10 at 48%.Dominion Textile: $3,000-at #7.War Loan: $1.000 at 93%.Merchants Bank: 48 ac 16714, Union Bank: 20 at 134%.Dominion War Loan new): $1.000 at 9, at 99%, 39.000 at 194, $1.000 at 9974, $9,000 at 9874, $1,000 at ! 09, $13,000 at 90, $13.000 21-99, $2.00 at oF, $20,000 at 99.- Tramway-Power: 50 at 59, 53 at 38%.fODIOHOO0OLOGHAGE 1] © ° GRAIN MARKET.$ SoGHHCHDOSOODGUHO (By Breen & Gourd:au) : Close.High.Low.: Wheat: December.170°4 17074 169 May .\u2026.\u2026 .1707 170% 166% July .4.444 141 138% Cora: Détember.#24 May .81% July +12 1 00 \u20ac 34% Oats: December.May .«vou os 50% 53% opponNoNNdOROANGn v 9 & THE TORONTO 8 a PRODUCE MARKET 5 conpsogaocoogagngoua Toronto \u2014 Quotations are as fol: ws Wheat: Ontario (new crop) No.3 winter $1.63 to $1.64 outside according to location, Wheat\u2014Mantoba, No.north, 3 north.$1.79 1-2c.\u201cOuts, Canads western No.3 63; No.3 Canda western 62c at lake ports for immediate shipment, Ontario No.8 white 56 to 58c.outside.No, 3 white 55 to 57e.outside.Corn, on track Toronto No, 3 yel- $1.09._ Peas-\u2014$2.15 to $3.20.Barley \u2014 $1.00 to $1.02 outside for malting.and 94 to 97 for feed, Flour \u2014 Manitoba: Listed quots.tions at Toronto are: First patents $0.50; second patents $9.00; strong bakers, $8.80.Flour \u2014 Ontario: Winter flour, 99 per cent patents $7.50 Seabord.Millfeed \u2014 Manitoba bran $29.00 to $32.00 per ton on track, Montreal.| td CNOBTANNORYEANDUD 9 COTTON MARKETS.D © © a ¢ a OSUOPAAUDOGUNAOUO New York, Oct.291\u2014Catton futures closed steady.Closing bids: October, 18.81c; December, 1A.32e; January, | 18.48c; March, 18.62c: May, 18.%4c.! Spot closed steady.Middling uplands, 18.57c.PEER AND BUSHMAN.Earl of Kintore is a Mighty Scot and a Backwoodsman.4 Two interesting facts rerarding the Earl of Kintore, who has just cele- that in his youth he was a very good footballer, while his chief hobby is applied mechanics.Although he is one of the big men of Scotland, where he owns a couple of fine seats and close upon thirty thousand acres, the Earl is one of the most unpretentious of men, and added in no small degree \u2018to his popularity \u201cdown under\u201d when, as Governor of South Australia, he preformed the feat of crossing the Australian Continent clad in rough \u2018hushman\u2019s clothes, holling his own \u201cbilly\u201d of tea by the camp fire and smoking a stubby briar pipe.Of imposing and handsome appearance, Lord Kintore is à courtier of old standing, for he was Lord-in- Waiting to Been Victoria for some years, as well as captain of her Yeomen of the Guard, resigning that post when he went to South Australia as governor.It is forty-three years ago since Lord Kintore married the daughter of the sixth Duke of Manchester, He has one son, Lord Falconer, who is famous\u2014as is also Kintore himself\u2014among the crack shots of the day.It is Interesting to note that Lord Kintore represents the ancient family P.O.Box 218.BREEN & GOURDEAU STOCK AND BOND BROKERS, ® OT.PETER STREET, and ¢ SAULT-AU-MATELOT STREET Private Wire Connections: Molson & Robin, members {om Spree & So Members Tel 185 He Tees \"Hons Boeke tnd BRUNEAU © CMombers Slantsenl Stock Eavinngs).STOCR BROKEES, « .Direct Pvt Wise with: POT EVILAGS - -