The Quebec chronicle, 21 juillet 1899, vendredi 21 juillet 1899

[" » TO-UAY'S TIDES.High Witera\u2014 4:06 a:m, 5:10 pio: Bt Wâter\u201411:58 d.fii.0:00 pip , TOMORROW'S TIDES.Water\u20145.18 a.m.Law Watee\u2014 0.08 a.m.12.49 pm.= The La SSS 7 The Chronicle 13 the Best Advertising Medium in Quebec.\u201d Ce.FETES CEUÉS ¢ PROBABILITIES FOR TO-DA Unsetiled with showers: local tannderstorms.| -\u2014 \u201cVOL.LIL.NO.HT iH Sir Mackenzie Bowell's Motion that the Measure Be Not Considered CARRIED BY 36 10 14 VOTES It was a Straight Party Vets With Exception of Two Members.DE BOUCHERVILLE AND POIRER p $ote With tlie Government in Paver pti Mensure\u2014Whas Will be the Result?3 Spécial to the Chronicle: 207 , Ottawa, July 320.\u2014 fion.Mr: Mills made the second speach in dn fence of the Gerrymander Bill in the\u2019 Senate to-day.He was followed ty} Hot.Messrs.Prowse and Bernier in| Opposition.Vote was taken just before six o'clock, when Sir Mackenzie Bowell's motion tbat the measure be not further considered, was carried by thirty-six to fourteen.It was a straight party vote except that Messrs.De Boucherville and Poirier voted with the Government.DESTROYED BY FIRE.A RUSSIAN TOWN COMPLETELY WIPED OUT \u2014 SEVEN 1AVES LOST.\u2014 INHABITANTS HEx- E The steamship Saturnus has return- DERED DESTITUTE.Berlin, July 20.\u2014 Advices ceived heve announce that the of Dobejlil, Volhynia, Russia, has been den troyed by fire.Seven persons lost their lives in the conflagration, end the surviving inhabitants have been rendered destitute.= iown HOF WEATHER Is Making the People of London Suffer \u2014 Cases of Sunatroke.London, July 20.\u2014 A prolonged spell of unprecedented beat which has prevailed over the entire country, reached a climax yesterday, and to-day the thermometer registering 87 degrees in the shade.There Lave boen numerous cases of sunstroke, many ending fatally.Horses have suffered [rom the heat almost as much as human beings.a - ARRIVED HOME.Mrs.W.E.Sanford and Daughters at Hamilton, Hamilton, Ont., July 20.\u2014 Mrs.W.E.Sanford, widow of the late Senator Sanford, arrived home from the Old Country to-day, skcompanied by her two daughters.It is probcbie the casket containing the Semator\u2019's remains will be allowed to be in the | -|eæpeciaily plessurenble one in the government of | 3000 troops there and fortified 19,358.\u2014 reins as SURPRISED THE VISITORS.PARADE OF MOUNTED INDIANS, COWBOYS AND NORTH-WEST POLICE \u2014 EDITORIAL ASS0O- CIATION DELIGHTED WITH THEIR RECEPTION.\u2014 ane Calgary, N.W.[T., July 10.\u2014 All Calgary and hundreds of cattièmen from the ranches tributary, thé *\u2018Sirloin of Canadas,\" as this foothill city is called, welcomed the: National Editorial Association of the United \u2018States, when the dpecidls arrived at the Canadian National Park to-day.The day was spent on the spacious rare course, where was congregat- od one of the most pictu seen in Alberta for pr ri ts oral hundred Indians of the Dlackfeet, 3toney, Blood and Sarceè tribes torm- od a mounted regimént and these with the cowboys, Mounted Police and other horsemen joined in a pro- :| Trawme arranged for the instruction and amusement of Whe American newspaper men.The.latter express od themecives as delighted with the recep! and the country generally.Their stay at Banff Springs was = and it was with much they were fure- od by limit of time to leave.this beauty spot in the Canadian Moun- [tain Park.The visitors left tonight for Manitoba and after a visit to Winnipeg _ will leave for St Paul, Minneapolis, and Chicago.NEWS FROM PHILIPPINES.AN AMERICAN LIEUTENANT SHOOTS HIMSELF WHILE IN- BANE \u2014 AGUINALDO.TRE- PAHES À WARM RECEPTION FOR THE AMERICANS.Manila, July 20, \u2014 Lieut.J.Moore, of tbe Towa Regiment, shot himself to-day while temporarily inane.ed from Aparri and reports that Aguimaldo, hearing | that the inhabitants were prepared to welcome the Americans if they came, concentrated the town and coast approaches strongly.THE CONFERENCE AT THE HAGUE.The First Committee Hold a Meeting.FROX BALLOONS UNANIMOUSLY CONDEMNED DY .THE COMMITTEE \u2014 THE BRi- TISH AND AMERICAN DE GATES VOTED AGAINST TUE PROHIBITION OF THE USE OF ASPHYXIATING CASES AND THE EXPANSIVE BUL- LETS \u2014 THE CLAUSE SUP PRESSED.\u201cThe Hague, July 30, \u2014 The [irst\u2019 cemetery chapel for.another wesk [committee of the International Peace when a private service will be beld and the body will be placed in the fine Sanford mauwsolewn, which is just about comp.eted.IRON MINE SOLD.Kingston, July 20.\u2014 The Cals bogie irop mine on *he.line of the Kingston & Pembroke railway, own- od by Boyd Caldwell, of Lanark, is reported to have beem sold to Belsium parties for $100,000.A deposit of $10,000 was put up.EARTHQUAKE.Rome, July 20.\u2014There was a slight earthquake shock here at 5 o'clock this morning.SHOT HIMSELF Recauce he Was Upbraided by the Czar for Neglectlondon, July 21.\u2014 According to the St.Petersburg correspondent of the Daily Mail, Naval Lieut.Boissmas, the late Czarewitch\u2019's adjutant, committed suicide by shooting him wif with a revolver at Abbas Tu man, in the Caucasus, after ° being bitterly upbraided by the Czar for lowing the Czarewitch to go cycling ome.WENT TO DISTURB THE FARMER Two Men Shot-One of Them Dead.Montreal, July 20.\u2014 Isaie Lamou- Teux.n stonemason by trade.and 62 yours of age, was shot and killed during à disturbance at à farm house rear St.Eustushe last night.Felix Lamoureux, his nephew, was also shot and it is feared he may 1.0t recover.The \u2018wo men had gone with o party of friends to the farm house of Noel Guitard.who was unpopular.and \u2018were creating a disturbance when the shots ware fired.4 ay LAUNCH.Collingwood.Ont., July 20.-The Collingwood Dry Dock and Wrecking Co.\u2019s shipyards to-day was the scene of a brilliant and imposing ceremony, when the new steamer Germunic was formally launched as the latest addition to the magnificent fleet of the Northern Navigation Co.A large number of prominent people were present Lo witness the launch.\u2014_\u2014 THREF, MORE SAFE, Canso, N.S., July 20.-= Three more of the crew of the iloascester schooner Hattie E.Worcester, wrecked on Sable Island last Monday night, landed here to-day.They are Manley Byam.Coo.Upton and Joseph Rogers.They report not having seen any of the other three dories, in which there are supposed to he 13 men.\u2014_\u2014 Just received the finest lot of straight and other whips, raw hides, whalebone and cotton, the )agest patterns, and most beautifully Fine ed whips.Prices right.363 and 365 St.Paul st.DUMAS\u2019 HARDUWALEF, Opposite C.P.R.station.Conference met to-day.M.Von Karnebeck, representative of Holland, submitted amendments to the report omitting the prohibition clause from the four points of Count Muraviel's circular, but expressing the desire that the cemaining three points be made the subject of a formal con vention.A long discussion followed after wbich the committee unanimous ly supported the prohibition of firing explosives from balloons.The dele gates representing the United \u201cales and Great Dritain voted together against the prohibition of the use of wphyxiating gases and the expansive bullets: The American delegntes cx- plained that the voted with the Iiritish delegates on the subject of expansive bullets because they did not wish to modify their objection 10 any kind of restriction upon the production of war material.Capt.Mahan and Sir Julian Pauncef-ne finally moved the suppression cf the clause, and proposed a formal san vention upon the other three points of the Muraviefl circular.\u2018Ihis was agreed to, and the amended will be submitted to the full (on ference to-morrow, when it will be decided whether the conclusion of the convention upon the three disputed points is possible.A ffesh convention for adopting the Geneva Convention of 1864 to naval warfare will also be submitted to the conference to-morrow THIRD COMMITTEE.The third committee adopted the 34 articles of the arbitration scheme with the exception of the five clauses vejuting to International Courts of Inquiry, action of which awaits the result of instructions from the Woumezflan and Servian Governments Lo their delegates.An effort was made to obtain the substitution in Article 27 of the words \u2018\u2019deem it useful\u201d for the phrase \u201cconsider it their duty.\u201d but Mr.Holls, Secretary of the American da legation, and Dr.Zon, one of the German deiegates, vigorously defend ed the original reading, which was adopted unanimously.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 FREEDOM OF THE CITY.Belfast, July 20.\u2014 The free lom of the city has been conferred upon Mr.Thomas Henry Ismay, one of the principal owners of the White Star steamship line.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TITHE BILL PASSED.London.July 34.\u2014 In the House of Commons the Tithe Kent Charges Bill passed its third reading by a vote of 183 in favor to 117 against, Feveral Unionist and Liberal wem- hers voted against the hill, while others refrained from voting.JSUDGF &USPENDED.Paris, July 20.\u2014 The Court of Cassation has suspended M.tirosjean, the Versailles judge, for communicating to newspapers a document con cerning the Dreyfus case.NOT TOO SOON TO THINK THE COLD WEATHER.when it comes to talk of coals for the winter.Messrs.A.K.Fruneau & Co., coal merchants, Dalhousie streets, have an excellent supply of all kinds of coal for winter use.Call around for prices.OF For real laces cheap go wo Glover, Fry & Co.OER UNGRATEFUL SIR RICHARD Creates a Disreputable Scene in the House.\u201cWE OWE BRITAIN NOTHING \u201d mea WERE HIS FIBRŸ AND UNPAT: RIOTIC WOHDS \u2014 MR.McNEIL MAKES THE TITLED GENTLEMAN WINCE UNDER Mis STiNG- ING REBUKE \u2014 THE PREMIER COMMANDS HIS SUBORDINATE'S SILENCE.Special to the Chronicle, Ottawa, July $0.\u2014 Düriñg the dé- bate on thé Pieferéntidl Tradé resoi- ution Mr.McNéil baid he rémémbéred the time whem itt was suid by the presen® Govériiment that they Swed little or nothing; unlées it was tian forgiveness to England.! Sir Richard Cartwright seid that was 80.This gave rise to a most able scene, in which Sir Richard con tended that Canada owed nothing to Great Britain, : Mr.McNeill, continuing his speech.endeavored to cool the fire of enthusiasm which consumed Sir, Richard's Wreast, until the Prime Minister peremptorily told Sir Richard to cease his indecorous behavior.Mr.McNeill then continued and said: \u2018We owe, the hon.gemtleman says, nothing to the Mother Country that sent tens of thousands of her sons to defend us.\u2019 Sir Richard roared out, \u201cYes,\u201d and as his reply was not realized, he roared out agmin and again, \u201cyes,\u201d amid tremendous derisive roars and disorder.Mr, McNeill followed this up with the query, \u2018We owe nothing to our Mother Country?\" (erisd of \u2018\u2018Cartwright's a traitor\u2019), \u2018Why at the very time to which I refer, Britain had her vessels crouching at the very portals of Canada (tremendous cheering), and at that time Sir Richard Cartwright was upholding a country that for years had heon against us.\u2019 At this moment.ir Richard, red with anger, rose hurriedly, presumably to address the House, but sat down at the instigation of the Prime Minister, who was very pale, and called from Mr.Bergeron the observation that the Prime Minister had toid him to be quiet.This caused a \u201cflutter.\u201d Mr.MoNeill, continuing, said if the Government hag, .professedly done an Government had profdesedly done anything for the extension of consolidation of the Empire their policy had shown the trail of the serpent.(Op position cheers.) The Government «ent @ deputition to England, and, following the advice of Mr.Chamberlain, they escaped from there with two knighthoods, and the country was very glad they had had saved even so much.(Roars of laughter).The arrangements of the 1897 tariff had always seemed more like the subtle work of American tricksters than the policy of Canadian statesmen.(Cheers.) The Postmaster-General followed and dealt principally with questions, which, as Sir Charles Tupper pointed out, were very much beside the question at issue.Mr.Moore, Ccnrervative member for Stanstead, said that but for persistency Cobden would not have gained his ends or Sir Wilfrid Laurier the Cobden medal on his breast.(Hear, hear.) Mr.Prior, the Conservative member for Victoria.(B.C.) and Mr.McMil- Ten, the Liberal member for South Huron, having addressed the House, the debate was adjourned.GAVE UP LIFE TO SAVE A COMPANION.Noble Attempt at Rescue by a Little Boy, Montreal, July 20.\u2014 A sal drowning case was repurted yesterday in the canal mcar Ward's Mill.Jumes Simington; 8 years old, son of Ar.John Mortimer Siminsior.of the Grand Trunk Railroad.has necoijan- led a playfellow of about the same #ge, and the latter s father to Ste Cunegonde, Whil: waiting for the latter's father to discharge some business, the two boys went ti the cane al.\u2018The companion fell in and young Simington, seekiiy to mave hun.waa uot equal to the aouble task uf got- ting his companion und himsei! out of the water, and while the companion escaped he 1oet his dexth, \"Though the body was not long bei: recover ed, it was too late for resuscintion.THe body was taken to Mr.Sinington's home at Westmount, tut the coroner, being informed of the cireum- :stances, did not deem an inquest necessary MEETING OF EMPERORS.Many Rumors Afloat Concerning it \u2014What Does it Mean \u201c Berlin, July 20.\u2014 Various rumors are current here regarding the projected meeting of the Emperors.it is stated that Emperor Nicholas will meet Emperor William at Wiesbaden on August 5.A rather improbuble story is in circulation to the effect that at the instigation of the Czar a meeting of all the Continental sovereigns will he held at Faris during the exhibition next year as a rort of a condition of \u201cnternatioval peace conference.\u2014\u2014 PAINFUL ACCIDENT.A Man Thrown from a Bicycle fLeriously Injured.Mr.N.St.Pierre, agent of the Bell Telephone Co.at Levis, met with a rather severe accident on Wednesday evening.He was coasting down Fraser's Ilill when he struck a stone and was thrown over the handle of the machine.alighting heavily on his face.His nose was broken, one eye badly injured, and received some very severe cuts and bruises.He was taken to the Hotel Dieu de! evis Mr.St.Pierre's injuries are very peinful and will probably take a long time to heal.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 CLEANING UP, On Wednesday evening a squad of soldiers, under the command of Major L.A.Hudon, proceeded to the Monument to the Brave on Ste.Foye road and cut the grass and weeds which and sightiy.Two heads make a if of the opposite sex.\u2014_\u2014 close mvuth\u2014 had hitherto ,made the place su un- 2.2 uv \u201con Ev- DEFEATÉ® BY A VOTE OF SE ENTY-SEVEN TB FORFY-ONE\u2014 FIGHT OVER THE ERECTION OF A WHARF.\u2014 Special to the Chronicle.Ottawa, Juiy 50: \u2014 The greater pottion of today\u2019s sitting of the Commons was océupied in thé discus Mion of the Preferential Tradé resolution Which was finally négatived on a vite of 77 tg 41, Messrä.Stubbs, Re and MéLkrathy; Liberals; vote with thé Oppoaitiofl.\u2018thé Tob wnt tite Cmmittee of Supply and iminedial#ÿ struck a snag.On a vote for & wharl at Bruce Mines, at Algoma, the Opposition showed the wharf was abso- .utely not required as one already ex- ints, the Government proposition be- liig Sherefore nathing less than a job.Of a voté of 83 10 $9 She item was flustaibéd: MORE TROUBLE IN SPAIN.i» ee A MOB PARADE THE STREFTS OF BARCELONA MAKING USE OF SEDITIOUS CRIES \u2014 POLICE DISPERSE THE CROWD.Barcelona, July 20.\u2014 There was a serious demonstration here to-day.A mob of about 800 persons seired the opportunity afforded by the presence of French Admiral Fournier at an official lunch to parade the streets carrying the French tri-tolor and shouting seditious cries.The crowd was dispersed by the police after some trouble and a number of arrests were made.Madrid, July 20.\u2014 Rioting occur red to-day at Corunna and Betanzer arising from the opposition of the fish merchants to the octroi charges.The Octroi depot and the houses of the Mayor and one of the municipal councillors at Betanzes were set on fire by rioters and destroyed.Troops have been sint to the two towns to suppress the disturbances.TE DEGREE CONFERRED.Glasgow, July 30.\u2014 Glasgow university to-day.conferred the honorary degree of Dpctor of Laws upon Sir Henry Irving.SECTY.ALGER'S RESIGNATION.His Letter to President McKinley.THE LATTER'S BRIEF REPLY.BOTH EXPRESS GOOD WISHES FOR EACH OTHER'S FUTURE\u2014 THERE APPEARS TO BE NO \u2018REGRET AT PARTING FROM ONE ANOTHER, HOWEVER.Washingtan, D.C., July 20.\u2014 The following is Secretary Alger's letter of resignation and the President's reply: To the President.Sir \u2014I bez to tender you my resignation of office of the Secretary of War to take effect at such tune in the near future as you may decide the affairs of this department will permit.In terminating my official conne- tion with your administration I wish for your continuous health and the highest measure of success in carrying out the great work intrusted *o you.hb I have the honor, to be, Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, R.A ALGER.The President replied: Executive Mansion, Washington, D.C., July 20.Hon.R.A.Alger, Secretary of War.Dear Sir \u2014 Your resignation of the office of Secretary of War, under date of July 19, is accepted to take effect the 1st of August.1899.In thus severing the official relations which has continued for more than two years I desire to thank you for the faithful services you have rendered the country at a most exacting period and to wish you a long and happy life.With assurances of high regard and esteem, I am, Yours sincerely, WILLIAM McKINLEY.LAST DAY OF THE RACES.July 19, 1899.IT WAS ABOUT THE BEST IN EVERY RESPECT AT SAVARD PARK \u2014 DASEBALL AND OTII- ER SPORTING ITEMS.The last day _of the July meet at vard's Park was a great success, both as regards the attendance and \u201che racing.The weather was all that could be desired and a large number of spectators were present.\u2018The races throughout were well contested, and it was after seven o'clock whe.the race in LheX #0 class was decided upon.Messrs.Savard are to be congratulated in the resuit as, no doubt, the trotting \u2018aves were the best ever witnessed in \u2018his cay.The result was us follows: 3.30 Class\u2014 1.Agathe, J.Bennett, Three Rivers.5 2.L'Hirondelle, E.Girard, fit.Raphael.1 1 23 22 2 3.Lina Bell, Clonwell oer eens 8214333 3.261, 2.2614, 2.261, 5851114 - Langevin, - ce as © Minnie B., igonnette, N.J.Loughran 8 Time, 2.234, 2.234, 2.314.The running races were wall contested but Waterproof was the favorite and won a8 she pleased.1st, Waterprool, W.Delaney, Que- J.Bergeron.4 4 Ind, Bonnet Box, V.2 Quebec.Chateauvert, 3rd, Vicstone, Quebec.Time, 1.07, 1.06.YACHTING.Southampton, July 20.\u2014 It is reported that the New York Vueht (Tub hus consented to the Shamrock being towed hy the Erin in the event (Continued on Fourth Page.) Syndicate Btables, The United States Will Not Withdra¥ One Feot FROM ITS FIXED POSITION.THIS I$ THE RESULT OF THE CONFERENCE, BETWEEN KENA- TOR FAIRDANKS AND SECRETARY HAY AT WASHINGTON \u2014 80 BAYS THE NEW YORK HERALD; WHICH NO ONE WILL DOUBT FOR VERACITY | \u2014\u2014; New York, July 20.\u2014 A Washington despatch to the Herald mays: As a result of the conference he tween Sesretary Hay and Senator Faitbanxs of Wednesday afternoon.the United States will riot withdraw one foot fot thé life it has fixed in the negotintiotd with cfet A tain is fg (0S pdundady Iné belwôtn Alaska and Canada.Much dépended [upon thé Chtraster of thé répdrt which Senator Fairbank meds to tlie Secretary of State.As a Senator aid as à me of the High Joint Commission his conclusions after his investigation in Alaska are of a highly important characlér: The Senator re ported the situation with F@spées te the miners as satisfactory, hut he has changed his views naturally with respsct to the disputed territory and now huids that it is to the interests of this Governméfit a8 well as to the inhabitants of the territory to mains tain its position.It is understood a meeting of all the American members of the Commission who are in Washington will be held to-morrow (Thursday), when the entire negotiations will be gone over and thé final decision of the United States reached, not oifly with respect to the Alaskan boundary question, but with respect to the various other matters in dispute Le tween the United States and Canada- Just What will be the outcome of the bouriddry _ dispute cañtut ba stuted, but an official wilh whôki 1 talked remarked that it was well for Iricfidly relations between thé two, Gover ments that a solid framework of amicability supported them before the boundary negotiations commenced.THE STUMBLING DLOCK.Washington, July 20.\u2014 Thus far the boundary question appeurs to he the great stumbling block.This lack of agreement has continued so long that those in a position to judge the situation intelligently, while they have not despaired of an adjustment, frunkly admit that negotiations continue to be in a eritical «tale, When seen to-day Mr.Fairbanks would pot discuss the future of the Commission or any of the international phases of the subject.The .Senator had another conference with Secretary Hay this morning gnd also called at the War Departmentrapid exchange of telegrams during the day between Renator Kairhapks in this city and ®ir Wilfrid Lawrier in Ottawa, at the close of office hours no arrangement had heen reached as to the postponement of the meeting of the Joint High Commission CHANGE OF BASIS, Some interest attaches to this apparent transfer of negotiations from the hands of Mr.Choate and Lord Salisbury in T.ondon, to Benator Fairbanks and Sir Wiffrid Laurier on this side, and perhaps it is this chunge in the personality of the negotintions that has given rice to the renewed hope of reassembling of the Commission.SENIOR LACROSSE LEAGUE, How Some Protests are Decided by It.Montreal, July 20.\u2014 At a meeting of the Senior Lacrosse T.cague here to-night it was decided not to allow the protests entered by Cornwall against the Cornwall-National match, but the protest!entered by the Nationals against the Capitals was maintained on a majority vote of the delegates, the representatives of the Nationals, Quebec and Toronto voting in favor of it.The question of maintaining the protest tumed on the point whether Referee Chittick, of Ottawa, had the right to rule Wells, one of the National players, off for the match.\u2018The Nationals claimed that he had no such right and that he could only rule a man off for the game.Mr, Chittick was present at the meeting and explained that when he ruled Wells off for fouling, Wells had assaulted him and used grosaly insulting language, on which he ruled him off for the remainder of the match.Mr.Chittick thought his action should be upheld by the League, as it was not fair that the referees should be subjected to such abuse.The National's representative pointed eut, however, that Mr.Chittick's action was against the rules.Mr.Dunn, representing the Capitals, opposed the protest and upheld Mr.Chittick's action.The vote resulted in the National's protest heing main tained and the match will be played over au & date to be arranged between the clubs, \u2014_\u2014 ss RELAY RACE.The\" Quebec Bicycle Club sill bold a general meeling to-night in the Victoria Hotel at eight o'clock, at which final arrangements will be made for the annual relay race to Cacouna.\u2014_\u2014 DISTRICT RAGILWAY.Yesterday was the second auniver- sary of the inauguration of the Quebec District Railway.The day was celebrated by the running of se veral prettily decorated cars.Car No.25, the first on the Quebec line, did the town in the morning with a band of music.Mr.Tweeddell, who had charge of the caw un its first trip, was conductor.The latent arrival from the sh also rated.ope Wan deco- \u2014 NEW JOURNAL.Mr.L.G.Melly, of Chicoutimi, is about to found a weekly newspaper in that town.He is installing a first class plant.The name of the infant will be Le Journal, and it will deal exclusively with local news of the counties of Chicoutimi, Saguenay and Lake St.John.© The first issue will appear about the iniddle of August.\u201cCHIC\u201d PHOTOS\u201d \u201410 for 10 Cents, 67 St.Jobn street, \u2018hotes taken day and n'ght, Notwithstanding a | TO FIGHT FOR \u2014 FORTY-ONW : INCILÉS OF RAIN FELL IN MANILA IN TWENTY bava.Washington, July 20.\u2014 The follow {ng dt¥pate has been received at the War Departmetif : Manila, daly $0.To Adjutant-General, Washington : Storms still prevailing, barometer rising, indicating improving weather conditions.Average rain fall in July for several years was 1414 inches; tor twenty days, now closed, 41 inches.Country flooded.Troops on outposts have suffered and former tines of communication cut in some itatances.Not serious.No material increase ih sickness reported.Tele graphic communication maintained with Sat Férnendo, Bacoor and nearly all other poifits; Unable yet to coal returning transporté._ (Signed) OTEs._- le OPPOSED TO FREE TRADE ¥ AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE \u2014 DS KNOF WANT FRENCH GUV- ERNMENT TO MAKE A TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES WITHOUT CONSULTING FARM REPRESENTAFIVES.Paris, July 20.\u2014 A delegation frdiit the fociety of Agriculturists, of which the Marquis de Vogue is President, called upon thé Minister of Agriculture, M.Jean de Puy, yesterday, and demanded that the Govern- Iséyit éoriclude no arrangement with the GHitod States without first consulting represéntatives of the agricul tural industry.The Mimister pro mised to bear the matter in mifid.MATRIMONIAL London, July 20.\u2014 Mr.Harry Plunkält Grésñe, the woil known beri- tobe, antl Gwerloiths; deanchier of Sir Hubert Parry, directof of the Royal College of Music, were married here this morning, Frof.Jlumbert Harkimet vas the best man.Among thé guests wera Mary Anderson-Na- Fatr6 and Marie Valerie White, the song éEmposér.RE-ORGANIZATION OF THE COURTS In the Philippirié Islands by | Americans.AMERICAN SYSTEM ADOPTE.| PROCURATORS AROLISALD \u2014 THEIR DUTIES WILL DEVOLVE ON THE ATTORNEYS_\u2014- MEM-| BERS OF THE BAR MUST IE RESIDENTS OF THE ISLANDS \u2014 RESIDENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES INELIGIBLE.Manila, July 20.\u2014 An order hus been issued regulating the prartice before the court and substituting the American for the Spanish system in important respects.It abolishes procurators who corvespond somewhat to solicitors in the English courts.All the duties heretofore performed by the procurators devolve upon the attorneys.Members of the bar must he residents of the islands.Litizens of foreign governments are ineligible to practice at the Bar.Members of the American Bar are eligible.\u2018The order gives the Courts sole power Lo determine the qualifications of attorneys, which heretofore has heen a function of the Bar Association und the Church Schools have controlled admissions to the bar.The chunges outlined have been made in accordance with the wishes of the Filipinos and disappoint the Spaniards, who petitioned to be admitted to the Lar without renouncing allegiance to Spain.THE CZAREWITCH'S BODY Arrives at Batoum, and is met by the Empress Dowager.Batoum, July 21.\u2014 The feet of war vessels conveying the Lmpress Dowager of, Russia and the Grand Nuke, arrived here this morning simultaneously with the train hearing the remains of the Czarewitch.The cofin containing the body was transferred to a splendid {floating catafalque decorated with palms nnd exotics.A solemn requiem was performed.The coffin was then placed aboard the ironclad George the Conqueror, and after another re quiem the vessel sailed for Novorossis CRUISER ASHORE.Wei-Hai-Wei, July 20.\u2014 The Tritish cruiser Bonaventure is ashore in a had position at Corniler.There is small chance of getting the vessel off.NEW YORK STRIKE.New York, July 20\u2014 A mervel- lous change has come over the s'rike in this city and Brooklyn.t'ars appear to be running on all lines pretty much as they did before the strike began, any number of men appearing to be willing to take the place of the strikers.BIOLOGICAL CURIOSITY.A Quartet of Kittens Joined Together at Their Birth.Mr.Theophile Kochette, of 57 St.Joachim street, is in possession of a biological curiosity.Four kittens belonging to him were born perfect in every way, but ull joined together near the lind legs after the runner of the Siamese twins.Mr.Hochette is in a quandary as to whether he has four kittens united or one with four heads and sixteen legs.The firemen had a short run yesterday morning at 7.15 to box \"3.A chimney wes on fire.No damage.THAT DUADE STREET STARTI- ING EVENT.Over importution is the cause of it, but still the public has nothing to do in it.P.J, Cote %s the loser and the buyer is the guiner.Come and see.Do not forget our grand sols ont the month of July.We puy the ear are.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE, LET All.THE WORLD.Go to Faguy, lepinay & Frere to E Capt.Cartwright Captures a Rifle, Telescopé and a Shooting Case.RENNIE MAKES À POSSIBLE In the Graphio Competition, Shooting at 600 Yards, and Others ot the Team High LAST STAGE OF QUEEN'S PRIZE.Three Members of the Canadian Team Havs Qualified for That Event on Saturday.A .a e Bisley Camp, July 20.\u2014 Capt.A.D, Cartwright wins the Gregory and again brings Canada into prominence as the home of good marksmen, His prizes comeist of à Lee-Enfield rifle, la Gregory binoculsr selescope and a Vaie-Lane shooting case, fitted with complete set of shooting gear.This competition began on Thursday las?Land ended yesterday.The distance was 200 yards, seve shots.In the same event Surgeon-Lieut, Bertram came 15th; Private Heller, 24th: La.A.Roperteon, 80th.The three sé- cure ound énsh.Toda y the secotid stage in the \u2018Queents Prize oi , and at 500 yards range Eergt.Crowe wa# within one point of making the highést posdible score.Out of ten shots he only misé&d the inner circle once.Surgeon-Lieut.Bettram also made a creditable score at 47: Private Fleming and Sergt.-Major Huggills each scored 44; while Capt, Wetmore Hed 37 to his credit.As mnother evidence of his profi- zieney with the rifle Capt.Rennie made a possibi§ in the \u2018\u2019Graphic shooting in which took plase to-day.In this competition Surgéon-Lieut.Bertram made 32; Lieut.A.Roberton, 82: Sergt.-Major Huggins, Pte.Simpson and Capt.Wilson, 31.The shooting vas poor all along the line.In the \u2018\u2018Graphie\u2019\u2019 the range is 600 sards, the shots seven.The Graphic gives 4 ellver cup valued a\u2019 £62.10 and framed skétshés valued at £10410.The first prize is thé éep.One hus dred and forty-six prizes fre given altogether, the National Rifi@ Aseociation adding $360 for prize money.Sergt.-Major.Huggins, Pte.S8impeon and Capt.Wilson will not likely figure in the prize list.In the St.George; at 500 yards, 3urgeon-Lieut.Bertram stood 122nd and won £2.In the second stage of the \u2018Queen's orize, at 600 yards, the scores of the Canadian marksmen competing were as follows: 3urg.-Lieut.Bertr&tn:.69 Sergt.Crowe.66 Pte.Fleming.7 dergt.-Major Huggins.de Capt.Wetmore.87 Bertram lost the silver medal and [ the silver hadge offered for the high- east aggregatf in the first and second stages of the compétition by two points.The winner was ColomSergt.Matthews, of the Civil Service, with a score of 218.Burgeon-Lieut, Bertram, Sergt.Crowe and Pte.Fleming are the only Canadians who will participate in the final stage of the Queen's Prize.THhS shooting in this stage takes place on Sattrfay.The distances are 800, 900 and 1,000 yards; ten shots at each distance.Sergt.Major Huggins shot with 22 others to get into this stage but was unsuccessful.In the Graphic Capt.Rennie shoots tor second place with another, \u2018 In the competition for the Daily Telegraph Cup; seven sho's at 600 yards, about a dozer highest possible scores were made.On the shoot off three of the marksmen tied again and the final result has not yet been Gecided.In this cqfitest Robertson, Fleming and Wetmore, Canadians, scored 34 each.- GARDEN PARTY.The garden party at \u2018he Canadian quarters was the best that hus been held since the Bisley ranges were opened.The weather was all that could be desired and us a result handsome costumes were worn by many of the ladies who had accepted the invitations to be present.The refreshments were excelient und were served: upon the grounds, the tables being tastefully decorates.Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal preseat- ed Colonel McLean and the niemt ers of the Canadian team in a neat speech to which Colon McLean replied.IMPERIAL PENNY - POSTAGE.Freedom of London Conferred on Mr.Heaton, London, July 20.\u2014 In reccgnition of his services in the cause of Imperial Penny Postage, Mr.Henniker Hea ton, M.P., has been presented with the freedom of the city of London cnd a gold casket upon one end of which there is a figure representing Mritannia and at the other end an alle- gorial figure of Canada.EMIGRANTS TO CANADA.The returns for the month of Jume show that 1906 Englishmen bave emigrated to Canada.PEACE TO HIS ASHES Mr.William Kirwin Laid to l\u2019est An 8t.Patrick's Cemetery.The late Mr.William Kirwin's funeral took place yesterday morning from St.Patrick's Church.A very large crowd was ih attendance to do honor to his memory, and the cor tege to St.Patrick's Cemetery was a most imposing one.The «hurch was draped in mourning for the oe- casion.Rev.Father McCarthy officiated.The principal mourners were Messrs.P.Kerwin, manager of the Stationery Department.Tegislative Assembly, and P.Grannery, son and nephew of the deccaced.Alderman Gilchen.&.Barden, J.A.Jordan, R.H.McGreevy.George Mulroony and James Maloney acted as pall-bearers.A woman who is weak, nervous and sleepless, and who has cold hands and feet, cannot feel and aet like @ well person, Carter's Iron l\u2019ills equalize the circulation, remove nervousness, and give strength and see their great bargains.rest.THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1809, IB PRI ONE CENT.PREFERENTIAL |THE ALASKAN 4 NICE; DAMP qu 3 N.COUNTRY RESOTUITOP 1 ROUNDARY DISPUTE| KML.PAQUETS Departmental Stores Closed after 6 P.M.every week day (BATURDAYS EXCEPTED until 18h AUGUST next.Bio Window Dia Children's Tourmaline ti week Top Goods at Bottem Prices, TOURMALINES GOL lund, Felt, Cloth, Linenjet; rimmings, your choice the following reductions : - Former value 26c.- \u201cnow Fc.Former value - - .AQ.Now 2Bc.Now 33-.Former value 60 & 80c.now 4\u20acc Former value - - 90c.& 81.00 Now Sec Gent's Hats.The Frontense Style from Maresh & Cfe., Paris, is the latest Sti.Just received a full assortment, * Brown and Black.Still om hand the fashionable FEDORA for 1899, Fancy Ribboned.All kinde of SUMMER HA Straw and Linen, for Gent's Boys.Big markdown on Railroad and Stesmer Caps.The Ready and Custom made Clothing Department is always up to date.FIRST CLASS TAILORING, Suitings and Coatings, In great variety.Ready made Garments af all kiuds, alwiys equal to the demand.EXTRAORDINARY OUT IN.DRESS GOODS.New Patterns, balance of our Spring Novelties, one line worth 80¢.to $1.00, for Ge.Another \"75e.to a \u20ac For 49- Union Cashmere, 46 in., former price 60c., now 37c.Iroganil Glystrex, the Fancy Dress device, Green, Heliotrope, Electric Blue and Ked grounds, Figured Style, worth $1.25, for Suc.The same, plain, worth $1.00 for Ste.A fine balance of Plaid in Light Colors for Children's Dresses, worth 45¢.for 28¢.Brocaded Goods, Broken I'laids Stripes and Armures, worlk 55¢ for st c.A fall balance of our Matinee Silk Goods, heretofore sold T5e.to $1.00, is now on the counter at Htc.Another lot of lighter grade is offered at 40c.Fine Checks in Chiffon, worth 25c., for 10c.Sash Ribbons, ; Plain, .1%c! Fancy, 19s.# Mixed Silk Grénadine and Zephyr, worth bCc., for 35e.: CREAT REDUCTION on our balance of Silk Grenadines, 7.PAQUET 18%, 168, 171 8t, Joteph Street, Telephone 2171.9 in, wide\" A DESCRIPTION.big was that sce serpent, did he look like?\u2019 \u201cOh,\u201d the seaside journalist, dreamily, *he was about a column long and had a flerce-looking | display head.\u2018\u2019\u2014Washington Star.\u201cHow and what aaswered NOT QUITE.Labor Agitator\u2014\"Up and down that field you toil, poor slave, so your hard-hearted master may fatten and grow rich!\" Small Farmer \u201cYou're a liar! land !**.\u2014Punch_ (justly annoyed)\u2014 It's my own Former value - - - 4Re - pa - Asa aa DAS SAS SAS SAS érrremeemmceneeseecnnte TOURISTS a rome Are Invited to Inspect Our Large and Well Assorted Stock of .REAL LACES \u2014- Real Honiton and Duchess Laces, Old English Thread and Applique Laces, Real Honiton Lace Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Lace Scarfs.Self Grey, Grey Stitched White, Black Stitched White, White Stitched Black, SAISIE S SR 4 Spring French Kid Gloves, only 95c.New Tartan Wool Shawls} Shawls and Wraps.; New Fancy Wool Shawls, : Golf Cages in New Designs and Colors.\u2018w French Kid Gloves.: ; \u201cDents\u201d French Kid Gloves, in Tans, Travelling Rugs, Cainp Blankets, Dress Making.UNDER A FIRST-CLASS MODISTE A Large Variety of Fancy Costumes, Costume Cloths, Corduroy, Venetians, etc.TAILORING \u2014= New Suitings and Coatings, New Overcoatings, Tweeds, etc.A FULL LINE OF GENTS FURNISHIRGS | COPEMAN E> FOR SIGN PAINTING.COPEMAN E> For COPEMAN 8 For tho Ne test and Cheapest Stock of Wall Paper in this city to choose from.3 Wall Paper af 2.Cents Per Roll to $5.00.Telephones 410 & 3409.ou KNOW.That's the Case With All Electric Power from all parta of organized end Speelal Kates MN G.BL AXD, Manager.Quebec.Factety : 3G Crewn Street, ; Branch Office, 44 Ursaie Street: FRONTENAC ELECTRIC Dye Works anoLaundry.: \u2018This establishment bas brem re- with oes acd Médern Mar ehinery.20d | hae » capacity of cf er uu he dr witty and Gentry, Pp a the Dominion, Traneat- Royal Mai Stenners, and Canadian: ALL WORK GUARANTEED WITH PROMEPT DESPATCH.With Desan amd Pro My office is now 295 St.Paul street, where I will continue my business as before.In a few days I will have fresh stock and will be in a position to fill up orders as before the fire.I respectfully elicit the encouragement of the public in general to whom I guarantee entire satisfaction as usual.-P.T.LEGARE, 208-281 St.Paul Strooh, Quebes.THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, FRID Sasascadass edd revivre +++ \u201cTRY THE LEADERS ___ White Duck Pants, Blue Blazers (White Silk Corded) D.B.Blue Serge Coats, No Lining, Outing Shirts, from b50c.to Cotton and Silk Bath Suits, 25¢c.to $8.50 \u20ac | The @utheq Chronicle The Only Morning Paper in Quebec.° ADVERTISEMENTS ; Tem Cents per line first insertion, and Five Cents for each subsequent, Advertisemeals requiring alternste insertions, wach as twice or three times per week, Eight Ceuta per line, Condensed advertisements Ten Cente for one insertion of ¥wenty words.Special rates for contracts on application.SUBSCRIPTION : (rAYAMLE IX ADvVAXOE) Daily - .- $300 per sunum® Weekly Edition - .$1.00 per supum TELKFHONE NO.45.QUEBEC, JULY 2k, 1899.A Common Peril.Many prominent citizens, who ore deeply interested \u201cn the welfare of Quebec, called yesterday upon the Chronicle to express their hearty en- New Erorass Au 3 4 August (MosgoLian Saribgbeld to New York, Also through Site 27|0anapaA.® AS SACE.conc ton, is train connect Liverpool Service.Avg aomsvenisil] * 160 | ou.PATES OFF with Benuce and Megantio, service.White .8.Philae.July 15 pediate.- Mountain Exveuss runs daily, Sundays ex- = Amasis.: \u201c 2 QUEFEO YO LIVERPU______ |Swemge.vol nd Taran This tai ko ny , Nitucris.2220000005 \u2014\u2014\u2014 : through to Sherbrooke, ato all i Belfast Service.phony | Steamer.From Glasgow, Quebeo oud Mcntreal | mais \u201csation Tekin consecion for \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014.\u2014 Beauce egautic Points 8.Bengore Head.July 15 P.M.Fr From Amencen Customs officer on hand st 8, Glenarm Head.vee 20 June 1i/vencouvez Saturday, July 1 Glasgew.Steamers.Montreal.sod Leis, where baggage for United o QU DomiNior .» * f\u2014\u2014 \u2019 amined sealed Dublin Service.\u201c 29, ChMBRCMAN « \u201c 145] 8 Joly (Grzozan.25 July destination.; 8.Ramore Head.July 15 | July $ Sooraner 0 * aux 2 1\u201c Hors Ayuzan| 2 August Foe forther maf Of \u2014\u2014 © RM 5 Li 10 VANCOLYER.\u201c an\u201c OMRRAN 9 |, i apply Antwerp Rervice July 8] ZiDowmrx {+ 19123 + Jaunes.16 * STOCKING, City aad District a Arye M ce ete certes \"> 18 | All these Steamers have superior passenger 4 Avguet |SARMATIAN.8 20 any of ee 82 Fe Qrebes, or 8.8.Albanian.1.1 « gg | scommodation amidship Saloons, Electrie lLondon, Quebec and Montreal |FRaNk GRUNUY.J; H.WALSH, To be à ollowed creer ly by other Lights aad spacioas promenade decks.Service.Gen] Manager.Gon.Passenger Ant Rates of Passage.From Steamers.From steamers to above named ports.QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.London _ Montreal wo\u201d freight snd other particulars epply Gotu a +r.$50.00 and up A \u201c : + Oo\" AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 18th, 1899, Trains will zun to and from 9 Andrew Street Terminus, Quebeo, as ons : Leave Quebeo.8.40 A.M.For Roberval, Chicout™ and Grand'Mere, daily except 8 - day.1.30 LM.For Lake St.Joseph, daily except Sunday.145 F.For St.Raymond, Sunday only.5.20 Pa For St.Raymond and Riviere a Pierre, daily except Sunday, connecting with train for Grand\u2019Mere on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, .Arrivo at Quebec.8.40 A.M.From Chicoutimi, Rober val, Riviere a Pierre, and St.Raymond, daily except Sunday.4.50 ru From Lake St.Joseph, aily except Sunday.9.50 P.M.From Grand'Mere, daily except Sunday.9.50 P.M.From St.Raymond, Su day only.Trains to and from Quetec wilrun betwre Grand\u2019Mers snd.Shaweonegan I neadays, Thursdays and Satordsys.= Trains connect at Chicoutimi with Segacney 2b mers Loe Tadousac, Cacouna, Murray Bay ebec.ees \u201c Mintass/ni \" and ** Colon\u201d run from Roberval to Trapp:at Monastery, Grand Discharge, and all pointa on Lake St John.Excureien Tu kets to Grand'Mess 08 Éaturday, $1.50 First Clas $1.00 Second Class.Three hours at Grend'Mere.Steamy r \u201cArizona\u201d runs regularly between s*aticn wharf and Lake View Hose, on Lake 8s.Jos ph, in coppection wi nes.; Tickets for sale by R.M.Stocking, cpposite St Louis Hotel, where parlor and seeping car accommodation can be reserved.J.G.SCOIT, Fec'y and Marager.ALEX.HARDY Gen.Frt.& Pars.Agen! June 17th, 1893, : Este =; \u2014 En CUNARD LINE.EW YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA UEENSTOWN, FRUM PIBES 51 and 52 NORTH RIVER.x Unstia.\u2026Baturday, Tuiy 22, 8 A.Lroama, Saturday, Juiy 29, 10 A M.ETRORIA Saturday, August 5, 8 A.M.CauPa turday, August 12, 9 A.M SERVIA Tuesday, Avgurt 16 noom Unars, Saturday, August 19, 21.M LUDAN (A .Haturday, August £6, 9 A.M.AvmaMA.Tuesday, Avgust 19, moom.Cabin Passsge $00.60 and upwards.Second Sabi 5 ards.Revenue Tax additional, Cabin Ae to Lemon , steamer and accommods- tions.Steerage \u2018lickets to ard from sli parte of Europe.Foz fre\u2018ght and passage arply to te Come pany\u2019s office, 4 Bowl rg Ureen, New York VERNON H.-BROWN & CO, Or & KUCEZON RIVER R.Bf \u2014 \u2014 _ \" THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1899, city.She is (D feet long, 15 fect MRS; ANDERSON'S BABV.RB.C., Toronto, 1; A, Dent, Wood- e e \u2018Wide and 7 feet 4 inches deep, Lelow | Vou couldn't convince Mrs.Anderson | Stock, 2; M.Stover, Norwich, 3.; ; deck.She is built of choice.wood | that Cupid ever was as pretty as her Time, 2.25 8-5.£ and no iron nails have heen used in | little girl.Half Mile Open \u2014 A.Sherritt, her construction.Mr.and Mrs.Bur- Mrs.H.©.Anderson is well known in Brantford, 1: T.Higley, Blenheim, 2; goyne themselves designed the yacht | South Britain, Conn., where she lives.| Sheffer, BR.C.B.C., Toronro, 8.; - - : last winter at their Florida residence.| She is very enthusiastic about br.Pierce\u2019s Time Le 2-5.Gasoline is the motive power, and the | Favorite Prescription although no more alf Mile County Championship \u2014 ss speed of the yacht is over ten knots, | so than: thousands of other women who | A.Dent.Woodstock, 1; W.Andrews, ( THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS ) I HA I I HE The two 16-horse power gasoline en- have beensimi- | Tilsonburg, 2; W.A.Buen, Tilson gines also generate the electricity for larly benefited.| burg.38.Time, 1.12.the lighting of the yacht, Mr.and She writes : Three Mile lap Race \u2014 T.Higley.BEWARE OF SUBSTITU TIONS.\u2014 \u2014 MARRIED.MURRAY-FIT7GERALD\u2014 At St.Patriek\u2019a Church, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.Father Gutberlet, Thomas Murray, to Mary Fitagerald, both of this city.FIRE! FIRE! _\u2014 : Mrs.Burgoyne intend spending some \u201cDuring the | Blenheim, 1; Smith.Brantford, 2; E.rr re\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 J i FAC-SIMILE time in the city.JJiimonthol the | © Wilson, Tülsonburg.A.Time, D .eres 8 0se 1 FIELD ICE.| tion 1 pe 9.37 18.CHAMPIONSHIP \u2014\u2014= =\u2014= = : roi .\"| À y's Race, Two Miles \u2014 Geo.PT \u2014> AVegetable PreparationforAs- | SIGNATURE | Father ro or ward ot 3 my pomich.of | Burn, Tilsonburg, 1: T.Howel, AT TER.similating the Food and Regula- | § p.m., Captain Jones, reports large math of June and | Woodstock, 2; C.B.Irown, Aylmer, ting lhe Slomachs and Bowe OF quantities of pack ice.The first field > oxtended from long.51 west to 52 de An 5 Five \u201cMile Handicap \u2014 N, Ehefier, LACROSSE MATCH 9 \u2019 3 = erent doctors, | Toronto, (200 yards A ¢ on lat 52.12 north d of with littl: benefit, 1 began to take your .yards), 1; J.H.Mam- MECHANICS SUPPLY (07, i pie west to 54.30 went on lat.aon bu Pecscription in November and had ber, Woodstock, (800 uards), 2; A.° e p et eave he had to rire ie | Same dE Err Tk | Gime tar a (350 varia): 8 2nd, at 3 0°CLOCK i f = = gl abau n a \" Promotes Digestion Cheerful H \u201c ° , to the southward for several niles.ap sud Aressed on the cighth day.I never had Time, 12.40 1-5., \u2019 ° 96 St.Peter Street.|| ness and Rest Contains neither A tis sue at wii: just the nurse and two | 25 Mile Dominion Championship \u2014 - ; VESSFIS IN PORT.Thi Ke: cond child; with the ™ \u2014] .- Morphine nor Mineral, IS ON THE \u2014 Ere oe | met age Haver fee (Taced)o~R.E.Acton.Brantford.1: On the Q.A, A.A.Grounds : x .2; : OT NARCOTIC.bi Steamers.Lee tived just about tra months.\u2018This last hal bridge, Toronto, 8.Time, 1.02.36, is as pluinp and lealthy ue any mother coul h.| y : ; Union Jack, es Xi : WRAPPER | Co he re | \u201ciz wie we wie vie 3 Shamrocks vs.Quebec, They Keop a Large Assortment of Derwent Holme, Molmes, llarold Motiiers who suffer undue pain prior to One Mile, Open \u2014 A.Sherritt, (OF MONTREAL) y ; 2e bi i Drantford.1; R Pra nedy.a dirt! invited oi : R.E.Axton, tford, FRE, WATER AXD STEAN OF EVERY Greta.Holme, Ritchie, Harold Ken- oy tree, by letter, abso- 2: N.Sheffer, R.C.B.C., Toronto, RAIN OR SHINE, nedy.lutely without charxe, The great success 3.Time, 2.20 1-5.a | Admissi | esessaase _ on HOSE Dongola, Leslie, Harold Kennedy.which has attended thie careful methods THE TURE cents pining aid, Zo ena Schoul Buys, 10 eentr.Cie 1d Fad, 26 TIT J Ramilies.Couch, Hy.y & Co.by Dr.Pierce, has caused imita- iv | Lad i ; LAA .BO OF Canadian, Co ad, My Fry & Pur pin up, who make offers of free Liverpool, July 20.\u2014 The Ameri- A.FURDS, At Saretary.] ' can jockey Martin madd his first a not competent t TEL | ete totnieteiniinie intel ieleninedefeteliet=i wie & Co.advice, which they are my he a you appearance on an English track to- id = - ; Pp y : < ive, not being physicians.a A fect Remedy ators Fastiunds.McEwan, Harold Ken- give, nt I tof bre 1 woman.\u201d ak day at , the Liverpool July meting.= = eer a Hl tion, Sour ach, Diarrhoca.| | § East < the simpli: question, \u2018It this woman a .George's D P art 1 B h a Ÿ n Worms Convulsions, Feverish- |: Hi Philae, Easterbrooke, Harold | Ken- the ms You Lill find that she is | stake Martin finished first on Sir R.I, FOUrtiers beet Ure saute 158, on \u2014 NOZZLES, COUPLINGS, ETC, ETC., RIC.dy., , ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.Abbey fiolme, Drown, Havold Ken.| fot and dozs not, und dares not claim | Waldie Griffith's Sweet Marjo-ie.22 Simile Signature cf be, à physicien.To offer such advice The betting in the case of Nweet a W: ; ; A ; ; ob a phys cena tn dangerous, | Marjorie was ten to ore.MNareie This Wine contains the (sential ¢lements (f a reconsti uant an is of great vervice to Yr 7 3 Eveline, Burgess, Dobell, Deckett & | pus NEW YORK.Bl Cactorta fs put ap La ens-sise Bottles only.It Co.page nedy.Kinsale, Nash, Dobell, Beckett & Ure ned | versons suft 1.06 from rheamatism snd want of sppetite: to Le 6 1fflicted with gons, F 0 * du ir iw porson k 1 growth ; PY of Dr, Pierce's great 1,000 | and was heartily cheered after win- | sdnlta wurn out by Arlo Lt ui 0 Th .Wine aw cen Prunchitie, og book the \u2018Common Sense Medical | ning.He has been engaged to ride and consumption Fur sa\u2019e st ali crag stores Uenuial dep ¥ ad the drug store of Prospective mothers should send for a | created n most favorable impression i TR a = = M Le not sold fn bulk.Don't allow aayeme to mill Sailing Ships.Kiviser.\" À copy in paper-covers will | Sir R.Waldie Griffith's Atla for th pp ET pit RE | saything elss on the plan or promise that # | park Douero, Bie.be sent on receipt of 31 one-cent stampa | Liverpool Cups to-morrow.\"oe N mh C RF CLUB Dosts.\u201435 GER \u201cjust gn good\u201d and \u201cwill aed ofa | Dark Norma, Andersen.tory Cos of customs and mailing onl; BASEBALL.- BRU Hi & Opéter 3 > ar .-bindin, QUEBEC TU Ji Ben Bes that you gt Bark Alpha, Andersen Bo piers, Buffalo.N.V.The following wore the scores in 130 & 141 St Joseph Strect, St.Roch, Quebecthe Faaterp Da:cball league yester- É mars CAE ne Bark Pleione, Abrahamsen.== ARRIVALS.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 | day: : ee re, - purge) AN YZ rt.| 95 Profontaine, Carpentier, Montreal.|* SPORTING NEWS, Ât Worcester\u2014Hartford G, Worces- The Name E.B.EDDY 18 .RE WILL BR A SPECIAL general, | ter 10.TH ion of the members of this \u2014_0_ at varie or Moptrel, Fr (Continued from First Page) | |4.Syracyse\u2014Toronto 9, Syracuse 0 Hetssies@iset@oadontol * Clab at the Vitoria Hotel, TO-NIGHT, CREOSOTE WINE COR reece | 56 Montfort, Jonge, Dristal, Elder, | of being becalmed in crossing the | At Pochester\u2014\u2014 Montreal 1.Roch- SUFFICIENT GUAR ot 8.30 o'clock niv \" restes 0 Dempster & Cg., genéral and pas- | Atlantic.\u2018Two strong hawsers are ester 2.ANTER 0 \u2019 Pr.Pourtier\u2019s Creosote Wine in em- * sengors.being made at Cowes for use in thin SHQOTING NOTES.BY ORDER.| ployed for the cure of bronchitis, eon Marine News as Friltawelt, Willis, Torre Annunzi- | eventuality.The Shamrock in a mere | The last match in thé series of the - | sumption ond lung trouble.A ata, via Sydney, Harold Ken- | shell, and quite empty below her | Military Rifle League takes place FOR THE M A T ¢ H ES USLITY druggists sell it, and those [ersons | gg ROS COZECECE CEE CS CE CEE nedy, coal for Montreal.deck.When the Prince of Wales | next Saturday afternoon, July 22nd, .; .QUEB ni who have used it are enthusiastic in 83 Californian, France, Montreal, Al- | boarded her and went below he found | The Committee of the Eighth R.R., ! y its praise.A PASSA GE Jans, Rap & Co., passengers apd [himself in a vessel destitute even of | under the presidency of Major Dun- * Lod vafeesSie silanated * \u2014\u2014 HF.y RE EST.general.ordinary partitions, and looking from | bar, are making good progress in D THE RECENT FIRE.OF INT ER .CLEARED.end to end he said, in a surprised [their collection of prizes for the an- A k for any of the following Brands: WANTE The local press in giving aécounie 68 Osmanii, Bates, Goçepopk, Mc, | Wav: Why.he'e iike a strect, per: | naul battalion matches which take |\u2018\" LA CHI ES\" pub vb In 200 or 10e: of Tuesday's fire gave the name of ; ; Arthur Dros.& Co., timber and | fectly empty.\u201d The correapondent of | place August'5th, It ia proposed to .\u201cTICTORIA,\u201d ERS FOR BETTING PRIVIL.| Mr.Becquet.511 5 Francois street, | THE STEAMSHIP LAKE SUI-| deals.the Associated Press had an inter- | have n number of changes in the )! > exes, Gate Money and Booths for oo of the Nea frat Der.ERIOR ARRIVES IN PORT AF-|SS Wolf, Jones, Lisbon, Portugal, | view todes with Capt.Carter, who matehes this year, second and third LITTLE COMET.\u201d Turf aces, who owns a house a n : TER NTERE GC PASS Price Bros.& Co.timbar and [besides ng the Britannia, com- n to have a handicap in all : _\u2014 Sep i Club races, August S1 200 | U0 [F000 damaged by the bre) THE AN Iba deals, reported from.Tañousac, manded the Genesta.when she salled | Lh6 matohes.a handing match at THE E.B.EDDY COMPANY, Limited, ter, - ° July 14.in American waters.ol a , and pr y an open d endors to close on Tuesday, Avguet1, | OF WHF.NEWS y ; Lat HULL, MONTREAL, TOKOATO.- .Schooner Marie Anne, Marquis, Seven | Sir Thomas Lipton would have won m match at 500 and 600 yards.and to be addressed to the Lou.Seer - | gon JAMES HOTEL.MONTREAL cn elands, general, J e by halt an hour yesterday, Capt.Car- 5 - ¥.I.ANDREWS & SOX, AGENTS, QUEBEC.ie highest or any tender not neces- ite G.T.R., aud iwo blosks from 38 St.Olaf, Lemaistre, Esquimaux | ter replied : \u201cYes, I believe she would ERSONAL GOSSIP.\u2014 \u2014 me \u2014\u2014 ity accepted.CP E.The best business hotel'in the OCEAN ARRIVALS.Point, A.Fraser & Co., yeneral.| She is a svlendid boat.With regard | English Franciscan friar are at- The fli ght from Egypt was not A.F.ASHMEAD, city.All modern improvementa, Reno- | July 20.\u2014 ss Lake Superior, Taylor, Mantreul.| to the criticlem that she did not soil tracting (tention by riding ahout : A ! a \u2019 d Refurnished.Table unsur- à 1 r, Dempster & Co, pnsten- | as well au might hav n expec e country on bicycles in their 1 .\u2019 ae Wr all Tarts of she ss Hors a 1 n from Mont gers and general.f before the wind, it must he romem- | gowns.006 more thorough than IS the city pata the door.Tormu moduiate l4g Jagona, at Teith from Montresl.Ss \u2018Callfornian, France, Liverpoul, | hered that she only carried her mnall | Kaiser Wilhelm is learning to yodel Hos.-Secretary.3 T, 3 ; \u201c C Allans, Rae & Co, pusseu \u2018and | topsusl.Nobody | would Le wore | from his boys, who picked up the ?._ QUEBEC BICYCLE CLUB.LAN Te ask tha Morning #8 Trave, at New York from Bre gonars), gers an pleased than myself to see the Sham-|complishment when they vers at Te flight of Vermin from + i i i men.; 1 he did on hoth | gernese.Chrouiele on file ia the reading room.8 hil PASSED DOWN.rack win as well as s & .0 ss evi at Liverpool from l'hil $8 Ceylon, Hansen, tor Sydney.days this week, and the J'rince| Charles Darwin's statue, the gift of PILGRIMAGE.48 Teutonic, at Liverpool irom New [38 Am risnthia, Taylor, for Glas will be squally well pleased.Fe un-| Professor Poulton, has been put up - daubtedly wag delighted to have the |ip the Oxford University Museum GENERAL MRETING 0?THE| A pilgrima consisting of some York.gow, a ° n A above Club will be beld 1 the Victori: | 700 Parishioners of Nt.Jean Paptiste, as Lahn.at Bromea from New York.= Te far, Liverpoo i ee.the a yer, = con rat 0 the statue of Sir Isanc New.Slot instant y = arndam.a! terdam from > .» A \u2018 \" .: ; Hotel, TO NIGET (FRIDAY) + § Montreal, went down yesterday murr- New York.SAILED FOR MONTREAL, | we can.Without the slightest | Big hequesta to universities ure R » a23c'aluck As the ssbedule for the Aonvel | ing py R.& O.steamer Three Rivers doubt the Khamrack is magnificent [rare in Germany.Donn has just re- Ralsy Race to Cacouss will be drawn up, [to Sts.Aspe de Beaupre, and after 88 Patricia, at Hamburg from New | Alcides, \u2014\u2014 Glasgow, July 21), heating to windward.ceived 1,000,000 marks ($250,000) mater is .py to be | spending some hours in tho city left York.DOMINION LINE Yolonta.\u2014\u2014, London, July 20.YACHT NOTES.fram the estate of a so7-inJaw oi ' at 3.30 p.m.lor Monisgal.TON NE.SIGNAL SERVICE, # o the late Professor Becking.; i vo 3.BOSS STRAYS, ow CAFE Dominion Line U.8.mail steamer LSERVICE, | vies commotors | Harold Kenedy 8 Wn Be Ee of age Leeminé, Miles & Co, Montreal, General Agents for Canada.Hoa.Secretary.ARR Ab.Canada, from Boston on the J2t\\l Father Point (157) \u2014 Cloudy ; | Lou on yacht Muriel.who has already undergone seventeen - Agout five o'clock last evening the | inst., arrived at Queenstown at 3 strong west wind.Mr, \u2018rew's laupch, the Albatp.ss sentences.js charged with commu- ren Yq ., thirtecy pear old son of Mr.A.|a.m.yesterday, the 20th inst.mer, % p.m.Montfort loon.stag id ane Wednesday tor Mow rien Ling aver 300 burglaries and thefts in à > THE REASON P.{, CURSETS ape ifr.Wood's Phoephoding, Chouigard, ot the C ustola fepart, NOTES.Metis (176) \u2014 Clear; strong gale | apin.She was muh admired ns she | \"A German mon pas calculated ne Gre Pot rs a | up some ee rs wait.eur | y TH Allan Line £8 Brazilian from west wind., Inward 10 a.1n, Ililda- |passed up the river, the human brain > pontains B03.Ate 20 popular is mainly the erdoriag, druggists in Oanads.Onl voir the bridge.Zot struck on the igud Montreal for London arrived out | well.Yacht rate on Saturday for (he ln nepve cells, 6,000,000 of which Jeruuncnt Ctable medicine discove:! Thursday morning.Cane Magdalen (292) \u2014 Clear, gale | Quebe: Yacht Club Challenge Cup.A P.C.Corset after atitched to- poshr, in tightly etretched our a stem hé=icd izen foam.This takes alt the *pive\u201d cut of it, That is why ke and gre suceeded by new ones every day, At this rate we get an antirely new brain every sixty days.Mr.Balfqur haa assigned à civil packng to care ail | by o pry which slipped from a fog : Line Cali i capt.rthw sind 3 \" | Weakness, all effects of sbuse and was precipitated into the water, Alay Line\u2019 83 jifornian, Capt.| nol eat wind.Inward nocn Ruse | This is likely to be a very intcresting y Tiv \u2018at\u2019 .m.i | neath.5 y OTT Sale on recep He would surely have been drow ned Finpcy.grrived down \u2018at 7 pon.und race, as some Now YRChLS arg (ter Dies: 86.Onevoët plants, | had is got been for the cclerity with after taxing passengers loft at 9.80} Fume Point (322) \u2014 Clear, strong (ing.The course is the trigngular \" - pan.for Liverpad, For the future [north west wind.Inward 11 nm, |couvse in the harbor, Start east wind y it its all the time and every time.re ae.| 2 Fo a pe 0 an re 10 ao Cape ar pe, [1 Sent ens we SiH olan TE se drs the bridge, scrambled down the wall | oo Thursday instend of on ¥atur- | Anticosti \u2014 Clear; strong _ norih- o'clock.sheton, who has found time wo write sr Wood's Plhosphodine is sold in Quebee | and grabbed the boy just ps ho was {gay west wind.Heath Point (487) Out- | ¢- THE WHEEL.a history of Welsh literature, and to One Dollar dy ail responsible 1, ugists.sinking for good.48 Bt.Olaf sailed at midnight for | ward 1 p.m.tug Cypqueror.Tilsonburg, Ont., July 20.\u2014 Early | win literary drizes at the Tistoid- Esquimaux Jfpint.with the mail and bis ing the sk: loudy and | tods « ; N.\u2014_\u2014 is morning the sky was cloudy a , and is now at work on a Welsh ATTENTIO several passengers for the North foëked taueh ljkg rain, which would | bibliography.* .On Ratupday morning we will of-| Shore, as well as full eargo, COULDN'T HOLD HIMSELF UP.| have been o drawback to Tilsoubjrg'ÿ | A Polish : 2 ol schoolmaster, Fzepanik by Anthracite Coals | fer for sale a Jorge lot of carpet There is nothing new in steam Mrs, Jagga (time 2 a.m.)\u2014\u201cWhat | big bicycle meet, but as the red name, claims to have invented an seen P.C.Corset ~naee remnants and ovsioths at \u2018ery chartering so far this week.The | in the world kept yeu so Jats 2\u2019 vanced it became bright and hot and glectrical device which utilizes a bean PRRISIAK (0 H 1 low prices at Faguy, lepinny & market is getting firmer here na well Mr, Jagge\u2014\"W-why (his) m' desc, | raved tg be a ai day for the | gf light to explode ot Ife y Freres.as in England.jus\u2019 as T was comin (hic) \u2018long first | bicycle paces.The track wasjn ex- in also pillaged to have perfeciod an 1.3 CORSETS THAT Yr A Egg.- #4 J.adoga, Capt.Goulding, which | shing know'd was held up by shix | epllent pondition und geod time being | Instrument hy means of which ob - 8 .?We draw attention to Messrs.G |complétes ber cargo of deals here, ar- | or sheven highwaym'n on (hie) | made considering the high wigds.| fects At a sansiderabls distance cau .R.Renfrew & Co.'s advertisement.I rived at Valencia op July Lith with | darksh street.People came from all the surrounding | be seen, tinted with their natural Stove, \u201cThey are oTering the balance of their | part of her cargo danaggd.She | Mrs.Jaggs\u2014'Well, It\u2019s a good | towns and cities to witness the races: | Colorssen'g.Women's and chixdsen\u2019s Straw | put into St.Michael's, as before re- thing they Bappgned to be there to \u2018.SUMMARY Hats aé balf price.ported, on June 22nd.alter having À hold yoy yp.You never could have .: One glim of a dental si wi Chestnut.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 heen obliged to jettison part of her | done it yourself, Mile Novice\u2014.T.Trowbridge, B.| oft ease an aching molar.\" WANTED THE POLICE.cargo.She was examined at Valen- a EE STE - AN fresh mined sud free from The policd were ealls) down last | cia by a board uf survey.m Toa per DUST aod CLINKERS.night to the 83 Lake Superior for| SS Osmanli.Capi.Bates, sailed I the purpose of keeping the steerags | yesterday \u2014 afterngon for tiseanock, .hr ATILOWEST RATES.passengers from roaming over the | with « cargo pi loaded by Mc- 1p cetétté town.\u2018This, however, is no port of | Arthur Bros, & Lp.: : the city police duty, so the agents of 88 Kinsale, Capt, Nash, from Ant- - .the i wil) have to foot the bill { werp.arrived yesterday moraing and LIM I TED, 3 BENSON & BORLAND for the extra police.A young Jew | went into the basin to load for Do- 9 | came over without a cent and want- | bell, Beckett & Co.Cant.Tayl os ed to go to New York.The officers of 88 Lake Superior, Capt.Taylor, ar- 22 ST.PAUL STREET.the ship wanted to hand TH Opts to [rived in port lust night after a very OFFIORRS .\u2018 7 the police, but the latter could not Interesting voyage.The pohuwing JomN TOR .f 1 take him in charge without war: | extsgesp taken from the log! show » RANC ,, Montren\u201d, 2 Machiaory Mouléors Wanted.| ste bin io f that the Gi) Fes one not unmixed E, Jr., , President.W W.MEACHAN, M.D, Kingston, Ont.Sad Vice- Yo: .with apxiesy 10v plie officers sud | WILLIAM WOORE, London, Eag.,15t Vice-President J.B CLARKSON, Montreal, Treasarer.= HREE GOOD MACHINERY OBITUARY.many passengers i Left Aqrerpogl Gt J ; 5 .on _ T Moulders, ler beavy work Guod | Mr.Free Jawson, son of.the late July: modérate westerly winds an\u201d BANNELL SAWYER, B.C L, Secretary.IIE ta LE PE Magna - ; Iimvid Lawson, of Father Point, died âne.July Oth, ¢ a.m., passed In- PRP.A TR ages paid.G & CO Wednesday morning, ai hat place.nistrahull, fresh westerly breoze and Po .: REID, CRAT > after a short illness.\u2018The dçceaued, 8.W.sea.Thence experienced mode- : .Th b 1 St.Andrew Street.| who was a young man 29 years usd | rate to strong southwest to north- | Capital 1 §400.000, divided inte 1,849,990 ubares of un par | Gold Bricks: We expect to bave our first gold brick in \u20ac 0 crva ~~ 5 wonths old, was very much esteem vs Yao sea po Jat.36.20 x.\u201cplu ca gach.Working under tho 0 , Montreal within 6 months from 1st of June pe his sterli lities.I ong.2 ; moderate n he Ontario Gompans's : i .; ; THAT TEE oo lor be fo his unclo, .John Ye wind and ses.sus 14th, midnight, | Act, non-personal linhllity, har peng pine pomp | in oh rime 1000 ary.shares at Le.E TAKE PLEASURE in annooncing that THE ROBERVAL Ÿ FOR Williams, snd was married only six | sighted a large body of heavy pack | Treasury $ Fund 0.00 8 ree 8 from the sales of which | wish to pay In f at time of purchase may do so and re- is now open to Sportsmen, Pleasure and Health Seckers, or É Ta moni ng, i gm catch | a7 SO ely ho Lo | Cy eh ge Cenclarion From the rests à ah aod Co Wich, Bovis Alors 1 eral regret, as he way of g most wai | find a passage, sea beconiung hea- | egy Conclusion: From the results already obtained, we BIT H ub » | 5 ition.i oceeded.3 p.m.Sul Mines The mining location which it is the {al pro- | (hi i Billard Room, Lawn Tennis, Danes Ball anda new Bicycle ARTISTS able disposition 4 a dense.og.set in and stopped jd vince of this Company to develop, is known as the \u201cirdar think we are safe in saying that this is one of the heat aud He amopg the wisactions.Also the Island House, oid \u2014_\u2014 , ] £ the Manitou\u201d \"It fa technically known as the H P 250 moet promising investinents in sight, and we believe that A \u201c : or LB > ét Bléss, being | completely surrounded ol + f large profits will be made from such investment i Discharge, whero the Leaping Quanabiche, Monaro \u201cob thig niher round {rip from Quechee to with heavy pack and field ive.hip toca tion, and lies in the Rainy fake Mining District of | ghort while.v na very Inlans] Ses, is peady oie woashing 8 ounce rods, Fur HOHE KE OH CATR à } ul and ¢ : ; M ATRRI ALS through the lovely lake amd | drifting in dense lux y al 6 a.m.July! The Vein : Is 4 feet wide at the surfnce or wider and ° iuformation address a mountain déener of dhe Cans Io, wien he Jou x sare fd a = e the wide h increnses 2 the shaft is sunk, until at a depth of ENGINEER'S REPORT.Manager of The Rob arval, .=> Sagnenay and back to Quebec by | clear water by 9.50 a.m, 8 En of Wark ; In addition to surface prospecting and tracing Wabigoon, Ont., 28 Dec., 1708.: fet tha Complete Line ! pet lsaching a all the uy had pense fog.stoppe ship the Join ques the Bo erty: 4 shaft has been sunk tod Made by Mr.Hu hD.Alston, of the Neepawa Mine, On- .WHERE .FULL STOCK Lu ji 1 Lower st Lawrence, in withoutilin the vicinüy;\" 5 pm.oceesling | feet farther and to drift for 00 feet ni -vein.When pre EE a Mont ° MON 4180 doubs one of the most varird and: very ow au paring \u2018banks of pi this is completed, further and mt prment will BANNEL SAWYER, Esq., Montreal, Que.THE TROUT HIDE.DI AMOND BR AND B ks lightfal togrs op this continent, Midnight, dense fog, turned ship's | be arranged for.sir in accordance with your request by telegram duted .7 N ew 00 A Daylignt A h ars.NO [ead to the eastward; 2 a.m.of July na \u2018est : Eighteen tons of ore from the dumnp were Nepige Bide, | now: begr.to hand you report on \u201cSir-{ \u201c+ \u2014Jor+\u2014 =H ide teurf-tsnould fail 10 EX-§ 71h, fog cleared and sighted another} M ed and the gold retorted at the \u201c\u201cKeewatan Reduction | dur \"Mine; better known #8 \"Sivetle Toys: x, 63 FO.cellert hotel accommodation sty; = Works\u201d which went 80 (0 to the ton, Five hundred pounds A The Large R d ones are in the Deep Oold i body of pack i d numerous, e Location and Méans of Oommuni; A Large ER 8 hn E.WwW.al sh\u2019 s Rotel Roverval Round id tick- voy on and Mes pue Ah ing for | from the pay-streak was put through, which went 0 heavy | contains 67 acres, more or less, moe Hn Ter ert 2 ete of oO y ollars each.any yes: bpd the ice slowly, , in gold that extra quick silver 0 he put on the plates | jtou Lake, in the Rain À River District af anki, is LAKE EDWARD.and af sève In.Jouad: p passage | OEACh LS Len: These were only partially saved, 2 wo distant about seven miles fiom Denmark at tho head of ! = 7 25 Mt.John Stesst, Quebes, Bookseller 3nd Stationer.POLICE NOTES, and passed into clear Water 5 9 pve one thousand pounds on hand which we sampled and the lake.and about thirty-three miles from Town of Wab- Tue Praises of this Besatiful / In the Police Court yesterday the|a.m.Numerous Lerga in sight UP; had assayed by Professor Donald which showed #15300 to i oar AE Bath Ie ats theue are the Canadian : Pacific LAC DES GRANDES ISLES Wind-Guards, Culvert Fipra, +O TTT case against Capt.Easterbrooke, of | to arrivai at Delis Isle at roon ofil the tôn: # ES ee are ns rich as this.the [necessary supplies can he obtained at reasonable at avo beon azug by all ite visitors.Chimney-Tope, Sewer Pipes, MIO \u2014- = the ss Pitlae, who is accused of | July 17th, 5.40 p.m.Famgad Greenly whole cost of tating the nifine can :be paid from them Copnnuniaction is carried on during the winter by horses Flue Linings, Invert Blocks, BOOKS taroning dirt in J.Wagner's bateau, | Inland July 18h, mederaty wijds| alone, leaving é free mitling gold fordividends, ._ .: | dnd aleighe and {no summer by steamboats, with the excep- Lot Manufacture] by the | was withdrawn.© The plaintiff has |and frequent fog bepks.faveral| Assgys: By Mon Here , fs A.Sc) Consulting! tion of seven miles over a.Goverament road.Th La tides H ; ï or nor taken ation against the captain large steam: were er) skirting the Joost of ie C.K of Mongrel : Av on amples the Shaft and Lode : The shaft is dowr'43 feet and timber- | £ uren USE ' Hamilton & Toronto Sewer Pipe \u2014 A for dama private property.e to a passage.n July mn : 1 wig\u2019 tnd fri YH 10.feet and fron ; i Judge ers is ont 1g Ye pre- | one female child died of pneumonia which was capefully talked, do vis extracted from the Tot and from there down it is about 8x 81 Situated on ths Shore of Lake Edward, where COMPANY LIMITED.à ad from | clihe partly following the h | ve taken eve i .PJ.EVOY'S, (imi Erni fs) nes ue ie 35 1 nt pe og ot Chimie 4730 Crd a Ee, sna | SR Entetie lnst éinne | LOGAE AEENTE SE .y liese, accused of stealiñig $178 tra,x | no other illness on the passage, The | Of the Saath WEA Fonld, M,A., Professor of Chemistry, it is go naire vol.of or {rend structure; ib 'shitws | Bailw y Station.; .the LC.afution, Levis.C.F.Pent: | Luky Superior was detained ai \u201c959 | Risflop'e College, sample taken from the pay streak, went Woipld imake Hho vein over | Guides, Tents, Toss, Q:ncer aad supplie Meares.15.Wo ET C9 = ST.JORN STREET.land, Fad., QC, has Leen retained fo | Isle for hou hav - 7 feet wide.of all kinds can be bad.\u201d | 77 Dalhousie Ytreet.107 ° the atence.\u2018 * ° gage of some oi he ema bog vious ron\u201d, hie following results were oblaintd : JAI Sion, timber, dc.ow is à very fayauraiile es wigs Fir Fisling ip séjoiniog 1skes | Mr, JAS.MAGUIRE, 8 & 10 Dragle % hg : hr * ast of the shaft, a 4 X i ; = : Fase to Fare pith Napolcon, by O.v No not forget that we bave remov- War AL nee game from | g14, 830.00, 9615.\u2014~~vik now under ground visas towards the shall, orn i Sapplled ta Fr gartiguiqus and informatian, apply to ° VOTES Caine ed to the Iirothera Sebool.Faguy, | six fou port.ere were Gy-1\" Plan of Operation: As soon as the vic BOW under | Br sravity tramway of small cost, ROBT.ROWLLY, .Lepinay Frere, - Faguy.He ge board, gleven: contract baa been completed, our plan is to erect a.\u2014_« ie a iurge quantity of dry timber on the property Proprietor.\u2019 \u2018 A quete Pre, a oben Ne of whos were Lo have come of tel step mil in such vry Chat cight mors nee er ve | icon for fuel rego te te | AL A ! ç ; H , bub ap 1 n, w in ffici ques.past \u2018aaderex 1, by Sidney Pickering.NO FAULT .OF THE CAMERA.{pox at the time ihe Hurop's con-| supply ore rapidly enough 1 keep tnat-nimber of stamps | building logs and mill timbers can ue chtained pdlacent to {! d Member af the wropoh Gohtalrute w by pe noire come to wel ypu sir.that tingont wartad i join the snip, they Fong nigh ana 4 moe : ht Keen 1 the lake.dation.© 0 ag 0 ê , Society of Paris, Woman in Grey, by , Withamsm otographs you took of the | were left ind, Their bagkage Output : more than eno eep the| Recommendation.Considering that this locati i \u2018 A = > Robert Bar.other day are not at all satisfac.came on tle lake Huron, hover, two TIL ping, when ve roi he able to see and Prove go favourable nityated for minim Ey milling.and nag Veo.SPECIALIST The Saroug Are, Le Baws tory.Why, my husband looks like | and it was only as a precautionary | the valie of our mine sa we would also receive money | ing from the character of the vois and quality of ore ex- 0135 RAMPART Foy Discasee of the Eye, , Nose and Whea Knighthood Was in Flower, Ly Edwin as ape 3 rai pus, you should | measure that the clothes were fumi- stendlil from the ore wy ep Pre SE, Share posal jn thes shaft, 10 of e 30 nion that this location od Gal N La copie y ! Throat.Cakcées.ught hat ore you had | gated.Take Superior landed 300 | rendering unneceses ren Shy will develope in ver'y valgablé mine com el : À, t - ve Kingdom of Hato, by Tom Gall.him taken.\u2019 you ha Fate - ake = nero | ge passeaze rs and enabling us to command a better price for them when {small outta , and have no by tation Th retomye Ye $ hin Mer a » be sown ba Consultation \u2014_\u2014r 03 PAL 3 , x Moremi \u2014_\u2014 = - = | were put olf day big! ship | offered.as a sound investment.SERS A 4 4 : \u201c me Se Le, y Mrs Mob Ve entra ne 87 LOSE Prés The Lo Pet taie TE at gto there would Yours taithtul, 997 opie mak | 184 St.ANNE STREET Wigs! Ferrard, by C.M.Robius- Cook's Cotton Root Compound HANDSOME YACHT.be a yield of $18,000 per month, crushing 30 tons a day.BUGH D.ALSTON, OFFICE YELKEHONY Ig JayBsof the Sea, by F.T Bulien.ety ard monthly oy over | THe yachs, Sweetheart, owned by awes & Hi BREWERS, | Private Residence 34 St.Aune Si \u2014_\u2014 000 Ladies.Bale, efloctusl.Ladiesask | Commodore Gharles &.Buygoyne, ot ' Telephone 4d tregt, DRUG.druggist Tor Cesk's Cotien Beat Com | New York, arrived in fore at p .LACHINE, P.Q.: ¥ yesterday.The owner, who is 1 Application for shares should be made to the Secretary, .; PALE ALES THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE iff pap.Ontario and visited the Thousand Bottled by No 1 and No.2 is sold i Islands .\u201cDONNELE, 26 Ange Quobee wpe ean Guim | va de Co Temple Building, Montreal.[4.030 N 10d recomended sit mile 1207 bave come ough Fare BAN NEIL SAWYER, B.C.IL, AND PORTER Quenicle hat Mountain = TEMA.ee Quebec, LI.weaken.YOUR 157 FOR ops 1tati dangerous.Priee, No.1, $1 ~MITHMAK:: PES EEE | To eh Swami by e 0.SURE! or J, maljed o og Aad Win Tat York City, is accompanied by his lished every lawful day fy the ros, 180d 3 sold mm] by T responsible Druggists "]