The Quebec chronicle, 30 juillet 1920, vendredi 30 juillet 1920

[" \\MOSTLY FAIR AND WAR ESTARLISHED 1764, FRESH FISH.Fresh Gaspe Salmon, Fresh Haddock, Fresh Brook Trout.A.GRENIER \u2018Phones 1247-1248.| 94-16 ST.JOHN STREET.THE BOLSHEVIK! TAKE BIALYSTOK Their Cavalry is Reported 37 Miles From Lemberg\u2014 Bieloviezh Forest Captured Warsaw, July 29.\u2014(By the Assoclated Press).\u2014The Bolshevikl have eaptured Bialstok, about 40 miles southwest of Grodno.Ie Galicia, Bolshevik! cavalry is reported to be thirty seven miles from Lemberg, where women and children have turned out to aid in building de- tenses about the city.Every hill to the east and northeast of Lemberg is entrenched with barbed wire entanglements.\\ Forest of Bieloviesh The forest of Bleloviesh, the largest wooded tract in Europe, is virtually within the Bolshevik Ines, owing to the advance of the Bolsheviki trom the northeast.Before the war the forest was \u2018the home of thousænds of buffalo and bears and thers were many hunting preserves.When the Germans came they established a wood alcohol distilling and by-products plant and factories for wooden shoes and other wood work.: They byilt a all of which can upon tric light and bôwer plant trafsportsd from Antwerp.The plant was the property of the Western Electric Company of Chicago and weighed thirty tons.Recently 6 was returned to Antwerp after a month's work.Official] Communication The war office communication f2- sued yesterday announces that the Poles have withdrawn from the northern front in accordance with plans along the line of Graievo, which is near the East Prussian boundary, extending southeast to Oesovets, to Kamienioesz Lietovsky to Kobryn.The Bialystok raliroad extends northwest through Ossovets to Gralevo which apparently takes Bialystok within the Bolshevik! lines.Mamienietz Litovsky is forty kilometers north of Brest-Litovak, The Bolsheviki withdrawal on the extreme left; the Reds are well beyond Poland's line set by the Supreme Council and 60 kilometers from the line in the region of Brest-Li- tovsk, The withdrawal in the center also continues, owing to the northern pressure.Along the Styr and Bereth the communication says, the Poles are re-groupinx for A counter-offen- sive on this front, where the Reds are reported to be reinforcing with the des'En of launching one hig push with Lemberg their objective before an armistice is signed.THREE RIVERS SHIPYARD IN LIQUIDATION Montreal, Que, July 29\u2014At the demand of Donald Smith the Three River Shipyards Company, Limited, has been put into liquidation.G.W, Bcott of the firm of P.8.Ross and Sons has been appointed provisional liquidators, and ls expected to return from Three Rivers this afternoon.DGe notice will be given to sll creditors and a meeting will be held at which a permanent liquid tor will be chosen to wind up the af- (airs of the company, The Three Rivers Shipyards Company is subsidiary to the Nations) Bhipbullding Corporation with headquarters in Wilmington, Delaw; end has been operating at Three Rivers for à few years building boats of all descriptions, but chiefly those consjructed bf wood.At the outset contracts were secured from the French governntent.| | ; JAPAN NERVOUS ABOUT SAGHALIN Is Notified That U.S.Will Not Recognize Her Ocoupation of That Island.Tokio, July 28.\u2014(By the Associated Press).\u2014The Japanese government has received a communication (rom the United States pointing out, among other things, that the United States is unable to recognize Japan's occupation of the northern half of the Island of Saghalin.The Nichi says of the nature of the protest, however, that the impression exists here that the communication is not really a protest but rather an exposition of the United States viewpoint on occupations of Russian ter- gitory with something of the United States attitude towards the territory to be occupled.It is apparently feit here that any publication of the details of the note should emanate from Washington and not Tokio.Meanwhile it Is considered likely that Japan, after mature deliberation, will forward an answer to Washington in an attempt to clarity ofticial opinion thers and remove any misunderstanding of Japan's position.Appearances here indicate that Japan is passing through another \u201cnervous crisis\u201d concerning her re-, lations with the United \u2019Ntatés.Numerous interpellations have been made in the Diet about the United States \u2018attitude, and while the important newspapers are counselling their readers to keep cool it is apparent that a certain amount of apprehension exist concerning the result of the congressional} inquiry in California.The Japanese however, seem convinced that it is being conducted with the utmost fairness and attention is being called to statements that a number of United States c!- tizens have come forward spontaneously to testify In favor of the Japanese.Among the incidents which have tended to fan anti-American feeling was the publication of the reports that the burning of Japanese stores in Marysville, Calif., was possibly the act of Antl-Japanese elements.Articles also have been printed declaring that United States citizens were engaged in attempts to steam Japanese maps, and these have resulted In increased surveillance of tourists from the United States.Japan's intention to occupy Saghalin was the subject of an interpellation recently In the House of Peers.Ichizso Hattorl, former Governor of Hyogo Province, wanted to know whether Japan intended to occupy Saghailn permanently In event of failure to obtain satisfaction in the Nikolalevak massacre from such « government as might eventually be established in Russia.Premier Hara, replying, said it would be detrimental to Japan's interest to discloses what the Government proposed to do If no satisfactory settlement of the Nikolatevak massacre was found.HAD GUN FIGHT WITH BANDITS Band of Robbers Had Looted Bank at Grass Lake, Near Jackson, Mich, Jackson, Mich.July 39\u2014Deputy- Sherift Harry Worden was Instantly killed, Deputy-Bherif Kut was wounded and two alleged bandits were shot in à gun fight late today between a ahirff's posse and a band of robbers who had help and up and looted the Farmer's State Bank at Grass Lake, 13 miles east of here this afternoon, six men, five of whom are said to have been members of the bandit rang Were captured following à Aght In à marsh near Wolf Lake, à few miles trom the scene of the robbery.The robbers were captured when surrounded in @ summer Cottage.The loot, consisting of approximately $10,000 in cash and bonds, was recovered.: \u2018Ofticers belive two of the bandite on stiil at large and that one of APPLY FOR HIGHER É|On Canadian Roads to Meet i|on behalf of all the roads in the FREIGHT ATE Inorease In Wage Demands \u2014Manufacturers Object.Montreal, Que., July 29\u2014 (By Can.Press)\u2014An additional increase in freight rates will be applied for by the Canadian Railway Association Dominion in order to meet the cost of raising the wages of thelr em- ployess to same level as those of rallwaymen in the United States.The application for the freight rate Increase will be filed with the Dominion Railway Commission, which received a request for permission to increase rates by thirty per cent on July 10, That the demand for an increase in freight rates will be made was announced today by Howard G.Kelley, President of the Grand Trunk System and Chairman of the Executive Committee bf.the Canadian Rallway Association in the fol- wing statement: \u201cSteps are being taken to ascertain the effect of applying the United States wage award to Canadian lines.From present indications it would cost the railways of Canada approximately $60,000.000 to apply such an award.To meet the already largely increased operating costs an application for Increased freight rutes is now before the Board of ilway Commissioners.To add another $60,000,000 to such operating costs by applying the United States wage award to Canadian lines would mean that an additional increase would be required tto the revenues of the roads.A supplementary application to provide for such an Increase is now being filed with the Board of Railway Commissioners through the Railway Association of Canada.\u201d Opposing Forces.The transportation Department of the Canadian Manufacturers As- Was in Service of Bank of wag received here today of the death at Bath, England, of William, sixth alities.QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1920 SIXTH BARON DE BLAQUIERE DEAD Montreal at Time ef Mis Succession.\u2019 Montreal, Que., July 39 \u2014 News baron De Blaquiere, and sixth baronet, well-known throughout all portions of the Dominion.The late baron De Blaquiere was born at Woodstock, Ont, September 5.1854, and at the time of his succession in 1690 was in the service of the Bank of Montreal here, having previously been connected with the Branches of the Bank at various points in Ontario.He had been In falling health for some years and the loss of his two sons during the war accentuated his fliness.The late baron was niarried to Miss Luclenne, daughter of the late George K.Desbarats, of Montreal, who with her daughter, the Hon.Mrs.Dudley Carleton, survive him.The title now becomes extinct, be- Ing one of the six peerages which have died as a result of war casu- A TUMULT IN BELGIAN CHAMBER Ex-Soldiers Invaded House Breaking Down Doors to Show Dissatisfaction.Brussels, July 39.~Thousands ol Condition of Peace Formuecidiers savembled outside the lated by Wiison.Chamber of Deputies today to de- \u2014\u2014 monstrate dissatisfaction with the CAUSE OF TROUBLE.Government's treatment of former soldlers, who demand that a lump sum be pald every man who served In the war.A body of soldiers broke to) Térests to be on Friendiy police cordon and invaded the Terms With England.Chamber, disregarding Burgomaster Max's appeals.Eventually they \u2014 were persuaded to leave peaceably.\u2018While in the Chamber the and hurled the ushers aside.men then marched through Chamber with banners, while astonished deputies eat to quell the tumult.sol- diera broke down doors and windows The the the powerless PERMANENT PEACE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND IRELAND Sinn Fein WIH Accept First Once Free to Ireland\u2019s In- Dublin, July 29 \u2014 \u201cPermanent peace can be arranged between Ireland and England on the basis of England now explicitly accepting the first codition of peace laid down by President Wilson in a speech in By Appsintment His Puerriers te Koi, HOLT, RENFREW FURS Equalled by few\u2014Excelled by none.Way back in the days of Queen Victoria our Establishment came into being.Even at that remote time every care was taken that nothing but pelts of the very highest grade should enter our showrooms.Steadily onward through the years we have grown in greatness and repute, till today we stand unrivalled as scllers of fur pelts and manufacturers of the RARER AND FINER FURS.Every garment in our stock is the output of expert designers, and there are numberless lovely creations to please the eye of our fair customers.We will be glad to show them to vou.7k sla Limited New York on September 27, 1918, on the issues of the great war.\u2019 said Arthur Griffith.founder of the Sinn Fein, to the Associated Press today in discussing the Freeman's Journal Lord Burnham, head of General Sir David Watson, Quebec, P.Q.Imperial Press Delegates Acknowledge Greetings ence delegation sent the following message to Major General Sir David Watson from New Glasgow, N.S.:\u2014 New Giasgow, N.S., July 28, 1920, We thank you most sincerely for your kind greetings and we are all proud to hail as a colleague one of the great leaders of the Canadian Corpsthe Imperial Press Confer- BURNHAM.wuggestion tha.Ireland is ready to accept Dominion Home Rule.\u201cIn that speech President Wilson wid: \u201cThe military powers of no nation shall suffer to determine the fortunes of peoples over whom they have no right to rule except the right of force.\u201cPeace on that basis\u201d, continud Mr.Griffith.\u201cwas arranged after « prolonged conflict between Switzerland and France by the treaty of Fribourg in 1516.That peace has since endured.\u201cThe suggestion of the Freeman's Journal is mere kite flying.It speaks for nobody but itself.The Dall Eirrean has elected representatives of the Irish people willing to negotiate with England on equal terms, but it does not intend to be tricked, as it so ofen was in the past._ As Eemmon De Vaiera has said, the Sinn Fein would negotiate with England along the lines of the sociation in conjunction with the Board of Trade in various parts of the country, are gathering data to prepare the case in opposition to the application of the Canadien railways fer increases in fretght rates.amounting\u2019 approximatély\u2019 te} 30 per cent or a total of $40,000,000 per year.This application was set tor liearing by the Dominion Board of Railway Commissioners on August 10, but A.C.MacMaster on behalf of the Manufacturers\u2019 Association and the Toronto Board of Trade, has asked for a postpone - ment to give an opportunity to gather the statistics and evidence required to fight for so great an im crease., \u201cThe whole consensus of opinion seems to be.\u201d said J.8.Brown, Assimtant Manager of the Transportation Department of the Canadian Manufacturers Association.that some increase should be made, but as to the amount, that is something we cannot tell until the actual figures are shown.\" \u2014 PUBLIC UTILITIFR COMMISSION St.John, N.B., July 29.\u2014At meeting of the New Brunswick Publis Utilities Commission was held this morning the application of the; Grand Manan Light and Power Company for permission to increase! their rates was heard and an order made granting the application.An order was made granting the application of the York and Carleton Telephone Company for permis- son to increase their rates will be heard on August 26, News Index.Page One.The Bolshevik Take Bialystok.Japan Nervous About Saghaiin.Apply For Higher Freight Rates.Sixth Baron De Blaquiers Dead.A Tumult In Belg Chamber.Ptac~ Between England and Ireland Did Wrong Man Pay Penalty?Canada\u2019s Part In Peace Triumphs.Man Hunt In Hilis Of B.C.Had Gun Fight With Bandits.Press Delegates Acknowledge Grest- ings.Page Two.Editorial; Press Comment.Page Three.Municipal Convention Closes.Mannix-Hughes Dispute Up Again.Honor Memory of Evangeline, Wants Road Case Investigated.Crop Report For The Dominion.Soll Drifting In The West.To Run Down Rum Runners.Irish Question Not An Issue.Monument to Rev.W.Gagne.Page Four.Auto Accident on Buede Road.Nothing New in Murder Case.Another Tragedy in This Chty.City Hotels Filled Up, year-old Elmer Hyatt, the convictea slayer of Patrolman O'Brien, Rochair accompanied by the Protestant chaplain of the prison.jofticials received a telephone mess- JID WRONG MAN © PAY PENKLYY Hyatt Went to Death Calmly \u2014Another Confessed to Crime After Execution.Ossining, N.Y.\u2026 July 19\u2014Eighteen- chester, was put to death in the elec.trie chair at Sing Sing Prison tonight.Hyatt entered the death chamber to the shouts of \u2018\u2018good bye\" from thw other inmates of the death house.\u201cGood bye boys\u201d.he called in return as he calmly walked to the Shortly after the execution, prison age from the New York Police, informing them that Robert Barron, under arrest there, had told them he committed the murder for which Hyatt was put to deat.h.Rew.Peterson, the chap'ain.eaid no doubt was ever raised as to Hyatt's guilt.A MAN HONT IN THE HILL3 OF B.G.Killed Aged Man and Then Took to the Hills Beyond Mud River.Prince George, B.C, July 39\u2014A poses is hunting the hills beyond Mud River, 20 miles from here, expecting soon to arrest Wilhelm Ogle, + fireman, who is credited with the flendish murder of Thomas Dodds, a pioneer of the district.Ogle and Dodds had been rival litigants and recently Ogle was bound over to keep the peace.Wednesday two boys reported to the police that they saw Ogle attack Dodds who was quite an aged man.When the police arrived, Dodd's head was found beaten to a jelly.Ogle, after the murder, had returned to his shack and with food, ammunition and two rifles, had quickly taken to the hile.ps ELDERLY LADY TIRED OF LIFE CANIS PIT PEACE TRIUMPH Emphasized by Sir George - Toulmin at Truro Reception to Imperial Press Delegates Truro, N.8., July 29.\u2014\" Because 0 the profound belief we have in the vart which Canada will triumphs of peace, we be here\u201d, said Bir Gessge Toulmin the agricultural college of Nova Scotia Imperial to-night at civic reception in to the delegates of the Press Conference.\u201cWe have com to see the country, but we morse interested in the people.shall form ties of kinship of which will make our Empire stron «er.Forms of Government must no\u2019 We want to strengththen the bonds of Emand shall not divide us.pire, but we seek not uniformity bu unity between the British tries.\u201d Sir George, who ls publisher of the Lancashire Post, was the chief speaker on behalf of the delegates Bouth C.D.Don, of Johannesburg, Africa, acknowiledged Truro's wal- come on behalf of the Dominions, Mayor A.R.Coftin, Hon.F.B.McCurdy, Minister of Public Works, at Ottawa, R.H.Smith and H.L.Taggart, new Farmer members of the Provincial Legislature, and Professor F.McCumminge, of the Agricultural College, welcomed the delegates in speeches of warm commendation and good will.The delegates rested in Truro seve eral hours during the evening and lard, Guerin and Howard and at Quebec, Judges Flynn and Dorion go « even It is the human touch we prize and we ideas coun- tient section of the Platt amendment regarding Cuba.\u201cIn fact, once free, it would be to Ireland's interest to be on friendly terms with England.her best FRIDAY'S SPECIAL For this o::e day only our still complete range of Summer Suits In Shantung, Tussah Silk and Tricolette Black, White and colored.Also our pretty and serviceable Sport Coats Less 83%0p Sweaters Some broken lines of wonderful woollen sweaters in women's and misses\u2019 sizes, also women\u2019s Golf Suits.Greatly Reduced Holt Refrew 6G, custemer.Had Ivgland been in- dependent in the late war she would have sided with Englandbecause if Engiand had been defeated it would have been Ireland's turn next.However, we are now.A free nation.with our parliament and courts in being.\u201d Mr, Griffith said Viscount French, | Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, gave the whole policy of Great Britain that the trouble was due to re- t stricted emigration which had left in Ireland 300,000 young men.\u201cWe have shown these young men\u201d.was their duty to remain and fight for freedom.made more progress in the last five years than in the previous one ®.hundred years.England pro- do worze than she already has done, and what has it availed her?\" -| Lloyd George's refusal to allow Archbishop Mannix of Australia to land In Ireland as fine propaganda for Binn Fein, because he said ii t|would enhance interest in their and other British Dominions \u201cHe will get a great reception when he comes\u201d.said Mr.Griffith, \u201cBut he will be preaching to the converted, for the recent elections away when he declared in January (il Mr, Griffith continued, \u201cit for which Ireland has |} poses gevere measures.Bhe cannot [J Mr.Griffith characterized Premier |} cause in America and in Australia |B showers have occurred parts of Ontario and Quebec while in other parts of the Dominion the weather has been fine.explored the town and countryside, Min.Maz taking supper as guests of the city| Viotoria .68 68\" and college at the agricultural çoi-|Vancouver .64 74 lege.The party leaves here to-night| Kamloops .\u2026.48 8 for Bt.John, where the day will be Cmlgary .B4 84 spent to-morrow, Edmonton .,.46 78 Battleford .34 13 PROMOTION FOR JUDGES Prince Albert .84 76 Moose Jaw .84 14 Ottawa, Ont, July 29.\u2014Official Winnipeg .58 68 Announcement was made today of Port Arthur .86 82 the changes in the Quebec judiciary Parry Sound .66 7 consequent upon the recent Provin-| London .vier 00 83 81 clal Legisintion abolishing the court Toronto .,.60 17% of review and providing for six more Kingston .64 72 judges for the appellate court of [Ottawa .68 7 King's Bench and six less judges for| Montreal .62 83 .the Buperior Court The latter six| Quebec .\u2026.8 7 are transferred.Bt.John .§3 68 At Montreal, Judges Tellier, Al-|Halifax .Cee as 46 74 have shown that 85 per cent of the BH people are republican.\u201d j The Weather.Ont, Toronto, July 39.\u2014Light in many Temperatura AUTOMOBILE PARTIES And all other tourists visiting Quebec are invited to call and see our collection of ANTIQUE JEWELS ANTIQUE BILVER ANTIQUE MEDALS ANTIQUE WATCHES CROWN DERBY CHINA COPELAND CHINA RUSKIN PORCELAINE FIELD, MARINE AND OPERA GLASSES PRISM BINOCULARS Canadian Enamel Bouvenirs.Excellent specimens of Quebec Fresh Water Pearls.A full series of sizes in high grade dlamonds and other precious gems in platinum mountings.In speclals we show an emerald cut diamond weighing four and a third carats, a magnificicnt topags weighing one ounce, a platinum ring set with two golden, two brown and one hyacinth diamond, and a rare lot of modern and ar.tique cameos, all of which are well worth coming to see.A cordial invitation is extended to visitors.During the months of July and August, our establishment will be closed at 5 P.Mon Saturdays.G.SEIFERT & SONS JEWELLERS 16 FABRIQUE STREET.Opposite City Hallx Forecreta: Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay-\u2014- A MODEL NINETEEN-TWENTY Price $2480.00 We have in stock for immediate delivery: 2 PASSENGER ROADSTER CARS S$ PASSENGER TOURING CARS also.4 PASSENGER COUPE, Price: $3650.00 L'et us demonstrate to you.M.L DOHAN 29 PALACE HILL, \u2018Phone 4746.w >» \u201cSIR DOUGLAS HAIG\u201d miss to sce what is suid Wi the .trom the Buperior Court to the Page Five.Hamilton, Ont, Juifé 89.\u2014Mrs .1 Moderate westerly winds, few scat.|| Silas Green To Meet Sullivan.John Stewart, an elderly lady, who| \"6 Bench tered thundershowrs, but mostly Irish Kiss Won Feature Race.had recently been stopping at the - fair and warm, Peter June Won Feature Event.Wostmingter Hotel, Jurvis Strect, | RIS HN MM 0089898 9898 9 538 | Ottawa and Upper and Lower Had Difficulty To Board Yacht, | Toronto, attempted to end her lite|® 0e ete rence Moderate to fresh League Foothail Game Tomorrow.[by drowning at the beach last even-|* 21 WORKMEN EILLED : restorly \u2014 nds, .Low scattered Big Price Pald At King Réward.ing.She was rescued just In time ht ana North Bhores Prost 05 Fois Results.and restored to consciousness by Dr.| IN BERLIN FACTORY % strong south and southwest winds porting Notes.Byers, of St.Agathe and Dr.Hart of | # 3 with showers.cros v Page Six.Ottawa, who were here on an nel %| Maritime-Fresh south and south.ie a Lone Mere.|pection of the Milry owt ino hel 8 Baris, July Sb\u2014twenty rr tre cloudy and warm.Page Seven, lake sixty yards before she was no- |e and 4 overiey and six 8] Buperlor\u2014Moderata west to north.Financial and Commercial, A Eee IN sightly injured ta the ex.88|weet winds.fair with stationary of 3 plosion of & munitions factory {lower temperature.Page Right.the shore was a note with Iinstrue- today et Nurschem, sixty Manitobé and Bastatchewan \u2014 At The Theatres tions about her funeral'and @ ref miles southwest of Prague.2 Fair and warm, Social and Personal.quest that her daughter, Mrs.Dris-|0§ 8| Alberta\u2014Warm, with showers ln Reminisoonces of the Past, \u2026 (oeil, of Winaieg be seiifed.= 08 006 00 0 2 D 0 0 6 A | many plocca : AROUSKS CURIOSITY Toronto, Ont, July 29.\u2014~The Toronto Glode this morning publishes the following dispatch from Clinton, ont: \u201cBx-Reeve Charles farm, in Ashfield Township, Murom County, is the Meooa of hundreds of visitors, drawn by curiosity te drive largest steer in the worié.\u201cSir Denglas Haig\u201d the name gives to this magwificent short hern which mensutes À feet 6 Üaches around the chest and has a girth of 10 Peut estimated Stewart's| ¢ inches.His present weight ia 3,000 pounds.\u201c Et 2 claimed that this steer ques passes 14 weight the animal shews twenty five, Atty or even 8 hundred]at the Chisage World's Fair\u201d, t Pe + ! N British colonial rule were thrown off in Eg7ps or India, The ®ueher Chronicle what would take its place?Something glorions called EE Freedoni.Independence, quality, the Rule of the Peo- _ Printed and published by the Chronicle Printing ple?By mo mesns Neither the masses of India Ghenpany, #ir Dovid Watson, General Manager, at the| ner those of Egypt are ready for self-government.As Ruiiéing of the Company, 9 Buade Street, \u2018Quebee, | little as the masses of Rumisa people, or if possible Sudesrtpiion: Daily, Town Subseribers, $4.00 per an-|less.To estimate what would actually happen, cowm- wife, out of town, $3.00; Weekly, $1.00 per asaum; mon sense will revert to the period before the British phyable in advance.Advertisements: 18 cents por| administrator came to India and Kavpt In place of * ' * oo - t, ; ; x FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1920.; The Paquet Store will close at $ PAL every day during | {July snd August, Seturdays included, Final Reduction On CHINIC tame te line each 1 him will bo native rulers, ruling as mative rulers ruled gr ec \u2014 in the old days; without check because the swarming Middies Shirts and .Qéobec, July 38, 1020 millions have had mo experience in seli-goverm tl \u2018 \u2019 = and through countless ages have w no capacity | .THE MUNICIPAL CONVENTION.for eavolving tnatitations uf sif.rals, at Bathing Suits M araseit: Fabrique 5¢.Upper Towsincial municipal amthorities have mentalists may assert about exploitat Im a rend intecprofod the wishos of Quebec] India and Egypt, sad much of it 15 Goubtioss true, the Children\u2019s White Mid.| at a TI u sendering a ceddial reception sad a hearty welcome | British brought higher tacals of responsibility, of dies, large collar with a sales Mo el grades, the\u2019 reprosemtatives of the various municipalities of |bamazity, of order, of law, of public health, then braid, laced.Reg.$1.90 J includ noue Boivin.) Dominiée now assembled here.Few Couventions| the mative ruler conceived.\u201d wo 106 | nee, Ca pelts Reels, mote far-reaching importance have ever beom The Tribune adds that If by any mischance Brit- reduced to .i | Ma.bére than thes ia question, and the attention | \u2018sh rule should cease in India or Egypt, the preseat Weite Duck Mitten Be Pon Dunes \u201chave boen locally shows to the visiting dele- state of Mexico or Russia would be Kiysiam by contrast.bel bo Is t fu te Te oro) os, J] Pes ances Dunnage 4 \" dstge have been handsomely repaid by the doep interost It dose mot need much argument 10 make the cou- p the we 0 nctiona pink, blue or green (| TRES Yolling Beds and which thoy tn turn have manifested in all that comcerus| clusion.It 1s « rather curious situation that in the| 8 , and influence the liver collar, Pl at he | Cushionshe interests of Quebec, both pressat and future.present feverish state of the world the people who > to act very efficiently.pockets snd a i CRIE, Hardvare.\u201cFor all kinds of things that bave been said of | talk of alding the \u201cmasses\u201d at home or abrosd are .ies, Reg.$3.35, re- Gentral and Heavy w Quebec and its people, both at the various sessions | unable to carry their thoughts for enough to ste that duced 0 .$.59 NOVELTIES.ee tion wad also.at the banquet in the City |! 18 the \u201cmames\u201d more than anybody e1% who wijl Wall, the Chronicle, oa behalf of the City and Us suffer by their reforms.| The \u201cmasses\u201d might well Ladies\u2019 White Duck § PAPER LACE DOILEYS, \u2018Wieisens returns thanks.cry \u201cSave us from oar alleged friends\u201d « Midis, green or blue fil FARTR TABLE COVERS.'» Brigadier-Genersl Tremblay, to whose war record \u2014 collar, with poekets and suitable compliments were paid by Alderman Martin ABANDONING THE VEIL.of Edmonton, spoke admirably at the banquet for the Ope of the most remarkable changes on In Turkey ra Commission, in the unavoidable absence of the |at the present day is tlie growing emancipation of tho Chairman, Major General Sir David Watson.After | Turkish women.and no siroager evidence of this is hearing General Tremblay's illuminating remarks and [the growing tendency among the female portion of making a personal excursion by steamer, around the |the population to abandou what has always up to al- POON harbor, the visitors had every opportunity of ascertain- most present days been considered absolutely indis- tag bow admirably the port is equipped for handling pensable portion of its attire.the Western grain trade.It Is not very wonderful An American woman recently returned from u boit Reg.48.50, re- i j * duced to .81.38 § \u20ac Pull Over Middies, bius or White Skirts, cotton gabar- green duek, with pink snd dine, pleated on the aides fiom.Reg.96.75, re- with peat buttons.Reg.3 duced to .\u2026$2,49 $5.00 reduced to .$2.98 § White Duck @kirts, with .| fancy pockets.Reg.$8.98, Ladies\u2019 Bathing Suits, black BOOKS.Just recelved a wonderful list ef ] ropular Books by popular authors m the réprint line.Including the Tarsan and Zane Grey series, also: The mew Tarsan Book \u201cTARZAN THE UNTAMED.\u201d »THE WHITE MOLL.\u201d by Frank L.Packard.Adventures of à Femine Jimmie Dalethat.chet f inspection of the Turkey has been giving her experiences to the sun | | vor.od ater od of the enormous oars x and New York Herald and says that nowadays one reduced 20 .$1.20 with white braid, laced and P J EV oY pended upon the equipment of the port, should have seldom secs in Constantinople a woman with her face i White Duck (Ladies Skirts, skirt.Reg.$8.98, reduced Jj .M fine quality, with $0 serene 000 .$2.89 KAELLER expressed their surprise upon seeing so little use be- covered with a heavy black vell.The force of habit +\\ag made of it, and upon being told by General is so strong that the veil Is not always discarded, but \u2018Phone 772 2148 WF.JOIN ST.pockets.Reg.$2.75, reduced $1.88 _vembla: itis Ity retained as a kind of symbol, through A friendly rivalry i Ledies Bath Suit, cotton\u2019 Ï \u201cahipped pe emeicun porte of Canadian grains 1 own po opether from tho face.Kven before o« a hone | te a od at Skirts, orgs, sky vies whh ssparate Hf Removal of Garba ê » It will be cause for rejoicing if the efforts now the war Turkish women had ceased very largely to climax.Ginger, a.et 43.98 and ponts Reg.44.50, réauses iy Seiag made by the Harbor Commissioners succeed in| wear what is kmown as the yashmak, having subatitut- np ter Foed to .2246 se, ne \u2014\u2014\u2014 finding » remedy for this condition of affairs.od for it à light filminess in white or brown, which LANTIC Brown pT re $0 sncoosn0ns aruvoces Are you moving to the country?scarcely concealed tho features at all.By the time are en the friend.\\ | 1¢ so, intrust your Moving with eom- * LORD BURNHAM'S SPEECH.the war had broken out other changes were noticeable Mant terme in that | badies\u2019 Bathing Suits in potent Carters at moderats prices Double and single rigs./ Specialty: Moving of Pianos, Fernitare, Tronks, oto Special contracts for the removal of Garbage and Ashes M | Telephone night or day to: 14 LAUREAT GREFFARD Master Carter.1 |20 Dunsont street - Montonimville, Telephone 7020 Sunoîtt in the life of Turkish women.They were often seen in public conveyances, and the blinds of the apartments tm Delegates has talien to the to which they were confined were not always too fortune ©f Sydney.and well has she done the honors dosiy drawn.of the occasion.How cordial and how much ap- When the American Woman's College at Scutari preciatéd was the welcome may be Judged trom the| os opened there were more applications for admission reply of Lord Burnham, spokesman of Party.) han could be accommodated.Throughout the war the who expressed the fear that he might suffer from college continued its work uninterruptedly and at one ansemis of superlatives in which to fittingly acknowl- member of the Turkish war cal £ had a edge the warmth of the reception extended to thel, por of other female relative in attendance.The _Gelegnies.; girl students wear athletic dress and engage with much Lord Burnham's speech was a masterpiece Of | cnthusiasm In basketball and tennis and other athletic eloquence.Take for instance hia reference to the sports.They prove excellent students and display: an a intense cagerness for learning.Many of the gradus -on the voyage from England, in the course of which | re mu tally fill tons whi twenty rd \u2018Hip Lordship said: \u201cOwing to the wonderfal scienti- ng pos wen! * fio discoveries which have been made, We were able Constantinople opened a telephone exchange, there CANADIAN PA ago were by public sentiment closed to women.When CIFIC on our voyage here, to hear human voices speaking | sas à question of ring tors, for old Mosle:ns to us from England at a distance of over 2.106 miles.declared that it was impossible for Turkish girls to fil} \\ I believe, as the ancients taught, that it 1s the VITE arch positions.They boldly dispensed with their veils .vox, or the living voice, that affects aa most.We have and und k the work.crossed thé ocean that unites our Empire, for wo are As a matter of fact, too, Turkish women sre now united not only* by cables, and I do not underrate The honor of extending the first welcome to the cotton serge with .wonders of the wireless phone which were experienced large green collar, combination style.Reg.46.25, reduced to .$3.99 F.Tite, Fairville, NB.writes: \u2018I wish 00 , inform you that we did before.And I believe that these continual waves| ns demmed to death by the Turkish court at Con- Pue 340 per nie beyond of wireless communication will also be waves of com- Nstantinople.The Sun and N.Y.lierald\u2019s informant , 4 won citisenship and common loyalty.\u201cIn England |.(nat years ago the religious head of Iam at Excursions August 9 and 16, 1920 té la sald that in every cable twisted In every dockyard demanding à share in (he management of national \u201cconsider your cables, although wireless has developed so much, but affairs One of the flercest and most ardent advocates ! TO i MINARD'S LIN- with the experience of war behind us we are united | cf nationallem is Halide Edib Hanem, who won by her - a a IMENT arte and by that ocean which gives to us the seapower that | on efforts so important a position as a political lead- WINNIPEG write so England possesses now A greater extent than it ever|.and power in the revolutionary movement that she relief foc sore throat chest.[ would not be without it if re was omc dois & bottie.\u201d _ stil at the old prices for two days more only, So, Constantinople sent a representative out to a part of From Station in the Province of Quebec and Ostane\u2014Terente, there de alvars to bo fou à ae bete a in to Etersegovina to find out why the women did not go Pembroke and_East, but net north of Parry Sound, Ont a td signify ¢ bord that exists between ws.If} jeg The women told him that they had to work FARE RETURNING: lo-te la there In that blood-bond in the Royal Navy In what ve Ye.per mi Winnipeg plus $20 to on ~ \u20ac.yin the ficlds and that they could not do this if they starting point.we turn out from our dockyards, and If that counted | op, yaghmakn and If the Shell ul Islam or the Sultan No CHANGE of CARS between Bast and West on the C.P.R.: betore the wer how much more hrs it count eG himself did not like it he could lump it.Constantinople For information apply to nearest Canadian Pacific Agent or to ns gracefa te to Canada\u2019s part In t rent.saw the point and these women as well as those of O, A, LANGEVIN F d Pi t War, Lord Burnham sald: \u20141 should be unworthy of! albanis and of many other parts of the Balkans were Chy Palscager Agent, rame C ures my citizenship it § did not take this opportanity of | yop afterward forced to cover their faces.30 Kt.John St, or Palais Station, Quebec.: ensuring you that.s0 long as our Empire endares, Turkish Islam is taking much the same view of = July 23 to Aug 16 shall we never forget that ready response to our neads| he present situation.The women have gone to work; = (hat came within ten weeks of the outbreak of the wor the older ones are giving their time and energies to tho when thirty-three thomsand volunteers came OYEFSean:! |) .,jiulg, orphanages and philanthropic institutions: from Canada.We shall never forget that almost un- many of the younger are seeking an education elther tmaginable occurrence which | saved Europe at the |: home or abroad in preparation for carcers of their time when the first gns attack was made by the Ger- un.A Turkish girl finds the yashmak es much a mans which showed that their men of science were %hindrance in her work as an American giri would find | barbarous as their men of war.I watched the at- n crinoline.For the same reason that the one would tack on the Hindenburg line and 1 saw the blood-bond | | + yegiore the crinoline the other would discard the | || then.JT see it now growing ever stronger as between heavy, cumbersome veil.all those great self-governing colonies which make up The Turkish woman as a worker will bring a new | our world-wide Empire.I am not afraid of that word factor into the economic life of the remnant of the Old \u2018Empire\u2019 because the British Empire is à thing that! proman Empire, and possibly If she had cariler taken |} wands by itself, and never more than now were 6, part in the affaire of the country, Turkey might not J those varied and far-flung parts more NCCLSSATY (0 OBC | oq, y De in its present hopless mate.another.Never was it more true to say that we are not 8 commonwealth of independent nations, but a Some Things the Public Would Like to Know: commonwealth of inter-independent nations, equally necessary one to tbe other in our moral and material Pertinent Questions on Matters of General Fublis Interest ars Invited) Pictures, grey and colored, J amorted subjects, gilt frame, 2 inches wide, with fancy corners.Reg.$8.00 and $1.90 for .$1.49 Cds LiLA.CA LEA LaRue & Trudel, OWARTERED t= AOUDUNTANTS \u2014+ LaRue, Trudel & Picher, by tyr of fasotvent Eutatee and Creditors tee OF.PETER OTHER?: 4550 4581 REDUCTIONS MAKING LARGE REDUCTIONS ON THE ORIGINAL PRICES.Ladies White Dress Skirts, at 38 per cent.off.in Duck and Plane; all sises\u2014 $3.68, for $3.45; $3.88, for $8.88; $4.35, for $3.63; .$4.68, for $3.12; $4.38, for $3.38, White Duck Skirts, odd sizes, at 1-3 of\u2014$1.75, for 830; $2.38, tor $1.50; $3.48, for $1.68; $3.65, for $1.78; $3.78, for 91.88.Ladies\u2019 Parasols, in plain colors and fancy stripes, at 1-8 off\u2014 $1.88, for $1.86; $2.00, for $1.34; $3.00, for $1.87; 43.00, for $3.00; $3.60, for $3.34.À Ladies\u2019 Straw Hats; ready-to-wear; 1-3 ofl-\u201433.36, for $3.17; $3.48, 1or$8.88; $4.25, tor $8.84; $4.60, for $8.00; $5.28, for $8.50.Ladies\u2019 Panama Hats, ali reduced to Half Price\u2014$1.48, for Séer $2.75, for $1.38; $3.35, for $1.63; $3.34, for $1.94; $4.04, tor 92.34 We have received a lot of oval framed pistares, all religious wbjects, suck oa Sacred Heart of Jee snd Mary, with white passepartout, and our prices sre the lowest.First Floor Up.Silks And Dress Goods | Sik Georgette, printed de- Colored wool serge, very fine, signs, width 40 inches.Re.43 inches.Reg.$1.75 for.Hi $4.00 yard, fot \u201831.48 RER ve vac0u0e $1.30 \u2018Wool J 54 inches, a few ik | Hebutei ailk, plein col oreey, , | Esbuat alk, JD Sor Sig | \u201comainine suors, do dlnci | | Wash satin, with printed de- Scotch Prada, good variety | signs, 36 inches, Ltrs for of checks, 96 and 44 inches.Ji kimonos, blouses, or lining.Special 01.00 to .83.80 Quebec - - - Phone 68% : | Mail orders receive dest Special oo B0S AI Wool Serge, thres epociel | Ï attention, inches.8 .eed ik, colored sad Pro pr HT) J For || Style, Fit AND WORKMANSEDP ORDER YOUR CLOTHES .S.J.Burke, forces.\u201d The high hopes founded on the result of the Press Conference by Lord Burnham are embodied in the following paragraphs from bis speech: \u2014 \u201cI believe that the newspaper press wellds a great power.In these days when the masses rule, the press is the interpreter trom Dominion to Dominion snd from man to man, To an ever-increasing degree the newspaper press today speaks to all, telling each of the other, and it is because we believe that a better understanding can be arranged between those who control the destinies of the newspaper press that we are taking this opportunity of meeting in common council ia Cansda.I hope snd believe that the result of our deliberations will be for the common good in this great and everinsting Empire.\u201d Very diacerely will this hope de echoed from ome ond of Canada to the other, to no portion of which will Lord BDurmnbam and his associates be more sincerely welcome than to Quebec.You will find any thing you require for your OFFICE J.E-NICHON & Co OFFICE STATIONERS.No.67 Sault-an-Matelot St.STORE OLOSES AT h:00 P.MON SATURDAYS, 0:00 P.M.SIMONS & CO.20 FABRIQUE STREET.Telephone 338.Opposite\u2019 City Hall Will the resuiution passed by the Union of Canadian Municipalities result in something being done to bring the local housing plans to a succesful issue?.e i What the visiting delegates thought about the Jf general system of mreet cleaning here?THE NEW PENSION BCALE.(Simcoe Reformer.) Canada\u2019s new pension scale is the mow generous | SSRN in the world.Oo red with tl ved the Ee LUDO à Dean Vus pere ASK FOR\u2018OUR PRICES ON pam ergs tem wel Cotton and Wool Waste Washed Cotton Wipers adian scale is: Single man, $900; man and wife, $1,300; \u2014\u2014 And.\"Soft Oil Soap James Bisset & Co.tr BRITISH RULE CKASKD.Tuete are some badly informed peopls both In this country pad in the United States, who becaves ef having taken for their philosopher and guides the yellow journals of Hearst and others of that ilk, or the few feeble imitators of those publications which have boon permitted to find a foothoid in Canada, have been practically double that of Great Britain and Australia.ONE FUNNEL.(Now Tork Outlook) _ he new Cunarder Scythia, according to au Eaglish newspaper, is to have only one funnel, for al) ter 20,000 toms.Time was when @ laer's standisg bo given every ind of encouragement in their efforts| was in direct ratio with the number of her funnels.té throw off the \u201cBritish Yoke\u201d.To these people the| Four funnels indicated A1 rank.One famous stem Chéengo Tribune reads à lestna upen the foolishaess(ehip was, It lo said, oqsipped wish unnocesse Telephones 2730-3730, | of waning contimental ayipaihy over hg 00-ohlied | fourth funnel amply ror eppearance\u2019s due ut ow, 271 8T: PAUL STREET, - QUEBES, P.Q.MBRCHANT SALOR : \u201cpaynise\u201d mevemente Wm Kept and Dadia, and fa: |i seems the tunnels are 19 On for omly ove is really Juneixinon.frit Those 191 11 107 BL Seba Où © gieaied 5b NGwS the rest tow of he matieri\u2014Lt|n \" \\ \u2019 a rs .° pe\u201d , ° .wl oy a\" Best Advertising Quebec's Leading Medium.in City Newspaper QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1920, HONOR MEMORY [WANTS ROOD CASE OF EVANGELINE | INVESTIEATED AT GRAND PRE osier, Ke, Tells of Efforts to Have Disappearance Explained.MANNIX-HUGHES UNION OF MUNICIPALITIES | DISPUTE UP AGAIN CLOSED HERE YESTERDAY jum wim sat Cardinal Mercier\u2014\u2014Hughes Repudiates Archbishop.Lady Burnham Unveiled the New York, July 35.\u2014Speaking at Bronze Statue of Longfel- + a reception arranged in his honer| [OWS Heroine Yesterdayhers today, Archbishop Mannix salé: \u201cI am rather sorry that the British Governmaat which seems to be 80 unwilling that I should land in Ireland, had not the courage to be- vin the battle in New York.They bave already retrested to the Old World and what will happen there, B80 one can foretell.\u201cThey seem to have some difti- culty in making up thelr minds as to just what to do with me.But I know exactly what I am going to do.Assembled from fing continents be- That is the difference.\u201d side \u201cEvangelines well\u201d today to \u201cMr.Lloyd George is going to| witness the unveiling by Lady Burnconfer a distinction on me that Von ot ont lire) rite (n bronze a- Sim a a eos pA of confers ps sion was the visit to the \u2018Annapolls to Jail for Ireland.\u201d Valley of the Imperial Press Confer.The archbishop said he was so ond oe oh pl rte people sorry to \u2018have the situation com- British Empire.As the veils Autteror Been ped Cardinal Mercler|ed down trom the statue of Evengeof .\u201cBut in this particular Cardinal {ierioru JJeembly broke into the National Anthem.Mercier and I stand on common Viscountess Burnham spoke with ground\u201d, he added.\u201cWhatever feeling of the friendship between the right Cardinal Mercier had to stand| British ang French peoples.for Belgium I claim that same right \u201cStronger In the last few days than to stand for Ireland.\u201d It ever was before.\u201d Whatever might In his speech, Archbishop Mannix|be the historic truth of the atory of declared Premier Hughes, of Aus-|the banishment of the Acadians, two tralia, was \u201ca renegade and a Bri-|%8lturics ago, Lady Burnham re- tish Imperialist of the worst type\".| Marked that as an English woman we she regarded it as one of the most Referring to theses newspaper oainful episodes in British annals reports that have come from Austra.Those oid cruel days were dead Premier Hunelty Lu ri n aghich and only the mpirit and character of »|the people who had pioneered in speak for the stralian | people\u201d! Nova Scotia remained, and the char- the prelate sald: acters of the British and French \u201cHughes is no friend of mine and races were linked together to the T confess that he has no reason to[1dmiration of mankind.be thankful to me.I opposed his) Sir Gilbert Parker, Canadian conscription measurs.* novelist, and one of the conference \u201cHe has sald that the people of|delegates, spoke of the inseparable Australis repudiate me.There js tie between the British and French, nothing new in that.He said the| #74 Was glad to note that because .the constitution of French Canada same\u2019 on two former occasions and at Confederation was the freest that when he went before the peoples on had ever been given to à British the issue on which I opposed him, colony.French Canada today was although in a manner he secured al} firmiy bound up with the British the newapapers and all other capi.Empire, talistic agencies.he found that he \u201cIt can never be annexed to the was mistaken, When the votes were | United States,\u201d he said.\u201cThe $8orts counted it was the Premier of Ausand influence of the French-Can- Resolution Passed Asking Federal Government To Take Measures To Have Canadian Grain Shipped Through Canadian Porte\u2014Officers Eleoted\u2014Visit To Spencer Wood.T°.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 fhe Convention of Canadian Union of Municipalities which was & success and sald to be the most important in the history of the Union since its inception, came to ca Clone esterday afternoon in the une! Chamber of the Quebec City Hall by the election of officers and votes of thanks, when the delegates pro- cesded to Bpencer Wood in automobiles to visit the Lieutenant.Governor Bir Charles Fitzpatrick and Lady Fitzpatrick.The election of officers ad the ensuing year resulted as follows: Presidont, Mr.Arthur Roberts, Bridgewater, N.8.First Vice-President, Dr.C.W.H.Rondeau, Westmount, P.Q.Second Vice-Pres,, Mr.Ramsden, Toronto.Third Vice-Pres., Mr.Pearson.Secretary-Treasurer, Mr.A D.Sheblay, Westmount, P.Q.The following were added to the Executive Committee: Mayor Fisher, Ottawa; Mayor Bouchard, St.Hyacinthe, P.Q.; Mr.W.D.Lighthall, ACC.Montreal.The principal features of yesterday's meeting which lasted four consecutive hours, was a resolution presented by Mayor Bouchard, of 8t.Hyacinthe, respecting housing for the working classes, and calling on the Federal Government to reduce the interest on the $25,000,000 voted, \u2018by one per cent and the Provincial Governments to reduce their interests on the money lent to municipalities by a further one percent to enable the municipalities to meet the cost of construction and material and reduce the rental of the houses to the working class who will occupy them.Also a resolution from the Committes on Resolutions in regard to the grain carrying trade, recommending to the Government that grain carried from the Canadian West Lo the European markets shall be routed through Canadian instead of American ports.trom the rich and give it to the poor.D'resident Fisher called the mest-| The usual votes of \"hoon ing to order at 10 o'clock when the Mayor and ei meeting got down to business and tisens of Quebec for after disposing of routine work, the eicction of offcers for the ensuing year was proceeded with, with the foregoing.mentioned resulta The Committee on Resolutions next brought in their report, and put before the meeting a number of re- \u2018The mysterious disappearance of the St.Ssuveur shoemaker Mr.George Rood, aged 65 years on the 36th of June last, when be went on 8 fishing excursion with three com- Siena esse CROP REPORT FOR (SOIL DRIFTING [70 AON DOWN the Provincial Police are doing In ey THE DOMINION IN THE WEST: RUM RUNNERS A FEELING SPEECH.\u2014 Two Hundred People Assembled From Five Continents at Evangeline\u2019s Well, Sr \u2014 Grand Pre, NS, July 39\u2014(Canadian Prem\u2014Two hundred people but animated debate was withdrawn, the majority of the delegates contending the resolution was the introduction of poditics into the Union that must be avoided.Two resolutions, one in charge of Mayor Bouchard in respect to the housing plan, and the money granted by the Federal Government through Provincial Legislatures, ana loaned to the municipalities to build houses for the working classes, provoked a discussion.The general concensus of opinion among the delegates were that the conditions of the loan were too onerous financially to sucoessfully construct the houses and give them over to the working classes at a fair rental with their means.It was the aim of Mr.Adams who originated the scheme to have the houses rented at a minimum of $13.per month, while the present conditions would entail « rental of approximately $30 per month.Mayor Bouchard moved that the Federal Government be called upon to lower the rate of interest on the money to the Provincial Government by one per cent, and that the latter Uovernments make a concession in the same direction in this loan to the Municipal Governments, by a reduc.tlon of thei nterests on their part of One percent, that would lessen the burden on the municipalities and the workingman concerned.Mayor Bouchard's motion was adopted, A motion was also carried express.Ing regret of the ions sustained by the Union of Municipalities through the death of Mr.L.A.Lapointe, former alderman of Montreal and one of the best known and most active members of the Union since its in.\u201coption.Alderman Dixon of Montres! in support of the motion paid « high tribute of respect to the late Mr.Lapointe, saying he knew him personally and his great work as a man and citizen and friend of the poor, who had been responsible for the smusement tax, to take the money some quarters it is suspected that after Hood left his companions to return to the farm house, he may Lyme ant ecked and murdered Interesting Synopsis Supplied |Kansas Professor Says it Can Ontario [Vill Employ Many by some unknown parties as he had 31% on mony In his possession when! Bank Of Montreal By Its| be Stopped By Use of Right| Officers to Help Cope With he left his home to go Ashing.Mr.Appolinaire Corriveau, K.C.noh ana ors od! uat #ho has been retained by the temity Bra M g Meth 8.the sit ion.to look after thelr Interests, and en- \u2014 deavor to have the Provincial authorities delve into the mystery, 1n| DPelow.will be found a briet sy- Lethbridge, Alta, July 29.\u20148oli Toronton, Ont, July 29\u2014Acting in a talk with the Chronicle yesterday | \"OPSi8 of telegraphic reports recei- rifting in Alberta and Saskatches the dual capacity at present of Provmorning told the following story of | Ved at the Head Office of the Bank wan which last spring caused mil.Inclal Secreta in th bee of the disappearance: ot Montreal from its Branches.The |itons of dollars of damage to the \u2018NC ecretary, in the absence \u201cMr.George Rood, with three | Branch Managers have complete in| newly planted crop, can be stopped) H.C.Nixon and Attorney-General, triends, Mesars Langlais, Lachance [811 sections of the districts shown.| if the farmers \u2018use the right methods! Hon.W.E.Raney, will be able to and Ferland, whose ages average 35 Prairie Provinces Professor Jardine, of the Kansas co-ordinate the work of running Tears, oY grrangement met Mr.| xamonton District\u2014Crops head- tere of Aura ou down the rum runners on the border od on Saturday, June 26, to pro- oisture prospects |! on an ry farmers attend.ceed to Tewkesbury, on a fshing ex.| O85 To on oro darane hatl| !n6 the irrigation congress here to.| \u2018! the Windsor-Essex district more cursion to the River Aux Pins, Mr, reported from Wetaskiwin, day.effectively than he could do others Rood had on his possession $75.and Rh Igary Distriet\u2014Conditions con-| It was stopped in & sixty six thou- | \"IS.As many men as de needed mg lutrtet who had partaken of tela t-[sand acres tract in Kansas six or] to cope with the situation will be em- some six drinks of liquor before | iDUS favourable, large yield expec they started to drive to their destin.|®9, cutting about August 15th, pas- [seven years ago and the land which ployed and a $200 increase in salary ation with a horse and rig.They | \u2018Urage excellent.drifted the worst then {s now raising is offered as an inducement to good carried with them a jar of whiskey Lethbridge District\u2014Great im-|25 to 40 bushels of wheat to the then to enter the service, the salary and a bottle of gin.The party ca - [provement last fortnight over entiro|acre Scrap the disc harrow, forget being 81,400 a year to start \u2018led with them no firearms, excep: | district, some hail damage, weather | the dust mulch, which for years was : « revolver carried by Mr.Langiois.| conditions deal, the fetish of the dry farmer and use| Another communication te the \u201cThe story told by the three men Saskatoon District\u2014Recent rains|implements which wili leave the! Police Magistrates and Crown At.%ho accompanied Mr.Rood, Lan- [greatly improved prospects but|clods on top and the fine soil under-| torneya has been addressed by the lois, Lachance and Ferland, is that [slightly less than average crop ex-| neath, and the soil drifting problem Attorney-General, who points ous when bey arrived at the Sm in (a11n | pected.In vicinity of Saskatoon for| Will be solved, he said.There 1s the importance of sentencing of in ihe vicinity of the fishing ground, | afty mile circle little more than|snother solution\u2014get as much irrig- ; they put up their horse and rig in | geeq.ation as possible and the soli willl fenders to jail for first offenses, ine the barn, and after a little delay, Regina District\u20148ince last report | never drift where land is under the stead of letting them off with fines, proceudcd to walk In the direction hottest weather inany years dama-/ditch.He urged that every possible When informed today of the of & lake near Tewkesbury.They sed crops but recent heavy rains[8cre in Western Canada for which resignation of \u201cArtie\u201d Edmunds as had proceeded some distance when helped situation: West of Regina | Water can be secured whould be ir.special officer at Windsor, the Atthe three younger men wsudden'y reports very favourable; East, irre-| rigated.torney-Genera! said if Edmunds had when Prod.igri mar hued, gular and spotty.quit because the staff enforcing the \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 was 50 small that his work was ccver the :eason of his lagging or Yorkton District\u2014Good.| effective, as stated, there was disappearance.He had not retraced | Estevan District\u2014Poor.Estimate Edmunds ste jal! the more reason for his steps very far back when he lcather less than average wheat, cats remaining.came across Mr.Rood sitting down uncertain.by the roadside.On inquring the Wi jct \u2014 North and reasons of his delay, and not keep- Pt er réa ta Yields, centre - 3 IEEE EEE EERE YF = ing up with the rest of the party, cutting about August 1 \u2014 only fair, G MOVEMENTS.M Lea Soren dhe ma net wall AN, food aituation mutator § rx \u201c æ when the party left the Smith farm Province ot Quebec.18-28 26 36 36 36 28 96 26-06-08 28 28 28 06 38 26 90 824 (hey bad os vend, 20, 104% | The recant rains nave besa vers| Honor Memory of Heroic| acrivais at Moncreai: 8tre.Marie 824 they had not walked, according | beneficial and the hay crop, which Immaculate from Louisburg, Velie: that aires men's statement more 18 now being harvested, will likely French Canadian Priest via from London; Canadian Navigthan twelve or fourteen acres from be only slightly short of average.i don; C 3 the farm, when they missed Mr.ator from British West Indies; Can- Rood.Langlais who went back to|CFains are looking tionally Who Met Death by Fire.adian Aviator from Liverpool: see what was delaying him, and | Ye! and Root crops sre satistactory.Departures from Montreal: Stra, Canada, whatever the French-Can- when I return to Australis.\u201d sdian attitude might be to the Im- An official cable received hers to.| PSrial aspirations of.Drgleh-Can- day at the office of the Australian |$dlans.The poam of Dvangeline recalled dark days in the internationa) Commissioner quoted a recent speech history of Canada and the United by Premier Hughes made Pa ae States.But these were forgotten to previous utterances 0 ch- 1 .bishop Manns, and all English-speaking peoples of the world, including the United \u201cThe hope of peace of the world\u201d, |Biates now stand as a guarantee for she honor they had done him In his election: and assistance given him during his term of oftice.President solutions of essential importance.| Roberts also thanked the convention | he sald, \u201cles not so much in the|the peace of the world.\u201d finding that was feeling unwell, ad- Dram Pastore a Sou \u2014_ Moncenesis for Gibraltar; Venusis rain Trade and Port of Quebec |[\u2018°T the honor done him in his elec.| League of Nations a8 in the firm) Sir Gilbert closed with a great|V8®d bim to return to the farm, \u201con In general very Cobalt, Ont, July 39\u2014A monu- | tor London; Bassam for West Afria ee ation ton.The choice of the nex:|alllance and understanding that has|tribute to the Canadian soldiers in | Which was not far, and the road ta Province of Ontario.ment which was erected in memory | can ports; Cairndhu for Leith.Not the least important resol place of meeting has been left to the Executive Committee to decide.The meeting adjourned at 2 p.m.when the delegates procesded to Spencer Wood to visit the Lieutenant Governor and Lady Fitspatrickit familiar to the sick man, as they| Ly conditions point to this being!of Rev.Father Wilfrid Gagne.who ; - had been thers on frequent oocastons & record year for crops generally.heroically met death fn the destruc.| | ATTIVals at Halifax: Nee Man before.Langlois mid he then left|qne only crop which is below aver./ (ive fire at Matheson in 1916 when | Chester Importer from New Irieans.Mr.Rood and rejoined his com- age in most districts 1s hay.Fruit! Preching for some of his parish.| Arrivals: Dante Alighieri at Genoa panions and proceeded to their fish- of all kinds Is abundant Reports loners while the fire was at its! from New ror: Suenos pres at \u2018 - N ; en- ing grounds where they passed the of d ge by storm in Niagara Deiéht.was blessed today at an im- | Barcelona from New Tor! existed for a hundred years between |their unforgettable sscrifices for the England and the United States; and|cause of peace.& close co-operation of the .Anglo-| Lady Burnham in her speech said: Saxon races.The man who woulä| \u201cJ am deeply consctous of the bring these two nations to war ag|8T®St honor you have dons me by Archbishop Mannix desired Le à crj-|9HKINE me to unwell your beautiful presented to the meeting was the following dealing with the grain carrying and the discrimination agaihs: the port of Quebec: Resolved: \u201cThat this Union of dian Municipalities most earn- \u2014\u2014 statue of a w.night, and Sunday moraing started \u2018posing service.A dozen clergymen | mora (Br) at Leith from Montreal; = calls the attention of the Fed- ~ minal and stands condemned as a the pe of a devotes mairies orne back to reach the Smith farm.Fruit Belt were much exaggerated.Lo between 300 and 400 settlers | Queen Margaret (Br) at Gibraltar eral Government to the fact that, | TRANSCONTINENTAL man gone out in the guise of an has contributed ite full share to the| When they got back to the farm, | Little or no damage was done.Re: ere present.The ceremony of {from Montreal; Schr.Mayentower archbishop to foment war between the United States and England.\u201cThe people of Australia have had AERIAL MAIL FLIGHT Cleveland, Ohio, Juiy - 29\u2014Pilot Bert Acosta, driving one of the three monoplanes that left Long Island this morning on a trans-continental aerial mail fight, landed hers at 3 p.m.The two other machines arrived at the Cleveland landing station at 5:30 and 7:15 tonigat The flight from although Canadian ports are considerably nearer to Europe than the American ports and are well equip- per, a very large portion of the Canadian grain passes through American ports, and that in the opinion of this Union measures should be\u2018devised that would enable sll Canadian grain to be shipped through Canadian ports.\u201d Mayor J.Clarke of Edmonton, in support of the resolution emphasized In forcible language the diversion of the Canadian grain trade through American ports at the pense of well equipped Canadian ports.He said they had to come to Quebec to visualize the crime that was being practiced against Canada, and discover that the Trans- | 3\u20ac continental Hallway built at a cost of $170,000,000 of the peoples money for the principal object of transporting the Western grain to the Bastern Canadian ports, was sidetracked and unused by the few vested interests In Canadian public and commercial life, that Ja this spirit or non partriotism and greed for personal Interests were, diverting the trade of Canada to American ports.They had seen an example in the beautifully equipped Quebec port, with its Louise Docks and empty grain elevators, passed by and Idle In shipping; to the detriment not only on the part of the people of Quebec and its port, but the Canadian publie, who had contributed 320,000,000 of their money to build the docks with their up-to-date modern equipment, and magnificent grain elevators allowed to remain idle while the trade of the Country was handed over to the American ports to sult the few vested Canadian Interests.The existing conditions were n shame and a disgrace and should not be tole by the Canadian public and It was the duty of the people, and thé Canadian Union of they immediately made Inquiries for [cent rainfalls have been very fA- blessing the monument was preced-| (Br) at Boston from Windsor, N.8.; Mr.Rood, and were told by Mr, |vourable to heavy yield of grain and #4 by high mass and was followed Str.Anna Sofie (Nor.) at St.Nazaire Smith that he had not seen him from |roois.Harvesting of fall wheat has by two sermons, one in English and Sydney, N.8.Espana II (Spain) the time he was with them and lett begun.one In French.at Vigo from Montrealthe farm to go fishing the day pre- Maritime Provinces.Father Gagne was a native of Salled.Achr.Harriet B., from vious.They immediately went to New Brunswick\u2014During the past{ Quesec Province and was 27 years Boston for Windsor, N.8.; Schr.Elisa the barn and could not find any lwo weeks thers has been a great; of age.He was one of fAlty-even ! dorham from Boston for Bridgetrace of him, at the same time found Improvement in hay, and given fine people who perished in a rock cut.| water, N.8.; Str.Carisbrook from They next rents 8 (hey fad gt.weather it looks as if tie crop on Newport, Eng.for 8t I.Lawrence the whole would be from 80 to 901 WILI, NOT ENTER River: War Power from Newport, for Mr.Hood wither\u201d finding hrs per cent of average.Grain conti- PROVINCIAL POLITICS | Eng., for Quebec; Henrik Lund trom and later returned to the city and [Rues to show favourable growth and Regina, Bask., July 29\u2014Grain [Cherbourg for Sydney, NA: Emreported thy matter to the family.\u201d [the roots are progressing satisfac.growers of Baskatchewan today de.[press of France from Liverpool for Continuing, Mr.Corivedu said: torily noah Shere will be = short cided not to enter nrovincial polities Quebec: Prammenstjora tor Shields \u201cThe three grown up sons of the |crop of Pp yet.or Montrealmissing man later went up Into thai | from seed having missed.Grass Country to search for their father, basture is good and the general sit-| without meeting with any success, |uation satisfactory, and then came to me for counsel, Nova Scotia\u2014Hay now being har- with a suspecion that the elder Rood vested will be nearly an average had been murdered and his body trop.Grains, principally oats, are buried, as there could be no other t a Coff: ened for the mysterious disap.doing well and potatoes an: other ee strength and swestness of the British Empire.Evangeling is the beautiful conception of an American ample opportunity of Judging him post whose verses we learnt to read and we In Australia repudiate him.[when ma were children on both sides \u201cRealising how important it islof the Atlantic.History has shed that the true sentiment of Australia |another light on the Acadian story should be represented It is the in-|we see today tht British policy was tention of the Government to ap.|not as black as it was painted.point & high commissioner in the| Whatever may be the truth of this United States who will de able when %0rY &s 8 woman and an Engilsh such men as Mannix venturs their|VOman I shall aiwaya regard it as views, to speak with authority and[°™® of the most painful episodes in je.Thank God those cruel say what the Austral'an people real.|Our anna ty think on this matter.\u201d old days lie behind us forever, and trom the fate of Evangeline has \u2014\u2014\u2014 .IRISH QUESTION prune @ great wave og eer cident, according to the several pilots.The fllers will remain here tonight and expect to leave in time to reach Chicago at noon tomorrow, which has carried on the healing hand of time.The British Empire stands today in fast friendship with France, firm- Jer during the last few days than It has ever stood before.The war with all its horrors and sadness has bound us through the deeds of our beloved and herolo sons with bands of stesl.Ypres, Vimy, the Somme and all those ther Will Not Be Brought Into Goeds of glorious he roiem lie \u201cdew down in our hearts never never to Presidential Campaign In{oe forgotten.11 those dear ones could speak to us today their meas United States.age would bo Stand fast together.and let not our sacrifice havg been made In vain.To Evangeline let us Dayton, Ohio, July 20.\u2014The Irish [*0Y: question will not be an issue in the | Thou are the sun of Other dars presidential campaign in the Uniteg |!hAt shine by giving out t rave States, according to a etatement |!! is À #004 omen that your beautiful made by Senator David 1 \u2018Walsh, |\" God's healing band, should be Massachusetts, after a conference Fasting Upon us Ail today who are t that sweet today with Governor Cox, Demo- re ar i in Your cratic candidate.a wonderful land so full of beauty and People of Irish blood will vote promise the 0d hatred is dead.only just as they always have, Repub- the old character remaine and both lcan or Démocratio, as Americans, characters are worthy of the respect regardless of their views on Irish and admiration of all mankind.1 (independence, said Senator Walsh.|have now the great honor and priv The Senator pledged his full SUP-lilege of unveiling the statue of port in the campaign to Governor Evangeline, * \" \" \" \u201c Ottawa, Ont, June 29\u2014 # Hos.C.C.Ballantyne, Min- 8 ister of the Naval Service, M was advised today that the % new ships for the Canadian * » » » » » \u201c navy will arrive from Eng- land at the end of September.They wili consist of one oll.*\u201c \u201c \u201c 8 8 8 8 » » + Li * burning cruiser and two des- Li troyers.Two submarines also % \u201c 8 \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c LJ 3 \u201c \" in the Admiralty gift, wil be brought from Bermuda.Meanwhile, the Niobe, Rain.bow, Grilse and the two Pa- cific coast submarine will be Ld Li æ 8 cod.The new eMps wii 3 call for an estimate of 606 * 8 LU men and with the exception four seniors, the officers will be Canadians, root crops show favourable promise.pearance.1 went with one of the » sons, Napoleon Rood to the Court of Apples nave formed wen.at Yield t Gro = Children 8easions to make a deposition in ac probably be less year.Le] Wing would cause the Attorney-Ueneral'a/ Prince Edward Island\u2014Haying in 0.department, to order an lnvestiga- |NOW under way and average crop is and parents who permit its use police, and the son wanted to make |been favourable and grains and & depositien that to the best of his | roots give promise of average yields.A With children in the family, and ë and his body buried Lo save un- Province of Mritish Columbia ~ fla is lik | known person or persons.Weather conditions generally are where the cofiee flavor od, accept the deposition, uni ung | (8vourable, although there has been Rood, would designata ome pores some damage by hall in the Keote.Cherries 26 per cent \"1 quoted article 257 of the Crim.above last year.Roots and grains tect « person in danger, but the ported light, i young man would not prenit Linen |?J ideal table drink instead of coffee, to cast any suspicion upon any per- HARVEST WORKERS cordance with the circumstances that | Ores pasture good.ton and search by the Provincial |looked for.Weather conditions have .sometimes have cause for regret.belief, his father had been murdered Pasturage good.\u201cThe Judge consulted refused to he suspected, holding thai the de.[Day District.Hay Improved and; position of suspicion on some un- | III now be a fair crop.Apples 40 known person or persons was tod [per cent beiow last year, though vague.quality better.(nal Cods, which places the respon.| in good condition with the exception sibility on à party who omite to Pro- lof Asheroft where potatoes are re.is generally accepted as the 5.son when he had not the proof of sell Postum, its any such guilt, the matter remained | Montreal.Que, July 23.\u2014 The All grocers and * = Municipalities now assembled in con.Cox, despite the fact that his views \u2014\u2014_ there.I have since tried to interes |r9t train bearing its quota of the pleasing flavor, combined with vention, representing every section of on the League of Nations differ [YHE POST OFFICE the Attorney.General's Department, [36.000 harvesters for the Western its ad of quick making Canada to make known those con- greatly from those of the candidate.EMPLOYERS DISSATISFIED |and have discussed the matter wii | Provinces will ieave Montreal on 1 vantages q ditions, and by thelr voice and in.fuence Nght tooth and nail to pu: an end to the unjust élecriminetion against the port of Quebec, in favor of American ports.What was wanted in Quebec was à good publicity agent to make known the facts as they exist to the Canadian people in sil parts of the Dominion of the true situation and have them put an end to the vicious waste of public money.The resolution was Adopted un.salmoutly amidet appiauce, resolution presented requesting the Government te release the Winpeg strike prisoners after & short Hamilton, Ont, July $0\u2014Many of KILLED AT WORK the local Post Office employees are Montreal, Que, July 3)\u2014Arthur | gimatisfied with ther bonusee which Venne was instantiy killed and twe they received yesterday.fellow-workers narrowly escapes with their Nves when a wire cable supporting the boom of a cement chute on a sity in eoures of con.CAS I O R IA eyo in the East End of the city snsp today, dropping the three Infan Childrea men who were at work on the boom Fer ts asd Yonne dropped 35 test with the | I Use For Over 30 Years debris of the boom and a buokied Always boars the mansged to hang on to the falling | Stgnetere without injury.\u201c.one of the Crown Prosecutors, and | August 9 and the next wiil leave on and economy, soon make it a hope to obtain some action to oleas | August 16.C adian Pacific Rall.y, Up, (he mystery from latter source.[way officials state that they do mot home favorite.\u201cI might say that the three men think there will be any difficulty in who accompanied Mr, Rood on the obtaining all the farm help that is flshing trip, declare that they saw 10 | needed as the wages paid are very ce > 3 ory dour parties A heard Any re: | high, amounting to $118.per month ere 8 a eason e time in ques TOAD! rvest.don, whils 4 man named Gagne has Lure he resping of (he Mrvest.\u2019 : since come forward and made the | Rood wae a respectable man though satement that De was in the vieinity [not in the limelight of sicial circbon.Canadian Postum Cereal Ce, Ltd © an oar the report | Me was an honest man, married and of a fire arm, father of à famiy, who are all es.Windsor, Ontario \u201cIn the meantime It de the duty |teemed hard working citizens, in the of the Provincial authecition to help jeommunity of their residence.\u2019 and 19 okar up the mystery.3s.George 870 entitieé to Jegni protection.\u201d « , , .- + Lo., } + \u2018 > .\u2018 \\ .» a) , J >» LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC © Savings Bank, Quebec.Its special object is to receive and secure the deposits of sums however small they may be to help creating provident habits.AUTO AGCIDEN ON SUEDE ROAD, MURDER CAGE EDUCATIONAL Bishop's Co lege School Principal: J.T wha dordine, Kingston, er for business life.Sepsrat buildingg in excellent loca teraive mew Dai Mouiture and heal hegins September iustrated catendsr and information a ti ven to Physica me pe, Nest term ; incisal.Lensexvilleorme e Preparatory ti Williams, 3.A., Emmanuel Collegs.Cambridge School for Boys.Prepars nier niveroities, RMC, Splendid pli nde.Every s well pre Ca the Yetai develop.ppiy to J.Tyson Willlams, BA, a American and Quebeo Cars in Inquest Will Be Held This Collision \u2014 Three Injured] Morning at Moisan\u2019s Morgue Last Evening.\u2014Autopsy Yesterday.No further news has come te light regarding the strange death >t Blanche Garneau, whose body was discovere@ near Victoria Park on Wednesday evening by a little boy who was going sfter cherries Rumors are rife regarding the mystery and it is mainteined in some quarters that the unfortunate girls death was accidental, as she suf.tered from a weak heart, and received a shock, but little credence is given to this version.Dr Marois performed thp autopsy on the dead girl's body yesterday An automobile accident occurred last evening on the Suede road when two roadsters collided, and three passengers were injured.It appears that one car, an American machine bearing the license aumber 3393 Connecticut, was coming towards Quebec, while another car, bearing the Quebec license 348, was going out towards Montreal, when : | about a halt mile from the CP R Station at Anclenne Lorutte, both machines came together.The names of the owners drivers | Boarding S ST+ALBANS ed.versities.1fead Muster: Beparate 20 acres of .Our own farm.À A.G, M, MAINWARING, MA.Very healthily situated at the foot of the \u2018Phousand Islandsgrounds.Large ttendance limit- houses for Juntors and feniors Hoys prepared for the R.M.C.and the Unl- Next term commences September 21st.Far prospectus, etc.apply to the Headafternoon, but nothing will be known until the inquest, which will be held this morning at Moisen's Morgue, A purse was found floaung in the St.Charles River which was identi- fled yesterday as belonging to the victini, and this adds a new phase to the mystery, as it is argued that robbery was the motive of the death.It is said that she was attacked, bound and robbed, and the thief fled with her purse, afterwards flinging the article into the river.The most perplexing thing is that the body was discovered at a place where it was impossible for the water to reach, and the purss was and occupants of either machine could not be ascertained at the time of going to press, but it is known Ihat there were three passengers in each.The Quebec car Was pretty badly smashed up, but the American machine escaped scot free.Dr.Belieau of Ancienne Lorette, was summoned to the scene of the accident, and immediately ordered the injured neg: sons on to the Jeflery Hate Hospital, sending for the ambulance to convey them into town.but when the ambulance arrived, it was found that: the injured people had been brought Into town another machine.ANNIVERSARY SERVICE.JACQUES\u2014The Anniversary service in his titetime à leather merchant, will be chanted at St.Sauveur Church Thursday, August th, at $ o'clock.| le of the late J.A.Jacques, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Todny and tomorrow, \u201cThe Gift Supreme\u201d with =» Pollard comedy and other pictures\u2014 Sunday.Wm.in ete.\u2014Coming: Rex tale of the Alaska, \u201cThe Silver Horde.\u201d EE er = T\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AUDITORIUM Whitewashed Walls, a comedy Beach's |! VICTORIA TODAY \u2014m\u2014 Mary Pickford in AMARILLY Comedy \u2014 Weekly.| PE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 OF QLOTHESLINB ALLY \u2014 turesque spots \u2018Townshipsduates tion \u2014 THE EMPIRE TODAY \u201cEXCUSE ME\" Rupert Hughes\u2019 farce.Also Lost City 13th and Comedy.ness career, Cricket, the boys physi Football, Hockey and other sports keep J 4 Bishop's College School Tennoxville Principal J.TYSON WILLIAMS, B.A.(Emmanuel College, Cambridge) This school is situated in one of the healthiest and most pic- in the Eastern The aim is an all round development of the moral, mental and physical sides of the boy.Masters.most of them cally fit.The boys are housed and sra- of English Universities prepare the boys for matricula- into the Royal College, Kingston, the Universitles, or equip them {or a busi- Military Bathing, found floating in the river.The police are working diligently on the case, and hope to unearth some clues before long.- It is rumored that an arrest will ba made very shortly in connection with the crime, but nothing is known de- Anitely.GY HOTELS FLED UP Since July 5th There Has Been a Steady Stream of Tourists Here.The only information that could be obtained trom the hospi.al last evening regarding the state of the trio was that they were not bodly injured.but had suffered from cuts and bruises.em eee ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED\u2019 A young boy named Arthur Hamelin, son of a widow employed in the Chateau Bel Alr, was drowned at Bt.Petronille, Isiand of Orfeans, on Wednesday evening.The boy had been bathing in the St.Lawrence River, At & spot near the hotel, from the gallery of which his mother was watching him, when suddenly he called out for help, but before this could be given him by Mr.Ferdiand Roy, and the Rev.Mr.Hubbard, who were passing at the ume, and who plunged into the river without divesting themselves of any clothing, the boy sank.The body was recovered a few hours later by Mr.Roy.An Inquest was held by Coroner Jolicoeur, when a verdict of \u201caccidentally drowned,\u201d was returned.Since July Gt} there has been a steady stream of tourists pouring into\" the city by motor, train and boat, with the result that the hotels boarding houses have been filled to capacity and the overflow has had to be accommodated In private RECORDER'S COURT.Two cabmen appeared in the Recorder's Court yesterday, charged with having solicited fares on Dal- | taught in modern, sanitary, weil housie street.They were discharged houses.lighted and well ventilated [|| after being cautioned by the Mec-| Numerous inquiries are still be- | buildings.order as to their future conduct.ing made at the Chateau Frontenac For calendars, information, Fines ranging from two to tenias to accommodation, and asking it etc.apply to the Principal.dollars and costs each were imposed | it were possible to reserve rooms upon three men who appeared be-ibut in view of the immense traftic Take Maple Avenue car to Matinee 10 and 15 cts.CLASSIC.LF.ROY Leather Goods Specials Trunks # Travelling Bags 43 St.John St.Phone 6896 - [Li H.LEVASSEUR, Nes'd.The House where you can pre- eure the Genuine Article and at Reasonable Prices Just received: French Martinique Rivem.\u2018 The mest wAveaisgeeus\\ihiag to \u2018have in the house.Distributors for Caledonia Springs Oo.\u201d Adense | ; PALIEE HLL \u2018| Phone 1146 For the best entertainment in town, make it an evening at the | | | fore the Court on charges of drunk- ness.1t is a hard matter to give a definite reply to the latter questions.It is fully expected by those in- COURT OF SESSION.AT 1, Boys\u2019 Su H Other rx piaco of business.sad ladies and Sere.H-and-L Brand ; Dried Peas PHONE 22 MURPHY'S SALE NOW ON Quantity of Goods PRICE.its, Girls\u2019 Dresses, Ladies\u2019 Dresses, Middys, ats, Sweaters, (Ladies and Children\u2019s) lines at heavy reduction.D, B, MURPHY Re 46 FABRIQUE July26xMon/Wed.Fri.x3 AUCTION ROOM Corner ot d'Aiguillon and Bte.Genevieve streets, Telephone ?An 3 a position to accept all srders for auctions, at private residences or places of business.My suction rooms are now open té re- colve furmiture, goods, ntock, etc.to be cold by auction.1 buy all sorte vecond hand furniture, coal gas oll stoves, delfware, oll cloth, carpet asd Gents clothes.ess - Suliimim i ge 49, | Conductor: At mame Three cases of infractions of the Scott Act were heard in the Court month or two.De Salsberry 8t.Buy them for their quality ||°f Sessions yesterday, and wers|various railway, steamship and Today Alice Joyce in \u201cSlaves and quantity.Ask your grocer taken en deliber! by Judge Choquette | cartage agencies exceedingly busy in of Pride\u201d.Pathe Color Review.to get them for you.A further postponement was grant- | providing transportation for the Smiling Bill Parsons Comedy.ed in the cans of the two men charg- | visitors.Trailed hy Three.\u201cThe Door || e=\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.ed with alleged assault at Soeostoof Death\u201d.Fines of forty dollars and costs BUGGY COLLIDES Full orchestra.* each were imposed upon four motor lets for speeding.In giving his decision in these cases Judge Choquette stated that, in the event of fines of this amount not being sufficient to check the tendency to speed he would increase them.r\u2014 BOOTS AND SHOES GIVEN FREE, Do not buy any boots or shoes.We give them free.See our ads.of Friday and Saturday last, for details and conditions.MARCEAU & CO, WITH DELIVERY WAGON Jaune Was Taken to Hotel Dieu Hospital.As à result of à collision between a2 buggy and a delivery wagon on third avente, near Dorchester Bridge yesterday aiternoon Joseph Chevanel of Riviere Jaune, who was the occupant of the buggy, was sent to the Hotel Dieu Hospital in the ambulance.The delivery wagon was the property of Joseph Vaillancourt, con- 155 St.Joseph Street, Quebec.fectioner, 368 Bt Joseph Street, and el rn was being driven by his son Eudore BAND ON TERRACE Vaillancourt at the time of the ac- THIS EVENING | cident.By the kind permission ot Cot.A.| The police took à hand in the affair B.Harris, and the Officers of the |afigr the collision and summoned the Regiment, the Band of the R.C.G.A.| ambulance.Whilst awaiting the ar- gramme on Dufterin Terrace this, rival of the ambulance a conveyance gramme on Duefterin Terrace this, |from an undertaking establi ent (Friday) Evening weather permit- [stopped up, but the driver ting, trom $ to 10: to move on as his services were not t.March\u2014\"The Citalel HII\" .required.ree ve an vs es + Spencer \u2018Overture\u2014\"8on and Bt ger » BOOTS AND SHOES 1 rind élection \"from she \"Works GIVEN FREE.of Ghfeg .+.>.00 rrange Do not buy any boots or 4 Eollet Music from William et shoes.We give them free.Characteristio\u2014\"Down South\u201d OW vddieton |S\u20ac\u20ac OF ads.of Priday and 2: Baynes | Saturday last, for details and , (a) Narcissus from The Water Bcenen .Nevin conditions.(b) Lullaby Sweet and -Low .MARCEAU & CO.sa 86 ws ae sare ae seo Barndy (By request) (c) Berceuese from Jocelyn .- La ch ee av ne 51 ve se.Godard Solo Saxophone, Musician G.Lans 3, Morceau Militaire\u2014The Outpost .Mackentie eaucaire\u201d .\u2026.\u2026 Messages ADA GOD SAVE THE KING TY 3 Vaise\u2014\"Destiny\" PR no e PERSONAL Mr.and Mrs.Henri Rinfret are visiting relatives at Roberval, Lake #t.John.Mr, and Mrs.Eimer Conway are visiting Mrs.Conway's parents, Mrand Mrs, Hénry A.Bearssll, Midsand, Qnt.Mr.Abel Vineburg, of the Montres) Gasette editorial staff, who has been pending a fow days in town the guest of Mr.William O'Farrell, loft yesterday for St.Jean, Port Joli.EUROPEAN MAIL European Man will be deapatohed per 88.Minnedoss, (Letters, Papers and Paceels), This pail Will be 010sed at Quebse head 0 on the Tth August.at 500 pm ! > Y CAPT.CHAS.O'NEILL, RCA, Mus.Bac, McGill, Director fo Music, R.C.G.A rt ee BE Re aoe], \u2014 me of INOTHER TRAGEDY stumbde against the ship's rail and and the pier, IN THIS GT Jean Vergos, Engineer on Str.Mormoutier, Knocked Overboard by Oiler.@oming closs after the finding of the dead body of Miss Blanche Garnéau in the Vietoria Park on Wedmesday and the mysterious disappearance of the 8t.Sauveur shoemaker, Gherge Roo8, the Quebec public were horrified to learn yesterday that another tragedy had been snacted in this city on Wednesday night.Jean Vergos.chist engineer of the French wooden steamship Marmoutier, who recently arrived from France to take charge of the engi- meering department of the vessel, which had been built by the Davie Shipbuilding Co, Ltd, Lauson.was killed on Wednesday night last by being struck and knocked overboard by one of the crew.The tragedy took place on board the vessel as she lay moored with another French steamer, tho Massevaux.in the inner basin of the Louise Docks.The murder was committed at 9:58 o'clock by one of the ship's ollers named Maurice Holliger, who was Inter arrested by Detective Laltberte of the Provincial Police and Constable Gauvin.of the Municipal Police, who also took into custody another of the crew named Auguste Lenvoise.The crime was witnessed by Henry Talbot, fireman and three machinists in the employ of the Mec- Kay Boiler and Engineering Works, Dalhousie street, who had been employed all day up to.the time of the tragedy on board the steamer Marmontier.It appears from investigu- tion that the crew of the Marmontier were In a dissatisfied mood all day Wednesday, and that night quarrelled among themselves on the Louise Docks in the vicinity of the Import Coal Co.clamps, where the steamers Marmontier and Massevaux were docked and getting ready to sa.Shortly before tu o'clock Chief Enginesr Vergos, who was standing on deals near the rail of the vessel, next to the pir, when Oller Maurice Holliger and Auguste Lenvoise approached him, and were advised by him to go to bed.There were no loud words or any sign of altercation, when Holliger suddenly struck the Engineer with his fist under the left jaw, causing him to tall overboard, between the ship striking against the pter as he fell.He sank Immelately and did not ris» again.An alarm of \u201cman overboard\u201d was immediately given and a ship's cutter launched in an endeavor to save the Engineer but\u2019 without avail, as he had been drowned, or perhaps killed before he had struck the water.The news of tie tragedy was communicated at 4 o'clock yesterday morning to the men in charge of the Louise Docks Crom Wall draw- terested in the tourist business that the rush will continue for the next which will keep the Joseph Chevanel of Riviere 155 St.Joseph Strest, Quebec.Ris tt brilge, who later went to the scene and by means of a grapple succeeded in recovering the body at seven o'clock, and on landing it on the dock discovered a deep gash at the side of the Engineer's neck under tire left chin.This gash may have been made by the Engineer striking a projection of the pler as he fell overboard, as the bridgemen, George Gravel and Romeo Rochette.who brought the body to the surface, my the grappling irons had caught in the clothes of the Engineer at the chest.The wound ocertalnly was made while the man was slive and before he fell Into the water, as the wound bied after the rescue, a circumstance medical men say, would not have occurred it the wound had been in- ficted after his death.Story Told By Eye Witness Mr.Henri Talbot, foreman of the MoKay, boiler and engineering works, who was an eye witness to the' tragedy gave the following story of the oocurrence yesterday to a Chronicle representative engaged on $22.50 wo \"100 VOILE DRESSES.- t styles and colors, $695.up to $22.50 fer.TRICOLETTE DRESSES.100 Silk Tricolette Dresses.Colors navy, black and taupe.sold up to $75.00 for.GEORGETTE and TAFFETA DRESSES.Navy, Black, Taupe and Plum colors.Values up to $44.00 for or rrenserieessccenesss $2650 - BALANCE OF ALL OUR SUITS AND COATS AT HALF-PRICE These dresses were .\u2026\u2026.\" $30 and $34.75 STOCK OF DRESSES A complete range of 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2 pkgs.for .27¢c Toilet Paper large rolls, 2 for .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2 Toilet Paper, 12 rolls $1.35 Force Food, 2 for.27c 5 lbs.of Redpath Sugar for .\u2026.0.$1.21 10 lbs.of Redpath Sugar ~ for ciiiunenee.$2.39 100 ibs.of Redpath Sugar for .\u2026\u2026\u2026.$22.95 Orand investigating the cri Mr.Talbot sald: \u201cWith three working machinists named Harri son, Revelle and Godbout, 1 was engaged all Wednesday and that night working on board the Steamer Marmontier, which was docked with the French wooden steamer Massevaux, in the inner Louis basi near the coal clamps.I noticed al day Wednesday and that night that the men were grumbhng, but did not ses any physical disturbances.It was five minutes to ten o'clock Wednesday night, when we were man of gentlemanly disposition.As we left the vessel, and had reached the dock, 1 was then about ten fest distant: from where the Chief engineer stood on à pile of planks close to the side of the ship, next to the pier, § looked back towards the engineer, when I saw two of the ship's crew, ong of them an oller, whom 1 recognised, approach the engineer, and apeak to him.I heard im advise them to go to their beds.jthout the least prevocation one of the men, the oiler drow back his arm and with his fist, struck the Engineer under the jaw, which caused him to Gtumdle and fall against the rail, snd fall headlong overboard, striking the wall of the pler, before his body touched the water, : \u201cThe other machiniots who were with me also saw the odourrence, we could not help but see it, as we were not more than ten feet away frem the soene\u201d, From other sources it was learned by the Chronicle that the crew of the Matmontier, Who were ashore on Wednesday night, on agoeunt of the vessel being under orders to atl next day, had been into the city and al- toged to have been somewhat under the influ hich caused them to quant am thempeives on the dook before tha time of the tragedy.\u2019 Je veyed to the and Distriot Coroner, Dr was He directed Dr.Marois to make an autopsy on the The Marmontier with the came out of the inner day morning snd anchored in the stream to await orders.(Autopsy and Inquest) Afjer the body of Chief engineer Vergos was removed from the water yesterday morning by the twe draw bridge attendants, it was con- morgue and the City notified.throug with our work, and had bid gooû Night to the Chief engineer.body to ascertain the exact cause of Jean Vergon, aged about 36, and à death, The inquest will take piace : wot oy .before & Coroner's jury this enorn- THE ORIGIN MALTED MILK | Aveld imitations & Sedetitaten basin yester- HORLICK'S 7] .Jollcoeur, If there's one Httle defect in shave isn't right.But there in Radio Blades. FIGHTS AT KENT i HOUSE ON MONDAY Pal 2 4 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE ENA +.[1 .A A SIR THOMAS LIPTON CHEERED IN NEW YORK SAS RENTE ; NET SULLIIN Attractive Card of Bouts for Rustio Theatre on Monday Next.Another attractive card of bexing bouts has been drawh up for next Monday night at the Rustic Theatre, Keat Hous, when twenty-six rounds \u2018of dexing is due te de run off, as well 0 one solid hour's wrestling.There are thred bouts, and In each of them one local man at least is slated to take part.The sizx-round preliminary will bring together two local boys, both of whem are reputed to be very elover boxers.Each of them will do his best to maul his opponent and 80 gain the decision for these pre- tminary fighters are very keen om crating \u201ca \u201crecord\u201d for themseves and will fight like the very deuce when they step inside the ropes of the squared circle to commence hostilities.The ten-round sémi-final will bring together Charlle White, the local bYantamweight, and Young Russell, of Montreal.This will be & grudge figlit, for both boys met aot very long ago in Montreal, over the six-round route, and Russell got the newspaper decision.Charlie White feels that he was fot given a square deal in that fight, and will do hs utmost to convince his admirers that he cap trim Russell any day in the week, Sundays included.Russell on the other hand, says that he trimmed White easily in Montreal, and will do so again on Monday night, when he mests the local star, just to show everybody that he is the better man of the two.\u2018White has a great record, and is boxing better now than at any previous stags of his career.Russellhowever, is no slouch, and holds victories over Joe Shears and several other boys t6 his credit.The bout ought to be ehockfull of interest from start to finish, and ac- tien is dus to be seen in every one of the rounds, for Russell ts reputed to carry a sleep producing wallop in either mitt, while, as is known locally, White can also hit pretty hard, as he packs a real hefty punch in both of his gloves.The main attraction, also slated te go over the ten-round route, will see Spike Sulllvap and filps Green .clash.Moth boys Are known locally.Sullivan has stagmd a come-back, and has won both his last fights here via the knock-out route, but he will be up againet ea tough proposition in Green who gained a knock-out over Soldier Jones a few wceks back.Green is a shifty fighter, and is an old hand at the game, but Sullivan seems to be stronger and better than \"he ever was before.Therefore a real honest to goodness serap is gn ticipated between the two when they meet next Monday night in the main attraction.In the wrestling bout, which will precede the boxing, John Paradis, the former world's lightweight cham pion, will stack up against Wilfrid Tessier, of Montreal.who wrestled here a few weeks ago with a broken Anger, and still stayed out thirty minutes.This bout, however, will be in two thirty minute periods, so that both men will have a chance to show their wares.Eddje Armstrong will act as third man in the ring for the boxing, while Ad.Audette will be the referes for the wrestlers.Although the programme was only completed yesterday evening, a large |i number of tickets have bsen sold, and a capacity house is looked for win the two first combatants step into the ring for the commencement of the evening's hostilities.Sporting Notes A peculiar coincidence ocourred at Columbus yesterday, when all the four money winmers in the feature race of the day, the Southern Mote! purse, were all from Peter the Great's \u2018get.\u2019 .= e Bawbsll fans in this city will de pleased to learn that the Rxhibitjon Commission have granted two extra \u2018dates to the City League during the month of August At first gamed were scheduled for August 7 and 21, as the Sundays were reserved dy the Commission, but yesterday they no- Monday, | Joht Paradis Rustic Theatre Kent House WRESTLING, vs, BOXING, Good\u2019 6 Round Preliminary.SEMI-FINAL-=10 ROUNDS.| Young Russell vs.Charlie White .(Montreal) : (Quebec) MAIN ATTRACTION-10 SOUNDS.Green vs, \u201cSpike\u201d Sullivan (St.Louis) \u201c (Quebec) Tickets on sale at MDQUARTERS CAFR, 80 80.Peter Se, Tel 1097.eg pe « TT ps ne aire \u2014- edge.Ask your Fri are now using the AutoStrop Razor, T'S the THers is one and one only jtself\u2014the AutoStrop Razorwrong and ruined just slip the I a few strokes to and fr tell you \u201cit's the best.\u201d to Any you, price.Only ¥5.00\u2014complets\u201d with .any purpose.\u2019 - AGToSHTp Sifely RaOr Ca, Linfield .AwtoStrop Building, Torents, Capada | dealer will demonstrate the AutoStrop Rave guarantee satisfaction or refund of purchasd == blades in an attractive asgortment of ping that cotfits! \"AY, ro 1 VOUS Rasor that throug You.the pi head ) will renew.the blade.ends, any who Have used otférs ind and they, will \u2018 and\u201d twtelvu cases to suit IRISH KI35 WON FEATURE RAGE Detroit City Handicap Captured by Outsider at Windsor Races Yssterday.Windsor, Ont, resulte:\u2014 First race, claiming, 2-year-olda § Yfurlongs\u2014Lock Leven, 115, Morris, $9.40, $8.30.$0.30, won; Nurse Jane, 111, Grubder, 310.00, $6.20, second: Sen Court, 111, Heupel, $4.10, third.Time, 1:06 1-4.Undine, Golden Autumn, Harp Of The North, Shifty, Annette's Sister, Capon, Dan Jackson, Mary Cowell and Mac Keluaine also ran.Becond race, Cansdian bred, .3- year-olds.mile and seventy yarde\u2014 flalva, 118, Willis, $6.80, $4.60, $2.10, won; Bengall, 115, Fator, $6.20, $3.50, mcond; Ladder of Light, 121, Butwell, $2.90.third.Time, 1:44 2-6.St.Paul, Antiphon, Ail Smoke, Asrael also ran.Third race.two-year-olds, 6% furlonge\u2014Runquoi, 115, Heupel, $8.10, $4.40, $3.30, won: Jean Corey.113.Morrie, $10.10, $7.20, second: Judge Budrow, 115, Erickson,\u201d $5.70, third.Time, 1:07 1-8, Joë Whippi» Slkhim, Madaline Lillian, By Jimminy and Napoo also ran.Fourth race, claiming.3-year-olds, six furlongs\u2014Top O\u2019 The Morning, 117, McGraw, $7.80, $4.20, $2.50, won; Kama, 110, Heupel, $5.20.34.90, second; Kuklux, 118, Hinphy, $2.90, third.Time, 0:18.King Herod and Charley Leyder also ran.Fifth race, purse $8,000, Detroit City Handicap.3-y:ar-olds, mile and & sixteonth\u2014\u2014Irish Kiss, 134, Morris, $7.30, $4.20, $3.10, won: Estero, 100, Romanelli, $8.80, $3.90, ofcond; Besthoff, 165, Kennedy, $4.00, third.Time, 1:46 28.Wynnewood, Breese, Smart Money, My Dear and Regalo also ran.July 2% \u2014 The tified the Secretary of the League, r.Romeo Lepine, that Auguet 8 and 22 were granted the ball league, as thers would be no racing or attractions on those dates.L The umpires for Sunday's games will be announced by President Johnny Bruneau today.In all probability they will be Jos.Ledden and HB.P.Drouin.© À ~ Frontenses versus the Dominion Arsenal twelve is the attraction at the Kent House enclosurs in the la- arose worid on Sunday.° A great eard of scraps is booked for the Rustic Theatre, Kent House, on Monday nest, and if they are as good, and there is no reason why they should not be, as the other fghis that have been staged up to to {he present, a bumper house should be present.Sunday's ball games are Napoleons ve Standards, and Bel Telephone vs.C.B.\\ August 2 \u2019 W.Tessier PETER JUNE WON FEATURE EVENT Took Southern Hotel Purse at Columbus Grand Circuit Meet Yesterday.Columbus, Ohio, July 39.\u2014What proved the greatest day's racing during the week, entertained a crowd of 7,00 devotes of the Grand Circuit hers this afternoon.The first defeat of the year for Peter Coley, C.D.Valentine's stake trotter, was accomplished when EB.F.Geer's won the 2:08 trot, the fiouthern Hotel, purse $3,000, with Peter June, which trotted in 2:04 3-4 and back in 3:04 1-3 to take Peter Coley\u2019s measure.Valentine was making a great bid tor the second heat when Coley broke in the stretch.However, he came back and took the final heat in 8:06 1-4.Brusiloft was never à real contender.The early auctions on this race were sold at $300 on Peter Coley and $160 for the flaid.A $2 mutuel ticked on Peter June in the first heat was worth $39.40, It was a pecullar coincidence in the result of this race that the four money winners aH were sired by Peter The Great.The other stake on the programme was the 2:11 pace, the Hotel Kessler purse $3,000.Juno was In great form and defeated John Henry and Peter Look with ease.The heats wera rather slow to the haif, but June \u201cburned\u201d home at pheno- mensal speed, doing the last halt in one minute in each of the first two heats.Juno was the favorite In the auction pools, Walter Cox won his first race of the meeting when Jane The Great defeated the 2:15 class threes yr-old trotters.Bignal Peter won the first heat and scored lame the remaining heats.Signal Peter paid $44.20 for a $2 mutuel ticket to win the first heat.\u2018The fourth event on the programme was the 2:11 trot.It was won by Tootsie Tosle, after Geers slipped through and won the firnt heal with Hebelwynsummary: 2:08 trot, the Southern Hotel, heats, purse 83,060: Peter June, ch.h, by Peter The Great (Geers) .1 Peter Coley, b.g., by Peter The Great (Valentine) .3 Brusiloff, blk.H, by Peter The Great (Murphy) .3 Busy's Lassie, b.m.by Peter The Great (Cox) .4 - À a .|Lou Todd, Ed.H., and the Todlet also started.Time 2:04 3-4; 2:04 (1-8; 3:08 1-4 3:16 trot, 3 yr-ol@s, $ heats, purse $1,000: ! Jane The Great, L.f, by Peter The Great (Cox) .3 1 3 Signal Peter, b.c, by Peter The Great (Stokes) .1 ?Long Set, bh, by Dillon Axworthy (Murphy) .3 4 Harvest Horn, by The Harvester (Geers) .4 9 Betty K., Torbay, Miss Montgomery and Margaret The Great.also start.sa Tune 2:06 1-6; 2:00 8-4; 8:11 2:11 class, pacing, three heats purse $3,000: June, d.m., by John Dewey - = (RAY) .000sv0c0000s ld 4 9 John Henry, b wt (Murphy) .Peter 100k, b.h., by 2 The Great (McMahon) .9 $ 8 Time 2:05 1-4; 2:08 8-4; 3:08 1.4.2:11 ciase trolling, three heats purse $1,000: Tootale Toise, dem, Partoise (Béman) .9 1 $ Here) Wyn, br.g., by Manreo (Geers) evens 1 0 8 Bdgar Worthy, dre, boy Morgan Axworthy (Mo- Betty Thornton, dit, Mahon) .Northern Man Peter Thorahil, HAD DIFFICULTY T0 BOARD YAGHT Sir Thomas Lipton Cheered by Immense Crowd in New York.New York, July 29.\u20148ir Thomas Lipton, owner of Shamrock IV, unsuccessful challenger for the Amertea\u2019's Cup, had difficulty going «board his own yacht to-night when an enthusiastic crowd of more than 3,000 persons who had gathered at s Hudson River pier where the craft was moored, barred his way.The crowd cheered the Irish baronel and blocked the pier until police reserves cleared a lane to the deck.Ghämrock IV and the 33-meter Shamrock were towed up the Hudwon River today to permit visitors to go aboard the challenger.None had been allowed on board, how- sver, before Sir Thomas\u2019 arrival and he pulled & gangplank from the dock to her deck and invited the crowd to visit the boat.Later he announced the yachts would remain in the Hudson until Saturday.B16 PRICE PAID AT KING EDWARD Guardsman Returned Winner Nine to One.Lie.Montreal, July 29.\u2014King Edward @ark results: First race, purse $500, 8 yr-olda 4 1-2 furionge\u2014Land's End, 114 Dominick, 38.90, $85.40, 93.60, Won: Orchestra, 101, Connors, $7.30, $4.60 second: Mise Holland, 109, Garner $3.60, third.Time 56 1-6.Gratian, Our Kate, Dorothy, Busy Bird and Bonnet O'Blue, also ran.Second race, purse $500, 3 yr-olds and up, six furionge\u2014Virge, 117, Dennler, $3.80, 33.40, out, won; John J.Casey, 116, Schwarts, $2.80, out, second; Prince Bonera, 118, Ryan, out, third.Time 1:17.Hattie Will Do, also ran.Third race, five furlongs, purse $600, 8 yr-olde and up, claiming-\u2014 Sevillian, 103, Atkinson, $4.10, $3.30 $3.40, won; El Coronel, 108, Taylor, 34.60, $5.00, second: Miss ilorner, 108, Foden, $3 third.Time :59 3-5.Hosler and Suisse, aiso ran.Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth v $500, 3 yr-olds and up, claim- Ing-\u2014Almino, 198, Dominick, $4.70, $3.94, $3.10, won; Emma J, 1132, Dennter, $19.10, $12.40, second: Pie 112, Garner, $3.10, third.Time 1:33 1-8.Galaway, Tugs, Ray O'Light Are Patsoy and Thrills, also ran.Fifth race, about five furlongs, purse $800, 3 yr-olds and up, claim- ing\u2014Guardsman, 163, Casey, $59.00, $13.90, $3.70, won: King Worth, 108, Dominick, $4.30, $3.60, second; Star Finch, 116, Hayward, $3.80, third.Time :39 3-4.Our Little Anne, Ross Richmond and Ridgeland, siso ran, Sixth race, six furlongs, purse 8800, 4 yr-olds and up, claiming\u2014 Lady Ivan, 113, Schiessinger, $10.30, $8.30, $3.20, won; Homan, 115, Taylor, $8.10, $3.20, second: Satala, 119, Ryan, 48.10, third.Time 1:16 9-6, Dik Wintrey and Onws, aleo ran.Seventh race, about five-sigthe of a mile, purse $500, ¢ yr.olds and up, claiming\u2014DBonstetlo, 111, Casey, $10.80, 34.30, $3.50, won: MA Red Burret.112, Euler, $3.94, $3.90, second; Dickie W., 111, Ryan, $8.19 third, Time :69.BM O.Keener, also ran.Corinthians and a team from the C.P.0.0.Victorian come tegethér tor the first time this in a tooball game dt the ten started.Time 2:08 1-4; 9:06 8-4; 348 1-4.Grounds tomorrow weniag.in Fifth Race at Twenty E Rosemary, Lady Heater and Reilloo, | Wash: LEAGUE FOOTBALL GAME TOMORROW Corinthians and Victorian Meet for First Time at Exhibition Grounds, After an absence of nearly three weeks, a league amocistion football same will take place at the Exhibition Grounds to-morrow.The competing teams are the Corinthians and the eleven from the C.P.0.8 Victorian.It will mark the first meeting ot the two slevens this season, and is agame that was postponed from the a game that was postponed from the was some mix up that resulted in no real match taking place.However, it has been definitely decided the game will start at 6.30 to-morrow evening, and the Victorien players will be notified to this effect thie morning.player, ons that is said to possess real quality and class, and expect to land him today.If they are successful, he will appear in to-morrow's fixture.The Corinthian team will he selected from the following players: Goal, Jorden or Whitham: Backs, Joyce and Roberts: half Lacks, J.Bartlett, Arnold and Mills; forwards, McQueen, Theobald, Rose, shell, Stewart, H.Bartlett and Fischier, The referees will .in all probability, be Mr Slater, the secretary treasurer of the League.Ne $2 08 08 06 90 90 36 06 02 96 98 00 22 30 0 92 0 : BASEBALL | \u201c 6 36 26 98 28 98 20 360 06 55 6 ME SE 02 EE 4 NATIONAL LEAGUB At Boston\u2014 RH RB Chicago .-.000020000\u20143 7 1 Boston .\u2026.».00200130x\u2014# 12 0 Batteriep\u2014Alexander, Carter and Killiter; Watson and O'Nettl.At Brooklyn\u2014 RH B Cineinneti .010000101-\u20148 8 3 Brooklyn .100100000\u20143 6 2 Batteries\u2014Luque and Wingo; Cadore and Milter.At New York\u2014 R.H.E.St.Louis .000003000\u20143 10 à New York .12000300x\u2014-6 17 1 Batteries\u2014Doak, Goodwin and Ofihoeter; Nehf and Smith.At Phiadelphia\u2014 RH B Pltteburgh .000201000\u201438 10 6 Philadelphie .02081900x\u20147 11 1 Batterkre\u2014Ponder, Wisner and Haeftner; Rizey and Tragessor, National League Standing.Won.Lost.P.C Brooktyn .686 41 47 Cincinnati .60 3% ez Pittsburgh «46 43 817 New York 6 44 811 Chicago .4 1.un St.Louis \u201c4 4 413 Boston .38 46 482 Philadeiphis 87 - 63 411 \u2014\u2014 AMERICAN LEAGUE At Chicago RH RB, (First Game) Philadelphia .001000106\u2014 3 4 1 Chicago .10021000x\u2014 4 11 1 Batteries\u2014Rommell and Perkins: Willlame and Schaik.(Becond Game) Philadelphia .0030000808\u201412 18 1 Chicago .10108008t0\u20146 13 3 Batteris\u2014Perry, Naylor and Perkins; Kerr, Wilkinson and Schaik, Lynn.4e Cleveland \u2014 RHR Boston .020000100\u20148 9 0 Cleveland .000008072\u2014 9 13 0 Batteriss\u2014Pennock, Hoyt and Waiters; Coveleskie And O'Neill.At Détroii\u2014 RN E.(First Game) * Washington .00001000001\u2014 8 7 6 Detroit .00000000000\u2014 t $ 2 Balterite-Ghaw and Gharrity; Oléham and Manton.(Second Game) ington .000000000 9 11 4 Detroit .,.022061200\u201418 14 3 Batteriée-Couriney sné Gharrity; Dauss and Stanage, At Bt.Louls\u2014 RM.R (Firot Game) New York .002010000\u2014 3 ¢ 1 Ot Lows .010001308 410 3 h The Cgrinthians are after a new\u2019 which contains all the clean M sell XXX Self-Ra\u2019sing Fleur in 6-16.and 3Bpackages.and sound ingsediants to make light, wholesome and digestible cakes and pastry.Here is a recipe fer the pie- \u20143 Brodid\u2019s The To 1 epraboriens od, RTS pie Raspberry Pie How appetising-\u2014how delicious-how goodéfor the children and for everybody when-baired at home and made with |\u2018 BRODIE\u2019S Daily.QUEBEC - MONTREAL.Dep.QUEBEC, 4:00 p.m.Daily except Sunday.Dep.QUÉBEC 19:55 .p.m.Through Standard Sleeping Car for Montreal and Ottawa.Eastern Standard Time \u2014 \"CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS New Services in Effect Sunday June 27th from Quebec QUEBEC-COCHRANE-WINNIPEG Palais Station.Dep.QUEBEC 5:30 p.m.it Buffet Parlor Car.Daily.ê , Standard Sleeping and Dining - Cars.\u201c% A> \u201cor Direct connection at Winnipeg for Pacific Coast points.(Bonaventure dia QUEBEC-MONTREAL-OTTAWA-NORTH BAY-SUDBURY PORT ARTHUR-FORT WILLIAM-WiINNIPEG | Depart QUEBEC (Levis Stn.) 4:15a.m.Daily except Sunday.Depart MONTREAL (Bonaventure Stn.) 6:1 Station).Toronto-Winnipeg.\u2014 - 22 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.At Toronto Rochester .0000100 1 tterise-Cliftoré end Manasing ANB $1 nte .\u2026.\u2026.00100084 0 1 Swarts, Holmes, Kyrics and Konnick.Won.Lost.P.Q Baltimore .es 8 .0S$ : | Buifete .et 26 6: FOND 80 20 0000 68 86 09 QUEBEC-MONTREAL-TORONTO-COCHRANE-WINNIPEG .with direct connections for Pacific Cost points.Palais Station\u2014via the Bridge.~~ ° Depart QUEBEC., .«».10:55 p.m.daily.2 Depart MONTREAL.- ».10:00 am, daily.G.T.R,, \u201cInternational Limited.Depart TORONTO .\u2026 .11:00 p.m.daily.The National.(Union Station.) Standard Sleeping Car, Quebec-Montreal; Parlor and Dining Cars Montreal- | Toronto; Standard and Tourist Sleeping and Dining cars, 0 p.m.Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday For all information, fares and sleeping car reservations apply to any Agent of the Canadian National-Grand Trunk Railways.wr Becond Game) Called in the 7th Inning, rain.AKIon .as oo ».$0 38 O01 Now York .010200020\u2014 6 9 0|At Sycacuse\u2014 R.H.B [Reading .41 81 47 St.Louls .100030000\u2014 4 8 3 [Jersey City .0410010100\u2014 9 17 4 [Jersey City .31 #8 2e Batteries-\u2014Mogridge, Collins and (Syracuse .3100030008\u201413 12 4 Rochester ., «.30 84 4 Hannah, Ruel; Bayne, Burwell and | Batteries\u2014GWi, Greveil, Biemiller Syracuse .38 U Gevereid.and Freltag; Bell.Carlson and term ety American League Standing.Casey.GOODWOOD OUP RESULTS : Won.Lost, PC, | *t Akron\u2014 R.H.M | London.July 39\u2014(By Canééian Cleveland .$3 33 083 Buffalo .,000300000\u2014 3 9 4|Amociated Prem)\u2014The Goodwood New York .63 87 430 Akron .03010000x\u2014 3 § 2 (Cup run today was won by Mowat Chicago .«1 oo $9 37 618] Batteries\u2014Rogers and Bengough: | Royal 100 to 30, Rentish Coo, § Washington .44 48 493 Finneran and Walker.13 being second, and St Mol ¢ te Bt.Louis 0.\u2026.44 48 473] At Reading\u2014 RE A [1 third.Four horses ras.\u2018 Boston ve ee abe 8 8 4a Baltimore .40110017 n 1 1 FOIt +.24 00000 .oading .000323001\u2014 § 1 .Philadephia © 12220 08.392] Batterie reves ond fear | | TLINT SELLS PLAYERS Flint, Mich, July 20.\u2014bale of + Pitcher Walter Tengen and thie baseman Paul Gpéraw te the By Louis day by the fFiint Club of the Michie san-Ontarté League.|snse, will Join the club immediately, ticans wés ChNéUNOÉ We Sportif, it wag =, i a vn tte en mr are Classified Advts.A superior salesman fog furs, also for Men's Wear.Both languages necessary.July37x3 rer WANTED\u2014An unfurnished flat or small house pf six or seven rooms in good locality.Address House\u201d care Chronicle Office, Quebectr WANTED -\u2014 Able firemen and trimmers.Steady employment, $65.00 per month for firemen and $56.00 per month for trimmers Apply to Gulf of St.Lawrence Shipping & Trading Co.Ltd, 147 Moutain Hill, Quebec.July3oxiw mr erm eee ere A young man, English-speakingbeing honest.sober and active, and who would like to travel in New Brunswick and Nova Scotis in the boot business will find an advantr ageous position by coming to our office.Preference one who can apesk both French and English and who has some experience In travelling.For further information, call Brown, Rochette, Ltd.= Valier se, Quebec.uly22x8 rte ett er ei es WANTED \u2014Immediately a French and English stenographer.Apply to Pitepatrick, Dupre & Gagnon, 105 Mountain Hill, Telephone, 212.July1sxtf rt rer WANTED\u2014Experienced Weavers on fancy wollens and worsteds.Attractive wages.Paton Manufacturtng Co., Sherbrooke, Que.July24x3w Al TS = D CLOTH FIRM IN GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, desires commission agent to sell Scotch tweeds, etc.to retailers in short lengths: state ternis R.GILMOUR & CO.510 Gallowgate, Glasgow, Scotland.JulyZex6 een ere rere Portrait Agents write us, state amount of your business for special prices, we now have the largest, best equipped Plant ia Canada, can give promptest service and best work at moderate prices.Prints Finishes, Fram:s, new line.Free samples.Merchants Portrait Co.Toronto.Juiyz6x6 FOR SALE FOR SALE-\u2014\u2014\"Petit Klondike\".8t.Joseph street, comprising a shoe shine parlor with nine chairs and a lunch counter.Will be soid imme- d.ately for personal reasons.Apply to 92 1-2 St.Joseph street.July29x¢ ee etre eee LUTTER KIST NUT STORE\u2014 Fresh Hot Peanuts, Salted Peanuts, sheed and Unshelled Almonds t'ilberts, Pecans, Brasils Walnuts.Fur sae at J.CABAULT, Auction toni, Corner D'Aiguilion and Stewenevieve Bis, Tel 7946.Mr.Lucault is agent for the B.K.N.Hore.Julys7xim \u2014_\u2014ee eee FUR BALE\u2014For immediate delivery, a hoist engine of 17 H.P., in perfect condition, Very moderate price, may be seen at the corner of: Wcott street and Grande Allee.Ex.! celient chance for a contractor; alse 4 steel beams, 32 feet x 18 inches, and 4 steel columns, 32 feet x 15 inches High Beam Channel).Apply to J.Ed.Belanger 135 Ste.Marquerite Btreet, Quebec.Julyzéxs tre reentry FOR BALE \u2014 \u201cFernside* the eplendid properly of the late Mr.Henry Thomann, situated on 8t.Foye Road, near the foot of the Belvedere, consisting of about five acres of land under cultivason, with eut stone house of about ten rooms.For particulars apply to Meredith and Meredith, Notaries Public, 46 Dalhousie St, Quebec, Phone 662.July2sx6 EE HAM \u2014 Cooked or raw ham, bacon, sausage, potted head, bolog- ua sausage, salt pork, fat and lean, at the store of J.NOEL RONDEAU, 6 Lechevrotiere, Maylszim To LIT.TO LET\u2014Furnished rooms, with all modern conveniences.Suitable for tourists.Apply to Mrs.Cormier, 9 1.3 St.John St, Tel.26837.pe FURNISHED ROOMS \u2014 Large, sunny and comfortable.Continuous hot water in bath rooms.Location Telephone 5363.W.8.Richardson, Telephone 5263.W.B.Richardson, 138 Bt.Anne Bt, Quebec.Sept.bxly tren tte en tet + TO LET-Furnished rooms, most sentrally located, at 10 8t, Ursule street, near Bt.John street.Phone 6236W.Julyléxim MISUELLANEOUS P\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BEER AND PORTER\u2014You will Qué & complete stock of the best r, Porter, (Mn, Scotch, Alcohol, randy, Jamalca Rhum, Rye and the best red and white wines at the store of J.NOEL RONDLEAU, ¢ Lasrevrotiere, Telephone 4133, \u2018 MaylIxIm > PERSONAL MARRY ~~ For speedy marriage; absolutely the best: largest In the country; established 15 years; thousands wealthy members, both sexes; wishing early marriage; striclly confidential; descriptions free.The OM Reliable Club, Mrs.Wrubel, Box 26, Oakland, Cal.\u2019 Juneldxim eme me WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUIT- BD?Best Matrimonial paper pub- dished.FREE for stamp, CORRESPONDENT, Toledo, Ohio, Julyl0toAugl® GPL VICTOR HAS DOCKED HERE Vessel Whioh Brought Imperial Press Delegates to Sydney Now in Port.The C.P.O.8 Victorian, which called frem Liverpoo! with 1.080 pas sengers including 139 firet-class, comprising the Imperie! Preas party who were landed at Sydney, NB, 263 second and 689 third-class, arrived in Quebec jweterday morning at 6:45 o'clock.Capt.H.IL.Walte, commander, and officers of the Vietorian report an excellent pamage.of the greaNet interest on account of the installation of the wireless telephone, which was a feature of the trip.Wireless \"Phone System.The wireless telephone system installed in a specially arranged house on the upper deck aft of the vessel, ts well worthy of a visit of inapec- tion.There was one loud speaking receiver through which all messages received could be heard in all parts of the ship.There were six different connections throughout the vessel and one loud ,recelving connection in the second cabin saloon.Yesterday morning after the arrival of the Victoria, the Chronicle representative was courteously invited to inwpect the installation en the upper deck, when the operator in charge opened the connections when wireless coulé be heard among the shipping speaking at ses.and a message of communication from Clitden, Ireland with Newfoundland.There was nothing out of the usual) to report In connection with the trip.except that one of the crew names Halton was severely injured by fall- Ing down the ship's hold when the ship was three days out from: Liverpool, and on arrival yesterday morn.Ing with the ship, was conveyed to the Jeftery Hale's Hospital for treatment.The third-class pamengers were {anded at 8 o'clock and conducted to the Immigration buildings for inspection, anl did not leave for their Western destinations until the afternoon.The reason for the delay was that the ship came away from Liverpool without landing cards.and besides a new system just adopted by the C.P.O.8.steamers carrying passengirs was being used for the first time, which does away with the usual manifests.Therefore the Vietorian arrived at Quebec without a passenger manifest and for the first time used the new system called form \u201cA\u201d, that was new to the immigration officials and the ship's clerfeal staff.This includes a card of registration, that, when filled in, are sent direct to the immigration head office at Ottawa as recorls.and !t is said that when the system !s well tried and experience caums the ship's clerical force and immigration officials to become familiar, it will be an improvement over the past handling of passengers and registration of arrivals for the Government that will require less official handling The few first-class passengers that came to Quebéo with the secend- class were forwarded te Montres) and the West by à special C.P.Rtrain.The third-clase passengers were à mplendld aggregation of healthy and intelligent people from the British Isles, who have come over to settle in Canada and in time wfil, no doubt, not only be an saset but & credit to their adopted country.The Canada Steamship Lines, Lidsteamer Manos, from Antwerp, arrived yesterday with 183 passeagers, 40 cabin and 130 third-class, at feur o'clock and docired at the Louise Docks Breakwater in Mae with Shed 18.The cabin Passengers were eXamined on board by the immigration officials, while the third-clase were snded and inspectéd in the tami.gration bulldings.These immigrants all foreigners.some Serbs, some Ru: manians and Italiana who were booked for Montrea) gnd Ontarie with seven exceptions the United States, were forwarded to thelr des tinations yesterday afternoon.LAKE ELWIN INJURED.New York, July 29-\u2014\u2014The American 88.Lake Elwin, Montreal, June 23 and Clarke City, July 3 via Port Mulgrave, N.8., for New York, arrived here today in convoy of British tug Musquash, from Port Mulgrave.The Lake Elwin struck a submerg- od rock and was beached July Sth.In the Strait of Canso, and refloated July 12.after repairing a hole in her hull.as before reported.The vessel is owned by the United States Shipping Board and has a cargo of wood-pulp.SHIPPING NOTES.The Canada 88.Lines steamer Manoa.from Astwerp for Quebec and Montreal.arrived at Quebec yesterday morning st 2:10 am.The steamer Bant Andrian passed up at 5 a.m.yesterday.: The Canada 88.Lines steamer Cape St.Francis arrived up at Sam, yesterday.+ © The tug Edward Pyke, with tow.arrived up at 5 am.yesterday.The steamer Venuvia passed up at 5:10 a.m.yesterday.* The C.P.O.8 Victorian arrivel at 6:15 am.yesterday.The steam barge Robert Richards arrived up at 7 a.m.and left going down at 3 p.m.yesterday.The Canada $8.Lines steamer Cape Trinity arrived up at 1:38 p.m.yesterday.oo The Canada 8.Lines steamer Montreal arrived down at 6:06 am.and left going up at ¢ p.m.yesterday.e .The Canada 8S.Lines steamer Saguenay arrived up at 7:30 p.m.and left going up at $:30 p.m.yesterday.e The steamer Iroquois passed up at 9 o'clock last night.The steamer Union Liberty arrived down at 2.55 am.and left going down at 11:00 am.yesterday.pos The steamer Lake Inglenook arrived down at 4:10 a.m.and left going down at § am yesterday.- The steam barge James Sherlling arrived down at 4:30 a.m.yesterday.CHILDREN'S JERSEYS.KNITTED KNICKER STOCKINGS.UNDERWEAR.LADIES\u2019 LADIES\u2019 OVERCOATS in PRICES TO SUIT EVERY PURSE.GOLF JACKETS.NEW DESIGNS, * LADIES LACE SPENCERS.SCARFS.LADIES* CAMEL.C.H.TANS.HAIR SHAWLS.EVERYTHING IN JABGER PURE WOOL for MEN John Darlington Reg'd Opposite Post Office, \u2018 OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.CAMEL HAIR and GREY a Hi s ¥ JF on | i preneur o NEW YORK\u2014HAVRE Leopoidins .Aug r P hi =: 3° ays Foire | [Ee bi .sverags La Bavole .Aug 6; Sept 3; Oct all carried is « La Aug 14; 14; Oct 1 cent por te per La Lorraine .Aug 20; Sept 17: Oct 1 \u201d Rochambean Aug 31; Sept 28; Oot Lafayette .Aug 37: Sept 26; Oct France Sept 8: Oct @; Nov Wm.M.Macpherson, 56 Dalh 8t; F.8 Blocking, 13 Du Fort St; C.A.Langevin, 30 St.John street: .Quebec.SLAND PARC FERA bore a triple crop.Its usual overseas market wes already glutted -with chesp apples: 9 On and after 30th July, until fur.An empty American market lowered its | , customs tariff and opened suddenly with orders for scores of car loads for distant American - Fortune smiled upon the growers\u2014 - * j = But the American, byes added\u201d \"Shipments must pp | | 3 fri cars to id danger from 5 M.on frost\u201d Senay: would be needed by the arnall local railway which in sus PM 8.30 Pa ; other years had required only box cars for the short 148 PAC 10.48 POL * run to the nearby ocean ports.The demand for raantny Son refrigerator cars in other parts of Canada was heavy.From Quebee one 1 800 PM A ican li + the apples were desti i From Island .10.45 PM.could send none! The success or failure of the apple Quebec growers\u2019 whole year's work hung in uncertainty! OP rie 506 Thum Esplonation of Chart: St jeun.515 Top line shows the rise of grecs romans.Yet the railways of the Dominion, co-operating through St Laurent T4 Middle lins shows she mere ropid rise the Railway Association of Canada, were able to meet .2.00 PM Satna pins ous de domoaré plonge the situstion.\u2018 0 AM an nC han PAL +f ml earnings as 8 resale of Ga rie in Authority was obtained to commandeer empty pained sus PM the middle line\u2014Opmeling Rage foreign refrigerator car found in Canada.= mime nr THOMPSON Across three transcontinental lines and in every siding, Meum = = - yard or terminal these cars were hunted out.Every carrier in Canada helped rush them East to a WATER TRIPS : point whers they could be fed into the overflowing orchard lands.| \u2014to the \u2014 ; Over a million barrels were loaded snd moved success- Hy ns er fr CREAT LAKES | ( ® + * * * $ This illustrates the spirit behind the railway SEVEN-DAY CRUISES .service of Canada.$67.00 and up.J .Meals and Berth included.Its effectiveness will be broken, however, if \u2014_\u2014 | 1 \\ railway net revenuescontinueto fall.Increased F.S.STOCKING, 4 freight rates are essential.GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENT.12 Du Fort t t 3 3 3 Tel 89 \\ Thés es A8 4 6 rie otentinnents piste cad he sberty o TARN QUES à OTTAWA y The Railway Association of Ceneds Canadian Pacific Way formerly the CANADIAN RAILWAY WAR BOARD .The Canadian Pacific Railway of- The steamer Manchester Hero passed down at 4:30 a.m.yesterday.+.The C.G.8.Bellechasse left going down at 4:30 am yesterday.° .The steamer Mirga left down at 4:30 a.m.yesterday.* © à The tug Pointer arrived down at 6:88 a.m.and left going down at 1:10 p.m \u201cyesterday.[J The tug Spaniel arrived down at 7 am, and left going down at 1:30 p.m.yesterday.The Canada B88.Lines steamer Cape Eternity passed down at 7.46 a.m.yesterday.The Canada 88.Lines steamec Cape St.Francis left going down at 9:00 am.yesterday.The steamer Waldenberg passed down at 11:30 am.yesterday.The C.OG.8.Canadian Sealer left going down at J:30 p,m.yesterlay.The steamer Venusia arrived down at 6:30 p.m.yesterday and docked in the tidal basin in line with Shed 28.oo ® # The C.P.O.8.steamer Minnedoss passed Matane at 7:3¢ p.m.yester- éay and is due to arrive at Quebec at § o'dlock this morning.The Anchor-Donaldson Line steamer Cassandra was reported 300 miles east of Belle Isle at 3:18 a.m.yoliterday and ie due to arrive at Quebec Sunday.ter the travelling public the fastest train servce between Quebec \u2018 and Ottawa.| {An Eight Hour Run: (Eastern Standard Time)\u2014From | i [Ottawa 7.00 AM., arrive Montreal West 9.45 A.M.e Montreal West 9.57 AM, arrive Q c 3.00 P.M.\u2014 Daily service.A Nine Hour and 48 Minute Ran: (Eastern Standard Time)\u2014Leave Quebec, 3.00 P.M., arrive Montreal Windsor St.Station, 7.15 P.M., leave Montreal, same station, 6 P.M, arrive Ottawa 11.4% P.M.\u2014 Daily service.| Other Good Connections are as follows: (Eastern Standard Time)\u2014 From il] | Quebec, 10.48 P.M., arrive Montreal, ll | Place Viger Btn, 8.30 A.M.dally \u2014 Leave Montreal, Windsor St.Station 7.10 A.M., arrive Ottawa 10.56 A.Mdaily except Sunday.Eastern Standard Time) \u2014 From Ottawa 6.36 P.M., arrive Montreal, Windsor St.Stn.10,10 P.M., dally except Sunday\u2014From Montreal, Place Viger Station, 10.18 P.M., ar rive Quebse 5.30 A.M., dally.To convert \u201cStandard Time\" inté \u201cDaylight Having,\u201d add one hour 18 times shown above.C.P.R.Ticket Agents will gladly furnish, on application, detailed ine formation on the above serviée and additional trains.Julr 13,17,31,37,39,81.x6 Formerly Donohue s Store FASHIONABLE STORE T.D.Dubuc JULY SALE ee WHITE VOILE BLOUSES trimméd in Embroidery and fine Laces.Worth $3.00.FRET PE eae streets $1.98 | Samples of good quality CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES in Flesh and Maise.Special 25% Discount off the Balance of Summer Dresses \\ 28% OFF GEORGETTE DRESSES.28% OFF TAFFETA DRESSES.' 26% OFF CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES.28% OFF BERGE DKESSES.T.D.Dubuc 188 and 198 St.John Street Cyr.Delagrave BUTCHER, 78 d'Aiguillon 8t., Quebec.Choice Meat, Veal, Beef, Fowl, | Fresh and Sait Pork, Ham, Lamb, Cooked Meats, \"Provisions., «Telephone 4788\u2014 Il - \u2018A | 6 % Bonds \u2026 Denominations-\u2014 For particulars apply: Provincial = Securities Lit, 108 MOUNTAIN HILL, QUEBEC.\u2018Phone 6377 , J.M.MacKAY, .President.À on.Ad.TURGEON, Vice-President.J.H.BOISVERT, .Managing ee imi, BRUNEAU & DUPUIS (Members rentree Seok ST ic, 1118-18 Sultan Masgies Direct .8 Wall 8, New Yoox The production of trom fe with 107,600 n veriod à year agû.; - IS ! Ve \u2018 PRIDAY, JULY 90, 1930, guannt tt dasauuaees Quit today, and the attitude was a Montreal, Que, July 20-\u2014Frading oa thé loeal Stockh Market epsned waltiag oe.Severs! iagueé wire in- alias to ede, but in only two oases, Ames-Holéén and Forgings, wes pronounced weakness Gisplayed, the former sell last May at 130, Aud the latter as hy via a ele some time ago at 190.It is asserted that a looal breker- Sge firm whish suipended yesterday was largely committed to thd two stocks 14 Question and it is believed that selling which brought down tbe prices bord was the liquidation of shared held as collateral agminst private léans.The greal Bulk of the shares will not come on the market, it to understood.The tone at the close was quietly firm, National Breweries the most sotive stock of the n, with transhetions of 6,515 shares.This stock continued the upward frend begun yesibrday and finished at net gain of 234 points at $734, a new High for the moveméat At the close 9734 was DIE for more stock.ALitIdI was dealt In to the extent of 1,338 shares, and showed a net gain of 134 at 80, although the stock was off slightly at the close! with 1054 bid and 79% naked.The remaining Paper stock was irregular with the Spanish Rivers included, the common although a point up from the low of the day, olosing at a net loss of one point, at 119 with 119 bid and 120 asked.The preferred rallied a half point in the late dealings but finished the day at e net low of 114 points at 128%.Kaurentiée.Brompton, Wayagamack and Riordan were all stronger, while Howard Smith was unchanged at 150.Laurentide netted haïf a point at 11534: Brompton a similar fraction at Til, with olosing bid raided to 1136 and 78 asked, and Wayagamaok added a point at 122 while Riordan Linea a large fraction at 318.1tidl preferred lost three points at #4, Atlantic Sugar common rallied twe and « half points from er- day's close, with closing bid at 148, while the preferred lost nine points at 170.No other stock was particularly active.Among the suBtantial gains was $100,000 Province of (Quebec 5 or 10 Years = $100, $6500 and $1000 Director.Julyiozee.sugar ia France| 12H: ptember 1, 1919, to July 16, & 1980, was 162,408 tons, compared the corresponding one of 31% points to T4 for Converters; a one-point gain at 30 for Que bee Railway, with closing did raised ite 30%, and 30! asked.Among the largest losers wers Woods Manufacturing.which sold down seven points to 160: Steamship common which lost 134 points at 7234 and Dominien Bites! which lest 1% at 6334, while Textile 10st one at 18834.There was Little of interest in the at 80 against & male |\u2019 CLOSING LETTERS BY THE GANADIAN PRESS l\u2014\u2014 (By Canadian Press) New York, July 39.\u2014An undér- current of strength pervaded the Stock Market today, despité the more acute weakness of \u2018Internation al remittances, the rate on London, for example, falling to the lowest quotation since last March.Offerings of sterling Mills were unusually extensive x osorting to the reports of dealers eo 2 were inclined to reed thé selling as speculative in large part.French, Ualian and Spanish exchange react.od in sympathy with the break in British rates.Stocks derived much of thelr support from the optimistic statement of Governor Harding of the Federal Resseve Board regarding credit conditions.Greater ease of call money, most of which loaned at T per cent, was an additional factor in the advance of prices.The market was at its best in the final hour, when rails were brought forward on rumors that the Inter- State Commerce Commission would soon announce freight and passen- gor rates acceptable to the railway executives.Reading, Southern Pacific and Bouthern Railway featur:d the more active trarsportations at gains of one to two points Substantial gaine wert also made by Repilogie and Crucible Steels and United States Stes]! made & net advance of 1 3-4 points etafr further early heaviness.Oolls, motors, woollens and textiles rallied with such ease as to cause urgent covering and several of the prominent miscellaneous specialties points after further early heaviness.Oils, motors, woollens and testi- Trading in bonds was less active, but the tone was stronger, eape- cially for Liberty issues and several of the international group.\u2018Total sales, par value, aggregated $9,185,000.Old United States bonds were unchanged on call \u2014_\u2014 jresnanxunnnunna ¢ NEW YORK MARKEY a lennennennaunezs (By Reruneau à Dupuis) balance of the list.Transactions.Open.Close Stocks, 18.619 shares; Bonds, $52.- |Allis-Chaimers .34 HA 450; Vouchers, 103.Am Boat Bam r A Bretn & GourGtau) m ag Br ° Na.J Am Can .236% ABI] 19% 10% Am Car & Fay .186 Ames sn ee 9 er ae Am Locomotive 93% ASR toe et oo 00 83% Am Smelting .67 Bell \u2018Phone oo oo Le 1083 Am Bugsr .118% 319% Brastiien oo ve oe oe 41 Am Bum Tobeooo .83% 33K cee Am Woolen .31% sis Anaconda Copper .$2) 3H Atchison .T9% ss Baldwin Loco .110 113 Baltimore & Oo .31% 33% Beth Steel (BW) .54 s4% 104 132% 574 63% 33% 32 .324 .150 9034 {Cubs Cane Bugar .44% 48 sié |Erle Railroad .,.13 12% Shawinigag .oo ooo .116 [General Motors .23% 2334 Smelters .+o oo oo.NY .|Goodrich .$8) 66% Meol .ve seen I 71 (Inspiration Copper .471 47% Steamships .783 7834 (Internat Nicloel ., 17% 17% Atlantle ., +148 148 Inter Mers Marine .27% 28 Textile .+ 138 139 doptd .18) 19% Tuckett .+000 50 \u2026.Internat Paper .78% so Wayagamack .1814 12214 |Kennecott Copper .314% 24%4 Lake of the Woods 8 214 |Keystone Tire & Rub, 23 235, Carriages .28 Lackawanna Sseel .6814 % Preferred.Lonen Valley ., .43% 421 exican Petrol ., .178 18 Ames ee cove seen 3% issour KA TL! 4 7 Car LL au AN aus as < 2095, [Missouri Pacifio .24% 18% .2008 neue wn New Haven RTE ny 2934 ve ss se te see us r Brake .84 0 no 180% 15 NX Central.0 074 878 Atlantis ve se tree 17034 (NOT & Western .88% 8844 ect me et Northern Pacific .,.708 1 Baska.N88teel .80% 50% Merchants «.«4 «cs.\u20ac.183 [Ohio Citiep Gas .39 29 Royal .+c v0 © 1034 .Pan Ames Petrol .95 97 Union .\u2026.\u2026.163% .|Pannsylvania R.R.3934 0 Gemmerce .183 183% |Plerce Arrow .4515 48% AFTERNOON SALES.Proasd Steel Car Lid 09 Alla; 148, 144,.eading ., 87 8° Aisne: 86 at 146, 76 at 164,150 Repu 7 & 2.oy ny Ames: 8 , 26 at 7036, 35 as | Porsl el Lo.748 74 te.st 00, 10 21 T0 Tie a BE ME aa hinéb gta: 00 at 86, 6 at 84.Sinclair OI Cons .364 27 Brasiian: 25 at 4044, 10 at 41, 30 [Southern Pacific .89% 911; at 403¢, 100 at 41, Southern Railway .27% 28% » ton: 18 at 71, 36 at 7134, [Stromberg Cr.78 80% 50 at 7106, $0 at 7114, 26 At ny, Studebaker .,, .em Stéamohips: 18 at 78, 28 at IY.(Tes O01.,, 41 Cement: 10 at 89, Texas Paciflo ., .374 Dominion Bridge 8 at 98.Tobacce Produvts .sa Dominion Steel: 100 at 69%, 26 [Union Pasifie .118% at 01%, United Retsil Sto 1] Detroit: 50 at 104, tT A Pond Produnts., 43 Laurentide: 26 at 115%, U 8 Indust Alcohol .RAA Montreal Power: 20 at 83, \"8 Rubber .,.RAM My Brewery: $0 at 08, 39 at 0034, 280 tr 4 greet ,, ., % n° at 06, 76 at 8054, 60 at 06, %.|tTtah Copper .ar es U at 60, 10 at 07, 76 Westinghouse as an se at 66, 200 White Motor .44%, sait Wittva-Overiard ._.18% 17% Worthington Pump.63 o\u201c vt tte.Qurdes Matimay: 80 at 20, 116 ai | 18960688 98 36 90% 26 080620 00 00 963 8 0 se.Steet of Canada: 110 at 70.BUG MARKET Spanish: 60 at 11834, 70 at 119, Textile.38 at 148%, Spanish ptd: 36 at 190, 35 at » 8 at 8214.A : at 89%, Abitibi: 98 at 19%.90 at 00, 10 at \"4.Micmanipe ped: 20 at 50%.Doll Telephone: 28 at 10).Ottawa, Ont, July 39.\u2014Esg re- celpta reported very light at ail ma ket centres.Some Western eggs arriving Montreal.Beveral cars of States oggs arrived Toronto to costing 88¢ to S6c laid down.Up to 660 f.o.b.free cases paid for inspected firsts.Toronto firm, nearby specials Jobbing $60 to 880, extras $c; firsts §70 to 00¢; seconds Bee to BSc.Montreal very firm, specials jod- bing 000 to é8c, extras 630 to 640: firste 8%¢ to §%c.\u2018Trade paying 630 te Bo £ o.&, eases returnable, Mèrohante Ban at 103, Commerce: 6 at 188 lon Cannere: 260 at 89, § at! Bank of Montreal : § at 201, Priop Bros.§ at 260.Dominien Glam: 26 at 66, Ne DALY GOSSIP ON THE LEADING STOCKS Customs receipts from ail soursés at New York in the year sndsd June 30 totaled $310,033,808, compared with $117,854,382 for the preceding vear.°.© + Baron Takahesl, Japanese Minister of Finance, eayb theré is no possibility of JAPAN'S Withdrawing her gold specie held ia the Untied States, as had been reported.so ° Large quantitios of paper mits made in German) are being dis played at à shop ig Londen.Suits ace being retailed at trom $6 té $4 Last month 46,000 were Im] and another consignment of 5 on the way.te .0.0 For the purpase of alding industries in distress, notably the tentilé industry, a German economic core poration has been formed wilh a capital of 100,000,000 marks.The Relchsbank % closely connected with this new venture, and wift not only grant credit but also will {insure againtt exchange risks.The nation's greatest tax bill- $5,410,284,074\u2014was collected dur- Ing the fiscal year ended June 30, nearly 78 per cent larger than 1919 or 1918.Revenus from Income and excess profits taxes alone was $8,- 944,858,337, or nearly $1,350,000,000 larger than collections from the tame sources in either of the last two years.The cause of the break in prices months is shown in exporté or rud- ber from London to the United States from January June, both inclusive, which were $38,583,841, compared with 4$8,819,674 in the vorrespondtriz period of 1919.Wool expos from London to the United States in the six months\u2019 period totaled $18,828,028 compared With $1,158,159 in the first half of 1915.« À The Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Com- report net after expenses and federal taxes of $705,779, compared with $717,265 in the preceding quarter and $625,804 in the June, 1919, quarter.The Bragilian Government has granted an extension of credit of $28,000,000 to Italy for the purchase of Brasilian products, the Depart ment of Commerce was advised Monday by its representative at Rome.Under the credit agreement preference will be given to Brasliias ships in the transportation of come modities purchased by Italy, - \u2026- e oo =» A cablegram from Consul-Gengral Thackara at Paris gives the value of foreign trade of France for the first six months of 1920 as follows: Exports 7,780,212,000 francs, compared ,776,000 in 1910.Imports 7,000 francs, compared with 13,781,659,000, Adverse trade balance for the 1920 period was 7,- $49,726,000 francs, compared with 11,037,783,000 In 1919, a decrease of 3,188,657,060.\u2014\u2014 163628 96-20 22 38-28 098 9898 98 36 26 6 0 = TRE TORONTO 8 PRODUCE MARKNE # .a TNA UNE Toronto, Ont, July 39\u2014he grain Y% | quotations on the Toronto Board of Trade today, were as follows: Manitoba Oats: No, 2 \u2018Canada Western $1.09 1-3; No.3 $1.06 1-2; extra No.1 feed $1.06 1-3; No.1 feed $1.04 1-3; No.3 feed $1.01 1-2, in store Fort William.Manitoba wheat, No.1 Northers 18.15; No.3 $3.18 No.3 $3.08, 1a store, Fort William, American corn No.3 yellow 92.80 nominal; track Teronte prompt shipment, Neo.3 nominal Canadian corn, feed, nominal Manitoba barley, (a store Yon William, No.§ $1.45; No.4 $1.35; rejected $1.10; feed $1.10, Barley, Ontario malting, $1.94 to 31.88.Ontario wheat, No.1 $3.00 to 43.01; No.3, 31.98 to 92.01; £.o, 9 shipping polats, according to freight No.8 $1.93 to $1.93; No.1 spring 12.08 to $3.09; No.3 $1.08 to $3.03) wo.3 $1.98 to $2.01.Ontario cata, nomisel Buckwheat, nominal, Rye, No.3 $3.30 to $3.38.Peas, No.3 nominal, Ontario flour, winter in jute bags, Government standard, prompt shipment, delivered at Montreal $18.90, Toronto nominal.Manitoba flour and Government standard, $14.44.Milifeed, oar loadsa dellverss Montreal.Shorts $01.1 Wan 464 food feed fleur $3.75 to $4.00 pn May, doled, trask Terents, car No.1 $30 to $31; No.$ mized nt siraw, carlots $15 to 16.FOREIGN EXCRANGE (By £ @ Beaublen & Os.) London: pound sterling .$ 8.74 Paris: franc .6 Brussels: franc .Geneve: franc .Madrid: pesets .Berlin: mark .Vienne: crown + Rotterdam: florin .$ Rome: re .lire 50.08 Montreal, on: New York: prime .\u2026\u2026\u2026.London: pound sterling .Paris: frano .fos, Brussels: franc fee.10 Geneve: franc .fee.4 Madrid: pesota ve $4080 Berlin: mark .Vienne: crowa .Rotterdam: florian Rome: Ure .in the rubber market during recent pany for the June 30, 1920, quarter CLOSING LETTERS BY 1 THE LOGAL BROKERS (By Bruneau & Dupuis) Now York, July 30.\u2014The action from the market today has been encouraging after the dseline of the past week.Undoubtedly the most favorable influsnes has been the statoment given out by Governor Harding of the federal reserve bank.The chile?proposition of the market has bean for the autumn, in view of the éxtraordinariiy high interest fate in mid-sumrmét.Governor Hardings opinion as to the progress Véing made is reassuring.While mondy 814 not renew as usual, it ohsed nicely.It looks as If the worse of the recent pinch was over.The market has been under such a heavy strain owing to insufficient money for so long a period, that a Breathing.space is badly needed.As for the oubted contraction In business, this has been long forcast- 64 by the street and by the decline! in series, it may be in some way due tb the usual mid summer dullness of between seasons.With a favorsble political outlook, good crop prospects, and the forthcoming increase in rallway rates the general aspect does not Warrant any extreme pes- wimism In the street provided thers will be money enough for real needs, and today we seem to have the assurance.If nothing goes seriously wrong in Europe, it is a time for éaution but not extreme pessimism.Total of saleafs6,900.(By Breen & Gourdesw) New York, July 39.\u2014Overnight consideration of the optimistic statement of Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board, tended to exert a feeling of caution today upon Interests Identified with the heavy selling movement in the stock market the past few sessions with the result that a somewhat improved surface appearance was presented.Opening prices were better than those shown in the final level of yesterday, and such stocks as had been prominently active in the decline displayed a distinct tendency to advance.Floor traders tried at inter- vale to affect a renewal of the downward trend, and although some issues were forced lower they were comparatively few.No general un- settlement occurred, and such offer- irigs were apparently readily absorbed.The tendency to higher prices became mors pronounced in the afternoon and was steadily and firmly maintained to the close of business.The demand for securities in the late dealings Increased mater.tally, and the best prices of the day were recorded.Aside from the Harding statement, assuming that to be - tor in the market, insofar us Ha effect upon sentiment may be concerned the day was without any news of marketwise importance.We etiit regard the market as a narrow trading affair for the time being, at least.Bales, stocks 593,900; bonds, $8,- 634,000.(By L G Beautien & Os) New York, July 29.\u2014The market continued to quietly gather strength In the early afternoon and considerable accumulation was noted in @ | the raliroad stocks, steels and equip.ments.The easing of money rather opened the way for a better speculative attitude and the market's action shows that it Is ready to move, to conditions allow it.Reading and Bouthern Ry led the Improvement in the railroad stocks but there were also gains by Frisco, Un Pac and others.Baldwin 0, Amn Loco, U.8.Steel, Repiokie and other active in.dustrials remained in good demand right up to the close and showed substantial gains on the day, CNNNURNURRRNNNRY Chicago, Ii, July 29.\u2014Close.Wheat, December $2.33 March 33.36 1-4, Corn, September $1.40 3-4; Decomber $1.35 3-4.~ Oats, September 69 3$-4c: cember 9 1-80.Pork, July 826.30; September 387.80.Lard, September ober $19.37, Ribs, September ober $16.47.$18.93; _Oct.$16.45; Oct- ENV RNEN London, July 30.\u2014Close.\u2019 Calowtta linseed, £37 18a Linseed oil, 78s.Petroleum, American refined, 3s 1 3-44.; spirits 25.3 3-6 4.Turpentine eplirits 170s.Rosin, American stealned, dbs; type \u201cG\" Sts.Tallow, Australian, 60s.6d.Savannah, Ga, July 39.\u2014Turpen- tine firm, 160: sales 167; receipts $99; shipments 831; stook 13,174.Rosin steady: sales, 787: receipts Lm shipments 13,4301 gtook 39,- \u2014 806 0808 00 0800 0 EEE # quaszo amanare mous # 08:06 08 98 20 06 060% 00 2806 30 26 26 26 060 week ending July 89 Sparing ter 1020, 31,041,100, Clearings for week ending July 29 1910, $3,370,800, _ 05.STEEL INTIS Hits Lowest Mark In Two a sharp rally following another period of which leading issues sold at the lowest prices in a couple of years United States Stes] and General Motors were the worst performers of records for the year, the former the lowest, price In two years.This break in @teel was deaplte the fact that quarterly earnings for the period ending June 30 showed an improvement.The fect that these two stocks, which represent the best of American industry, weré so weak intrinsic value having no weight just now.The closes of the market was in the midst of this rally, with advances of from 1 to 6 points above few cases with net gains.\u2018pay îts dividend in senp the next grenaRAREARANRNNL § Tex owicaco d/snnnnnnnnunnnnwuny 8 : § PRODUCE MARK?as COTTON MARKETS nN 1.4; | futures closed ve bide: 31.00-08¢; January, 80.30-40c; Bans, 0c; at, 2930-400 pot closed quie 4 De- pe quiet, ddling uplands, \u2014 Liverpool \u2014 Spot cotton In fair inquiry.Prices easter.American middling.fair, 31.204: good mid- .INAEESTREET Years, Despite Fine Quarterly Report.AL.(Mall and Empire) In che last hour today stocks had extfeme weakness, in the day, both breaking to new low in vroved that the market is under the influence of money aitogether, the lower of the day, and in some United States Bleel was weak from the start, for the Strest had a notlon that the quarterly report would be bad.This conclusion was arrived at because of the freight congestion.Offtcial figures published after the close showed that the company earned 1,066,686 more In the second quarter than in the first, and that it earned $3,824,404 more in the se: cond quarter of this year than in the same quarter last year.The fige ures apparently justified E.H.Gary's optimistic statement.The The Chemical Industry \u2014An Investment Field .~ faces investors in the growth of the Chimieal - Chemical Products, markets and 8% Cumulative Participating Preference Shares rte ta Ce fief ames à cuve e - vative capitalisation of 01.700.050 Pralerred eompared with set sce of 9 our?whe = over 30,000,000.Sle Len pren FARE al in New Kok fra Pr Eee EE Price: 1 ¥ith à Bonus of One Share Common Writs w to-day for Descriptiss Circuler Granan Sanson, Toronte Coneral Truets Building TORONTO fore a \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 a \u2014 \u2014\u2014 g\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 ay T\u2026.sasossessensanss : Etre LE DS armen PLAN indicated ; won ve the tle autiripate any ov al instalments, and interes t dividends will be just ment of interest assd STREET ADDRESS.POST OPPICE earnings were $3.96 a share on the.common, compared with $3.88 the| previous quarter and $2.29 in the But the weakness of the frightened persons in all departments of the market, and caused heavy liquidation in all stocks.In the last hour Bteel recovered to the high price of the day, and held nearly all the gain.Gold From Europe.The recovery was technical, but was helped by the announcement\u2019 that $3,200,000 of gold was on the way here from Burope.Thé Government wii! take 83,000,- stock General Motors was heavy from the beginning, but was not sold on a big scale until the afternoon, when blocks of from three to five thousand shares each began making thetr Appearance.This selling broke the stock through 21 and it had something the appearance of a raid, be- causé as soon as the stock was through 21 these big orders were withdrawn and there was an immediate recovery.While General Motors was breaking there was urgent buying In all other departments of the market.Reading recovered some what with the rest of the market, but vas not aggressively strong.\u2018The tobac- to stocks were hurt by & rumor that American Tobacco Company would time.Invincible held firm when the market was declining, and came back with other stocks.\u2014 Li BANF CLEARINGS, : \u2018second quarter last year.| WhenYou Travel, Even in Canada carry your funds in Travellers\u2019 Cheques, fasucd by The Merchants Bank.he Personal cheques are often refused.Money may be lost or stolen.Travellers\u2019 Cheques, on the other hand, are cashed by banks, hotels, transportation companies and stores at their face values, and enable you to raise ready money wherever you happen to be.If lost, they are nog yelue to the # finder; 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patrons.ject perfectly handled, in such n manner that ls it is of all Classic Sima.another link in the chain of splendid \u201cThe Gift Supreme.\u201d bill.Wally\", & comedy etc.Social and Personal Mr.Fergus Murphy, K.C., has left for Montreal.Dr.E.M.A.Savard, returned to Montreal last evening.Mr.A.E.McLean, of Toronto is staying at the Chateau, Mr.Ludger Catellier has returned to town from Otiawa.Mr.and Mrs.J.C.McNicol has returned from Murray Bay.Mr.W.MacKensle, of Ottawa, is in town, 2 guest at the Chateau.Mr.J.G.Stewart of Ottawa rs istered at the Chateau yesterday.Mr.Jas.J.Mulhearn, of Brookiyn, Me., is & guest at the Chateau.Hon.A.Galipsauit is leaving today for \u201cThe Pointe,\u201d Riviere du Loup.Mr.and Mrs.Mark Kaine, are spending the summer at Loretteville.Hon.J.E.Perreault wil not return to the city before the 3rd of August.Mr.°W.H.Hutchinson, of Joderich, is registered at the Chateau.Mr.Wm.A.Rogers, of Toronto, a among the guests registered at the vhateau.Captain Raoul St.Victor of Montreal is expected to spend the week- ond in town.Hon.L.A.Taschereau will apend the week-end at \"The Pointe,\u201d Riviere du Loup.Miss Lucienne Thivierge has left for Johnaville, where she will spend a couple of weeks.Miss C.Sullivan and Miss Annie Bowen, of Boston are in town.suests at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrx.Charles P.Sanfori Jf New York City, are in town, registered at the Chateau.Miss BE.M.Hambly and Miss M.K.Shortend, of Toronto, are in the \u2018ity, staying at the Chateau.Mrs.N.A.Uauvin, .of Montreal, cegistered at the Chateau yesterday un returning from the Bageunay.Hon.Judge Bryson, of Fort Joulange, Who haa been spending a .ew days in town, has lef for Monreal.Mr.and Mrs.W.O.Roy, and , Me.W.Roy, arrived in town yes.rerday from Montreal and register.«1 at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Bpiers and Miss M.Beyers arrived in town yes- .erday from Hariford, Conn.stay- .ng at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Lessard are at Loretteville, the guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Boivin of this city, who are spending the summer there.Mrs, Louis laRue and children ure spending the summer at \"The Pointe,\u201d Riviere du Loup, the guesis of Hon.Judge and Mrs.Carroll.Mrs.Harold Kennedy and Miss Kennedy, who have been spending a few days ai the Rits-Cariton, Menrea), left wast evening for Murray bay.Mr.Robert Taschereau has left for \u201cThe Pointe,\u201d Riviere du Loup.Le, and Mrs.Jos.Labreque, are g today for Montreal and 8t.Georges Belleau, Miss Sim- Loup, the guests of Hon.Judge Li\".Pelletier.Mr.and Mrs.J.BE.Daivrmple and their niece, Miss Marcvau of Boston, who have been spending some time in town, have left for Murray Bay.Mr.Theo Fielden, Director of the imperial Trady Propaganda Organization and Editor-in-Chief \u201cThe Empire Mail\u2018 London, England, fs in town, a guest at the Chateau.Mr.J.B.MoCoy, la ia town from Montreal, registered at the Chateau.Miss Glennie T.Weston, of Battle Greek, Mich\u2026.and Miss Mary ©.Winslow, of Decator, Ill, are In town, Mrs.Nellie MoClung, the Canadian authoress, bas been chosen es « dolognie te the Methodist - QUEBRO CHRONICLE =a ==> =) At The Theatres Alice Joyce Performs in One of the Greatest Plays Yet Seen at the Classic What was undoubtedly ome of the strongest and best plays yet sen the Classic was \u201cSlaves of Pride,\u201d so whole-heartedly enjoyed at It has the vare qualities that please the Audicnces and it met with equally as much faves It is trully a wonderful play, with a big sub- and presents the superior ability of Miss Joyce le is enay to why it is considered, by critice 1t has & moral which helps every- The other subjects were quite up to the exceptionally high standard The Classic Orchestra is not only the delight of the ordinary music lover but is most complimentarily remarked upon by the Musica) Critics, Take a Mapic Ave.car to De Salaberry Bt.A \u201cExcuse Me\u201d Rich in Comedy Situations Now at the Empire Rupert Hughes\u2018 well known farce \u201cExcuse Me\u201d was the stellar at- tration at the Empire yesterday and proved unusually entertaining to the audiences witnessing it.Harrison Ford and Geraldine O'Brien have the leading roles in (his mirthful travesty on Pullman car life, Another scnaational episode of the big wild animal serial \u201cThe Lost City\u201d and s Montgomery Flagg comedy entitled \u201cThe Matinee Girl\u201d are also on the blll.The same program will be shown again tomorrow.Good Bills at the Auditorium For Week-end\u2014More Coming The bill that the Auditorium presents for today and tomorrow is picture programmes, featuring A Pollard comedy and other pictures close the Sunday the bill will include William Desmond in \u201cWhitewashed Coming soon: Tex Beach's tale of the Alaska, \u201cThe Sliver Horde.\u201d ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA TWELFTH EDITION.Mr.Hugh Chisholm, who has been editor of The Encyclopedia Britannica since 1904, 18 Le work upon the preparation of New Volumes to be added to the present 11th Edition and has a large staff at work, both in London and New York.The Edition and has a large staff at work, both in London and New York.The Editor estimates that almost 70 p.c.of the new matter will be devoted to questions connected with the War, for, although every subject needing fresh treatment will be brought up to date, there are not many miscellan- cous developments which call for extended additional space, apart from such special activities as aviation, automobiles, moving pictures and a few other among the industrial, economic and social advances reflected In the opportune census ef the Unitod States for 1920.The Supplement will consist of three volumes, each of the same size, and containing about the same amount of matter, as the volumes now in use; and these three, in combination with the existing 29 of the 11th Edition, will constitute the 13th Edition, completely providing for the needs of the English-speaking world during a great many years to come.The First Edition of the Britannica appeared in 1768, the Second in 1777, the Third In 1733, the Fourth in 5301, the Fifth in 1818, the Sixth in 1823, the Seventh in 13830, the Eighth in 1863, the Ninth in 1875, the Tenth In 1902, the present Eleventh Edition in 1911, and the Twelfth Edtilon will appear in 1921.For the first time in its history of 150 years, The Encyclopedia Britannica was, in its 11th Edition, published in two distinct forms, the \u201cCambridge University Issue,\u201d with large type and broad margins and the \u201cHandy Volume lue,\u201d with à smaller page, smaller type and narrow margins, at a lower price, thus making the Britannica a work for rich and poor allke.The Supplementary Volumes will stmilar- iy appear in two forms, matching both issues.The Edition and the contributors, supported by the prestige of The Encyclopedia Britannica, have found among the official classes of the countries lately at War, hostile as well as allied, the greatest readiness to supply Information and to give access to all documents.All this material from varied sources is being\u2018 carefully investigated.A fair and unprejudiced study of this chapter of history, regarding it with absolute calm, is needed in order that our present attitude and our plana for the future may be intelligently directed, and the Editor evidently adopts this practical pont of view, since he informs us that he will be glad to receive and consider any suggestions in regard to the services which the new volumes can render to the public.Constantly enlarging helpfulness has, indeed, always been the policy of the Britannica.The Scotsman who planned the First Edition of 1768 announced that he would provids the pubilc with scientific knowledge In language that the public could understand, but he gave very little space to geography, history or bloxraphy.The article on France filled only 13 lines, and the article on Japan was in two lines es follows: \u201cJapan or Islands of Japan, are situated between 130' and 144' of B.Lon.and between 30° and 40° Nlav\" It is true that this exclusive devotion to science had its advantages in a day when the popularising of science was unknown, but today the most valuable of all the Britannica's characteristics Is the thorough universality with which it embraces every kind of knowledge, The Editor expects to have the new volumes completed for delivery to the public next year.Ecumenical Conference, which 10 being hoid in England in 1921.Mre , ia one of the first women chosen tp attend thir delegates gathering.Mrs.Anna Lachance Says She is Enjoying Perfect Health Now And Wants Others to Know What Master Medicine Did For Her.\u201cI'm now enjoying perfect hesith again and ! just can't refrain from letting others know how thankful 1 am for what Tanlac has done for me,\u201d declared Mrs Anna Lachance, well known resident of 849 SL Germain Street, Montreal.\u201cI had no appetlte, and my stomach was in euch dreadful condition that everything I ate would cause me to bloat all up with gas.1 had such a terrible pain in my back 1 could hardly stand it, and was so nervous that even the little noise the children wade about the house would almost drive we to distraction.At night 1 was so restless I could scarcely sleep and in the morning 1 would become so dizsy that, after preparing breakfast, I would simply have to lie down again for several hours before 1 could go about my other housework.\u201cAfter taking a lot of other medicine without any improvement, 1 Jdecided to try Taninc, and the way it relieved me of my troubles is nothing less than remarkable.Why, I began to get better from the very first, and am now feeling just fine.My appetite is so splendid I'm always glad to see meal-time come, and everything agrees with me so perfectly 1 never have à bit of trouble with my stomach.The pain has entirely disappeared from my back, and my nerves are just as steady as a clock.My sleep is sound and refreshing; and I'm never bothered with disziness.After all Tanlac has done for me, I can't help but endorse it, and I hope everybody suffering like I did will give it a trial, for I firmly believe it is just what they need.\u201d Tanlac is sold in Quebec by Jollcoeur's Pharmacy and by Martet & Dion, and in Levis by Maurice Dion, under the personal direction of a special Tanlac representative.Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago Dangerous Practice.We hear frequently of instances of persons wantonly discharging firearms in their yards and gardens in the suburbs, and even within the walls of this city, some with balls; putting the lives of their fellpw-cit- isens in imminent danger, not only from the contents of their arms.but the effects of the report upos women and children.Such inconsiderate persons are reminded that if they are not subjected to a heavy penalty they are indebted to the indulgence of thelr neighbors.\u2014 Died.At St.Joachim, County of Northumberland, on Friday, 14th July instant, aged 68 years, Jean Marie Poulin, Esq., Major of Militia, formerly a member of the House of Assembly of this Province, and one of the most respectable inhabitants of that county.Casualty.Capt.Harper, of the Brig Atlantic, was unfortunately drowned on Monday evening, while attempting to go on board his vessel.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago The Tapp Will Case.The estate of the late Major Tapp, whose holograph will is at present the subject of a lively legal contest here, is valued at $180,000.The amount involved in legacies to Quebecers is about $40,000.The English relatives of the deceased, Mesers.Moire and Tapp.are represented by Mr.C.Fitzpatrick, Q.C.; W.B.Languedoc represents Dr.Nillott: C.Pentland, Q.C., Mr.Brown; A.H.Cook, Mrs.Lawrence; and W.Gibsone, Trinity Church.The Crops.The long continued drought has done an immense amount of harm to the crops in the parishes along the shores of the lower St.Lawrence.Hay has been 8 complete fallure and in many localities grain and potatoes trict of Quebec, however, suffered much less from the drought than the country either to the east or west of it.The hay crop is a good average one and is all safely housed, and oats and potatoes promise well.The same remark applies to the Laks Bt.John and Saguenay countries, Uoger's Famous Sermon.Students of Canadian History will thank Mr.P.George Roy, of Levis, for publishing in neat, compact form, Pere Olivier Goyer's famous sermon, pronounced on the occasion of its death of Count de Frontenac, 19th December, 1698.It was, as our readers will remember, preached at the Church of the Recoliets, here.It is an eloquent eulogy from the first page to the last and abounds in tine phrases and allusions.mme C.8.WHEAT FROM LAST YEAR'S CROP Washington, D.C.July 39\u2014Whest trom last year's crop carried over into 1930 totalled 109,318,000 bushels on July 1, compared with 48,661, 000 bushels of the 1918 crop on hand the corresponding day last year, sald an announcement today by the Department of Agriculture.Stocks on farms, in coumtry mille snd ele- veters and points of large accumu- ation all showed aa increase over 1919 totals.TNUC HEP MER FROM THE VERY FIRST promise anything but well.The dis- 8:00 HE INVICTUS Models are the choice ef well-dresced mea and women You can own à pair today! - FARM LABORFRS EXCURSION VIA CANADIAN NATIONAL Western Canada has a buriper crop of Grain this yeur and is calling for thirty thousand men from Eastern Canada to harvest it.The CANADIAN NATONAL being perhaps morse inteersted in the successful harvesting of the Crop than any other Rallway, as it serves the very best of wheat producing sections of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, will operate two BSpe- cial Excursions to Winnipeg in August.From Stations In the Province of Quebec, the Excursion dates are August #th and 16th, and fare from Stations Levis and West to Winnipeg is $16.00 plus half a cent a mile to destination beyond.Special reduced fares of $20.00 from Winnipeg for the return journey.Excursion tickets are valid on the Transcontinental Express leaving Quebec (PALAIS STATION) at 5.30 P.M., on dates mentioned, Now Colonist cars of latest design will be provided for excursionists, with ape- clal accommodation for women, and these cars will run through to Winnipag without change, ensuring the maximum of comfort.The Canadian National Transcontinental route is the shortest between Quebec and Winnipeg, passengers leaving Quebec at 5.30 on Monday, arriving Winnipeg at 6.00 P.M.on Wednesday\u2014only slightly over 48 hours between the two Cities Apply to any Canadian National Ticket Agent for further particulars.July23,24,16,37,28,29,30,31.Aug.2.3,4 8.8.7.ce In order to take proper care of the heavy traffic in and out of Quebec, this summer, the Canadian Pacific Rallway have arranged the following schedule of trains between Quebec and Montreal: Times shown below are Eastern Time, To convert to daylight saving time, add one hour.Trains Leave Palais Station, Quebec, as follows: 7:50 a.m.\u2014Local.Dally except Sunday.For Trois Rivierss and Montreal.Intermediate stations.Arrives Montreal, Place Viger Btation, 2:1¢ p.m.7:50 a.m.\u2014Local.Sunday only.For Trois Rivieres and intermediate stations, 2:00 p.m\u2014\"The Frontenac.\u201d\u2019 Daily.For Montreal.Arrives at Montreal, Windsor Street station, 7:16 p.m.8:80 \u2014Local.Daily except Sun .For Trois Rivierss and in- , 7 PRIDAY, JULY 30, 1920.e» \u2019s Orangeade \u2014 it\u2019s economieal.\u2014So wonderfully convenient; \u2014 so full of 4ang.\u2019\u2014A real bracer when you're greggy .' with the heat.Buy \u201cDalten\u2019s\u201d to-day at your Grocer or Druggistto, teat i! HOTEL EMPIRE | Dreadway at 63rd Sereot NEW YORK CITY De, $1.25 hem, $2.00 Basutifel Contra) | OUR RESTAUNANT is noted for tts ancollent food and moderate prices.P.V.CAND, Manager.) termediate stations, 4:20 p.m\u2014\"The Viger.\u201d cept Sunday, For Montreal.Arrives Montreal, Place Viger 10:48 Dally, Por Montreal und intel te sta- tiona Arrivés Montreal, Place Viger Btation at 6:50 a.m, Arrive 4 Palas Quebre, as follows: a.m, \u2014 Local.Daily, Montreal (10.45 Viger Stn.), and termediate stations.8:30 s.m.\u2014Local, Daily except Nunday.From Trois Rivieres (6:00 um), and intermediste stations 1:89 Joke xcept Sundayrom Montreal (7:60 a.m.Place Viger Stn.), and intermediate stations.\u2018The Frontenac.\u201d Dallyrom Montreal (9:48 a.m.Windsor Street station.) m, \u2014 Local.Bund only, m Trois Rivieres (6:00 p.m.) and intermediate stations.9:16 p.m~\"The Viger.\u201d Bxoept junday.From Montreal (4:16 p.m.Place Viger Ma.) C.P.R.Ticket Agents will gladly furnish additional information on request.July13,16,20,84,26,80.Eyes Sore ?If your eyes or lids are wore; if they itch, burn or feel dry; If your vision is blurred, our eyesight dim; if you are obliged to wear glasses, 80 to your druggist and get a bottle of Bon Opto tableta Dissolve one In a fourth of à glass of water and bathe the eyes from (wo ot fous times \u20ac day.Bound, comfortable eyes and improved eyesight wil} make the world look brighter, Mote: Doctors say Bon-Opto strengthens eyesight 60 pe (8 a week's time ia many instanced DELICIOUS APPETISING CHEESE We have received s most inviting shipment of imported and domestic cheeses, and can highly recommend them to you.Trulythere is & cheese here for every taste, whether one prefers a mild, tender cheese, something stronger flavored, or a soft, dainty cream cheese.\u2018 Drop in while they are so deliciously fresh, and secure a supply.GRUYERE CHEESE, OKA CHEESE, CANADIAN CHEESE, McLAREN'S CHEESE (in jars) Different Sixes.Also choice stock of selected wines and Liquors on hand.GEORGES PATRY, FRE HOUSE OF QUALITY.\u201d 29 Fabrique Street Phone 6400 QUEBEC.Portieres - Portieres JUST RECEIVED 100 PAIRS OF FINE ROPE PORTIERES, CHENILLE ROPE PORTIERES, JAPANESE PORTIERES PLUSH PORTIERES, VELOUR PORTIERES.We have these Portieres in all the following shades: Black, 014 Ross, Crimson, Green, Olive Green.Velour and Plush Portieres made to order.NET CURTAINS, MADRAS CURTAINS, SCRIM CURTAINS, MARQUISETTE CURTAINS, VOILE CURTAINS We have the largest choice of Curtains Ia the City, either by the pair or by the yard, As usual we have a very CLOTH and FELTOL We have in stock à good assoriment of Rugs, many of them still at the old prices ' {IRON AND BRASS BEDS WIRE MATTRASSES, FELT MAT.TRASSES, PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, HAMMOCKS, VALISES GATCHELS, ETC.ETC.\u2014at-\u2014 P J.COTE, 29 & 31 St.John Street, Opposite Palace Hill good selection of LINOLEUM, OIL "]