The Quebec chronicle, 25 mars 1901, lundi 25 mars 1901

[" ore 179 St.Joseph house 188 Valler stroe LV.NO, 19,873.QUEBEC, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1501.APPROACHING A + DANGEROUS CRISIS \u2018French Opinion of the Chinase Situation POSITION ASSUMED BY RUSSIA ITS EFFECT ON JAPAN AND OTHER NATIONS \u2014 MANCHURIA NO LONGER CONSIDERED PART OF CHINA \u2014 A TRI UMPH FOR RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY \u2014 TUE INDEMNITY TO BE PAID BY CHINA.\u2014 New York, March 24.\u2014 The Faris correspondent of the New York Tribuné says :\u2014It in felt in diplomatic circles here that the situation in China is approaching a most dangerous crisis.Never at any moment were any mingivings entertained at we Quai d'Orsay about the peaceful solution of the recent Anglo-Russian dispute at Tien Turin, that being rded merely a: a case of two pus ous fox terriers facing each other until withe drawn by their respective masters; hut what gives rise to gentine uneaziness in official circles here is the elect upon Jafun and other powers, including the United States, when the ull cou saquences of the formidable position acquired by Russia in Manchuria, are known and realized.It is significant that in all the discussions.in regard to China it is now tacitly understood, toth here and in Berlin, that Manchuria is no longer considered part of the Chinese tefritory, being excluded politically and commercially from ' the scope of an ference to China.This in iteelf is already a triumph for Russian diplomacy, and its disastrous effect upon the open door policy, so far as Northern Cuna is concerted, is scoepted here as a foregone conclusion, The v ew at the French Foreirn Office is that the proposals of the United States in regard to the Chinese indemnity are likely eventually to be sdopled.The sum of $200,000,000 to La divided, not equally among the powers, tut pro-rata, according to the cxpenses of the campaign, is considered fair and reasonable.It is now disclosed that Russia especially insisted that each netion should settle its own indemnity with China.In conversation last evening with \u201can important personage at he Quai a it was pointed out to me that de exception of Russia and Italy all the powers agreed upon the necessity of the indemnity, whatever the sum demanded, being negdtisted in a block, all the powers acting together.because if one power were permitied to negotiate separately, all sorts of givings and takings and swappings of commercial concessions and territorial premises would follow, and when the time of liquidation came it would be found that the influence «# each power in China wouid be measured by the mortgage acquired by some separate and often secret treaty.As my informant emphatically stated, separate demands for indemnity must lead logically to the partition of the Emire, which all powers pretend ' to desirous of avoiding.\u2018or this reason there is every probability that the powers will unite upon the indemnity Proposition suggewted by the Unit:d ates.ptosis es THEATRICALS IN LONDON London, March 23.\u2014 The theatres are now suffering fiom a long period of bad weather, but are expecting Letter business after Easter.Sir Henry Irving's profitable provincial season ends at Birmingham to-night.He wiil take a short holiday befcre opening his London season; but Miss Ellen Terry will play Nance Oldficld at the Coroñet Theatre in order to*h: the revival by the Purcell Operatic Society of Dido and Aeness and The Masque of Love of which her son is stage .Mr.Geurge Alexander will speeuily produce Mr.Henry V.Fa» monde's comedy The Wildernces and Mr.Forbes-Robertson returns to lon- gon a the cotnedy theatre witha full Plays.rs, RLry's The Royal Necklace, under rehearsal at the Imperial Theatre, will Le 4 costume flax.badly translated from the French t will Le Carlyle's version of a famous from the life of Marie Antoinette, vith, variations, An immense amount of moi will be e- pended in staging it.\"ey tees.~We have a complete line of dreas stufty._Faguy Lepinay & Frere.future agreements in re-| BLOODY BATTLE INST.PETERSBURG Between a Body of Cossacks and Workmen LATTER SUFFER HEAVY LOSS OVER ONE HUNDRED OF THEM KILLED OR WOUNDED-STATE BRANDY BOOTHS DEMOLISHED \u2014PLOT AGAINST THE LIFE OF THE CZAR \u2014 HIS MAJESTY WARNED.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 London, March 25\u2014The Daily Mail publishes the following, dated March 24, from its St.Petsrwburg corfespor- dent :\u2014\u2018\u2019Yesterday | (Saturday) five hundred workmen from the Obuchower Metal Works paraded on the Nevskoi Prospekt.On the way thither they demolished the Statf brandy booths.Eight hundred Cossacks, with drawn swords, met the workmen and a sanguinary encounter ensued.The number of killed and wounded ia kept secret.The police have discovered a plot against the life of the Czar.It appears that a group of students drew lots and that the fatal choice fell to the son of a prominent general.The student told his father and the latter informed the Czar, imploring him to leave St.Petersburg.\u2019 The St.Petersburg correspondent of the Daily Express says :\u2014\"In the last encounter at Narva Gates one hundred workmen are reported to have been killed or wounded bv the Cossacks.\u201d St.Petersburg, March 24.\u2014Repewed demonstrations on a great scale are expected to-morrow.It is reported that Prince Viazemsky has been dis graced for petitioning the Czar to consider the ericvances of the students.Lagowski, the Provincial official who last Friday attempted to assassinate Privy Councillor Pobedonostzefl.Procurator-eneral of the Holv Svnod, is a disciple of Count Leo Tolstoi, and he has asserted that the act was one of revenge for the excommunication of Tolstoi.According to a special despatch to the Rossya the Governor-General of Keifl, General Dragomirofl, has published a riot ordinance similar to that pullished by General Kleigels in St.Petersburg, and declaring that the military will be called out unless the ordinance 1s strictly obeyed, The dav passed qui'tly in St Petersburg.Some forty thousand persons promenaded about noon along the Nevskoi Prospekt.particularly in front of the _Gnthedrai of Our-Lady of Kanzan.The .crowd dwindled to normal Freportions when it-became apparent fhat nothing would happen.The promenaders were for the most part curiosity scekers.\u2014_ TO LEAVE FOR HALIFAX Ottawa, March 24.\u2014The members of the South African Constabulary weil leave here positively for Halifax on next Tucedav aflernoon.\u2014 rem KILLED IN A PRINTING OFFICE Toronto, March 23.\u2014John F.Roadhouse, a porter in the employ of Warwick Bros.& Rutter, wholsesale v'a- tionary and publishers, met a terrible death late this afterncon whilo cleaning the presses after they had storned running.Fes skull was fractured in several places and death was almost instantaneous.The employes, with the exception of the pressinen, stopped work at the noon hour, and the after- oon was devoted to cizaning the ma- chinety and preparing for Monday's work.About five o'clock Roadhouse commenced to clean one of the large presses, and, in order to cet af all the parts of it, he was obliged tg crawl underneath the masrève mmchine.The press had just stopped rünning and Roadhouse evidently thought that it would not be started again during the dav.No sonner had he got under the press when the machinerv was set in motion.One of the large revolving bars struck Roadhouse on the head.rendering hime unconscious.The press was stopped as soon as possible and he was oxtricated by the pressmen, but died while being taken to the Emergency Hosiital.Coroner Cotton was notified and issued a warrant for an inquest on Mondav.d was 36 vears of age and leaves a wife and two children.pu SAVE YOUR MONEY If you want any dry », go yn- mediately to Faguy, Lepinay x \"Frere, you will be certain to\" find what you want.: \u2014 Confidence Us the champion of suc conn.Bols\u2019 Very Old Geneva.THE NE PLUS ULTRA OF SOHIEDAM.(YELLOW COLORED BY AGE) Por Case of Por Cosy Por Cave of Por One of Whe Ene wma Er $1335 $5.50 $1428 $10 2999000000 BOLS\u2019 LIQUEUR GIN can now be had in Quebec City from the following dealers : A.Grenier, \u2018 St.John Street, | Quebec Misael Thibandeau, 81 Sous-la Fort 8 reet, Quebec Alfred Alarie, 8t.John Street, Quebec Louis Lachanos, St, Andrew Street, Quebec Theo.Bureau, Montmorency Falls, Quebec The Viotoris Hotel, The Chateau Frontenac, Quebec FRASER, VIGER & CO., SOLE AGENTS FOR ERVEN LUVAS BOLS, AMSTEROAM, italian Warehouse, .\u2018 Montreal THE COURT OF FINAL RESORT \u2014\u2014rremet mes Reorganization of the Judicial Committee \u2014 rm OF THE KING'S PRIVY COUNCIL \u2014 A CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN LONDON \u2014 HON.DAVID MILLS WILL PROBABLY REPRESENT CANADA \u2014 THE PICTURE ON THE FOUR DOLLAR BILL CANADIAN ARMY WILL NOT BE REPRESENTED \u2014 HARD ON THE CONSTABULARY.\u2014\u2014 meme (Special to the Chronicle.) Ottawa, March 24.\u2014 The Imperial authorities are seriously considering a change in the organization of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in order to give self-governing colonies more direct representation in ihe Court of final resort of the Empire.The colonies are to be consulted on the subject of re-organization, and Canada has been invited to send a representative to England to a conference of imperial and colonial dele ates to consider the \u2018whole question.t is thought altogether likely that Hon.David Mills, Minister of Justicewill ve the Canadian representative to the London conference.The officials of the Finance Department admit that the picture on the face of the new four dollar Dominion Bill is that of the American Soo lock A local \u2018artist was asked to furnish but not having one in his juszession, he advised the Departanent tu send to Montreal.\u2018The Montreal photographer sent a picture of the American lock and the Finance Department used it.\u2018The officials say they were misled by noticing the C.P.R.steamer Athabaspa in the lcck and assumed in consequence that the picture was all right.Curiously cnough the Department « Railways and Canals, which has scorez ef photos of Canals was never consulted about the matter.- Sir W.Laurier has telegraphed to Premier Barton, expressing regret that Canada will not be able to send a contingent, of Canzdian soldiers to participate at the opening of the Commonwealth Parliament.A seniry has been posied in each of the principal hotels in town to prevent the South African Copstabulary from wettin to oe tN eC eer preteen BRITISH CENSUS London, March 23.\u2014 Conservatism is illustrated by the leisurely method in which the census of the Unitad King dom will be taken.Blue parer schedules will te left next Mondav by forty thousand enumerators in every housé and tenement, and on the follow- inæ Mondav these will be called for, {der seven days of grace have ten allowed for filling them out.nm ART EXHIBITION London, March 23.\u2014 A larçe number of art receptions will te held today in the Studios of Chelsea, Kensington and St.John's Wood, for the private exhibition of pictures.Mr.Comyns Carr is laboring to redeem the new gallery from mediocrity, and the hanging committee of the Academy in estimating the number of works which will be submitted zt above 15, 00.The King and the German Emreror will both contribute valuable works to the Spanish show at the Guild Hall\u2014\u2014 Bentley's Liniment relieves every form Inflammation.Fqually good for external or internal use.Directions with every bottle.Ask for Bentley\u2019: and take no other.Price tes ants.\u2014\u2014 BUSINESS IN ENGLAND Matters a» Seen by a Canadian Banker.Toronto, Ont., March 23.\u2014 After an alsence of ten wecks, Mr.Byron E.Walker, general manager of the Bank of Commerce, has returned from England, where he was atterding to business in connection.with the amal.mation\u2019 of the Canadian Bank of mmerce, the Bank of British Columbia and the establishment of a London office.Ax to business conditions in the OM Land, Mr.Walker siys that more than ever English busine:æ men are dobating (he question 28 to how far the value of their trade is being interferred with by the United States and Germany, but the English blic seem _jnert and conservative and fave not so far been stirred up Lo action.Mr.Walker could find very little evidence cf the growth of | im ial sentiment among businessmen in and.At the bottom no real imperialism is felt by thé British manufacturer and trader.It reste with the colonies to\u2019 create the smti- ment so that the ultimate transfer of (he ship building and iron and .steel industries to Canada will seem to England a natural development.A scarcity cf money for new enterpriszs existe at present in England, dve to tome extent to the large loans | made necessary the war, and, while .it is generally conceded that the war ls over, additional large expenditures are expected.If the war loans were placed, a great numter of fRoatations of all kindr would follow.Mr.Walken remarked that the Englishman's thoughts were directed towards Australia more than Canada, because there was more English money loaned \u2014\u2014rmmmetée> amer The new stock of gents\u2019 wear at 2.Paguet's is well worth an early visit.14 (s rich in variety and quality, a photograph of the Canad.n .lack,- | SERIOUS OUTLOOK IN-FHE FAR EAST CL A Japaisisse Squadron Sails from Nagasaki HILSTARY CONFERENCE ATTOKIO pe \u2014 QUESTION OF HOME DEFENCE TQ, BE CONSIDERED \u2014INTENSELY ANTI-RUSSIAN FEELING\u2014VON BUELOW'S RECENT DECLARATION IN THE REICHSTAG DOES NOT FONCERN JAPAN.rm London, March 24.\u2014 *'A Ja squadron, Adrh shima commanding, left Nagaseki Saturday for Korza,\u201d says the Yokohama correspondent of the Daily Mail.\"The general opinion here is t the situati serious.Urgent instructions Leen issved by the Minister of War, Generali Viscount Katsoura, to the commanders of forts to attznd a conference in \u2018Tokio to consider questions of home defense.\u201cThe war rumors are causing a fall in prices on the various Bourses.The feeling of the country is uneasy and intensely anti-Russian, but the Cabinet shows no indication of its policy.\" Yokohama, March 24.\u2014 The Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kato, Takaaki, replying to an interpellation in the House of Repres ntatives said that Count-Von Buelow's declaration in the Reichstag concerning the con struction Germany placed upon the Anglo-German \u2018agreement did not concern Jzpan, a8 the Goveinment of the Mikado, in adhering to the agreement, accepted the plain and wnmis- iakable significance of its terms and intended to adhere to that reading.is have \u201cit docs not concern Japsn,\u201d ex- clzimed the Minis.er, - \u201cii agothor power intcrprefs the agreement according to a strange cude cf its own.\" IN REBELLION London, Masch 25.\u2014 The Ottoman Government, according tu the Conrtantinople correspondent of 1h?Tim», has sent à warship to Marathocapes, island of Samoa, off the West Coast of Asia Minor, the whole southern region of the Island teing in rebellion.Ma DYATH OF A FEMALE DOCTOR New York, March 24.\u2014 Dr.Mary [Smith West, who for twenty years hax ken a practicing physician \u2018in this city and \u2018had for her patients many of the wealthicct.families, died muédenly 10-ddy.She was 81 years old and a native of Binningham.Englandme rer THE DEATH ROLL.Toronto, Ont, March 23.\u2014 Arthur W.Russ, Barrister and Broker, well known in business and social circles in Canada, ditd to-night at Grace llos- pit:l of paralysis.He had been ailing for several months, and came from Rossland, B.C., with his son to enter Grace Hospital.The cd came peacefully.He dicd surrounded by his wife and family.Mr.Ross was born in Nairn, Ont., March 25, 1848, znd alicr entering the legal went to Winnipeg where he practiced fcr yume years.He became Vice- Fresident of the Manitota and North Western Railway Company, and subsequently joined the Howland Syndicace in its offer to build the Canadian Pacific Railway.He was als ne of the first, to prees-upon the altontien of the Ottawa Governmont thé\u2019 désicahi- lity of establishing \u2018fatural parks on the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and Jepared a report on the subject.More recently he became interested in the Rossland gold fields, and wss head of the firm of A.W.Roms & Co., mining brokers and genera) managers of the North Star Mining, Trading and Transportation Coy.He sat for Springfield as a Liberal in the Manitoïa Asembly in 1878-82 and Was then returned for Lisgar in (he House of Commong 4e 3 Conservative.MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE Toronto, Out., March 23.\u2014 The mysterious disappearance of David Buglass, an attendant at Grace Hospital, on December 12 last.and who wag for 13 years an officer in the Royal Artillery, is recalled by à letter received from his brother, \"Ww, B.Buslass, of Glasgow, Scotland by Chief of Police {raset to-day, aking that he prosscuté further inquiries con- cerfiini the missing man.Buglass could have not have disappeared trom his friends more completely if the earth had opened beneath\u2019 his feet, and closed over his body.He went out walking on the afternoon of Dec.12, and never returned to the hospital.His trunk and clothes and a balance of $10 owing to him are still at the hospital.He was well liked at the institution and there was no teason for him to leave in mich sume mary fashion.Buglass telonged to à ge family, hut after serving in the loyal Artillery fell in with evil com- paniors and his family ship him to Canada, Neither his family nor the hospital authorities have hoard anything of him since he Jeft the hospital on December 12.The minsin man was 31 years of age, 5 fext Ry inches tail, of fair complexion with heavy moustache and sparely built.PBuglass\u2019 disappearance recalls the mystery of the fate of Hesse Laird, the East end girl, who left home for a walk in 1845, and wax hever ' heard of after.Miso May Paul, who dis appeared from her home in Gerrard Street West on March 13, is still missing.Buffalo, N.Y., March 24.\u2014 Miss Ma Paul, 26 years old, who suddenly left her home in Toronto on March 16th, was Incated in Buffalo yesterday, but she has again disappeared and her second disappearance may have te sulted in a tragedy, tt rma A large variety of ladies\u2019 and cent\u2019 umbrellas has been received aù 2.Paquet's stores, wuee SPRING TRINME profession |} \\g | the season F.SIMARD & CIE.HOMOKOKOKOKOHOHON ONIN GRAND MILLINERY OPENING And Foll.wing Days\u2014_\u2014 An exclusive display of tho fi: est SPRING TRIMMED EATS as they will prev.il for the season in ® LONDON, PARIS & NEW YORK.Aleo, a Large Display of Untrimmed Hats, Flowers, Sequios, Chiffons, Nets, And Ornaments\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014a Your Inspection Invited.A Cordial Welcome Awails You \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 We are Agents for STANDARD PATTERNS The Designer for April, NOW FOR SALE.10¢ a Copy.- - 81.00% Year.One Price Only.Telephone 2157, F, SIMARD & CIE, 187 St.Joseph Street, St, Roch = i QUEBEC.THE AFRICAN CONSTABULARY.Ottawa, March 34, \u2014 Dr.Borden, Minister of Militia, Major-General O'Grady-Haly, Col.Foster, Guarter- masterGential; and Col.Cotten, Dis trict Officer Commanding, inspected the South African Constabulary voes- trday afternocn.Dr, Borden ex\u2019 pressed admiration at the class of men enlisted in the Constabulary and pro dicted a brilliant * carcer for the corps.The Major-General considered that the men had improved wonderfully during their stay in barracks ere.metres.WANT A SHIPYARD.Windsor, Ont., March 23.\u2014 A num ber of enterprising Windsoritex will invite F.H.Clergre, ot Exsex Count: ', shortly an à tour of inspection.He han zn intention of constructing a railway to James Hav and to Manitalin Island.He will require an enor- mois quantity of general supplies for tte construction, and menufacturing concerns throughout Ontaria will re ceive heavy orders.If Clergve romes to Windsor, Mayor Girard, of Sandwich will make the propos:tion that a ship building vard be established either at Sandwich or at Windsor, where boats may te boit to carry supplies to Manitoulin Island Sault Ste, Marie, and \u2014 on tessa, HOW HANDSOME THEY ARE ! The costumes and ladies blouses at Faguy, Lepinay & Frere's are of the latest fashions.Go and see them.e \u2014\u2014 free IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE.London, Ont, March 23.\u2014 wholesale frm of A.E.Pavey & Co., has assigned 10 C.B.Armstrong, of this city.The announcement of th: failure (used o sensation in business circles and was.à Kenuine surprise to many.memters of the firm are A.E.Pavey aud N.Stanley.The Company carried on an extensive business in wholesale woollens, tailors (rimgings and gents furnishings, and have becn in buriness for aver 35 years Mr.Stinley Williams said that = the liabilities «f the firm were $190,000, and assis S122,000, The creditors of the fim are numerous, hut 4he majority of them are English concerns.A few Canadian manufacturers are also in the list.\u2014Prameremmnenmn PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.\u2014 Toronto, March 23.\u2014\"The Pan-Am rican Exposition business wil! lead to a greal warfare of cul rates before is over.\u201d This prophesy was made\u2019 to-day.by a prominent rail road man.\u201cLook ab the situation,* he said, \"and sce the results of the meeting held here vesterdav.When the agents of the tail and lake lines met they declared that not only would they oppose anv cut in rates, hat they would Laine them.in view of the enor tous business they expected to 0.What happened ?At the meeting oo Was à ceneral slump and a great row.The people who expect to carry teaflic from distant points named low rates.Those who control {ranspotiation flom near points wanted 10 uphold them.They compromised with à raie which will not leave manding room on the Canadian raftways or steamboats between heto and Buffalo.Nobody is satisfied and the rates ar.The WEDNESDAY, March 37th: Z.PAQUET\u2019S Pergrtment \"EXTRA BARGAINS .«.FOR., SATURDAY and MONDAY \u2014\u2014 MONDAY, 25th Maroh, \u201c\u201cTHEEN com.1500 yards Wool Serge and Cashmere, 40 to 48 inches wide, various fashionable thades of green, brown and garaet, very best material for indoor gowns, children\u2019s drestos and dress waists, worth 40 to 60 cente, A Rare Bargain this time at 29g, a yd.\u2014 rar Our Great Annual Exhibition of oft FAGHONS FANGES MO (TITER Comprising Millinery, Mantles, Costumes, Dress and Mantle Goods, House Furnishings and Furniture, WILL TAKE PLACE 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th instant, \u2014\u2014 Dont Fail to Visit the Mammoth Display\u2014 freee a OUR FURNITURE ROOMS are rict.er than ever, and we can supply any grade of goods from the cheapest to the fanciest, JUST OPENING\u2014New Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloths, Upholstery I.PAQUET, 165,187, 160, 11 dusenn 91 __ March : 20th, 1901.\u2014 INVESTIGATE :-: THERE ARE SO MANY PAINTERS Awe.IN THIS CITY.Claiming to do a superior class of work that at times it is difficult to choose one that will meet your interests in a fair and square business like deal.We are not only able to tell you bow your work should be.done to get the best results, but can do it for you, as we have the facilities and experience, having worked in many of the larger cities in the United States and Canada.We carry one of the best assortments of Wall Paper in Quebec.+++0+w+.+ +e++4+et%%e Marchant Bros.PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, 232 St.JOHN St.PPP .CIGAR.10 Cents.MILLER & LOCKWELL, Manufacturers, Quebec.; WARNING! Owing to certain unscrupulous Saloons and Stores retai:ng fnferior waters for the genuine Magi Caledonia Mineral \u2018Waters, we warn the public not to be deceived by such parties, as their object is GAIN and not principle or honor.They buy the inferior for a fow cents per dosen less but the OONSUMER is charged the same price as for the genuine.When you ask for CALKDONIA WATER see that our name is branded on the cork.+++ ts and Bottlers.ro yosierday will not be adhered a.Le M.TIMMONS Agen & SON.| | i 2 THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, CANADA.MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1001.0000000000000000000000000000000000000 ) - Spring Importations JUST OPENED DRESS NATERIALS IN NEW TEXTURES New Costumes Manties Jackets, Golf Capes.+++.GENTS\u2019 FURNISHINGS, New Spring Overcoatings, New Summer Suitings, Dress Shirts, Tles, Scarfs, Gloves.Suits and Spring Overcoats Made to Order NEW CARPETS, RUGS, NEW OILCLOTHS, NEW LINOLEUMS, NEW CURTAINS, POLES, Ete.+ Carpets Made and Laid at Short Notice by Experienced and Competent Workmen, +++.5 P.C.Discount For Cashrie EEE 24 & 26 Fabrique Street, 000000000000000800000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000088000008 CHRONICLE TRLEPHONN, Ho.65.QUEBEC, MARCH 25, 1901 THE RAUE VOM JAMES BAY.The race for James Bay seems have become accentuated during the last few weeks.Rumors are curreat as to the discovery of enormous mineral deposits on the east, or Quebec, wide of the bay, which, should they prove true, will bring about the immediate opening of this vast country by railway communication.The Province of Quebec has a great advantage in possessing the only deep water harbor on the bay, but Ontario is keenly on the alert, and is wo wealthy and progressive that the Toronto people will probably get ahead of us by crossing the Province line at the southern end of the bay and thus getting access to deep water, with the inevitable result of capturing the trade of this vast domain and making it tributary to the sister Province.Two routes are projected on the Ontario side, one from Toronto via North Bay, Lake Nipissing, and the other from Sault Ste.Marie via Michipicoten, on Lake Superior, The last named is backed by the resistiess energy of Nr.Clergue, the magician, who has wrought such wonders in industrial and railway development at Sault Ste.Marie.But the Ontario Government seem so impressed with the value of this great territory that they are disposed to build the railway through to the bayas a Government work, and even so cautious and long-headed a Scotch man as the Premier, Mr.Ross, has declared in 1.Legislature that this will probebly be done.The Province of Quebec owns half of the country fronting on Lames Bay, having ac block of (erritory containing = about seventy million acres of land, rich in suil, timber, minerals and fisheries, and possessing an excellent climate, superior in some respects to that of Manitoba.We segm now to be confronted with the question as to whe ther we shall be forced to relinquish the control of this great country, for that will virtually be the result if it becomes tributary to the Ontario rail- wav system.Of course the Province of Quebec is in a much inferior financial position to Ontario, and could not pretend to build a Government rail way to James Bay, because, even though such a road might become a very profitable venture, ts contruction as a public work would probably cause alarm.The only other way is ta give a portion of the land so as to make the rest valuable, and if that is not done before Ontario gets in we shall be practically out of it.Next e 003 doede tete dede DOS0C0DABODAORTOHOMODAGOC Easter Presents.Gold Watches, Silver Watches.Chatelaine Watches in Fine Silver, Gilt and Enamelled, ahd set with Parisian Pearls.PRICES FROM $8.TO $13.G.SEIFERT & SONS Jewellers, 16 Fabrique Street.Le AAAAAAAAAAAAA Easter Presents.) Souvenir Enamels.Belt Buckles, Brooches, Pins.Cuff Links, Enamelled Watch Guards.G.SEIFERT & SONS, Jewellers, 16 Fabrique Street.++++++0++44444404000% Easter Presents.PEARLS SET IN FINE GOLD, BROOCHES, HAIR ORNAMENTS, SCARF PINS, PENDANTS G.SEIFERT & SONS, Jowellers, 1¢ Fabrique Street.OROROA0ROHA HOBORCHON0BD | Easter Presents.STERLING BILVER HEARTY, STERLING SILVER NECKLETS, : STERLING BILVER CROS3ES 0.SE FERT & SONS, \u2018\"rabrique stret.vBoGeBoBDoBoDeRedoDDOCoDODeDeSDoBoDoDe Los CLOS EVEOREoFoHOS0EOBBoE0DOEoDoDRoEoB0DOROBBOM0 VoRoFoRDoE0DOTOS0DDODoB0E0 T0 Cot-OcDeBoOBoBeMoMeEoB0 SSD °BePo@o Mo NODEAEoDoBCRORBOBoD0BODORL0DoMeRoToRDoEe2oDo2c \"Lo Do DOC 0 D ve; year will probably be ton late.meme inerte HISTORY TOLD IN FIGURES.Statistics are generally regarded as very dry and unattractive information.Yet no man who is fortunate chough to possess a good balance with his banker finds the figures that represent jt at all lacking in interest.What the bauk balance is to the individual the trade balance ix, according to one whool of political economists, to the nation, It shows whether we are profiling by the commercial operations of the whole people or whether we arc carrying them on at a loss.When we read, as we do in the report of the Department of Trade and Commerce just issued, that last year we imported goods Lo the value of $189,623,513 and exported to the tune of $191,894 - 723, we conclude that Canada bas profitted by her foreign trade.This is not necessarily correct, but in general it is regarded as a satizfactory showing when a country exports more largely than it imporis.The growth of Canada\u2019s trade has of late years been phenomenal.Nine vears ago we congratulated ourselves most sincerely on the fact that the foreign business of the country had reached $241,000,- 000.That was high water mark to that time so far as Canada was concerned.Yet last vear the figures for our aggregate trade were $381,517,000, or $(40,000,000 more than the record of 18ÿ2.The increase has been much more marked in the figures of our ex- Ports than those of imports.We passed the hundred milion mark for good in 1892, and now, in less than ten years, we are mending abroad $101, 894,723, of which $170,642,000 stands for the produce of Canada.Our export trade is divided into seven classes, In two of these divisions, namelv, the produce of the mines and animals, Canada is making most remarkable headway, while in all the others there is steady and satisfactory progress.For the purpose of comparison we give the figures in each department.for last year, for 1800 and for 1880, thus covering two decennial petSods.These are as follows :\u2014 Produce of the Mine : 1880.\u201coe \u202632,981,613 1890.8.126.131 1900.uvre LSHITN E30 Produce of (he 1880.1800.Animais and their Produce : 1880.Cea SIRT 600 @ | 1500.\u2026 £4,630,072 1900.Lu.Leurs .87,296,867 Agricultural Producte cr arene $33,187,428 1880.proces \u2026 The Quebez Chronicle to quired from the Dominion an immense | than you can get as good custom-made elothes for.Suits and Overcoats $12 to $25.Sold at the trying-on stage.Finished to order.Money back for any reason., / À h ls Delivered same day.Next time you visit us you will find the \u201cSemi-Ready\u201d store as it ought to be.Contractors have been busy night and day for weeks.You won't know the place.It is now fitted with the \u201cSemi-Beady\u201d wardrobe system - same as the otber nine \u201cSemi-Ready\u201d stores in Canada - \u201d The Gentlemen's Clothing Co., 178 St.John St, QUEBEC.Wholesale Tallorey and Mail Order Dept.250 St James St.Montreal.Ehinc HARDWARE (0.98 FABRIQUE STRERT à |FOOT OF MOUNTAIN # | HEADQUARTERS For BUILDERS\u2019 and GENERAL Hardware of all de scriptions.¥ [FRONT DOOR LOCK SETS In the latest designs and de fit] finishes, with in making this one of the handsomest, 5 tings to match, most convenient and attractive stores 8 | GLASS, on the continent.5 OILS, Every day for weeks the Spring i VARNISHES, goods have been pouring in from the ÿ | MECHANICS\u2019 TOOLS wWholesale Tailory.& For all Trades.The styles leave nothing to be de | EITOHEN UTENSILS sired in clothes for gentlemen.e = =o AND.materials are the most correct you can = | House Furnishing Hardware possibly find.pecialty.Prices are a half to à third lower .NEW.| Spring Hats ! LATEST STYLES end COLOURS IN .O1IEF & SOFT FELT HATS Black, Brown, Drab And Pearl Gray.ALSO .,, Boys\u2019 Felts, Tweed Caps, 17,315,578 38,409,961 Manufactures : 1880, $ 4.484211 6,348,004 15,511,581 \u2026\u2026S 159.188 183,081 540,541 18RG.Lucncccamsvecse anseses $ 87,911,458 98,749,149 i.\u2026 191,804,723 These figures show at a glance that there has been steady and continuous progress all along: the line.Canada mav with reason tosaid to be a growing proposition.While it is conceded we are now on the crest of a world wide wave of prosperity it is equally true that we are at the beginning of a new development.Probably in the next five ycars, and certainly within the next ten, we shall make more pro- cress than we made in anv similar period in our history.The development of the steel industry, with many auxiliary trades, the utilization of the vast water powers and the opening up and settlement of forest areas hitherto neglected are pregnant with great pos sibilites for Canada.Greatly as we have advanced, it mav, therefore, with confidence be asserted that still greater achievements await us in the future.Soon the noble Nile, which has been worshipped for ages, will become the creature of man's whims and plans.All the huge granite blocks required for the new dam at Assuah have been quarried and are ready to be placed in position.Some 15,000 men are om- ploved there, nearly all natives.| The dam will have 180 openings, each 23 feet high and 7 feet wide, controlicd by steel sluices.At high Nile the water will be allowed to run through, but when water is about to become scarce the openings wil be closed and the dam will fill.The water can then be let out as required by the crops, (he regulative dam at Assiut, 300 miles farther north, helping ite distribution where wanted.All will be ready before the Nile flood of 1903.The use of the dam will greatly widen the cultivable area of Egypt and will give that country what other countries lack\u2014a certainty in the matter of {he water required to produce crops.Rains are sbmelimes scanty.India and Russia, for example, suffer from famines due to deficient rains.But Egypt will be certain of water without rains.In the management of the water shed of Egypt man pro Puses to show more skill and foresight than nature has ever displayed.SE \u2014\u2014 À Women with pale, colorless faces, who feel weak and discouraged, will receive both mental and bodily ior by using Carter's Iron Pills, which are made for the blood, nerves and complexion.a \u2014\u2014 lf t\u2014t\u2014 DANGER SIGNALS IN WALL STREET.Leslie's Weekly.As there is an ebb and flow of .the tides of the ocean, so there im also an ebb and flow of the tides of speculation in Wall street.The tide has risen rapidly and with increasing force ever since election day, early.in November last.Evidences accumulate that the walers.of speculation are reaching high tide, and that the recession in (he or dinary course of things must shortly begin.And after it has begnn, one knows how far the recession will fo.1 have thought for some time at the part of wisdom would te to ee at détente m TO UUM A OULD IN OND DAK.Take Laxative-Bromo Quinine Tab lets.All drugrists rofund the m keep oul of the market and te ready to buy when a sharp deciine came.Yet with deals, combinations and absorptions, the manipulators of the street have 80 constantly lifted various groups of stocks in succession that many believe thut there can be no end to the bull movement for montks to come.It is just at such a time, when every one is inclined 10 the hull wide, that I would hoist the danger signal in the stock market.Evidences multiply that money is to be higher, and that business conditions do not warrant the belief that we are to ride on the Lop wave of prosperity throughout the year.The reaction in the iron market, and the depression in wool and cotton are strong evidences to the contrary, and it only needs a bad outlook for the crops and a few great failures to open the door of opportunity for the bears.Surplus capital has ben abworbed in such enormous amouniæ by the financing of new deals involving vast issues of stocks and bonds, that farseeing financiers are already shortening sail.Many have closed out their accounts in the street, taken their large profits, and are now quietly awaiting the inevitable turn which will give them a fresh opportun ity to seek desiragle investmente at low prices.\u2014 rem The smallest man in this year's baich of conscripts in France comes from Cunel, near Montfaucon.in the department of the Meuse.He is named Emile Mayoi, stands onlv 3 fect 0% inches in height, and weighs 42 pounds in his clothes.He is, however declared to be constitutionally quite sound and has never had a day's illness in his life.The biggest man comes from the Department: of the Herault.He stands 6 feet 6 inches, and is named Eugene Casenae.As usual, a gir] has heen by some accident.inscribed on the lists.Wonders of the Nerves Unmistakable Proof That Many Serious Ilis Begin With Derangement of the Nervous Svstem\u2014The Astonishing Success of Dr.Chase's Nerve Food.It is only in cecent vears that physi- clans have come to understand the nervous svalem, and to recogniae that many diseases which afect the head, heart, lungs, stomach and other organs afe due to an impoverished and ex- haunted conditioh of the nerws.Over-work, worry.care, anxiety and severe mental strain are sure to be followed bv headache, neuralgia, dizziness, sleeplessness, heart trouble, indigestion, and serious functional disorders.Gradually the symptoms grow woræ : Pains and aches increase, and one organ after another rives evidence of derangement, util finally there comes collaite of im nerves and prostravion or paralysis, .The family physician seldom gets at the cause of thue ailments.He wives & powder for headache, some form of opium to cause slean, or & stimulant # whip up the debilitated system.Such treatment is onlv of temporary benefit, and the trouble soon re£urns in an ax rravated form.The tired brain, the Wollrout nerves, the wasted strengid must be nourished and built up before nature can have power to drive out dis es.No prescription was ever filled that can do this so thoroughly as Dr.Chase's Nerve Food, 13 \u20188 onlv a few vears sinco Dr.Cliase's Nerve Food frst became known in Canada, and now it is universally ackrowledged by doctors, as well as others, to Le of unsurpassed value us & thorough restorative for weakened and rundown svstems and nerve-ahattered bodies, It is posible that vou have æred, as have many others.amd used & wrong treatment.If you would te healthy and atrong use Dr.Chase's Nerve Food rogularly and persistently, and it will make vou so: 50 centa a box, at all dealere, or Edimanson, Bates It it fails to cure.Mo.BE.W.Grove's signature io on each bom, & Company, Toronto, Scotch Caps And Sailor Hats.Our new stock is so extensive that it is easy to choose a Suitable and Stylish Hat.CONTINUATION JF I SALE Every Article Reduced Ladies\u2019 Colored Blouses, At 68c.& 78c.reduced to 35c.Ladies\u2019 Black and White Blouses, At Se.& 88c.reduced to 443.Ladies\u2019 Fancy Dlouses, At $2.65 reduced to $1.75.1 2 3 THE FOLLOWING 4 :75c.Books iP.J.EVOYSÉ For 25 Cents.% Ladies\u2019 Print Blonscs, 2 Roden's Corner, by Henry 8.Mer- GBc., 780, 850, 881, We.81.10% riman.% snd $1.38, REDUCED TO HALF PRICE| ¥ es Large Reductions on | 2 Poor Little Bell F.©.Phillips Quilts, D ks, ; @ The Folly of inl Abie > = Towels, Napkins, Julian Sturgoes.i Sheetings, Blankets.[5 (, Beroac, by G Doylees 8 Story of Ully, by E.L.Arnold.Dress Goods & Felt Hats] caren erie seer.by x 1 Queon of the Jester.by Max, Pem- 5 Lerton 2 BTILL OFFERED AT HALF PRICE.\u2014 LADIES\u2019 KID GLOVES all reduced.Good quality tan kids, 4 buttons, 75c.now Gûc., Nice 3 stud black kid with white joints, 90c.now 72c.Reliable 3 button black kids, 88c.now 7c.White chamois kids, 75c.now soc.Children's kid gloves reduced to 62c.P.J.EVOY'S, 107 ve, dehn atrest.& GREAT CLEARING SALE In order to make room for WHITE LACE CURTAINS, All Pvt Large vaciely.Price our r, 60c.now 56c., 82c.now , $1.10 now 8c.$1.35 now $1.00.Spring Importations, BOYS SUITS.All reduced in tweed and serge from 4 to 13 years, $2.38 now $1.81, $2.48 now $1.99, $2.98 now $32.38, $3.33 now $3.71, $3.58 now $2.87.BOYS' RECFERS.All reduced.In we offer our entire stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods loth and 2.38 $1.91, $3.4 uced , re se, 6 ia row $2.07, 3248 st Greatly Rod Prices NAVY CLOTH TAMS.All reduced All goods marked in Plain for boys and girls at 44c., 88.and Figures\u2014 rn Sutil Cash SIMONS & MINCUY SUCCESSORS TO SIMONS & FOULDS, 20 FABRIOUR RTRERT SAVE TIME AND LABOUR BY THE USE OF Ornamental Hard Wood Floors And the Perfection Safety Dumb Waiter Fiztore.Cheapest sad sr We give trading stamps.T.V.Scully, 141 BT, JORN BTRART.3.Shaw&Co 18 8.John Street, Upper Town «AWD.Corner Mountain Hill ané Notre Dame Street.Lower Town \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RUBBER ENGINE GARLOOK aud ABBESTOS Ban ¥ Waiter Made, Call and get PACKINGS \"rr ALL KIN .JOHN FLYNN, 1114 St, Anne Street, Engin \u2014\u2014 Bane Goods, cers ass JOS.G.COUTURE] Inspirators, Collation o! Rent, Loupe ce Moeigsgne, White Lead, si Eiri ef 4 Bink and Red Palate, ational B ilding, Mixed Paiute, N 5 0 | Bank | Bulldi Paint Oil, Turpentine, : Brushes.S\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The man who can't govern bis temper has no husiness to be Goyernor of pions } £22 Te oq s Provitioe, - MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1901, Re CNRONIILE, QUEBEC, CANADA DANOISG.Arret ttc BY MOST SIMPLE AND PRACTICAL methode The alte and Two-Step taugh! a few hours.Ranned + Dancing Academy, 25 St Tanisha eorner of St.Johy street.Or address S.H.N.Kennedy, 38 Palace simest, em MOSR TS LOST-BETWEEN THE QUEBEC \u201cChronicle Office and Messrs.Simons & Minguy's, a lady's black leather ursé.The finder will be rewarded leaving it with Mr, G.Addie, Q.C.R.office, Dalhousie street.à HÊLF WANTED.WANTED, \u2014 MAN, UPRIGHT CHAracter, to manage business of old established house.Salaray $18 per week and expenses, payable week direct from headquarters.Expense money advanced.Position permanent; Reference.Standard House, 314 Caxton Building, Chicago.AGENTS WANTED.\u2014SEND SIXTY- five cents and your photograph.We will mount on a beautiful 8 1-8 inch medailion.Return to you post paid.You can use as a sample and make three to five dollars a day.\u2018Medallion Photo & Novelty Co., 53 Wellington street west.Toronto.WANTED.ROCKAWAY.\u2014 A GOOD SECOND hend Rockaway wanted.Apply this office, B.B.WANTED.\u2014TO PURCHASE A GOOD horse ; must be a good roadster, and perfectly sound.Apply to Ww.\u2018Méughton, 42 Eustache Street.WANTED.\u2014 A SET OF GOOD DRIVing harness, also a good two-seated bugzy or express.Apply to W.G.N.Chronicle.0 .TO LET.\u2014HOUSE IN ANN STREET with electric Mght, &c.Apply 134 Ann street.* DOUBLE ROOM TO LET; ALSO A fine stable.Apply to No.27 Hebert TO LET.\u2014 THAT COMFORTABLE house, occupied bw the late Mts.Chinic, situated at the corner of Ste.Genevieve and des Grissions streets, Cape, in Peters\u2019 Block, with all modern improvements, bath, hot water furnace, electric light, &c.Apply to E.W.Methot, executor, at La \u2018d'Economie, St, John street.TO LET-LARGE SHOP LATELY occupied by Jus.Hamel & Freres, on Dalhousie street.Also House No.5 Christie street.La- Rue and LaRue, Notaries.For Saie\u20144 Shares of the Canadian Electric Light Co., Ltd.For terms apply to LaRue & LaRue, N.P.TO LET, \u2014 FOUR FIRST-CLASS tenements, Nos.520, 523, 524 and 526 John street.Immediate possession of Nos.520 and 522 if necessary.Apply to S.BE.Taschereau, notary, _138 Peter wireet.TO LET.\u2014 HOUSE NO 41 ST.URsule street, containing ten rooms and kitchen.Headed bv furnce.Apply to Campbell & Auger, N.P., 61 St.Peter street.T0 LET.\u2014 THE HOUSES NOS.41 and 43 St.Louis street.Will be rented for a term of years.Modern conveniences will be installed this spring.Apply te Price Bros.& Co., Union Bank Buildings.TO LET.\u2014THAT BEAUTIFUL PROperly situated at LaCanadiere, suitable for a club or private residence, also stores.Apply to J.T.La vallee, Sault-au-Matelot street.TO LET.\u2014 FURNISHED, NO.Louis street.Ten rooms.Extension kitchen.Furnace.Or second flat only, three rooms also furnished.Apply to C.E.Taschereau, N.P.T0 LET.\u2014FROM IST MAY, NO.10 Ursule street, heated flat, or rooms furnished or unfurnished ; with modern improvements.Apply between 2 and 6, (inside bell).TO ,LET-HOUSE, NO; 14 ST.Denis ., Cape, presently occupi Mr.Abern, | Kony to Cy.Tessier, Usioa Bank Building.TO LET.\u2014 THOSE TWO NEW brick cuttages on ft.Patrick street, with all modern improvements, wired for electric light, hot and cold water throughout the houses.Plans can be seen and further particulars given ça application to Staveley & Stave y, Architects.FOR BALM OB TO LEY.FOR SALE OR TO LET.\u2014No.25 St.Ursule street, occupied by the late Hon.F.G.Marchand.Appl to Alex.Gauvreau, Nolary, 93 St.Peter HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET \u2014 That first-class property, No.72 Champlain street, suitable for Store or Warehouse, with dwelling particulars overhead.For further apply on the premises.FOR BALE.FOR SALE.\u2014 THAT SPLENDID property 45 D\u2019Artienv street, 105 feet in depth, _ with vacant Jot adjoining.Stable in rear, House heated with hot water and lighted by electricity.All modern improvements.- Mone to Loan.By the Quebec Loati and Investment ompany, in large or small sums, on Goal Katate, Bonds, Mortgages and + tooks, .Office : 76 St.Peter 5 + ROBT: LaROCH : Ree.Tress, WHEN IN MONTREAL STAY AT THE.St.Lawrence Hall, Patronised Leading OJtd ° od uebes.Rates from $30 per day.RENRY HOGAN! - ._ Prouriste_ A Young taglet is called an eaglet, but à little bull ke never called à bullet.' \u201cas A Special Made Some - =æ\u2014==Popular === \u201cSPRING SUITIN $16.00 $18.00.$20,00, Price Overcoat\u2014$I5.00.LAFRANCE & MULLIN, LADIES\u2019 AND GENTS\u2019 TAILORS AND OFFICIAL HABERDASHERS, 48 FABRIQUE ST.Spring Importation.Donegal Homespuns, in Hand Looms.Scotch Tweeds,* Celebrated Harris Make.West of England l'weeds and Worsteds, \u201c Fine Blue and Bleck Vicunas and Serges, Light Overcostings, in all Newest Material, ki Serge, Scarlet Ser e Beautiful ines in WALKING STICKS.Dr.Jaeger\u2019s Underclothing.JOHN DARLINGTON, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.\u2014 A Long, Loud Harm In Heavy Cast Case.A Clock that cannot be tipped over is our latest offer.Only $1.25.Our 8 Day Oak, Strike Clocks, built in solid, correct outlines, Price $3.50, are better value than ever shown for home ARENS CE see 80, ORDERED IN PREFERENCE All Other Brands .BY THOSB.4 WHO EAVE MADE TRIA OP IY, § OOO In-Dour and Ont-Door Games, \u2018We make it our sim to securs for our customers The Very Latest Novelties i And the Most Up-to-Date Goode.Kindly call on us bsfore placing your orders elsewhere.PRUNEAU & KIROUAC, Fabrique St) 116 St.Josoph St 8 Tab fri ty 8 } TEL.ol NO.FOUALEDFSENHEE 8 Quiro Pad of Note Paper for 100, dy d do do .5 dv do do do 3e 5 à dr do do 45e nA LBO Jus.10 100 Kavel or 10e, 100 Oblong Tore fo Iu 100 Square do 20.100 O do 20e.Furthor Reduction on Box Lots, BRST ASSORTED LINE OF SVA- TIONERY IN QUEBEC s ÂTo.\u2026 John E.Walsh's, Bootss'er and Evationer TELEPHONE 1101 THE LARGEST EXHIBITION Of Wall Paper Ever sen in Quebec, now open at Loupret'a, new store 260 St, John Street.Also a large acsort- ment of Îteady Mixed l\u2019aints, Oil, Turpentine, Glass, Varnishes, Brushes, Mouldings, etc.1 also kesp men on the premises to execute Painting and Papering of all Desoription.P.LOUPRET, House, Sign & Decorative Painter, SPOT CASH SHOP.Having decided to close the books and to sal] bu fc.r spt cash, I take this opportunity ta thant.my customers and tbe public in 1 who have patronized me up to this, inx they will continue in foture, and in re turn my goods can be purchased fiom 5 per cent tr.'23 per cen\u2019 chasper than elsewhere, as may te sven by the following list :\u2014 2 | Here Every Day is a Bargain Day.Cae ron à | Brandy, 7.& E.Martal.$190 i 18 McLAREN'S 7: James Houvomy nr 130 11 Brandy, James Heoneery.160 149 3 RBrandw.\u2018ules Robin.160 087 & | Sousch Whisky, Loch Ka qrt 110 09 | Scoteh Whisky, Andrew Usher & Gin, Tobe 3 Kupper & Somers 3 0 © 13 AND TAKE NO OTHER.à | Gin Soie de Koyrer & Soo.gee, 050 085 iam Club Whoky 090 «70 Imporisi Whi 075 06 Granulated Sogar \"08 White Sugar 0rd » Tomaznes, 0 08 Pruneau & Kirouac | ge.ve: out hel Retail PETER ve vos Bras es and sta .Patio Brent \u2018ood, on + packages for.Le .0 50 tationery, Fancy Goods, Toys peser ae 18 jorn Sta.:ch, Benson No.1.0 10 007 N.MOISAN, \u2018Artign Cor.St.Julie & D\u2019.y Bt.3 ps \u2019 i .& Pleases Them All Our Baby Cabs-and Carte can t help but please the whole family.Built light aud strong ; substantially braced ; the wbeels fitted with best of bearings; Hght running; easy springs; and cushioned bodies.JAMES PRRRY, 823 St.Panl Si TELEPMONBWS.The rain falle\u2014but it gets up again 28 BA.John Street, Quebecin dew time, 3 Sporting HOCKEF.HOT MATCH TO-NIGHT, At the Rink to-night there will be an interesting match between a team from the Eightli Cadet Corps and the High School seven.LACROSSE.GRIMES IS OUT.Ottaws, March 24.\u2014The Capital Lacrosse Club will \u2018be without a player this season, the loss of whom, so far as \u2018he material in sight is concerned, will be irreparable.The player concerned is Frank Grimes, the greatest defence player that the organization has had in latter vears.Mr.Grimes is removing to North Bay, where he has secured a good position, which he assumes next week, On the Senior Capitals last season Grimes was the most effective player that the defence had and while he was on the field the other players exhibited more than usual confidence.Last season was the only one during which he played all through with Capitals.Two years previous, though the Capitals were aware of the t that he was a find.they were unable to get him of work for the matches and the team sufiered accordinely.Though the club will naturally feel disappointed that Grimes\u2019 services will not help the team out this vear, its best wishes for his suc cess will go with the Ottawa bov.He will be much missed in other cic- cles as well, as he was a popular voung fellow, a great lacrosse player and a gentletnan.CORNWALL IS OPPOSED.Cornwall, March 24 \u2014The Cornwall Lacrosse Ciub will strongly oppose the admission of Point St.Charles into the Senior League.\u2018The matter will be discussed at the annual meeting of Cornwall Lacrosse Club, which will be held on Monday evening next.A great deal of interest is being taken in this meeting, which is looked Upon as a turning point in the club's history.It is generally believed here that torn- wall has material for the host team in the league, and could have won the championship last vear if the players BOBECO IS ROSROS CROSS i of the season.The plain fact of the matter is that some of the players could not pull with tho Executive, ard there was more or less internal trouble all season, out particulariy mn the ear; part of the summer.As the 1e- sult, Cornwall cuiy had one victory (that over the Capitals), lo i135 credit at the end of Jajv.The nlavers are anxious to sec some new blood om the Executive Cummiitee.All of list yeur's team arc ävattable.They are all vet on the youthful side and should be in their prime this season.THE RING.JIM WASN'T WORRIED, Chicago, March 24.\u2014Champion Jin.Jefiries makes lght of bis recent trou- sted street man, who claims to lost $500 backing Sharkey the the sailor fought Joilries \u201cIt wus this way,\u201d sys .Jeflties 1 wus coming out of fhe theatre the ohet night and I met tuis Flaherty, who made a pass ar me.I did not make an attempt to strike him, for 1 saw that he could nut harm we.On the have tice 0 | other hand, 1 todk every nrecantion to prevent a street row, [rc I have bn desire to be mixed up in such scraps.After Flaherty calmed down swine he readily saw that he had no crievance against me, and that cuded the niil- ter so far as I was concernen CURLING.ANNUAL DINNER.The members of the Quebec Curling Club will hold their annual dinner on Thursday evening, when the winners in this vear's competitions will be presented with their prizes.No doubt, as usual, the dinner will be largely attended.A very exciting niatch was plaved at the Quebec Curling Club on Saturday afternoon between a picked team of four ladies from the Ladies\u2019 Curling Club and the crack team of the Que bec Club.The match was for a barrel \u2018of flour and resulted in a win for the gentlemen after à very close match by one shot, the score ending 23 to 22.The ladies descrve great credit for the exceedingly strong game they plaved.ICE YACHTING.Kingston, Ont., March 23.\u2014 The s:cond of the international ice yacht races for the Walker Cup was run off here this morning.The vachts started at 10.10.35 and finished in the following.order :\u2014 oward Folger's \u2018Snowcloud,\u201d* Kingston, 10.49.85; Calvin's \"North Wind,\u201d Kingston, 10.50.18; F.Sackett's \u201cNermes,\u201d Cape Vincent, N.Y., 10.50.37; Dr.Black's \"Kestrel,\" Kingston.10.51.35.Tho protest against the race yesterday was sustained and the race way thrown out.The next race will be on Monday.\u201d BOXING.TORONTO TOURNAMENT.Toronto, Ont, March 28.\u2014 Canadian three days tournamens Armetewr Bexing and tling Championships, to be held here, beginning April 11, promises to be the most successful yet held.A feature of the tournament will te the number of foreign competitors, if the many outsiders who have heen communicating with Secretary Doherty come to the scratch.Every clams in both boxing and wréitling will te well filled, though there will he more conipetors in the lighter weightn.The winners of the boxing houls recently held in\u2019 Ottawa, IS CULE Yh an had got into condition at the opening ble with \u201cBull\u201d Nlaherty, à Soutk Halvie: Horan, (Bantam); Strike, (feather) ; Austin, ight); Stan, (welterj; - and MeBriarty, (middle), will all be on hand and endeavor to add to their laurels, BASKBALL.THE TORONTO TEAM, Toronto, Ont., March 23.\u2014 r Barrow, of the Toronto Baseball Club to-day from Frank Bonner.Bouner expresses himself as well satisfied with his berth on the Toronto team, apd denies the stories that he refused 10 play bere, .He merely wanted 10 share in the purchase money.says he is glad to get into such a hard-hilting team.He considers every man a strong battery.Bonner says he has a little 325 stick of his own, which he will bring along and refer to occasionally during the ses son.\u2018Arthur Madison writes to Manager Barrow, congratulating him upon securing Bouner.\u201cThat's the best looking team 1 was ever connected with,\u201d he says.YACHTING, LAUNCH OF SHAMROCK II.Glasgow, March 34, \u2014 Sir Thomas Lipton was at Dumbarton yesterday making arrangementa to launch the Shamrock II, and the ceremony has been definitely fixed for April .20.The Marchioness of Dufferin will christen the vacht.The attempts last week to dredge the channel deep enough.to float the challenger failed, owing (to the shifty nature of the Bottom.For a time it looked as if this might give rise to serious difficulties, because the long fin and heavy ballast demand 20 feet of water, which it is impo:- sible to get.In this dilemma, Mr.Watson devised an ingenius plan.This involves a huge water tight box of sufficient buoyancy to carry the whele weight of the yacht.The box is being built around her underbody in such a fashion that the whole of the hollow between the body of the vacht and the fin will be filled up.It is calculated that this will float six feet above the normal waterline of the vacht and that when deep water is reached it can be knocked away.One result of the use of the contrivance will te that the underbody will te hidden as the vacht goes\u201d down the ways, and it will be impossible to get a complete photograph of her.WRESTLING.THE CANADIAN WON.Toronto, Ont., March 23.\u2014 The wrestling match for the heavyweight Graeco-Roman Championship of Canada was contested here to-night in S1.Andrew's Hall tetween D.A.Me- Millan, of Cornwall, Ont., and Joe Lynn, the \u201cGerman Cyclone,\u201d of New York, resulting in a victory for Me- Millan.Ie weighed 232 pounds and his opponent 160 pounds.The first fall was secured by Lynn after struggling for 14} minutes and McMillan captured the s2cond fall in 17) minutes.Wile the third was in progress, Lynn dislocated his shoulder and on ihe advice of his physician, was forced to retire from the contest, leaving McMillan the victor.The match was far $100 a side, with a percentage of the gate receipts.Robert Harrison, of Toronto, was referee, \u2014\u2014 ese BRADSTREETS' REPORT.New York, March 22.\u2014 Bradsireeta\u2019 report to-morrow will say regarding the Canadian trade : Montreal trade reports are favorabl:, Shipments on spring and summer placing orders are large.Reports from the immeliate trade centres of the province Siow a healthy condition of trade, while from the Northwest they indicats more activity this week in business, and a satisfactory outlook for the summer trade.Value of staple goods continue good.The mills are busy, and in a good many cases were some- -jwhat behind on orders.Business at Toronto has been fairly active this week.The snowstorm and rain somewhat interfered with the movement in some departments.Spring goods aro being frecly shipped.The Borling trade is expected to be large.Prices continue firm for all staple lines.Country remittances have bee: fair.; London jobbing firms have experienc ed a very fair movement this week, The country trade is in good shape for the spring business, and retailers have been making liberal purchases for the coming season.Prices continue firm.Business at the Pacific Coast has im- wrovel a litt'e this week.As the tpring approaches orders from retail- rs begin 10 get more numerous, and the outlook for trade the coming s°a- son is very satisfactory at present.At Hamilton there has heen consider able activity in wholesale trade this week.Numerous orders are coming to \u201cand from various points in the Dominion, and the jobbers are husy.Travellers are sending in cheering accounts nf the immediate outlook for business.Staple gonds continue firm.\u2018The retail (rade at the various centre in Manitoba are sending in more cheerful accounts of the outlook for trade the coming scason, and are making liberal purchases from Winnipegfirma.Remittances are fair.Business in wholesale circles at Ottawa has been developing a fair amount of activity this week.\u2018The wholesale firma report a geod many orders from the country, and are vending forward goods ordered xome time ago.\u2018Trade appears to te in a healthy condition.and the prospects \u2018or business rare good, At Quebec during the past week shoe jobbers placed several large orders for the fall, and the continued activity in shoe manufacturing circles Is assirred.Retail trade in the city in fairly brisk.Seasonable goods are in demand.The maple sugar season in close at hand, and from reports ob tained from reliable sources in various parts of the province, the yield will ot, it is thought, reach former years.sap in the frees owing to fack of rain nd no frost in the ground.Dred, ftehing, | ile q © y form ingand ri piles, the manufacturers have guaran it, timoniala in the daily press and ask your neighbors what they Ink of It You oan amo it - em, oon nan, TE Ere DriChase\u2019s Ointment \u2014\u2014 Latel styles of wall paper now on view at 2.Paquet's department store.n [as farmers attribute the cause to no To prove to vou that Dr.Chase's Ointment is a navtain and abeoluts cure for each I received a signed contract and a letter |.A distinctly highyclase luncheon substantiai\u2014s sandwich delicasy, ; prepared frem choicest prime hams, cooked just seasoned deliciously.Put up Ip convenlent siss key opening sand.Ask your grocer er write, LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY, CHICAGO.oe be BT fates 0 Tew OCEAN BAILINGS.\u2018The following isa list of cosas sail for the month of March, 1901, pre] by K.H.Orean, General S'eamship Agent, 14 .13:h, 10th, 37th 8th, 17th, 20th, Tih ud, Oth, 16th, 3rd, 0th 38d, 9th 16th, 23¢d, 30th th, 23rd, 30th, Hokand Amaranth Ji, Jd, Sous Rod Blut eer Beh, Lb, 0th, sh White Svar.J6ub, 15th, \u2018Sou, 36th, 37h J OCEAN ARRIVALS, March 24.\u2014 \u2019 SS Truria, at New York (rom Liverpool and Queenstown.SS Britannia, at New York from Marseilles.SS Umbria, at Liverpool from New York.The Allan Line steamer Teruvian decked at Boston at 8.30 a.m.on Saturday.The Quebec Steamship Company's SS Madiana, sailed from New York for the West Indies at noon last Satury.The Quebec Steamship Company's SS Trinidad, arrived at Hermuda from New York at 7.30 a.m, last Saturday.THE TURBINE ENGINE.London, March 24.\u2014 Prof.Thurston, the greatest living authority on lle steam engine, has recently \u2018given it forth = his opinion that the steam turbine of the Parsons or De Laval Lype combines within itself the xrestest simplicity and the highest fher.nal efficiency of any form of steam power.Such a statement as this from in authority of the weight of l\u2019rof.Thurston must be somewhat disconcerting to Mr.Thorneycroft and others who have staked their reputation or.the inherent superiority of the reciprocating engine, says the London Express.ne we add to Prof.Thurston's declaration the fact that the Parsons Marine Steum Turbine Company has contracted for a river steamer 230 feet long for Clyde service, and that they ure contemplating the construction of 5 la) re deep-sea boat, the prospects of the new means of marine propulsion exemplificd in tbe Turbinia and the Viper would sem to have a brilliant future.But there is another side of the picture.Supposing that, in face of a multitude of current predictions, an oceanic turbine vessel would Le so economical ax to have ronm for cargo during her to thrash her way across the Atlantic at the speed threatened us in the near future, would the rivets of the vess: stand the strain of (he concursive force implied in forcing a vessel through seas at the rate of even thirty knots an hour?Experienced marine sages say that.no vessel could be built that would hold together under such conditions.\u2014_\u2014\u2014e EW YORK STOCK MARKET.New York, March 23.\u2014To-day\" bank statement affords conkincing ie dence that the capitalists who have engaged in the recent great syndicate opeartions made provisions for them some time since, and while the re sources of the money market were still superabundant, assurance is warranted thal their plans are carefully adjusted, so thal tie syndicates opcra- vons in themselves will have but slight effect on the money market.What there should have bean achieved in a loan contraction by the banks of upwards of four millions in a week in which payment was made of over ten million dollars, owing to the Union Pacific bon subscriptions and a call made for the payment of Lwenty-five millions on Mondav, owing to a steel syndicate subwcriptions, and in which a furious speculation was cartied in the stock markel, gives an impressive demonstration of the new scope of the tesources of the New York money market.The effect on the stock market was naturally verv marked.From a hesitating and irregular Condition, due to heavv profit taking under cover of the feverish advance of a few tocks, the market leaped into an ani ated and buovam.condition, earlier losses being generally wiped out.many striking gains in price established.The carly strength was confined 10 a comparative mmall number of stocks and Was due to bclief in the progress of plans for a great consolidation of South-Western railroads.The Denver and Rio Grande stocks led the advance with extreme gains of five for the common and 3} for the preferred.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e ere.A IIINT FOR GRANDMA, Women with straight hair and little of it keenly feel this disfigurement, not being able 1o make up such deficiencies by artificial means when ill, as = they always do in health.Cars are ont of the uestion, though pretty berih- toned affairs whch we know of traditionally must have heen far more becoming than some of the frowsy heads of (heir day.Again must Frenchwomen be quoted and looked up to for their dominant characteristic of making themselves attractive personui- ly under all circumstances and for their pronounced skill in hiding defects In such a cane as this will they wear a rearf of india mull edgel with lace and wound becomrinzly over their heads or a square of it 46 inches draped with the point in fron ard Also {rimincd with a delicate laco-vaehviennes usual ly and not too wide.The ends are caught with some staple little brooch, and small milver or gold safedy pina keep it in place on the head HAYS Vogue, while net.of the wash variety is also much uscd for such purposes.een _ MEETINGS.LADIES MORNING MUSICAL CLUB.The Annual General Meeting of this Club wäl be held at the Y.M.C, A, on TUESDAY, the 26th of March, at 11 o'clock.MAUDE B.WELCH, Secretary, St.deorge's Sociiy.Quarterly General Meeting.A UARTERLY GENERAT.MERT.of Bt.George's Society will be held in their rooms, Masonic Hall, Garden street a: 4.30 dock P.M, MONDAY, Sith ines.By order, G.E.ALLEN JONES, Secretary.Quebec, 2Bed Maruh, 1901.Mount Hermon Cemetery The Annual General Meeting of this Association will be held at the Union Bank of Canada, 54 St.Peter street, on FRIDAY, the 29th March inst, at 4 o'clock.C.W.WALCOT, Secretary.QUEBEGSTERMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, \u2014 N°TSE 18 HEREBY GIVKN THAT the Annual General Mosting of Shareholders, for the Election cf Directors, and transaction of other business, will be held ap the office of the Company, i+ Qube, om TUESDAY, 30th March instant, at THREE o'clock P M * The Transfer Book will remain closed from the 16th t> the 26:h March, both days inc'us- ive By order of the Board, ARTuUR AHERN, Quebec, 13th March, 1001 7 AMUSEMENTS, HOCKEY HIGH SCHOOL CADETS 8:h Royal Regiment Cadets QUEBEC SKATING RINK, To-Night, at 8 0'clock.Admission 17 cents.\u201cMONTCALM\u201d DRAMA IN FIVE ACTS TARA HALL, Monday, April 15th, Plan opens Friday, at Lavigne's.Curling Club, The Annual Dinner and presentation of przes will be held on THURSDAY evening, the 28th instant.Members desirous of attending, or inviting guesty are requested to notify the une dersigned without delay.D.J.RATTRAY, Hon.-Sec'y.Clearing Sale BIG REDUCTION \u2014 r Jewellery, Fancy Goods, Leather Goods and Novelties At a Great Sacrifice.A.& J.RUTHMAN- 218 &t John Street TELEPHONE $38. Remi LIMITED.* PREFERRED STOCK: NOTICE TO ALLOTTEES, OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Dominion Iron and Steel Company, Limited, has made the allotment of shares of their Preforred Stock recent ment for the security may be made on or at ead Offices or at the Canadian Bank of Commerce, i offered.fore the 1st of April, 1001, rticular branches of the Bank of Montreal, yal Bank of Canada and the National Trust ny, Limited, where the applications for shares were filed.nterim certificates will be issued by the Montreal Office of the National Trust Compan y, Limited, Transfer Agent and Registrar of Stock, upon receipt of advice from the Agencies mentioned above, that a first instalment has heen paid.If cates for the fully paid shares THE TROUBLE AT MARSEILLES PROPOSAL FOR ARBITRATION POLICE MEASURES LESS STRICT \u2014 TROOPS REMOVED FROM THE STREETS ALL QUIET AT PRESENT.Marseilles, March 24.\u2014 The proposed arbitration of the differences involved in the strikes has led to a ral re laxation in the situation.measures of the police are now less strict.All troops have been removed from tha streets and other public places, although retained under arms in barracks.This morning the street cars began running intermittently and a regular rervice on all lines is promised.The strike of the bakers has not proved serious.liread was delivered to all customers to-day.The general situation iz one of calm.The third class cruisers Linois, Galike, Andie Voisier, with the torpedo toat destroyer Dunois, have arrived from Toulon to assist in preserving MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED Paris, March 25.\u2014 A special to the Le Gaulois from Marseills wummariz- ing the interview with M.Feraud, President of the Marseilles Chamter of Commerce, asserts that the em- bloyers have not accepted (he arbitration of the Minister of Commerce, but that Mayor Fleisserie and the Socialist Deputies have deceived the strikers in otder to obtain calm.The correspondent.redicts serious troubles when the strikeis learn the truth.mer TO REMAIN FOR A YEAR Dublin, March 24, \u2014 Earl Cadogan, Lord Lieutenent of Ireland, authorizes the stajement that he will retain office for another year.\u2014Z POISONED HIMSELF Bowmanville, Ont., March 24.\u2014This town was thrown into excitement last 192h1 when it became known that Wm.C.Tole, tke popular voung King street druggist, had taken a dose of prussic acid instead of a tonic he had prepared for stomach trouble from which he had suffered recently.His father was waiting for him to go to tea and he went to another part of the store for some soap, but being longer than he was expected to be his father called him, but getting no aa- wwer went to see what detained bun and found him in a dazed stupor, st ing about.Failinz to get any reply from him he summoned a doce tor, but when the medical man came he was past assistance and dicd in about 15 ur 20 minutes after the doctor arrived.tHe was a clever druggist.and a graduate of the Ontario College of Pharmacy, from which institution he had received the Phm.Bdegree.He started a new drug store bere about a vear ago and was doing a good business.was the son of Levi A.W.Tole, the well known real estate dealer.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AN EASY WAY To Keep Well.Ns easy Lo keep well if we would only observe each day a few simple rules of health.\u2018I'he all important thing is to keep the stomach right, and to do this it is not necessary tu diet or to follow a sct rule ur bill of fare.Such pampering #fimply makes a capricious appetite and a feeltng that certain fa- Jorite articles of food must be avoid- Prof.Wiechold rives pretty good advice on this subject.He says: \u201cfam 68 ycars old and never had a serious iliness, and at the same time inv lite has been largely an indoor onc, but | early discovered that the way to heep healthy waa to keep a healthy sto mach, not hy eating bran crackers or dieting of ais; sort: on the centrarv.I always eat what mv appetite craves, but for the past cight years 1 have made it a daily practice to take one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal and | attribute wy robust health for a man of my age to the tegular daily us: of Stuart's Tab Ny Physician first advised me to vse them because he said they were perfectly harmless and were not a secret patent medicine, but contained only the nutural digestives, peptoncs and diatave, and after using them u few weeks | have never ceased to thank him for his advice.1 honestly believe the halit of taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals is the real health habit, because Aheir uwe brings health to the sick and ailing and preserves health to the well and strong.\" Men and women past fifty vears of age need a safe digestive after meals to insure a perfect digestion and to ward off disease, and the safest, best known and most widely used is Stus art's Dyspepsia Tablets.They are found in every well regulated household from Maine to Caltforbia and in Great Britain and Aux tralia are rapidly pushing their way into popular favor.All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia Taplets, full sized packages at 50 ccnts and for a weak stomach a fifty cent package will often do fifty dollars mort of goods payment in full for the allotment le desired to be niade, certifi- will he vice that such payment has been received by the aforementioned ued by the Trust Company upon ad- gencies.HENRY M.WHITNEY, PRESIDENT.THE QUEBEC LICENCE LAW THE TREASURER'S RESOLUTIONS PASS THE HOUSE \u2014 AMENDMENTS TO THE LAW \u2014 THE CHEF LIEU OF BEAUHAR- Nols, On Saturday morning Mr.Duffy's resolutions on the licence law came up in the Local House.The resolutions, which caused sume discussion, are as follows :\u2014 1.That every person who has the intention of applying for the conformation, in virtue of article 25 of the Quebec Licence Law, of a cectificate 10 obtain a licence in the city of Que bec shall pay the sum of seven dollars on each such application.2.That on each application for permission to transfer a licence in the city of Quebec, in virtue of arvicle 38 of the Quebec Licence Law, the sum of thirty dollars.J.The Lieutenant-Governor-in-Coun- cil mav pay, f:om the consolidated funds of the Provincial revenue, to the Sherill of the district of Quebec, and to the Clerk of the Paece of that district, fir their service as Licence Commissioners of Quebec, such annual salary as he may see fit.4.That previovsiy to the issue of a licence to a chemist of vharmacist to sell, wholesale, intoxicating liquors to chemists or druprists, onlv, the person who requires it shall pay to the Collector of Provincial Revenue the sum of onc hundred dollars and à fe: of five dollars, three of which shall be- shall be retained by the Collector.5.That the fees and rights exacted in virtue of article 342 of the Quebec Licence Law for an auctioneer's licence should be paid by the auctioneers ho sell to the lowest and last bid- ers.The resolutions were passed.A till to amend the Quetec Licence Laws was passed with an amendment making the payment for a transfer of licence twenty-five dollars mstead of thirty as the bill originally asked for, Hon.Mr.Pelletier obtaining the con- wasion for Quebec and making the fee the same as that to be paid in Muntreal.A bill respecting the change of the clef lieu of the district of Beauharneis from the town of Beauharnois to Vallevfield pasced in spite of Hon.Mr.LeBlanc'e objections._\u2014\u2014\u2014 Those unhappy persons who suffer from_nervousncss and dyspepsia should use Carter's Little Nerve Pills, which are made expressly for sicepless, nervous, dyspeptic suflerers.Price 25 cls.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PRESS DINNER Ottawa, Ont.March 24.\u2014 The annual dinner of the Parliamentary Press Gallery took place last evening in the Sonate restaurant.Among those present were Sir Wilfrid Laurier.R.L.Horden, tlon.David Mills, Hon.J.1.Tarte, and Speakers Brodeur and Power, nt ee ee.BANK OF ENGLAND Securing Large Quantities of Gold.\u2014 Preparing for a Loan.London, March 23\u2014Thc Bank of England is securing as much gold as possible in view of the necessity for financing a Government loan of £50,- 000.000 at the end of the month.The Berlin Government has not helped matters bv ordering a German loan of £15,000,006 early in April, when full advantage can be taken of an easy money market.- That American bank ers will take part in both these loans is taken for granted bv the street with comfortable optimism and large shipments of gold from New York are predicted with confidence.British faith in the inexhaustible financial resources of America is unbounded, American capitalists are now expected to help in floating every forcign loan amd to work out the costliest experiments in electric transit in London, after financing every practicable industrial combination at home.Every investment of American capital in Europe is welcomed, but the pressure of American industrial competition causes irritation and despondency, SHE COMMITTED SUICIDE Rather Than Face a Criminal viction.Toronto, Ont., March 24.\u2014 Rather than face the disgrace of 3 conviction for shoplifting, Alice Summers, aged 40, wife of David H.Summers, saddler, living =t 43 Arthur street, stran- led herself at the gaol this afternoon.Mrs.Summers tore oft the sheet fn ber room, and proceeding to the lavatory, where she was free from interruption she tied .the cord around her neck with a double knot wo tight that death rcsulied in à few minutos The cisewmatances attending her arrest were peculiar : She was stealing and secreting some laces in Murray's store, and when arrested refused to disclose her identity.reason for this was made plain when her name having been discovered on a visit ing card in her pocket, her house was searched and two trunks full of costly fabrics, alleged to have been stolen were Us dispo summer es of a pec 8) en and m gave gone free as a lomaniac.Con- THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, CANADA.UK | GETTING BETTER New York, March 24.\u2014 At the Empire Hotel to-night it was said that who has been ill there for several weeks, was much improved.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The difference between a country youth and a city youth is that the former wants to know everything and the latter thinks he knows everything.ABSOLUTE - SECURITY.Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.Must Bear §ignature of FOR NEABACHE, FOR DIZIINESS.FOR BILIOUSNESS, FOR TORPID LIVER, FOR CONSTIPATION.FOR SALLOW SKIN.FOR THE COMPLEAIOS CORPORATION OF QUEBEC CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE.CLEAR YOUR SIDEWALKS.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY long to the Crown and the remainder [given th»* all Sidewalks must be clear- [paid cashed from date up to the ist April next.W.D.BAILLAIRGE, Asst.City Engineer.March 18, 1901, ; WATER WORKS OFFICE, Quebec, 18th March, 1901.Tenders for Annual Supplies.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY given that sealed tenders endorsed and addresses to the undersigned, will be received up 10 4 p.m.on TUESDAY, the 9th April next, for IRON CASTINGS, BRASS CASTINGS.FORGE WORK, LEAD PIPE.CEMENT AND DRAIN PIPES required by this Department for the year 1901-02.Fach tender is to be cn à blank form procurable at this office and 1 Lo be si two respons par as ties for the fulfilment of the contract.The City reserves the right of riving to cach tenderer the items on whi he shall be the lowest or these which it will be the most advantageous to the city to accord.Fach tenderer shall contain the City Treasurer's Receipt for the amount mentioned in the blank form of tender, and this deposit shall be confiscated in case of r.fusal to sign the contract.The City does not bind itæelf to accept the lowest or any of the tenders, and the contractor shall pay the cost of contract and of a certified copy thereof for official use.JER.GALLAGHER, W.W.Engineer.List of Voters of the City of Quebec for Parliamentary Elections for the Province of Quebec, for 1001, Under the Quetec Election Act and Amendments Thereto.CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, City Hall., Quebec, March 15th, 1901.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the lists for 1901, prepared according to the Valuation Roll now in force in the City of Quebec, of the Electors in the several wards of the City of Qucbes, qualified to vote at the election of a Member or Members of the Legislative Assembly, of the Province of Quebec are now ready, and that a duplicate thercof hau been this day lodged in the office of the undersigned, at the disposal, and for the information of all persons interested ; And 1 also hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE that the said lists shall be examined and corrected by the Board of Revisors of the City of Quebec, appointed by competent authority, on such days as shall be by them determined and appointed, notice whereof shal] be hereafter given to (he public in the manner provided Ly statute.Any persons desirous of having names struck off or i on the said lists, must soply by means of nt in lication or compl writing, Mich shal have previously \u2018been sworn to by the said leant or complainant, tefore one of the Re visors, the Clerk of the Board of Revisors, a Justice of the Peace, or a Commissioner of the Superior Court, and deposited at the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, hetween ten o'clock in the morning and four o'clock in the afternoon, within fifteen days\u2019 \u2018after the date of publication of the prewent notice, viz: beginning Mon, day morning, the Sighteenth doy March instant, 10901, and finishi ng the Right Rev.John Travers Lewis, ited * jof the said of | cient securities, not stall lessees.Tuesday evening, the second day of April next, 1901, iuclusively.; All such lications or complaints in writing, duly sworn to and depos- as aforesaid against the said lists, shall be laid in due time before the said Board of Revisors for eram- ination or coreection.Wo be .disposed of according to their merits.H.J.J.B.CHOUIN.3 Gly Get, CITY OF QUBBRC CITY CLERK'S OFFICE.City Hall.Sale of the Revenues of Berthelot, St.Peter and Champlain Markets, and also of the Revenues uf the Weighing Scales of Finlay Market, and of the Hay Weirhing Scales of St.Paul Market.Quebec, March 22nd, 190$.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on Tuesday, the 16th of April next, at eleven o'clock in the fore noon, in the room where ase held the sittings of tie Fiuanwe Cominittee, in the City Hall of tke City ef Queue, the revenues of Champiain, St.Peter and Berthelot | Markets shall be suld separately by public auction, for the term and space uf one ycar from the day of the signature of & noturke deed of the said sale until the thirtieth of April of nes: year (id?) The upsel prece sha\u2019! Le of f rine hundred dollars ($806) for Champlain Market, of ($500.00) five hundred dollars for St.Peter Market, and twenty dollars ($20.00) for the Nerthetov Burket.Each bidder shall Lave to exhibit a reccipt from the Treasurer to the amount of three \u201ciundred dc Mars, for each of Champlain and St.Veter Markets, showing that auch deposst has been made.The said revcates consist of the taxce leviable upon persons who fre quent the said markelsi in the same manner as such taxes ave of may be collected by the «lerkz vf the markets city : the revenues of Uh Cate Stand of the Champlain Market being, however, excluded therefrom.Public notice is also hercby piven that the rovenues \u2018of tbe Weighing Scales of Finlay Market, and the re venues of the Hay Weighing Scales of St.Paul's Market, [rom the ist ol May, 1801, to the 30th of April, 1902, shall also be sold on the same day, to wit : Tuesday, the sixteenth of Apnl next, immediately after the sale of the revenues of Champlain, St.Peter, and Berthelot Markets, hercinabove advertised, also by public auction, sepa- ratciy to the highest and lust Lidder, the upset price bong, for the Finlay Weighing Scales ($210.00) two hundred and ten dollars, St.Paul's Hay Weighing Scales ($800.00) eight hundred do) lars; the price of adjudication to bt Each bidder for the Hay Weighine Scales shall previous to ihe saie depo sit in the hands of the Treasurer av accepted cheque for (5210.00) two bun- dred and ten dollars for Finlay Scales and (5300.00) three hundred dollars fo; St.Paul's Hay Scales and shall exhibit a receipt thereof.The cost of the notarial deeds ané copy thereof to be paid cash by the adjudicators.i the dav of the shle the adjudicataire shall pay in the hands of th City Treasurer the price of his adjudication.Within the four days following the day of said adjudication the said ad indicaire shall sign the said notarial deed of sale, and upon his default o! so doing the said price of his adjudication shall remain confiscated for th benefit of the City,\u201d which may thes proceed to resell the said revenues, after a public notite of four days, published to that offect in the official newspapers of the city.The said sale shall be made subject, morcover, to all the conditions which shall be read and made known at the moment of the sale, and which shal) be contaired in the deed of sale.H.J.J.B, CHOUINARD, City Clerk.March 22, 1901.CITY OF QUEBAC.CITY CLERK'S OFFICE.City Mall, Quebec, March 32nd, 1901.Leases of Shops, Stalls, Sheds, on the divers Markets of this City, and of the Hav Weighing Sclaes, St.Paul Market, and of the Stalls on.Champlain Wharf.PUBLIC NOTICE is herby given that the Shups, Stalls and Sheds on the divers Markets of this City shall be put up at auction and leased (rom the first day of May next (1901), Lo the 30th of April, 1902, at the City Hall, in the chamber wherein are told the sittings of the Finance Committee, from TWO to FOUR of the clock in the afictnoon of the days heceinalter named, viz, (= Montcalm and Berthelot Markets, on Tuesday, the 16ih day of Arg next ; Champlain Market and ie tallk on Champlain Wharf, on neaday, the 17th day of Apitl next: Finlay Market and St.Peter's Markoi, on Thursday, the 18th day of April next ; Jacques Cartier Market and St.Paul's Market, on Friday, the 10th day of April next.n the event of the present lessecs not paying before the sale by auction all arrears of rent due by them, the said Shops, Sheds and Stalls shall be put up at auction and shall be leased to any other applicant who will then and t comply with the said coudi- tions.The Clerks of the divers Markets have been instructed by the Market Commitiee to lock up on tha last day of April next, at 5 o'clock P.M., the Stalls which will not be leased on (be days above mentioned.deed of containing the conditions will be then and there signed by tho leesees, and ppid by them, with a copy for the Corporation.; One month\u2018Wféat in advance\" atid (he prige of the licence shall be paid each lessee for each.Stall prior Lo the assing of the deed of lease hy the otary then and there in attendance in said Recorder's Court Room and nowhere else, except Lhe Stalls on Champlain Wharf, for which two months\u2019 rent in advance, or one-sixth of the amount, shall be paid.Each leme shall furnish before the exccution of the said decd «f ieave, and to the sal/sfaction of Mis Worslap the Mayor, two good and sufty ue by | mentioned amount for each item oe yo MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1801.FISHERIES | ANRICAN NET AND TWINR COMPANY, OF BOSTON AND NBW YORK \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .+1400.MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS.WISH NETTINGS, COD TRAPS, COD SEINES, OAPLIN SEINES, HERRING NETS, &e., &c.ALL MADE FROM OUR OWN .them, being signed Lv the lessces and their sureties within tweaty-tour hours alter the adjudication, such leases shall be absolutely null and vuid and the Market Committee shall proceed forthwith to grant them to other parties.The terms pf payment and cther conditions of the leases will be made known publicly on the spot, by the Notary, before procevding 10 the sale.For more ample information apply at the office of he City Clerk, From this day to the day of sale, between 9 o'clock A.M.and 4 o'clock P.M.or to the City Notaries, Messrs.J.Allaire and J, Savard.res nan GOLD MEDAL TWINES.CTT TT Clty Crk, + \u2018March 23, 1901.Fishermen of tbe Quebec Provines can be supplied with our manufactures through thei Quebec Merchants, or by application at our office in Boston or New York.P.8.\u2014We would particularly eall stiontion to the fact that for over fifty years we have been and ave still the Largest Makers of Fish Nets, Twines, &c., in America or Europe; that City Hal) our goods have always stood atthe bead ; that our prices bave been and ave THE LOWRST.Quebec, March \u2018sand 1901, That whenever and whereever we have exlibited our manufactures in Competition with \u2014 * all others, either at the London Fishery Exhibition, in 1883, or at Chicago, in 1894, we bave Lease of Jacques Oartier Hall\u2014|always received the HIGHEST AWARDB.We are pleased to announce at the Paris Inter Sale by Auction.national Exposition of 1900 we were awarded two Gold Medals\u2014ibe highest awards\u2014la \u2014 i Competion with the world.aE UBLIC NOTICE is hereby A1\" Correspondence Solicited.Illustrated Catalogue Freevoid by Publié Auetlon, TUESDAY, RE American Net and Twine Company, 93 Commercial St, Boston, Mass.204 Front St , N, Ÿ, the sixteenth dav of April pest.at the City Hall, in the room where arc held IVERS W.ADAMS, Treasurer and Gew'l Manager.ESTABLISHED 1812 OAPITAL $350,000.the sittings of the Finance Committee.EE rt Liquidation ! Liquidation ! o'clock in the forenoon.The upset prive shall Le six hundred The Liquidation of the Stock of A LA QUEBECDISE, which has been been so much epoken of and bas drawn so many people, dollars ($600.00).Will Still be Continued Next Week, Every person wishing to hid shall, nrevious to the sale.éeposit with the which will bs the last.This last REDUCTION SALE will permit us to enetall the New Spring Goods.City Treasurer Lhe zum of three hun- Ferro EThv dreds v ad FEES BETO TT ITT RT 4rcd dollars ($3C0.09) curren\u2019, money of this Province, or accepted cheque, said MONDAY, 25th MARCH, Gy oe.|.AT NINE O'CLOCK, March 23.1901.corporation or quesec.| (PENING OF OUR LAST WEEK OF BARGAIN SALES.City Engineer's Office.Frigid diet idoi Pit Josie a gi Gidpldiop iif if Tenders for Stone Pedestal.| Sales at HALF PRICE will be continued until 1st Aprilthat sealed teaders, endorsed \u201cTender for St Pedestal,\u201d and addressed t che undersigned, will be received up to POPULAR STORE, ! a EE ER LA UEBECOISE i «d blank forms, end endorsed in the 0 J Sl.JOSEPH SI.arinted envelopes, which will be fur- lished to intending contractors, on ap- | eume\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ilication for the same at the City and enclosed in said envelopes.Tenders niust be endorsed on the sutside of the envelopes with a certi- \u2018cate from the City Tr Each tender shall be subscribed to hy two responsible parties willing to secure the execution of the contract Each tenderer shall deposit \u2018in the The Corporation does not bind itself to accept the lowest or even any of the tenders.The contractor to pay for drawing Asst.City Inspector.CORPORATION OF QUEBEC.City Engineer's Office.Tenders for Supplies, that sealed teaders, endorsed \"Tender for Broken Stone, Macadam, etc.\u201d and addreuwed to the undersizned, will be veccived up to Wednesday.the 3rd CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, deposit shall be returned after the sale a to every bidder except the adjudica- tuire, whose deposit shall be kept as Jur4 of the purchase p-we.The tance of said purchase price shall be nid by the adjudicatuire in twelve monthly equal inslul:veats payable in idvance.Fire said sale by auction shall | be nade subject \u2018uv ail clauses and condi- ions which shall be rcad at the be zinning of the rale, aud communica ion of which may we had by those nterested.Lv avplying to the City Notary, Nr.Allaire.By order.H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD.ha- LIQUIDATION! LIQUIDATION! P.J.COTE BUADE STREET, OPPOSITE BASILICA 3 We pave come to our Ready Made Clothing We must Get Rid of thie line to-day and following days, we will almost give away those goods.WHAT, PRICES UNEQUALLED ! Men\u2019s Winter Ovarcoats $10 values for $5.Men\u2019s Winter Overcoats $12 values for $6.Men's Tweed Suits worth $12 for $7.50.CITY FALL Evecpthiog must be cleared off regardless of loss.A boon Quebec, March 1th, 1901.unequal for buyers.The public to benefit by it.Every one PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given should come andmake a purchase at the 2.M., for a stone pedestal for statue » Queen Victoria on Victoria Park.Tenders must be made on the print- surveyor's office, and the Road Comnittes will not entertain any tender that is not made on said blank forms easurer of the necessary deposit ag security for the contract.hands of the City Treasurer the sum of $100.00, to be confiscated by any one refusing to sign the contract.4p the contract and supply the City Engineer with a certified copy thereof, W.D.BAILLAIRGE, CITY HALL, Quebec, March tyth, 1901.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given April, at 4 P.M., for supplying mate rials and doing the following works for the next fiscal vear from ist May, 1901, to Ist May, 1802, to wit: 4 Stone Ker.36 00 Men's Tweed Suits worth $9 for $5, Gober Wells 10 09 Blue Serge fuita Cost Price was $11, since Liquida-$ Retaining Wi 100 00 : p Stone and Brick Pavemen 100 00 tion $6.50, Sando Brick Sidewalks.{2 Go| Men's Spring Overcoats in Latest Shades Cut from ori In % $18 to 814 now $9.50, Tenders must be made on the print~ od blank forms, and endorsed In tho Men's Spring Overcoats in Latest Shades Cut from printed envelopes, which will be furnished to intending contractors, on ap- $16 to 812 now 47.50.plication for the same at the City Surveyor\u2019s office, and the Road Com- GH t-tphonttr ett GIP mittee will not entertain anv tender that is not made on said blank forms and enclosed in said envelopes, Tenders must he endorsed on the outside of the envelopes with à certificate from the City Treasurer of the necessary deposit ay security for the contract.: to Each tender shall be subecribed parties willing to of the contract.by two responsible secure the execution Each tenderer shall deposit in, hands of the City Treasurer the above \u2018 BOYS READY MADE CLOTHING Upwards of 800 Suits all Sises, Sold Positively Without Reserve, FIT ANY AGE FROM 5 TO 17 YEARS.parately, for the right to tender for said item.the said amounts to be confiscated bv any one refusing to sign the contract.\u2018The Corporation docs not bind itself to accept the lowest or even any of the tenders.The contractor to pay for drawing! up the contract and supply the City Engineer and City Auditor with oer- tified copies thereof.: ' W.D.BAILLAIRGE, In default of she leasex, or any of Amt, City Inspector. 5 CANADIAN MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1901.THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, OANADA.Neuville Belleau & Cie, Autind Be by 6.R Braised Oe.[\\/ | E.PARADIS, ' RAILWA- ERE \u2014_\u2014\u2014 EY In the matter of P X Julien, of 84 Vital de \u2018fraine Leave Foins Levi sy © ; £ STOCK BROKERS, re mener wxnurs.| | Public Aocountant, = |a244Noon (Daily ExceptHanday) PACIFIC S \u2018 = \u2014 , April, 1901, ab 11 o'olocke - and 6.35 P.M.(Daily.) \u2018EASTER i RR SN DA Co cot a CHI amet a Jo oer 2 y : HO ID S, | a AS sie Ve vindeteigned, Na 6ù tie Peter Sèrent, $100 Jen] (payes Quebec Bam In a i vn > te Montreal Stocks 1 Specialty, bes the anes of this Estate ae follows s ; 3 a qe: 54 Paul 130 4° 0 3 ! \u201cabi à d\u2014Btook 0 wadbiiie.ee.oui.e minu bef à \u2018 CUNARD LINE.98 St.Peter Street, Quebec.re ssvagm a | Aceounts Investigated and ' | trains from Point + Round Trip Tickets Will De Sold .YORK TO LIVERPOOY, VIA \u2014 Te 1334.: fez ca } Hon wo Collected.EASTEB HOLIDAYS, : 001.aT | Aero.Thon Plus st gov WAL STEAMBNPL, | T° spéene [one EET au Pnaioté) \u2018Arrangements an a Fame or dai Ave ti Et, où, | One Way First Class Fare Frnon:a\u2026.\u2026.Batasday, Maroh 50.nova.ESTABLISHED 1862.co SRR Ee en or fn Po ?ea On April 4th, 61h, 04h, 7th and Sth Good à 1 te 1001, Correspondents: pa Jambion Station, abs 8 feet; G\u2014 d Aémpromises.tes SCHOOL VACATIONS.roburs until Apeil Wh o 6.%0 AM, ; Bhed sructed na a lod ented at tha Biation tion of Insolvent Nstates.Papin of Sch: 5 | itd 57, on 1600 Winter Arrangemen 0.,| = 1asbce; N° Debut Prones hated | auudation of i rn tf at i Shon sd Cu - Moy 4.4 DAL .U.re #29 | for the price of asie of à lot $300 ; I\u2014Dabb CEE Single Fires Class Fare and one.third f 8 RoANtlesenese or May 11 11 4.0, | Liverpool and Portland Service.oJ : of Arthur Vachon for the price of sas of 8 Ag Tae sale Vives Olas Fare and So Apel Ob, SOHOOL VACATIONS.upwards.Second | _ Fram TT rom MONTREAL.Do | lo 5.mplaerment form dy lots No | All Budde snteasted 10 me will be sscns.| tiound Trip, Going March 2h so Special rates and limite {or asd Oabia Passage $20.00 and up Li Porntend elit (3 (8G) and eight H (811) où thocader- and peomptiy estended to., for Toackedy Cabin, $34 upwards, ing to season.| Liverpool | Sreauuxrre.pe LOUNSBERY & CO, : teal of the Township cf Lumbton on which Single Fare.Quabee and Point Lavi to Bt | Pupils of Schools snd Colleges .a Tears [ana | 3 w|i sr ted RA of Tames we \u2014 Hyncthe ai latins went aa to Mon Foe freight and passage apply to the Coen.[9 * SLAM LL 0200 - New York.The buyer will have the right to the wat-r usive pany's office, 39 Broadway, New York dapeil (Nommss.121js0 .Richelien pany Building .R H.CREAN,, \u2019 VERNON H.BEOWN & co.7 tha, al an ue PA ge \u201c Com y ur, information apply to any G T R Agent Crer premrems Aout, - _ General Agents.Rates of Passage.The sale for items A, B, C, will be made at Dalhousis Street.- Opposi >.¥.8.BTOCKING, Cabls.veeens $50.00 aud upwards STATE OF AFFAIRS 3 much im they lar aod for iteæs D, EK, Ë ; OITY TIOKET OFFIOR Alse Agent for ait Steamship Lines.Louis Street, Quebec.| Second Cabin $3 to $40 : : : GH, 1 J, tobe higoers Udder MONTREAL PRODUCE MARKFT.|Comer DuFort an! Ane sirests (opposite] \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 F ned Sheers.Lic osdce, Exndondeez, .ca Livimiery ng Shot of Bout Peel Montres! March 23.\u2014Fioue revipts | Chase Fosaiomas) Tory Lending, Dalles La and Adirondack Rail =r monavie\u201d IN SOUTH AFRICA 22 ges nes mes I Pau ri | Se ao ER A vs a SL Lawman my place.Thureday, the Sith March, 1901, ne be- | Winter, $3.90 to $4: patent mpring.- AND TN.Glasgow and New Fork Service [fos byapalying so the curators, $4.10 to $4.30 ; wtraight roller, $3.30 : N Ganson, | Brassmre Fax | Affected the London Btock| \u2014 LEFAIVRE à TASCHKREAU Ontatio bag TRES pe i ' ew York Central > som.New Yom, alt LR en no Casters 3 od hells ovr i & Hudson River Raliresd SSSR Tune femme pathos Market Laws Weel uit Lu Owe [Nos Man ard, 8 to ic co hod ARE TER ADIRONDACK ROUTE 33c; barley, 50c to 52e; rye, 56e Lo From OANADA to the \u201cSTATES, STATE UP Tm London, March 24.\u2014The disappdint- ment caused by the refusal of General , = i= = ) .| receipts, prospects of poor roads and ; ana» Nassasxa! 8 Apiil Pts, 58¢; buckwheat, 56c to 58c; vatmeal, Time Table of October 7th 1900.DOMINION LINE |; - Bons Avnean.l6 CONSULS AND KAFFIRS GO DOWN [9910515 ue up ae ab des met ad 1 to, (SL10, commen) te to $1 a ; ; MATES OF PASSA: .expdtis, 201,180 bushels.Spot quiet.|.vik, $19.50 to $20.50; lard 7e to 8ic; \u2014_\u2014 8.25 A.M.Daily except] Mail Steamers.Cabte $40 ana upwards RICANG jORHonS | slow .but steady.Butter] bacon, 12 tb \u201c14c; hams, 12¢ to lic; The Shortest, Quickest and Best Route nday.Solid Now Jon Al : Second Oabin.$32.50, LARGE BUSINESS iN AMERICANS |gtiong.* Cheese firm.Eggs steady.[cheese, 10c to fic; Butter, Townships, through to Now York (cuss, PORTLAND SERVICE.Bree bo Glasgow, Liverpoo 00] \u2014THEY SHOWED STRENGTH \u2014|Rosin steady.Molasses steady.Pig Me to 2e; Western, 150 do 10c; eges, \u2014 re \u2014\u2014 afaio, Ta \u2019 er SEVERAL SECURITIES MADE | 08 icin ments at for joe, Montreal and New York, 0.~~ [i> Glasgow to Partlasd wee : ANTES OF THEMON- loints \u2018net\u2019 higher.\u2018Refned sugar | TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWODAYS| Asthrsaite Goal Exclusively, No mache \u201cthe \u201cyear.Bolla Traini piri Val ; Glasgow to Boston ly.TREAL AND NEW YORK PRO- steady : raw sugar sieady, Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the cause No dust through to New York is &Chateaugua; y Proc farce pe ANS AS à CO \u2014_\u2014 .The following advertisement appear- re a see Tn Stange CAN Parlor, Son oe Day Traia a.é ow ed some little time ago in a.Montreal * mn Buffet Service on all Through Trains paper > Deis Ost on Borz Taams, LOCAL TRAINS to V.\u201cWanted\u2014A teacher for a day school 3 ed, Boauhar AMERICAN LINE.nois sud Chateaupuay leave Windsor Stati Botha to accept îhe conditions pro- | Taie sirmature ie on crerz bex of the geautrs | \u201cHANIEE \u20ac ay sc -\u2014 Montreal, 5.10 par daily Sunday, Special Notice.Naw Your, Sovvussrios.lowbor.posed by Lord Kitetener, upon waich| Laxative Quinine resiets [iso act as aa nan mod | 18.45 PA vain from Point Le Ips ete | 445 im: oundsys mir, 835 Lm.ssp For ailing site the 70h April and to the Bailing Wodnesdays at 10 2.10.most with Faim, had, a eect Tuiedy that curce a Cold In eme 4æ [and organist in Sabbath preaching ser- Express from Halifax Tear 18.00 | 40 only.yr, 38d 1.5 pm.Satur 7th Nov m | \u2018Third Olass pass -ngers ticketed at provided with free rail tickets to sleeping car tickets will als Le provided free VADERLARD, .Alar 27 | New Youn.April 10 Sr.Louis.April 8] VanzuLa>1 April 17 RED STAR LINE.vice.An opportunity, for à Christian worker to denÿ sell \u2018on a salary $125 a year.ra, connecte nù Montreal with \u201cD.& H,* 4 Tnalat noo dckete vis the DELAWARE & HUDSON, > han Pacific trains f conne at Montreal with traine or rs Yer Central.Call for tickets via the N.Y, ©.eee MONTREAL STOCKS.Quotations and transacticns report on consols and Kaffirs last week, \u2018 while the Anglo-Russian conflict Tien Tsin was another element; of of at Address Rev.A.Fair- 3 Perd né] eme [Abacos BO Se BRIT Ln AR on Gh fi | SEE A nan |S SEE San er Bailing Wednesday, at noce.the dangerous features of the Tes, el 183 Ta | To cuis s éatacne in ten minutes | A SHEE oy rt woe mess, [12 Ad Hewes, Traveling Fasacaper Agvet Foge whi h is thea checked [res to dusting.| Noonnrann Mor.27 | Sorsuwane.Apeit 10 | T:«0 incident led to some recovery: Io].OLOSING TMANSACTIONN.use Kumfort Headache Powders.H.Q.YOUN, J.W.BURDIOK, [of HD Caster, Genoral Agent, Malan, N.¥ ee in Canada > ST J rmmsany.Api S| Wivreamanin nod 17 prices, hut business\u2019 was again chéck - _ fee nd Vios-Prest Gen Pass.Avent GEORGE H.DANIELS J International Navignsion Uompany.[£4 bY another settlement, in sieht.+ : : ¥ Prof.Max von Pettenkofer, profes | B= 2 all Grand Overs, cer ew York.BOSTON SERVICE, Piers 14 and 16 North ILiver, Offir, 73 Broad.| pus fell 10 952.tho lowest, figure since STOCKS.sor of hygiene at Munich, one of (he UEBEC CENTRAL > Fast Twin Screw Passenger sad Mail Service | way, Now York.F.3.Stucking, 92 St, Louis (1492.and in _stite of a recovery to 8 | reat chemists of the nineteenth cen- ; .J Boston to Liverpool, via Lussastown.street; kK.11.Crean, C.P.A, Canadian [964° they continued weak, the market |__ me fe ES Eure d found f the soi ï RAILWAY g ea |Eweific Railway, opposite Post Office.Chas [closing at 958.The American section |4Ganndian Pacifie.se) 94 tury.and founder of ihe science v 5 N From Stscswr, | From Busten.|K Tevny, G.T.ty.coroer Da Fort aud almost monopolized the business of | duluth 88.& As, Com | eÿjexperimental hygiene, killed himself Trains Live Levis EEE pus 1] N .Eaverposi.Ann strees, (Quotes.the week.Quotations again advanced | Dulush 88.& A 17 [With a revolver recently.He was ; TON AND NEW YORK EXP dl § LR Thoredaps \u201d T | Wednesday I all along the line, in spite of heavy re- | \u2018Commercial ess sca] 168 183 years of age, and had given way to Bas ; RESS, | -\u20142 00 pas Morch > 14|Naw EnozanD Mar 2 EASTER C ARDS alizations.The strength of the mar- | Rub.& Ons Nar.\u2018O5 10 [melancholy because he felt (hat his 3.40 For Besuce.Megan Sherbrooke, .« 2lCommoswaavrs {April 16 ket was mainly due to New York Eerapeiidee sd Ry.Co.Te Es mental powers were diminishing.PO, | Jon Évaland Poitite.orsiand, (reat North Rail April Yew Erion.|e ae : AT MOORBS, [Wying Ei shares were the most (Eu) pas 2 8 | Sonat ono Tao 7.00 ACCOMMODATION én way _ oo HPommonwmami™ 148 ST.JOHN STREET.for the ok ie oats.Louisville & \u201cTwin City nm .\u201d PM {Fes here Portland, end all Short OF CANADA, Li soos Bremuets uns parie prostçus ashvill an ich .T a eo |e.ween Quel pec ain cuitiip Bacace Bees EASTER CARDS [Justi and Aichison, Topeka | £3 i fiwsy oe.iin) iia |& There's a 8.45 MIXED Hawkesbury croc 284 Lights 23d spacious promenade : x vy.2\" ket closed steady treal and London .\u2026 4 4 0 For Beauce Junotion and St.¥rancis| On and after Novem! °C Spacious promenace Ca : AT MOORE'S, [demand.\u2018The market y | Payne Mining Ce w| 53 crupulous Trine J and Mogantio.ber 6tb, 1906, Rates of Passage.148 ST.JOHN STREET.| [With some excentional rises : Denver | (A7oe Mining Oo., new.any] 1s , AM og Junction TRAINS LEAVE QUEBEQ Osbin\u2014To La $59 $0 $106.2 JS : & Rio Grande, 28 ; Wabash common, | epoyal Elpotria ccm 2o| 5) -Cleanliness Troine Arrive Lovise (89.Andrew street terminus) $16 wei.= 31; Wabash debentures, 123 Pennayl: | ete slo nl i 1.20 PDA.BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS DAILY EXOEPT SUNDAY 2.d Cabin\u2014To Vdverpool or London, 6950 li THE NEW&BT BOOË - |vania; 1: New York Central and Hud- | Halifax Hess oo] About Lauedry done at the 7.16 AM.Accommodation, | 8-40 AM.) For Notre lame des Anges, Rotoru, $68.88 and upwards, - json River, 1, and New York, Ontario (Bsll Telephone.we Imperial It looks as pure and , , Tac aux Sables, Ste.Theole, Béserage\u2014 At lowest rates.\u201d ; CURIOUS CAREER : là.\" Western.4.bre, however.fell Dominion Cos De Bi om white as tha riven saz, 6.45 P.M, Mixed.Express.Se Tite, Grand Mors Saw: ov, boethi commodation and s) * cto OF ves - + away\u2019 } point at THé closs, while some.; ao Falls, St.Boniface, St Jon a © otherv were fractiondlly lower.Kuffirs | otontreal Gob BUT THERE'S METIIOD\u2014 Express train leaviug Quebeo Saturday does SapiinSte Uraute 8.Justin, W.M.MACPHERSON.Roderick Cam phell, closed above the worst of the week.WE KNOW HOW, Ÿ [nov run buyond Springfield Sanday mors.«15 pa [8 .pre Now ER ci a a.No.&3 Dalbousio Sievet.BY JEAN McILWAITIL amon, was nol suficiont | D All White and Colored Goods \u201cPulls Patio Cara on \u2018Traine, Ganut, Lachute, Hawkesbury » wipe ; ë Quebec to Spemmzfold vis 8 with | Mix intermediate pointa, Ex.; =; point \u2018on the week and most others washed separately, » change.Conveot at Sherbrooks with ed {press arrives as whesbary \u2019 148 \"from 1-16 to 3.Money was in sharp u AU Woollens washed by hand Pallas lace Car to Boston, Through at 6.35 P.M, and Mired sb Moore S JORN ST.[demand .until Monday 4 to 4% perl ashed by Pullman Pulses Car to k pat * [cent : for a \u2018week 33 ; on three months $00\" 1 .\u2026.without changs.TRAINS ARRIVE QUEBEC = : bills 32, United Buiss Oust offeue at Quebec DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY We : NEUVILLE BELLEAU & CO, qe ae rame soi pamabagenes | 8.25 pa | Iran levi me reine Le \u2019 s 93 St s \u2018 For Pullman Toservations and oorther in.Juliette.Shoes Jogme : es .Peter Street, ormati to District office, \u20ac SIA WEGEÇAN SES Nes | Bleoérioal Dontraotor and Engineer, |re.1324.Er 0 enon\u201d Bxprecs |Gra rd Bers and intermedia Sl = \u2014_\u2014 : rrespondents : 2, * 9 |FRANKGEUNDY, 3H.WALSH.| Mixed Tyain from Ehawenegae Falls leaves i L.J.FORGET & Co.: 3 gl Coen Mansger, Geo.Pam.At.M.More EE TE Quebec Stgpmship Company| Wiring of AU Descriptions.[LS FORCE, 4,0.10 to 74 St, Valior Street, I tp [Poem TA Sane.0 Ti Bee LIMITED.