The Quebec chronicle, 3 mai 1901, vendredi 3 mai 1901

[" JOS; COTW, Tobacoonist, the best, the est, the grentest jobber in and Tobacoos in this cliy.© 4 b | a Yh PROROGATION IS |CHINESE RISINGS NOW IN SIGHT re \u2014_\u2014 \"A Belief that the Session Wil Clase in Three Weeks \u2014_\u2014 THE PENSIONS FOR MILITIAMEN \u2014\u2014\u2014 CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION ON THE YUKON ITEMS \u2014 MR.HAG GART SCORES TARTEISM IN THE AWARDING OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AT EXORBITANT RATES TO PARTY \u201cFRIENDS.\u2014\u2014 .(Special to the- Chronicle.) Otta May 2\u2014 There was a caucus \u2018of Liberal members this morning, when it was understood nothing definite was decided on in reference to the extra five hundred dollars indemaity, but confidence was expressed of being able to prorogue before the 24th.On motion of Hon.Dr.Borden for the House to Ko into committee on the resolution declaring \u201cthat it is expedient to provide that pensions or gratuities may be granted to stafl officers, officers and men of the permanent militia force, and to the widows and children of .such officers,\u201d Hon.Mr.Wallace asked whether retired men who had been stat! officers would come in under the resolution.The Minister said they would not, Lecause they had got their monev.; Mr.Clarke, of West Toronto, ssid that he had communications containing information of retired veterans who had been 25 years in the service and had gone through both the Northwest rebellions, whan wire in distress and on the verge of poor house.He urged that these men ghould he considered in any role! mebsures.- Dr.Borden said they might« come in for special consideration® in individual cames.4 When Cot= Prior asked that previ sion should be made in the resolution before the House, the Minister thought it would be better to discuss the matter at the committee stage.The resolution was passed, and the Government got permission fo draft a bill, YUKGN ITEMS.After recess the House weni into commitlee on the Yukon items.Many Opposition seats were vacant.Mr.Sproule seemed to be doing the leading of the nine or ten Conservatives in attendance.Hon.Mr.lageart, however, was also cn deck and expressed his opinion in very forcible terms in committee on Mr.Tarte'scx- travagance generally, especially in the noted Charlescn Northwest supplies ac counts.He said the system which had been going on during the present administration of buying from certain friends at exorbitant prices was a most reprehensible one, and was not even beneficiai to the Goverament, as they made ten jealous enemies one grateful friend, Hè pointed that during his administration of the Railway Department every important.expenditure was by an advertised tender, He verv strongly recommended the system whioh prevailed in Great Britain, of a published book schedule of every conceivable article likely to te required, with its fixed Government prices.and the public, when suppHes were needed, were Invited to tender at a fixed sum over or under.Mr.Tarte had no particular opinion to offer on the aurrestion, and managed to worry through his batch Northwest items about eleven o'dock, when general canal items were taken up, Hon.Mr.Blair being again on his Toe House adjourned at 12.30.mat FLOODS At CHICOOTIMI Chicoutimi, May 3.\u2014 The Pulp Company, of Ohicoutimi has received a severe check to its summer opera- iA by the washing away of about 350 feet of the land forming the soath- em wing its new dum, | recently constructed at a cost of nearly $40,- 000.\u2018The river, instead of going over the dam has formed a Dew course vlc, a distance of about four acres.Yecterdav morning there were fears that the Pulp Mill, te situated an is land lower down the river.would fall a rey to the violence of the = water, which flowed down its now unrestricted course, with { *mendous velocity.The dall which carried the water to 1he flume of the Company.in common with a foot brige adjoining was carried away, and the whole of the work will be stopped for.a period of at Jeast two months.In addition to the trouble for the Pulp Company, great inconpenience ix felt throughout the town, as the Electric Light Company ran their dynamos from the same power.\u2018The water works ais disorganised ue Le ae .d 20 were - ed in the same river, and as the amount of day washed away has drs, So a Go a ow into the Rive Saguinay, : of qu veus, dyspoptic THE YANG TSE PROVINCES IN A STATE OF FERMENT \u2014 BRITISH CONSULS ANXIOUS, London, May 3.\u2014\u201cThe reports of the secret combination out of disaflected elements in the Yang Tse provinces for the purposs of organizing general risings are receiving some confirmation,\u201d says the Shanghai correspondent of the Morning Post.\u2018\u2018\u2019The British Consul at Nankin telegraphs Mr.Brennan, the British Consul in Shanghai, that that the Nankin Viceroy is very anxious about the Yang Tee movement, and asks Mr.Brennan to assist the Taotai \u2018to preserve order by holding troops in readiness.\u201d \u201cIt is announced from a German source that the French have withdrawn their troops from Hwai In to Pao Ting Fu, thus leaving the Ger- mang in sole possession of all the passes into Shan Si.\u201d a : \u2014_\u2014\u2014 rs cr À RIPE OLD AGE Elmire, N.Y., Nay 2.\u2014 Mrs.Rebecca Packasd, aged 106, - last night at her home in Covington.Tioga County, Pa.: \u2014\u2014,\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE STEEN AFFAIR Montreal, May 3.\u2014 The dispute in English Church circles in this city, which has arisen in connection with the resignation of Prof.Steen from th Diocesan College, is likely to come Lefore the Courts.It is helicved that Prof, Steen will refuse to give up the license granted to him by Archbishop Bond, in which case it will be re voked and the matter will he hrought before the courts, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NEW -BUSSIAN LOAN Berlin, May 2.\u2014 The Vossische Zeitung prints a special despatch from St.Petersburg announcing that Ruesia bas virtually arranged with France for loans, amounting to 5#,000,000 francs, and that another Russian loan is being negotiated with English and American kers in London.The despatch furiher says that-the Czar is planning for a trip abroad during next August, and that he will visit Copenhagen, Darmstadt and Vienna\u2014_\u2014 A MURDER CAUSED SUICIDE Harrisburg, Pa., May 2.\u2014Despon- dency over the murder of his friend, Cashier Charles W.Ryan, of the Halifax National Bank, of Haliiax, recently, in an attempt to prevent Herrv.Rowe and Watson Keiper from _ 10b- hing the bank, to-day led John Kohler cashier of the Millersburg National Bank of Millersburg to take his own life by shooting himself in the head with a revolver.le was 56 years old.\u2014\u2014 er \u2014 A POISONING CASE Middiebury, Vt May 2.~ The hearing of Nelson C.Jones, charged with the murder of Ida Fosburg by poisoning on March 13th at Shoreham, was opened here to-dav before Justice O.P.Moore.Dr.Walter D.Berry, of Waterbury, told of examining the viscera of woman and gave il as his opinion that Ida Fosburg died from strychnine poisonine.A.Whitings, a druggist of Rutland.(testified that he had received two letters from Shoreham signed by Nelson Jones, asking for poison.F.W.Churchill, of Brandon, a drug clerk, testified that he sent 15 grains of strychnine to Ida Fosburg at Shotcham, March 2.IMPORTANT JUDGNENT Ottawa, May 2 \u2014 An fmnortant t has just been ziven by Mr.Scott, Master in Chancery, in the case of _ the suit of the \u2018Union Bank vs.J.W.McRae «nd others.The suit involved the sum of $10,000 and judgment went against the defendants, Messrs.J.W.McRae and Hector Mc- Rae were executors of the estate of the late John Nicholson.J.W.Me- Rae, as executor, signed the note in question and gave certain, timbes Hmits as security.The bank contended that though J.W.McRae had signed the note as executor, his :ignature made bim personally responsible.Mr.McRae contended that.thestimits shoula not be sold.The Master, in giving judgment.held that J.W.McRge was :eraonaily hable; pd that the limils uld be sold CAN'T oid] BER Halifax, N.S., Mav 3.\u2014 All efforts to discover the identity of the woman who shot herself at the Halifax Hotel have failed.The authoritics at Wolfboro, Mass.say that the woman ia not Mrs.Cross.\u201d The description given of the woman who arrived at the Dufferin Hotel, St.John, on Monday from Boston, and that of the dead woman are the same.The police authorities have communicated with various points about here, but have learned nothing that would lead to her identification.>.QE hy harps d dyspepaia should Nervousnens an .ou vos Oarler's Litlle Nerve Pills, which are tmade expressiv for sicepiess, ner- wellerers.Price 36 ots.THE BRITISH COAL DUES RTANE-DÉBÂTE IN THE BRI- SH HOSE LAST NIGHT \u2014 A MINESS' STRIKE PROBABLE, for the.beginning of the coal i Sir Williams Vernon Harjcourk- led with a severe, almost vio lent, arraignment of the Government.He smid the tax would thtow the coal trade into chaos and confusion.It recklessly disregarded existing contracts and was a most unbusinesalike way of dealing with a great trade, It was an extraordinary and vexatious piece of bungling.It was nonsense to say the foreigner woul pay the tax because he could not do without the coal.But the Government of Italy had answered by taking coal from America instead of this country.The trade of France was equally divided be tween this country, Germany and Belsium.\u2018The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, interrupting, said \u2014\"'We are beating the others,\u201d \u201cThen go on beating them.\u201d said Sir William Vernon Tlarcoust.\u201cwhy throw a shilling into the scale this roundry 1 Sir William contended that it was class Tevislation, and that the tax would ultimately come out of the Miners\u2019 wages.The Chancellor of the Exchequer admitted that the tax, like every other lax, was an obstruction on trade, The real question was, could the export trade in coal bear the tax ?It could.English coal was of so good a quality there was much of it, and it could not be got in anv other country.Thus to a large extent, it was free from competition.The Chancellor submitted masses of statistics, which he summarized as showing that 225,000,000 tons were mined 1800, which, after deducting £18,000, in wages more than in 1897, left the coal owners a net profit of £20,000,000 on a capital of £1001- 000,000.He had some difficulty in keeping his patience when deputations talked to him about the unprofitable condition of trade.He had propesed the tax for merely one year, and it woul be on those who were able to bear it.London, May 2.\u2014 As to the com- retition of the United States, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach said :\u2014 \u201cLast year the price of our coal at the port of export rase very much higher than the price of coal in the United States, but in spite of that our export of coal was 38,000,000 tons or 3,500,000 tons more than the previous vear.The United States export a Hithe over ©,000,000~10hs.If the United States could not compete when the price of our coal was very high it would be absolutely impossible for them Lo compete wnen the price of our coal was low.\" Mr.John Redmond, the Nationalist leader said the coal tax did not afirct Ireland and in that respect it was the bezinning of a new era.On general principles, however, he urged _ Iristé members lo do everything possible in their efforts\u2019 to defeat the budget.« The debate was adjourned to Mon dav next, when according to the arrangements, a division will be taken.London, May 2.\u2014 Yesterday, Nir.Halfour was determined to ret a vote on the coal tax before the House rose and he rejected Sir Willem Vernon Harcourt's private appeal for a postponement.At a late hour, however, so, many members were anxious to speak that the Speaker gave it to be understood that he would not conuent to an application of the closure.The Government was therefore reluctantly compelled to yield.The prowpect of the miners persisting in r determination to strike appears this morning more doubtful, consideration of 1h3 matter for 24 hours having somewhat modificd the opinions of the leaders, but no reliable indications are yet available.re REPORT DENIED New York, May 2.\u2014Although names were freely mentioned today in _connection with the reported sale of a sat on the stock exchange for $70,000 officials of the exchange declared the report to Le erroneous.They say that the top price to date is $69,000 and that figure has been offered for à man- bership.vo ; 1 à tree pre ALL THAT'S WANTED Berlin, May 3.\u2014 The statement that the total indemnity to be demanded of Ching amounts to £65,000,000 has been officially confirmed here.\u201d This amount includes all private claims.It is believed here that if China will now undertake to pay.this sum in indemnities the evacuation of Pe Chi Li province can begin immediately, ee om emma.SUDDENLY WENT MAD New York, May 2.\u2014 Jennie Lewis, novelist, private secretary to, Bishop Huntington, is a raving manise in Bellevue insane ward.girl isa tative of Toronto, but lived at Ottawa with Emily F.Ireland.The two came to become trained nurses, and Miss Troland graduated.Miss Lewis accepted the secretaryship.She wrote a novel on Toronto and Ottawa scènes, scenery and people, Bishop Huntington read it, and advised \u2018her not to publish it, novel Miss Jennie lost her position recently, and was Studving Christian Science.Lately, while walkin in Central Park with Miss Ireland, dis cussing the novel, Miss Lewis ruddeniy went insane, and attacked Mise Ireland calling her ''Satan.\u201d When à policeman arrived the gir) tore him like \u2018a wildcat, Other policemen arrived, and, after à hard fight, the girl was taken in qu ambulance to the hospital.eaten fits.\u201870 CURA 4 COLD IN OWN DAY.Take Laxative-Bromo Quinine Tab lets.All druprietn refund the if it fails to cure.260.B.W.Groves \u2014= |{TELBGRAPHIC On account of thie |PrePat abn MIOROBES, 0 Dress Trimmings.IF, SIMARD & CIE rs 5 Novelties in Dress Trimmings, \u2018George Mango & Sons expect to drive Comprising : aif a milliog feet of I to-day ota Creek into th Ovary | Boleros, it Malay {The lumber is fof Que- Reverses, The bars of WA, Weir a Wood- Yokes and stoek, ., WAS taing Wednesda night and burned together IN Collars, with 28 of cattle and a span of .«oo IN.et Matthews Co, Ltd, will Black Silk Rens ce, eoi Ly i.* A RE I | De Re 3000\" hogs fer week at 8 cos of te | Double Edged Insertions, tween ne le and $70,000.French Valenciennes.Col.H.ff.Liebenau, Amer civil Jar veteran, dripped dnd in \u2014_\u2014 New er after i .° from à Broadway ar.He was es Spring Silkyears old.Consul McCook, reported to have|40Cdied at Dawson, was rapidly recovering from an acute attack of aneumo- nia, with every prospect of being out in a few days, at last advices.The Episcopal See of Beyrout, the richest and most important in the Patriarchate of Damascus is vacant.One A special despatth from Berlin says that, seeing the German canal bill is certain of rejection, aud that the Prussian Diet will be?closed to-morrow, the Im lor, Count Von Buelow will form a new ministry.W.K.and F.W.Vanderbilt, Chauncey Depéw, Biwin Forrester, Sam H.Mc N.Twolley, of New York ; B.Tedyard end Ashley Pond, of Detroit; and Fred S.Winston, ôf Chicago, have been elected directors of the, Michigan Central.Lorn Kifcheger telegraphs from Pre toria ¢ \"Gren attacked the Boers at -Bergplant, near Halvertsburgwhete their last Long Tom was in position, and opened fire at ten thousand yards.en the gun was blown up the Hoers fled.Ten prisoners were taken.The Pall Mall Gazette says on the first press view of the Royal Academy yesterday, \"It i» not by any means a great academy.[It has at least good enough pictures to keep it up to \u2018the sean One of ihe most chasming \u2018 \u2018ex hung is \u2018* lower rl,\u201d fe an \u2018American, J, J.Shaunon.Amos Sterling, colored, has been convicted of murder in the first degree of Prof.R.W.White, of Pennsylvania University, by beating him to death with an iron bar on May 19 last.Two other negroes have also been convicted for complicity in the murder, and are under sentence of death.The presence of typhus fever in the city of Mexico ix causing the Washing: ton authorities to take: extra precautions to prevent ity spreading into the United States.Every train crossing the fronticr is ravefully ins a great deal of baggage disinfect d, and sotne persons detained in quarantine, It is reported at St.Petersburg that the Ministry for War is contemplating re-orgabizing military med academy, where the \u2018students are submitted to military discipline and are required to serve three vedrs-as military surgeons aftergraduation.This aca- poi A the principal Russian \u2018 medical college.The suspicion that William Rosenfield, who abducted his four children from the custody of their mother in Minneapolis, had drowned them and himeelf in the Mississippi, is partially confirmed by the discovery of the bodv of the seven year old boy in the river near Fort Snelline.The Czar has consented to the re commendation of the Minister of Public Instruction that the soldier students and other absentees from the uni versities should be pardoned and mitted to return in August for the examination.their military services continuing till then.The Northey Manufacturing Company, of Toronto, is building the lar- geet clectrical single pumping engine in nia.for.ti.) ont real Water ower Company.price is - 000.It in 40 feet.long, 20 feet wide, weighs 200 tons\u2019 and one of the gear wheels is 30 feet in diameter.It will throw a columh of water 400 feet high The London Chamber of Commerce has selected a large committee.including Lords Rothschild, Avebury, Revelstoke, and Hillingdon.the Lord Mavor Mr.Frank Green, and Sir Thomas Lipton to receive the visiting delegates of the New York Chamber of Commerce.Besides a banquet, à rarden party wili be given in honor of the American vi- tors.A fierce forest fire, now under control, has been raging for {wo days and nights between Somerfield and Addison, Pa.Larce stretches of timber, orchards and fences have been de- sttoved, and many sheep grazing in the vastures burned.: There has no loss of human life.however, and the (arrears succeeded in \u2018saving their buildings.: ! The map of \u2018the Province of red by \u2018order of the Minister re| of Agriculture, for display at the Buffalo Exposition, is practically complete.A striking feature is the manner in which it, shows where game and wild animale are found.The transportation of bass from Lake Erie to restock the inland lakes and rivers will he delayed a few days as the season in fully a fortnight _ backward.The water \u2018le cold, and the fish have nat yet begun to run in the tnnec y.re mms The suits at Mesars.Faguy, That's the price we are asking for 75c.Printed Foulard 24 in wide, Pure Bright Silk Large variety of elegant de- signe, and choice colorings.We are also showing black and colored English Silk Soft Finish at 5oc.\u2014\u2014 peer Richest, Dantiest Muslin Undergarments At the Lowest Prices Ever Asked Anywhere.WE ARE AGENTS FOR Standard Patterns and Pub lications.fees F, SIMARD & CIE.187 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch QUEBEC.xoxexeoxexexeKeKeKeKeKe One Price Only.Telephone 3167, CHILI SEKING THINGS Santiago de Chili, May 2.\u2014 A brilliant comet \u2018was seen after sunset (his evening in the western sky.\u2014\u2014_ BAILROAD MEN STRIKE New York, May 2, \u2014 Three hundred Y =.men employed by tlie Delaware, Latkawana and Western Railroad in the cripple shops at Dover, N.J., struck this afternoon.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MASCAGNI CONING Londcn, May 3.\u2014 A special despatch to the Daily Express from Vienna says that Pietro Mascagni, the Italian composer has signed a contract for a tour of the United States.He will start October 15 and take witl him an orchestra of 80 memters.His personal stipend will be £2,000 a week for eight weeks.\u2014_\u2014 TRAIN DERAILED Cleveland, Ohio, May 2.\u2014A heavy crank shaft that had been flung ofl a flat car and that had landed on the opposite track, caused the derailment of a Lake Shore train at Berea tonight.\u2018The passengér engine was badly damaged, and two cars were de railed, but 20 far was injured, \u2014\u2014 A NEW YORK MYSTERY New York, May 2, \u2014 After William N.Pooley, who disappeared from his home in Sag Harbor, L.I., two months ago, had been sought on two continents, his body was found in the Harlem river to-night.It was newly clad and black kid gloves were on the hands How the body came to be in the river 1e a mystery which has not been solv- as known no one \u2014\u2014\u2014 TRUST INCREASES WAGES Indianapolis, Ind., May 2.\u2014 As the result of the National conference of window glass interests held here today, it was decided to close down nearly all the factoriem in the United States on May 11, and to give all employes an advance in wages of 15 per cent.The result of the conference affects 2730 glass blowers and 18.000 other employes, all of whowe wages will be increased 15 per cent.RE RACE WAR AT SYDNEY Sydney, C.B., May 2, \u2014 There was serious trouble at the Cove nvens to day between a number of Ttallans and Indians.Bad feehng had existed be tween the Lwo sections for some tine part, and when they met today hos Ulities were renewed, == \u2014\u2014p\u2014 General O'Grady-Haiv would like to see the employers of labor in the large cities of Canada give their em.ploves who belong to the militia half à day oft on Wednesday of each week urine the summer months for trein- re il Te prove, 1e 200 thet De, Chase's Oin t ia à certain Biles of ear Ed ingand prot: aT Powis te dar Lepinay & are well finished and of an ble cut.r Jr Yr 3 3 BT ron aiags cured.Sogbor, Fe ie] Why Our : Business Expands.1.Because of the great number of genuinely good bargains we are always offing, .2.Because of the uniform lowness and popularity of one prices.vo .3.Becanss of the new and desirable character of our ive.No slsckening of activity.One important sale follows another.Always eomething new ; always something to interest and attract shoppers.The following announcements exemplify these facts.Until Saturday, 4th {May inclusive, will be offered in These Stores Three fine pattorns of Fibre Carpst (real Fibre, not imitation) well worth 65c.a yard.For 39e.A desirable selection in M: izsd Silk Brocatelle, ly sel $1.00 a yard.n Tercert ms For des Nice Drapery Fabrics, fancy designs, generally sold $1.25, For 73e.Japanese Rugs, hand made, very stron , Will ba offered at the féllowing reductions} % sabecriptions for the following fashion books \u201cMetropolitan,\u201d \u201c| È nestor,\u201d \u2018Miroir des Modes\u201d and \u2018The Glass of Fashion.\u201d Size in feet From To 9 x9 $7.00 84.19 7% x 104 800 539 9 x9 8.50 549 9 x12 11.76 7.39 10 x 14 15,00 9 12x12 17,00 10.59 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Special Attraction for Saturday, 4th May, from 3 to 6 p.m.Whole balance, 50 dozen pairs Black Kid Gloves for Gente, worth 50c.pair.For 17c.No more excuse for horrowing your neighbor's black gloves for next fuuara), when they can be procured for ods than a qnarter.Of course, at such a low price, the sale will be limited to retailing.L.PAQUET, 185, tor 189 111 ose &.* - May 1st, 1901,\u2014 Telephone 2171.TELEPHONE 502 To send you a sample book of their Choice Designs in Wall Papers, We bave no old stock to show you.Nor do we advertise at cost price as this yeur's goods.You can\u2019t buy Gold Dollars for 67 cents.Neither car you buy a 30 cent Wall Paper for 5 cents.No matter who the advertiser is, We have also one of the best assortments of READY MIXED PAINTS, ENAMELS, BTC, IN THR CITY.If you intend having any work done in our line, get our prices before going elsewhere.+++.+000 Marchant Bros.PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, 232 St.JOHN St.5 SE .CIGAR .10 Cents.MILLER & LOCKWELL, Manufacturers, Quebee.WARNING! to certain unscrupulous Saloons and Biores retaining Inferior waters for the genuine Magi Caledonia Mineral Waters, 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 few cents per dosen less but the OONSUMER is charged the same price as for the genuine, When you ask for CALEDONIA WATER ses that eur aame is branded on the cork.2M.TIMMONS & SON.Agents and Bottlers. st = \u2014 Latest Designs «IN - CARPETS Best Wiltons and Axminster, Best Brussels and Tapestry New Squares, Rugs and Mats.LATEST PATTERNS \u2014 IN \u2014 { Oilcloths & Linoleums Choice Designs \u2014 IN \u2014 LACE CURTAINS, TAPESTRY CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES AND POLES TAILORING LATEST NOVELTIES SUITINGS and OVERCOATINGS, Tweeds and Gents\u2019 Furnishings.Fr eE 3 24 & 26 Fabrique Street, 000000000000000000000000000U00E0000000000000000000000000000000000000000TITEO0000EI00L0COVERe % 000600000000.\u2018 00000000000000A0000000000000400600000fÉ All at LOWEST PRICES.| SOeVE00000 00000 2000000000 hé da a 00000 mme e ° B BomEORLOLOS0B0E 0000000000 BOBBOBoDODOGOE WEDDING GIFT \u2014\u2014 IN \u2014 Sterling : Silver.SAUCE BOATS, CARD TRAYS, SUGAR DREDGERS, BUTTER DISHES, MARMALADE JARS, * MUSTARD POTS, PEPPER POTS, SALT CELLARS, DESERT SETS, TEA SETS, COMPLETE CABINETS OF TABLE WARE.G.SEIFERT & SONS, * Jeweller, 16 Fabrique Street.WEDDING GIFTS SHEFFIELD PLATE.ENTREE DISHES, BREAKFAST DISHES, SOUP TUREENS, MUFFIN DISHES, BREAD TRAYS, CANDLBSTICKS FLOWER POTS, DESSERT SETS, HOT WATER KETTLES, TEA SETS, CASES OF FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, i à : $ $ i : | : : : £ G.SEIFERT & SONS, Jewellers, 16 Fabrique Street.CASES OF DESSERT KNIVES AND FORKS.| : THE CHRONICLE, (GUEBEC, CANADA.\u2014 ht Quebeq Chronicle CHRONICLE TRLRPHONE, No.65.QUEBEO, MAY 3.1901.HONOR TO WHOM HONOR.The news nada to serve war, Major d.s.o., an excellent reputation as a zealous and intelligent cavalry officer, devoted ous service in actual warfare, he has fully sustained that character, and comes back to ug with the enviable distinction of the Victoria Cross, and Order, tive city, and the whole Dominion, may be justly proud, that steps will be taken to mark on his arrival here the high estimation in which he is held by his follow citizens, and the hearty welcome with which they receive him back.THE CHAXPION PROJECT.The acquisition of the Leyland Line of steamers by the American Trust King, J.P.Morgan, has excited a great deal of attention in some quarters and evoked but a languid interest in others, according as its significance has been represented.Mr.Glynn, n director of the Leyland Line at Liverpool, divests it of more importance than that which attaches to a some all that Mr.Morgan sought was to obtain sufficient ordinary shares of the Company to give the American syndicate represented by him the right to nominate two directors.The transfer, he explained, concerned the Company's interest in the American, Mexican and West.Indian fleets, and Liverpool would not, at least for a year or two, be affected by the tenor of the shares.According to other mformation, Mr.Morgan's deal with the Leyland Line is of a Jess limited scope, the intention being to secure for the New Orleans traffic of the Illinois Central Railway a cerlain number of ships on which it can depend.This sort of a thing is, ay our readers are well aware by no means a new departure, and a Montreal contemporary points out that several other railwav lines have relations more or Jess close with steamship companies, consisting usually, however, of a simple agreement like that between the Grand Trunk and the Dominion Line for Portland, and that betweeh the Great Northern and Levland Line for Quebec.The Illinois Central management cvidently believe that a stil closer relation would be to their advantage, and to that end they appear to have arranged for the purchase of enough stock to secure control of the line.\u201d This statement is a decided advance on that made by Mr.Glynn, who said that all the Americans sought was the nomination of {wo directors on the Board of the Company, but even this is thrown in the shade by the New York Journal, which announces in sensational head lines that the Atlantic is to be an American lake; that such is the purpose of the new ocean steamship line combine formed by the American Trust King, J.I.Morgan; that the Leyland purchase is the first step of a policy by which the company expecis eventually to control the traffic on two oceans and the Mediterranean, and to get the trade to the Far Fast.1 says that a new giant fleet is ache- duled now, that ten huge steamers, one of them to be fitted with a theatre, will be constructed at the cost of $50,000,000, and that the billion dollar Steel Trust will reach from the Far Fast to Burape hy the purchase of steamship lines, and Its alliance with the railroad combine.The frat step to all this is the purchase of an interest in the Leyland Line of steamers, and the probable control of the Atlantic Transportation Company, eighty-five steamers in all.That something more is on the tapis than the accommodation of the Illinois Central Railroad is evident from the fact that! the Leyland Line had already made a contract with that Company for additional ocean tonnage from New Orleans, by which it was to furnish four steamships a week from that port for Liverpool and other European ports: and some color is given to the sensational\u2019 report of the Journal by the statement that Mr.Morgan is negotiating for the acquisition of 1he- Doinion and Johnson lines, wit how thuch, truth it is difficult to say ai pre ment.The eightyAve vessels claimed for was received yesterday that ose of the most distinguished of the many brave fellows that kt Ca in the South African R.E.W.Turner, V.Cson of Hon.Richard Turner, of this city, has taken passage on board the Tunisian for Canada.When Major Turner left us, he did so with ta his profession, and during his ardu-[built.a member of the Distinguished Service We congratulate his parents and family on the prospective safe return to their midst of the young hero of whom not only they, but his na- and we trust ed memorial, and on these two we venture to say a few wosds.to the site: As this project partakes rather of a local than of a national what Farge transaction, and \u2018said that|nature, it appears to us that the memorial should be placed in some central part of the city, where access to it can be easily gained at all trip to the Plains of Abrahaif, which is rather the transient visitor and for (he great bulk of our own are two sites, both conspicuous, which tenac Park, or on the square belween to a difference of opinion as to how the stuck should be issued.The Leyiand Line, which now numbers about sixty vessgls, has been -extending its operations considerably during the past year.It recently bought the West Indies and the Pacific Steamship Companies, and : is now bullding several big ships for\u201d freight and passenger serviee.Its fleet runs from New York, Boston and New Orjeans to London, Liverpool, Antwerp, Central America, West Indies and the Mediterranean and Bl Ses ports.The company is capitalized at $75.000.- 000, The Atlantic Transport Line has twenty-three vessels running between New York and Baltimore and T:andon.Two large steamships are now being \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WHAT SHALL IT BE, AND WHERE ?The removal of the carters and their kiosque from the vacant space he- tween the French Basilica and the City Hall, and the contemplated laying of it out into a miniature park, seems to us a fitting occasion for calling the attention of our readers, apd the citizens generally, to the Tund raised by the Chronicle through the medium of a twenty-five cent.subscription for the purpose of erecting a monument to commetnorate the bravery of those who left this city with the different Canadian contingents to serve in the war in South Africa.This fund, amounting (0 between nine and ten hundred dollars, is still lying idle, awaiting a decision as to its disposal, and several suggestions have lately Leen} nrade Lo us on the subject.Two things requite to he considered ; first the site, and next the proportions of the propos First, as times.without involving the nccessity of a out of the way for both population.There might be selected, either in the Fronthe great FrenchCathedral, and the of ficial residence of the municipality of Quebec, and we incline to the latter as the more fitting place for a monument from Quebec city to Quebec boys.In The Gentlemen's Clothing Co., 178 St.John St, QUEBEC.Wholesale Tallorey and Mail Order Dept.230 St James St.Montreal : .te \u2018Semi ~ ready\u2019 clothes are made to fit all shapes of men \u2014from ho of alder- monic pro né to tHosc of Adonislike shape.Nine Semj-ready\u2019 shapes, every size in each, all trouser lengths; dozens of etylcs, scores of pate terns, every correct nd of finish, one Kind of fit\u2014Perfect.Money back if dissatisfied.Get a Catalog S.J.Shawd&Co HARDWARE MERCHANTS, 13 86.John Strutt, Upper Town Corner mountain All and Notre Dame Street, Lower Town that case, the park now being ar- to the subsequent crection of the mc morial in its centre.Secondly, as to the proportions.The amount raised, though it is satisfactory considering the narrow limits assigned to the individual subscription, is not large enough for any pretentious affair.Stil) it might be enabled to make à good showing, if supplemented by the city, and would be ample to put up a handsome granite obelisk, after the fashion of Cleopatra's needle, if the city will on its side provide a pedestal of six or eight feet high, with brasses on the four sides containing, first, the names of all the Quebecers who left here, secondly, the death roll, whether from battle or disease, with the place and date of death; third, the list of all the engagements in which the Quebecers took part; and fourth, an in scription narrating (he circumstances under which the monument was erected and containing the thanks of the city of Quebec to her soldiers.Some] such memorial, thus roughly outlined, would perhaps be more suitable by its severe simplicity, to the military character of the comniemoration, than a more pretentious affair; hut as we understand, from conversations with several prominent citizens, that (he general feeling is that something more worthy of the greatness of the city of Quebec should be done, and that there would be no difficulty in raising from five to six times the amount in hand, we think His Worship the Mayor, who is always ready to promote everything that tends to the beautifying and adornment of the city, would consult the wishes of the citivens if he called a public meeting to consider the subject, and decide on what steps should he taken, either to use the sum now on hand, or to adopt it as a nucleus for something larger and more imposing.F:RST COMMUNION.your son or daughter making their First: Commun Go to Faguy.Lepinay & Frere, and you will find everything wanted.It's difficult to convince the taxpayers who foot the bills of Parliament thet talk in obeap.+ JUST RECEIVED.; Specialty in Boy's Bits for Arst communion.Faguy, Lepihéy & Freremme pr meer Ît'e far caxier to set n good exam ple than it in lo set an old lien or re gulaie an inoubator.For your dress goods or musliny the new project can be accounted for 4s follows : .thoss ownsd by the land Line, those owned by We Aula lie Transport: Company, and: th which the American raijtoad combine is about to place on the Pacific, Negotiatigns had already taken place for t fll trough (oF the Nabe, owl the consolidation of the first two lines, fo lop rauy, LERINAY & FRERE.Never idge & man by his coat, ranged should be done with an eye) \u2014\u2014 He {may have borrowed it for the occu- sion.Telephones | Pre + 18 eee, Dry Goods.All our departments are now well assorted with the latest styles of new goods, marked at the low- eat prices.A Sales rie Cash \u2014 DRESS MUSLINS.\u2014Fancv Colors in great variety of patterns at 13c.13c.15c., 17c.18c., 24c.PARASOLS in Wack and white stripes and checks silk at $1.25, $1.35, $1.58; $1.78, $1.98, $2.10.$2.18, $2.78.PARASOLS in plain colors and fancy stripes at $1.35, $1.58, SLR, $1.98, $2.10, $2.35,\" $2.68, $2.48, | STRAW HATS, white sailor shapes for ladies, cream and black bands, 28¢c., 35c., 38c., B8c-, 65c.usc.se, suc, 95c.STRAW HATS for girls and boys, a large assortment at all prices.COLORED SKIRTS in fancy striped cottons at 88c., $1.00, $1.10, $1.25.FEATHER BOAS in black and grey and natural at $1.25, $2.18.$3.25, $3.50, $4.50, $6.50.LADIES\u2019 BLOUSES, the largest range of Dallerns we ever had, ut S0c\u2019, 68c., 8%c., 85c., $1.10, $1.30.LACE TIES In white, cream and butler .shades, only 1dc., 0c.en 3kc.40c., 15¢,, 5 55¢., 65¢., 7861 AT E Fi TCHUS \u201cAND TR in fects in white and butter, only $1.38, $1.48.7 TRAVELLING RUGS in tarlans at $3.40, $4.88, $3.08, SUCOESSORS TO SINONS & FOULDS, 20 FABRIQUE ATREKT CPICIALET 3 on! era wood Floor \u2014\u2014y ue for ir Te For a la a lady's or goat's waterproof | tal w ! , Coa Soh Om ul Ue modern Paint FAGUY, pupimay à vaua, |, SHOP, 1114 yy RUBBER ENGINE Block of GAKLOCE and ASBFSTOS|$ WATERP ROO IS, .PACKINGS Consisting of a Large and ; pare dits an Enr es an elors.En For Ladiss from 8550 White Lend, For Misses from 82.75 Black and Red Paints, For Gentlemen from $10.00 * Rent Paints.Paint Oil, Turpentine, Golf Capes.Brushes.A Luge Shipment Just Arrived: oe SI the n r{vles in white, cream and | Portiahd Cement, Srlenite, Plaster, Fire bubter, only 45c., 48¢., 60c., 80c., Obc.| Clay, Fire Bricke, and Brick fur balding $1.10, $1.38.purpcoe, oto, ste.COTTON DRESSES in print and | Al orders will be as in the past, promptly gingham for children at 60c., 6&c.70c,, | stbended tot 78c.8fc., B8c., Hoc.Loweat market prices.- LACE BOLEROS.in pretty lace ef- NECK RUFFLES in the new styles with chetille ends, the latest novelly, | PHONE 630.| So only $1.38, $2.68, $3.85, $3.08.svt WHITE BELTS with fancy buckles | + Te oar ey et a ah , se \u201cIP.J.- Holden, op \u201c eLov VES at, The.08e.3136, ICW DEALBER 612 Champlain 8t Étoich SIMONS &MINGUY WHTERPRIOFS | _ RANGOATS 1 We Have Now ow Twins Our New Elegant Styles.Now snd Pretty Combination of Holt, Renfrew & TELEPHONE 1101.THE LARGEST EXHIBITION Of Wall Paper Ever Seen in Quebec, now open at Loupret's, new stnre 200 8¢ John Street.Also a large neat ment of Heady Mixed Vaints, Oil, Tarpentine, Glass, Varnishes, Broshes, Mouldings, eto.1 aleo keep men on the premise 10 execute Painting and Papering of all Desoription.P.LOUPRET, House, ign & Decorative Painter.\u201cCHARLES ¥.ROSS, Bleotrical Contractor and Engineer.Wiriog of AU Descriptions, +00s ALSO ON HAND.A Full Sets of Shades, | Pendaate, Breckete Hoestors, fog as.A\" All Ovders Frempily astendod Te 88 ST.MICHAEL STREET, PHONE 383 A.B.PRUNEAU & (0.Always on Hand .Full line of Stesm, Blacksmith, sad Amani: can Anthracile Coals, A.R.PRUNEAU & CO.90 DALHOUSIE STREET.Puons 454 ROTBLS, RESTURANTS AND Private Familim Supplied by the Day or Benson nt Moderate Rates Tuurpuone 454 - Tour, Order is Buroustly loi, JOHN FLYNN, GENERAL BUILDER All Kinde of Wood Work, Stone, Brick and Plat ering Done.FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1901.HARDWARE -CO SéFABRIQUE sa FOOT OF MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORS aud ICE CHESS ICE CREAM FRERZERS, - ICH TONGS AND BASKETS, ».À FULL LINE OF.MoClary's Famous Cook Stoves Which Were Awarded the Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition, BICYCLES Tver Johnson's Celebrated Make.BIOYOLE SUNDRIES.2 wim Riged Toon by Henry Suton 3 Merriman.32 g À Grast Temptation, ; by Dors Rus- @ Her Mountain Lover, by Haulin® Q @ Garland, @ Ba'list, a Novel, by Myra Swan.3% Uncle Terry, a at ot the Maine À Cout, \u201cby Chartes Clark Munn, 8 & To Have and to Hold, by Mary) @ Johnson.L The Curious Career of Roderick & Campbell, by Jean N.Molliwraith Ÿ A Holdier of the King, by Dors M.@ g Jones.os 8 Anne Mainworing, by Alice Ridley & Quisante, by Anthony Hope.2 Island Re HE P.J.EVOY'S, 207 8.» Sohn vercet.The Ring of Maurice {The ON LY Agent IN QUEBEC Toff the Celebrated \u201cGland Biniman Pian\u2019 A.Lavigne\u2019s Warereems, No.68 St.John Strest.NOT EOUALLED ELSENHERE 6 Quire Pad of Note Pape for 10 5 d do do do 8 da dd do do = 5 dn do do do 46e \u201c2180 HE.fn Sie he velopes for 10s.itn OÙ 10s.20e.19 Eton ® se.Further \u2018Retuction on Box Lots BEST ASSORTED \u2018ED LINE OP STATIONERY IN QUESEC ne ÂTosse John E.Walsh's, Bocheslier snd Stations ss St John Street, Quebec.T0 PEOPLE OF 6000 THSTE If you want to be Dressed according to your own taste and in every style, I co 0 © \u201c, H.B.Simard, MEROHANT TAILOR, 217 St.John\u2019 Btrebt.PRUNFAU & KIRBUAG 84 Fabrique Stress 116 Bt.Josuph Street.Never Before He bed sesh » nagorimentt of ip aries Articles suitable for First Communion Gifts.Rosaries, Mounted in Gold and silves, ##-Do not tall to oll snd ste où beautiful line of goods.Pruneau t Kirounc, oa FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1001.25c.For 2 Double Upright En ; irts $1.00, $1._,_Stick Bows for Double C Ac LAFRANCE & MULE LADIES\u2019 AND GENTS\u2019 TAILORS AND OFFICIAL ABERPASHE FABRIQUE STREET.WE HAVE TO:ÉLEAR Colored Sh \u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014 48 The Chronicle guarantees that these Want Advertisements have a larger circulation daily than Js given by all the other English papers n Quebeccombined.WANTED.WANTED.\u2014 AT ONCE, TWO OR three good, smart carrier \u2018boys.Ap- FHy Chronicle.WANTED.\u2014 COMPOSITORS .WANTed.Address; P.O.Box 636, Mone WANTED\u2014 YOUNG LADY ASBTE- nographer and typewriter, Apply L.T., Chronicle.TEACHER WANTED \u2014FOR LITTLE | River Protestant School, with first- class model school diploma, Must have best of references.Apply James old Sec.-Treas., Les Saules P.O., PR.TO LET, \"hou, occüpied be (be late Hire, Chi J la 3 De, mini the corner of Ste.Genevieve and des Grigsi'ny streets, Cape.in Peters\u2019 Block, \\.:tn all modern improv: furnace, electric light, &c.Apply to E.W.Methot, executor, at La Caisse d'Economie, St, John street.TO LET-LARGE SHOP LATELY occupied by Jos.Hamel & Freres, on Dalhousie street; will be divided into two shops, if required.For Sale\u20144 Shares of the Canadian Electric Light Co, Ltd.For terme apply to LaRue & LaRue, N.P.TO LET.\u2014 FOUR FIRST-CLASS tenements, Nos, 520, 523, 724 and 526 John street.i of Nos.TO LET.\u2014 HOUSE NO 41 ST.URsule street.containing ten rooms and kitchen.Heated by furnce.Apply to Campbell & Auge, N.P., 61 St.Peter street.try .To LET.\u2014 THE HOUSES NOS.4 and 43 St.Louis street.Will be rented for a term Of years.Modern souveniences Join Pg tallied Sis spring, bly to 08.os Union Baok Buildings.TO LET.\u2014 FURNISHED, NO.Louis street.Ten rooms.Kitchenonly, Apply to C.E.Taschereau, N.P\u2014_\u2014 TO LET-HOUSE, No.12 ST.DENTS a Cape, presently occupi Mr.Ahern.Apply to Cy, Tessier, Union Bank Building, - - FOR SALE OR Te LEY.FOR SALE OR TO LET.\u2014No.35 St.Ursule street, occupied by the late Hon.F.G.Marchand.Apply to Alex.Gauvreau, Notary, 83 St.Peter treet, .HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET - That first-class property, No.72 Champlain street, sui for a Store or Warebouse,° with dwelling overhead.For further particulars apply on the premises, FOR SALE.FOR SALE \u2014 AT ST, DUNSTAN, Lake Beauport, a fine, water power on the River Jaune, {0 miles from theiCity of Quebec, well adapted for milling purposes - or electric plant.Also about 3000 arpents of wood land, all the timber of which can be floated down to said water power.For particulars \u2018apply to Arch Simons, Grove Col , Lake Beau rt.ELER ~= TRE La _ (ERIE § \\ Do EY SORDERED IN PREFERENCE & acute torturé of burning, itching piles was six miles southeast of Columbus,lyyhen it is so easy to procure Dr.Bartholomew County, in Southern In-|ry.ey Ointment.Nearly every deal- diana.er in medicine keeps Dr.Chase's Ointand typhus are increasing amonz the village population of Bessaratia.Seventy per cent of the farmers of that.disirict have lost all their horses and was similarly situated with respect to The freshmen's class of Columbia College will have to devote three fours a wezk to spelling lessons, as the Professor of English literature and composition has found, op looking over their essays that they have very er ratic ideas on the subject.The Springfield Itepublican says that while only 450 Americans went Lo Cuba last year, 12,608 crossed into Canada.It regards the movement northward as worthy of serious cun- sideration, as the migrants must | be come British citizcas or have no citizen ship at all.Commissioner of Internal Revenue Yerkes holds that express receipts for merchandise sent to a foreign country State asking him to request of Lord cisions of the United States Supreme Court in the matter of export bills of fading.The body found Leside the railway tracks near North Bay, Ont., about a week ago has been identified as that of George Bowman, a former resident of Dundas, but for some years past af Milwaukee, where hiswife and family are supposed to be now living.A woman has been arrested in Denver on a charge of fraudulent voting.The despatches say it is the first case on record.Women have been voting in Colorado for eight years, in Kansas for fourteen, in Idaho and Utah for five, and in Wyoming for thirty-two.The first wheat crop reports for Manitoba issued by the Northern Pacific for the week ending April 30, show that although seeding was a little later this year than last, a larger percentage of the crop is already sown.The weather conditions have been favorable and the increased acreage will average fully 15 per cent.higher than last year Returns have been received from #75 certaus-takers, about ofie-tenth of the total aumber engaged.Of these 470 are fronf Ontario, 359 from Quebec, 20 from Manitoba, 13 from New Bruuswick and 0 from Nova Scotia.\"Al the taking of the last census only 53 returns were sent in during the month of April.An incident of the great stock market rush of business in New York isa demand for expert bookkeepers ho un derstand the brokerage business.The rush of orders to be handled has over- whelimed some brokerage concerns, and they are anywhere from three Lo five days behind hand in the details of their accounts.The clerks and accountants have been working eighteen hours & day.The contract for the ironwork on John D.Rockefeller, speaking to the Young Men's Bible Class of the Filth Avenue Baptist Church the other day, toid\u2014with an apology for the persçnal incident\u2014of the fact that in a generation he had, through the business which he established, paid to labor the stu- pendoux sum of $700,000,000, which is equivalent to S10 to every residant of Te United States.A marriage took piace in Bristol, Wisconsin, lately, between two mutes.The officiating minister did not speak the sig\u201d language, the bride could neither read nor write the grooms language, which was English, while he the bride, who was German.For some time It looked as if the wedding would have to be postponed, but the difficul- \u2018were finally surmounted by the aid of interpreters, who anslated the rfi service into two languages.Paie ant gement.is announced in New York of Miss Madeline Goddard, davgh- ter of Col.William Goddard, to Prince | Henri of Croy.There will be several troublesome questions lo be settled be- ment, and you can apply it at home without any inconvenience, The firat application is usually sufficient to put an cnd te the itching, and it is rarely that more than one box is required to make a thorough cure.Hosts of cases in which Dr.Chase's Ointment has actually cured serious and long-standing cases of piles have been reported in the Canadian press.Should you want to know more about it ask your druggist or your neighbor.There are few people in Canada who are not familiar with the record of this famous preparation.If your dealer does not have Dr, Chase's Ointment in stock it will be sent postpaid on receipt of price, 60 cents a Lox, by Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto- re STRUCK BY LIGHTNING Chicago, May 3.\u2014 A dozen people were severely shocked and two mefi- ously injured by a bolt of lightning which struck the Lower Ozark apari- ment building at 35th street and Wabash avenue.After demolishing the tower the bolt ran down the.eleciric light wires to the fourth floor.where it entered the flat occupied by Dr.Anna Wells.Mrs.Wells and her companion, Mrs.C.M.Shafer.were {hrown {o the [loor and rendered unconscious by the shock.Both will recover.In the basement where the cafe is located the vsrealest damage was done.À score of neople were more or less hurt by falling walls and glass.\u2014 THE EASTMAN TRIAL Cambridge, Mass, May 2.\u2014Although the larger portion of the proccedings at the Eastman murder trial to-day was taken up in unimportant expert testimony on powder stalns on cloth ing and alloys of lead in bullets, Lhere were one or (wo witnesses who proved to be most impertant in the trial, while the day ended with a magniii- Attorney-General to obtain .the od- mission of the testimony of the no cused, which \u2018Le made before the Grand Jury which indicted him.This testimony the court, earlier in the week, after a private hearing to the different lawyers, excluded, but the At- torney-General to-day made another effort in open court to obtain a re versal of the decision of tw judge, through numerous legal citations, back ed by an earnest and cloguent plea.The defence, relying on the court's former decision, made no reply to the arguments of the Attorney-General, and as the court withheld its decision on the last plea of the Attorney-Oenc- ral, the latter will to-morrow morn ing cite additional cases bearing on the subject.\u2019 # far the most important witness today was the aged and decrepit mother of the dead man, who toftered feebly into the court and gave in stance where Eastman looked towards her son a id: \u201cHis days are short.\u201d This was a little over a week before the tragedy.Two witnesses, recalled,, identified the little bullet an thé one taken from the body by reason of Its peculiar formation.This last testimony will have à great bearing on the came if the defence should claim that the bul let which has heen frequently shown to the jurv, and which has been fre quently admitted by the defence to be a centre fire bullet, waa changed some time after (he autopsy by nome Government official.| Should - the Government's plea for the admission of the Grand Jury's testimony be overruled to-morrow fore this marriage can take place, ss the Priacy will be oblige ta renounce 4 against Eastman will rest thers and that the defence will then be begun, \u201cah cent forensic eflort bn the part of the] morning.it in likely that the cane have no seed for the szring sowing.ee fr meer.For novelties in Dress Goods and Hlkn\u2014Clnver Wev & Cn \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RUSSIA AND PERSIA, London, May 3.\u2014 A despatch to the Daily Mail from Simla announces that a high official of the Russian Ministry of Finance has arrived at Teheran and is\u201c discussing with the Persian authorities a very important, new and special tariff between the two countries.cst fp eee.BE PRUDENT.If vou require dry goods, do not purchase without having gone to FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.ean fo mere ee.SAW MILL BURNED Grayling, Mich., May 2.\u2014 The tand saw mill owned by Salling and Houston, at this place was destroyed by fire to-night.The loss is supposed to ie over $100,000 ee fp meee.OTTAWA LICENSE REGULATIONS Ottawa, May 2.\u2014 The Ottawa Lisense Commissioners have adopted a nuinber of new regulations which will be enforced after June 1st.Chief among, these are that after regular sell ing hours no blinds will be permitted on the windows of any place where liquor is sold; that the windows must be of clear glass; that the doors half way up must also be of clear glass.No obstructions of any kind wid be allowed to interfere with a view from the street.After November 1st all bars must be made facing the highway.No bells, gongs, whistles or tuhes will be allowed in bars.Copies of those regulations will be printed and placed in.each bar.For infringements of any of (hese reœula- tions the fine will be $28 for the first offense, $50 for the second, and cancellation of license for the third of- ence.It was decided that all regulations already in fnéce regarding observance of the law will be strictiv observed, ABSOLUTE SECURITY, Qenulne.Carter's Little Liver Pills.Must Bons Signature of @ CURE 910K HEADACHE.© EMILE JAGOT, seweuss, 158 St.Joseph Stoost Hak elon Spring Importation.Donegal Homespuns, Made in Hand Looms, Scotch Tweeds, Celebrated Harris Make.West of England \u2018Tweeds and Worsteds, Fine Blue and Black Vicunas and Serges, Light Overcoatings, in all Newcst Material, Khaki Serge, Scarlet Serge, Some Beautiful Lines in WALKING STICKS, Dr.Jaeaer's Underclothing.JOHN DARLINGTON, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.Meta de mme MS SAISIE AWAY ABOVE ALL Soars the Eagle-Bicycle 10 MODELS-AI 1901-10 MODELS $35 to $65.Crescents, Columbias and Others SER FOB YOURSELVES AND BR OCHVINOED.V&B Sporting Goods Store 11 ST.JOHN STREET.Agents for Spalding Bros.) STYLISH SHOES rem 2 pm NEW GOODS.rep The Latest American And Canadian Goods Just Received\u2014 ser aan ALL WIDTHS AND SHAPES.s Custom Work a Speoclaity.\u2018 PDIP eB Puente OPEN TILL 10 P.M.SATURDAYS.W.JACQUES & SONS, 2 Buade Street, City.~ 7 Telephone 190. - , on arrival at Portland for examination of bag- FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1901.THE CHRONIOLÆA, QUEUR6, CANADA.ES yw CUNARD.- YORK TO LIV.Dino SEO PET Lucimuà.Yavardny, May > ALLAN.LINE.1801 Sumsr Arrangements 1601, \u2014 li Montreal and Liverpool frat LINE , Mant ly h Special Notice._ \u2018For ééllfngs Mor tho Wh Adil; iad $0 the h, Noromosr, Salon, Sroond elon, sad y af provided with res rail ticketa to Portland ; sleeping car tickets will slao be provided tres bonded without charge.Canadian Customs officials attend ateamsr gage.which is then checked free to destinations in Caonda.BOSTON SERVION, in-Screw Passenger and Mail Servien vs to Liverpool, via Queenttcws From L 3 Boomer, From Bosion.March Apeil 14|New Enatann.|March ICOMMONWRALTE [April 11|Vew Exarasp.\u201c 26 Coumonwnarms.| May 8 All 00h Stenuuers Sève supers passes se venmoodation amidahi Electric Lights sed spacious procesede Rates of Passage., $50 to $106, Onble\u2014To Liverpool.$50 va sm.TA } $36.00, Sud Cable\u2014Thn dverpoo or Loedon, 6.9 Steseago\u2014At lowest rates, _ For rates, bertbing accommodation and all tion apply to W.M.MACPHERSON, Agnes No.83 Dalhouzie Stress.Quebec and Lévis Ferry.NDER NOTED TRIPS WILL 7 Coed Sonvenised us, \u201d ; men raieays Bondage a Holideys axrcepted)\u2014 weather teeniving\u2014will leave QUEBKO.| LEVIS oR : I oi > ue Loco gr 800 Accommodation | 6.09 Acsommodatén to Oamptelltos, |.fom River du 11.156 Accommodation y 4 Loup.sl ne Aecommodatica naw tri \u201cvo Montrvalpou Montreal «1.from Osmpbellon EE Se vrai.; ifax, 8,9 Mail 0 Halitaz.| 1.18 Kxprwss trom sa Epros ! rom AR Guebos Gomi Resear 8) Mi od bo Megan | 7.90 Accommodatkn Te Ce Prren, | trom Bhacbeco 245 Erprom to Sher 1.30 Express from 6.30 Accommodation |\" for Bherl 78 Mixed from Portland and nos Jet: and poinie Boush.Mogantic.Grand Trant Pre llway Perey, P.M Quasec.A i.fours Quanso 18,15 Mall to She West a Mall from the 600 Tires to the Won ou 1.50 Expeces from | Es, +5 pore se re trom Quebes, 36: April, 1001 Leyland Line QUEBEC to LONDON.Salling from Louise Basin, A.RRLAIAN rares ft May 8.{ 38 Mot RY une 8 106h June vbs vaussonses 8 .8.4, BELGIAN.Rpeci rongh \"y faturd onto Vente \u20ac ead trom Pointe fa Rs OL LIN K Bailing from Montreal For passage, freight aud gemers] informa: | every Friday.ELDER.ton aprlr to DY I SH ios A YREDK.LEYLAND & OO (193) Linrran.Dalhoasie 5 on Fear A Bs, 191.86, Poter Birest, 11 Ba, Georament ' MONTREAL STAY ATTHE.: St.Lawrence Hall, 7 the Leading Oi Eates trom $9.30 per day.June ler Lie Linrpooi Preausges | Mog ¥ Aprit ; Barman 2 My sion, 9 * VAIDIAN 16 \u201c 4Pansram, » \u201c AC HTRALANIAN Rates ef Palnage Oabls.- .Montreal and Glaigow Servios\u2014\u2014 08 OAC Zasgow Service.From Srransairs.Glasgow.20 A 7\u201c From From Mont freanantes.| nor about, 31 April Rosaaman.[15 M: it May Mos Viogax., BRAZILIAN, .5June Gah June.[Rosa 3.11 0h te anno aud ob York asbviow ¥uox .où LN Fool Grassow.Naw Yoax.4 May STATS OF Nxsaasxa 18.+ Luvnmertan .\u2026\u2026 |.0 Junenme Sasvinian cee JO ** Neprasx/{ 9 © F=® Cabi RATES Passe.Sesond op 1] Storage te G: PA Now York, Bermuda and West Indies : 1: Mall Lines - RAILING FROM PIER 47 NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK For Berwupa : 88 PRETORIA, Thursday, Sth May, at 9 sm 88, 10 MINIDAD, Thursday, 10th May, at am.For Bt.Thomas, St.Orola, 8.Kitts, Antigua, Guadaloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St.Lucia, Barbadoes and Demerara.8£.MADIANA, Sitarday.&h Map, st am, ; St.Lawrence Line.Tbo Fwin Sorow Iron 85.CAMPANA, 1,700 sam, is intended to asil from Quebes, Thursday, 6th May, at noon, Charlottetown stopping except at Father Point, a few hones P On] Grand River.Een oon Oh, SA RE Pictou, full oa all packages, to avoid mistake in landing.No enrge will te recolved after 11 A.M.on sul'lag «+ ny.For further infvemation to SETHE ery, Or Secretary, À.& OUTERBRIDGE & 00., Agents way, New York.Ticket Street; E.H: Crean, 14 Buade street.ROYAL MAIL BVEAMER LINES Consisting of 128 Steamers Avgregating nw 4 0,000 Tons, 4 BEAVER LINE - TO LIVERPOOL.ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.Take Champlain (new) twin rcrow.1s 1ke Keio (now) twin sorew Laks Megantic Lake Sincon.Lake Superior.Lake Ontatio.Lake Huron oo uns 0.4,600 ** Lake Michigan (b'Id'g) twin screw.11,000 \u201c Lake Manitoba (L'id'g) twin acrew.11,030 \u2018* These 1plendid Btoamers have been » en bE 5,300 5,100 * are of the highest class, aod have excetdingly comfortable accommodation for all classes of passongers.Midahip 81 ons apd Ntaterooms, Nmokerooms and Jadim' Cabins, apscioua romenade Decks, and lighted shrcogbont by Jectrioity.: REDUCED SUMNER RATES, FiraT CABIN\u2014Single $30 and upwards.a Found Trip re and ar od Tri sue, RCOND CABIN-\u2014\u2014Bingle 944, Round Trip NTREBAGE, to ell points in United Kingdom Cuontivent, 8b rates, LINDUN LINE- Sailing from Montreal ms de AMERICAN LINE.Nuw Yosz, Bovruaurros, Louveis Sailing Wednesdape at 10 a.m.bf SIRE RA Poh tai A RED STAR LINE, Naw Yors\u2014Antwsas\u2014Pasu.Bailing Wednesdays, st noon, ae A | Pruntapn ,.May Bove.My 13 | Kamen May % international Navigation vempany | A anh 10 North River Oe, 13 Proud.FE il.\u201corn, TER Orastlin oy! y.cornes Du Port and MENGE BOGAN: ++ Predeiessr * hiss or Gruront, Loon, Ludo io Fra Mons\" For Father Point, Gaspe, Mal Bay, ay each place to allow vf passeng: rs going Has excellent accommodation for A Shippers are requested to mark post of destination in 89 Broad te, F.8, Stocking, 33 54, Louis | M.¥LDER, DEMPSTER & 00 |Memopoites 8n N ,000 ton | EX 000 « cial- ly ounatraoted for the Nerth Atantio \u2018Frate, u 8 Neuville Bolean & Co, .ATOOK BROKERS, Hontrel Stocks à Specialty ity.98 St.Peter Street, Quebec.Telephone 130, E Correspondents : - MONTREAL.* LOUNSBERY & CO, New York.MARKET REACTIONARY ATCHISON STOCK IN THE LEAD .INSTEAD OF UNION PACIFIC \u2014 STRUGGLE TO OFFSET THE BURLINGTON DEAL \u2014 MONEY RATE FIRMER AND RULING AT + 6 PER CENT.| New York, May 3.\u2014The Atchison stocks took the leadership from Union Paciflc today both in point of ac-| tivity and strength.A heavy pre ponderance of the total transuctions in \u2018the whole market centred in these stocks.The character of traders of buying could by no means be safely at tributed either to a demand from shorts or to purely speculative manipulation.The movement was supposed to be due to a new phase of the struggle amongst the Granger trunk lines to secure for themselves compensatory advantages to offset the Bur}- \u2018ington deal.Officiels of the St.Paul Toad were quoted anonymously this morning as breathing forth.threaten- ings of building a new line to the Pacific unless the other accorded ga are in the advantages of the sup- oséd Union Pacific \u2018absorption.This corroborates the current suppositioh that the great Granger trunk lines fee) Ahemselves at a tactical dissdvantage it they have not an assured Pacific 1 t outlet as well as an eistern trunk line connection, and that al) of them will sooner or later take measures to secure these advantages.cept for thé few special paints strength, the market was on; the whole reactionary.The money rate was distinctly firmer to-day, ruling at © per cent.Farlv in the day it was said that a number of banks were calling Joans.The Sub-Treasury figures which include the payment for the great part of the gold exports show a loss by the moncy market thus far of $5,758,- 060.\u2018The payment of the Government interest and of blocks of Government honds redeemed yesterday and to-day do not figure vet in the statement, but it is evident nevertheless that there must have beeii a very heavy move ment.of cash {rom the interior during the week to overcome these losses.The terling exchange market had à firm undertone, and there is still a possibi- Jity of gold engagements to-morrow: for Saturday's steamer.The closing of the market was easv and almost weak except for the final spurt in Atchison.; ree mcs cen Peter Street.Telephone 1324.Correspondents : L.J.FORGET & CO., Montreal.© LOUNSBURY & CO., New York \"7 Closigg Transactions.Northern Pacifie Third Avenua.Pacitio Mail 88 Oo Western.menacer pme a+ NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.New York, May $\u2014 Flour receipis.18,720 barrels; exports, 17,508 barres: sales, 10,500 Package.Market fairly active.and.flammes, ye steady.Hye .Barley quiet.Barler malt i Jin Wah os; 180467 büshelt axes, M4 - 000 bubnôte |; futiitée, hls Spot szober.Optiond opened firm and Sarried pre street pretty nich all day om xn active (rade, part dy tor outaide acoount.Bullish crop 5.\u201cHe NEUVILLE BELLEAU & Cie.93 St.|} 7; il Toronto Strcet, 25 at 1104, 35° at 1104 (esta, 1 at 543, 10 at 242, Jin à few minutes.LÉFAIVRE & TASCAEREAU Aocoantants & Liquidators, @ ST.PETER & aT _ a _ 3 \u201c 44 DU PORCHE, | QATTRBRYY): - | =\u2014-\u2014\u2014-\u2014 news had much to do with the .advance, and was suvplemented by steadiness abroad; a big rise in corn and free covering.Closed strong at dc to bushels; exports, 83,844 bushels.sales, [183,000 bushels futures, 8000 bushels spot.Spot strong.Options strong and active all day.May shorts were \u2018badly squeezed again bought a good deal of Julv corn.Highest prices in years were attained Closed strong and 1c to 1jc net ad- de net advance.Corn, receipts, 22.000! and outsiders: 5 = INSOLVENT NOTICE i J.ouster of Theodore Ham, Merchant, N Insoirentote is hareby given that on FRIDAY, at lt c'dook À.M,1 F sh of Amqui.& A piso of and with house and Bakery, being part of lot above mentioned.3, À piges of Land wish » shed of 65 l'ont by.38 feet bélinir also part of said lot No, 3 of the Pa A os ol Le ei rs of lot Ne Is 3 0, Es : certain piece 1 on.end 53 Range of Ai x Fermi th o ship, wi linge.' 6.A 10k of land Del pro No.8 of (the Seigniory of ia, with buildings.7.A lot of land being part m.0.of los No.4iB.of Sad Range, Lepage T: Offs 44 Dalbousia street, Rich.& Op.Nav.Oo.Bailding.Quebec, April Voth.1601.vance.Oats, rece;pts.54,000 bushels.exports, 21,464 bushels.Spot firm.Options firm antl aétive with other grains.Feed eady.\"Rosin quiet, Mo- Jasses steady.g, iron quiet.Copper dull.Lead dull.\u201d in quiet.\"Coffer, apot, dul; \" Sugdr, raw, sirong re fined firm.i \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Bentler's Liniment relieves for external or internal use.Directions \u2018with every bottle, and take no othe.Price ten ants.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.(Special to the Chronicle.) ket was practically without professional instigation or manipulation to-day.and jogged quietly along as it is wont when there is nothing doing much on the part of the bulls or bears.The heaviest trading was in Canadian Pafific, the price of which was easis, serfing ofl from 100 at the opening to mar at the end of.the forenoon board.Better figures werd expected from New afleciod pricts here; Generally peal ing there was very little trading.Royal Electric and Gas were steady.but Toronto Rails was weak and of \u2018} to 110}, while Richelieu was stead at yesterday's prices.Twin City wa: Dominion Cotton was at 73, a decline of à below yesterday's close.In the mining list, Payne?*sold off four point: to 25, the lowest it has ever been.and Virtue sold equal to the lowest at 10 North Star sold at 60, and was sub sequently offered at 55.Other quotations were low.\" * MONTREAL\u2019 STOCKS.* Quotations and transactions report ed for the Chronicle by NEUVILLF BELLEAU & CO, 93 St.Peter St.Quebec.Tel, 1324.0 CLOSING TRANSACTIONS.STOCES.à 3 Canadian Pacifio, - Duluth 58.& At.Os vd ue Duluth 88.& Atlsatope.Montreal Street Ry.Go.Mont.Stress, new .Toronto Stress Rallway.Toronto .Proviuoial late Ji Merohants of Halifax.Kastern Townebi; Cable Registered Heat and Light.Halifax Failway Bonds 18 100 Dominios 110) 10 TRANSACTIONS, 275 at 1001, 200 at 1006.apr! Street, 200 at 263, 1 at Twin City, 100 at 26.hii and Ontarfo, 26 at 115), 38 a A Commercial Cable, 75 at 181.Montreal Gas, 2A at 343, at HES 125 at 2428, 20 at M3}.1 La { Royal Mectric.100 at 241.48 ab Dintiinfo Cotton, 25 at 78, 38 ak 724, 50 at 71, 100 nt ME US Répubtle Mining, Ai00 ve 26.\u2018 ! Bensiey's Liniment will cure MONTREAL PRODUCE MARKET.Montreal, May 2.\u2014 Flour receipts, \u2014 barrein.Market quiet.Patent winier, 33.60 to 53.80, patent spring, 84.10 to $4.30; susight roller, $3.20 to 33.40 : strone bakers, $3.80 to $4.00; Dntario bags, $1.50 to $1.50; whet, No.2 Man.hard, 8c to 90c; corn, bic to 53¢; peas, 78c to Tc; \u2018nate, 33 to 34c; barley, 0c to 82c; rye, 8% to :58c ; buckwheat, 07c to 59 : oatmeal, 81.60 bo $1.70; cornmeal, Se to $1.rk, $19.50 to $20.50; lard, 70 to Ro; every |.form of Inflammation.Fqually good Ask for Bentley\" À Montreal, May 2.\u2014The stock mar-Ë ork for -C.P.Ryj'and this Eridentis : (à higher at 757, and there was a gude emand for that stock.The trading ir {ip Canadian Pacific Railway, 59 at 100] ! TSLAND OF OBLEANS FERRY.i On and after the Lit Mav, 190], (weather snd circumstanc: s permitting) the servies on this Furry will be as follows :\u2014 Leave I6LAND, LRavE Qcasec, 500 am so am RiJam 78am 816 8m 915am 1009 am næoanm 10pm 20 pm 330 pm 445 pis 8030p m 615 pm SUNDAYS, 190 pm 10 pm 815 pm 30pm 500 pin 400 pm 70pm 400 pm 73 pm After the 30th of Juno the Steamer \u201cOrleans\u201d will make ial trips every Tuesday land Thursday evenings to the Island, leaving Quebec at 7 30, and the Island at 10 o'clock i On Holidays the Steamer will make s trip tn the Leland at 8 am, and in the afternom, the trips being at the same hours as Sundays\u2014_\u2014 tr cheese, 8ic to Sic; butter, Townships, [I7¢ to 19¢ ; Western, 12¢ 10 14c ; exys, | ous \u201cic to 13c.i LOG DRIVE.| - Bangor, Me., May 2.\u2014 Reports from he Kennebec are to the effect that the main log drive will start about {en [days earlier than usual, and with a ood head of water.Many improve ts have been made within the year [past along the river, and smoother driv ing than usual is expected.Jt is generally supposed that last winter's cut on the Kennebec was a little less (than in the previous year.As nearly ;18 can be ascertained at this time the fut will aggregate about 136,000,000 feet, compared with 143,000,000 feey in the winter of 1898-1900.On the \u2018Penobscot, the first freshet has been hucceeded by a second, and the East \u2018Branch drive has been held up on ac- jpount of high water.It is expected, however, that everything will be driven in at about the usual date.\u2014\u2014 ee i To cure a headache in ten minutes .1m Kumfort Hesdache Powderstl i A PRACTICAL EXPLANATION] Charley 1 what is osculation?\u201d l'Osculation.Jenny dear, 7s a learned expression queer, For a nice sensation.1 put my arms, thus, round your waist This is approximation ; \u2018You need not fear\u2014 There's no one here\u2014 Your lips quite near\u2014 1 then'\u2014 \u2018Ch, dear!\u201d ff Jenny, that's osculation.\u201d GOOD NEWS.Î We are happy to announce that the Firm of Faguy, Lepinay & Frerex has Fmproved thér department of carpets, \u2018nd ail clothe.It in now one of the finest in Quebec.We invite our sub reriters to pay them a visit.\u2014\u2014 ee M AS MAY IST COMES.! Chicago Record.It's hard enough to scratch along As things are going now: A fellow must be good and strong * And have a frugal frau.The laborers with spade or pen _ Now just contrive to sup, So how'll they ever manage when p?! Goes Rent \u201cThe eee ere FIRST COMMUNION, : We have on hand a special line of first Communion suits at prices which defy competition.Do not purchase before seeing us, as.you may regret it.- LA QUÉBENOISE.155 St.Jomeph street.IT OFTEN HAPPENS JUST $0.The camial caller came in and re marked to the make editor : « \u2018Fou didn't print that poem 1 sent yon.\" \"Good guess.\u201d \u201cWhy didn\u2019t you \u201cWell, vou said in your letter that 1 1 published it 1 should hear from you again.\u201d \u2014Pittsburg Chronicie-Tele raph \u2019 + TO OURE THE ORIP'IN TWO DAYS : Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the cane AR McDonald &Ce \u2018STOCK BROKFRS, à |Coerespendents of L.J, Forget & Uo.MONTREAL How York Dorrespondents MESSRS, LOUNSBEBRY & OC.Stooks and Bonds Bought and Bold for Cash or on Margin on London, New York and Montreal Stock Exchanges.' Private Wire from New Yok and Montreal.' Quetations received or soon me 2294., 120 to 15; hake, 13 to 18; .Peter Street.81 $t.Peter Stree will} \u2018ownehip, with |, listed on the diTerer.sxchanges.i RUNK LEIS 7 SYSTEM Tralits Leave Fetnt Levi at He P.M Daily excepts Sunday.Amir putrea! 6.50 P21.7 A.M., New York 7.80 AM.| tram makes connection ap Le Train ee for oe .he lsgars Falls, Detroit points arriving Chicago 8,45 nexs night.635 P.M, Daily.For M:ntreal, Portiacd, and all New England points, seriving Port.: land at 8.16 A.M .Boston 12.30 noon next day.Thu train makes cannection at Montres] with C_V.and D.& H.fast trains for Fo ann oe SARE Dia tur: g_ Menvrest sd 9 AM.Arriving Toronto 4.25 P.M., Hi Falls 9.03 P.M., Detrsit 93) asd Oufcago 7,80 AM.following morning.Joey, leaves Quebec Kast India Whar! (Foos Be.Paul Street) 40 minutes before de parture of tesins from Point Levi, , , Customs officer in in attendance at Quebec G.T.R.Fury Dock Station paior to depart ure of Ferry bo examine baggage destined to .| United States points, Plet >.Po, turepque Pan-American Route te OITY TIOKET OFFICES Corner DuFort ani Ans sirests (opposite Ohateau Frontensc) Ferry Tente Dalboasie stewed and foot of St.Saul sweet nad 340 Bs.Joseph street (St.Roch), m2 NEES CENTRAL RaiLway Trains Le Lovie BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS, 3.40 Fe Boauce, Mogan Sberbrooks, PM | Now England Borate.\u201d ©1200 1.00(y, Accommenanion, PM.| Pointe South = a 84 Ôfre Beauce Jonction vod 84 F AM Tring Junction and Mecano Trains Arrive Lovis 1.30 P.M.BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS 7.15 À M.Accommodation, 6.46 P.M.Mixed.E: train les: beo Sat d pot fus Beyond Bprogédd Bandes acer man Car to Boston.Through Coaches ou Express Traine Quebec to Boston without change.Je, Beaten Oustom toms offour ad Quebec vis to exatnine bags For Pullman rovprvatioas.and riber information apply to City and Distries office, 83 St.Louis St, FRANK GRUNDY, J.H WALS Gea.Manager, Geo.Pass.Agt, a D A A ho > OX ANT APTER WEDNESDAY, MAY Jet, 1901, Teaîne will nm to snd from S Andrew Street Terminus, Quebec, as fo!- lows : Leave Quebec.7.30 AN.For At and Obloouste ; esday and Thureday, with pazlor cer incutimi, wanegan Far red Tach n \u2018alle, ol ube Hawkers, and alt other Satins = on ¥ ern Ry, dai 5.20 PM.For Rivitre à Pierre daily except ve 6.30 P.M.For Rocerval and Chicontin i Saturdsy only (with Sleeping Car for Chioontmtve at Quebec.8.850 A.M, From ft » Piarre daily ez- cept Sunday, 8.50 A.M, Through from Chicontimi snd Roberval Moudsy omly, with su Car from Chicoutimi, 8.25 BM, (G.N.Ry.) Foor Hawkastrary, Lachute, Jolintta, Shawenegan Falls, Geand\u2019Mere, and all other stations on Great Northern Ry, daily except Sunday.9.50 P.M.From Chicontimi and Rober val, Wednesday sud Friday, wish Parlor Car from Chicoutimi, \u2018The Sunday train leaving Quebec a) 1.45 Le for St.Raymond, wisl run on and after May 19th.of five or mors to Grand\u2019 Mere ana to OELEBRATEDSHAWEMEGAN vALLS, ri RIACAE OF FE 20 icknta for sale .8.Csocking, ite St Louis Hotel, wbare parlor aod Soto car à ccommodation may ba resseve\u2019 ALEX.HARDY, ÿ G BCOTT Goal, Paw.Art * Gen .Manages April 2%th, 1991, Baie Des Chaleurs - Route.88 \u201cADMIRAL\u201d For GASPE and Intermediate Ports on the Baie des Chaleurs.Thin Nteamer is intended to sail from Dalheusie, N.3, on Every Wednesdky and Saturday Morning, Immediately after the arrival of the Intercolonial Knilway trains from the Kest and Woat, for GANDE (ice nermitting) calling at Carleton, Marin, New Îtichmond, Bona:enture, New Carlivle, Prspebiac, Port Daniel, l\u2019Anec aux Gascong, Newport, labos, Grand River, Cape Cove, Perce, Point Mt.Peter and Dougiastown.Keturming the steamer will leave (lseon Basin every MONDAY and THURSDAY morniog, about 3 o'clock, arriving at Dalhousie about 6 {» m same day.Conxkct.ons ar Datnouvaie wish I C Ry Express Trains Far rates of passage and otber information 9) wl THE NORTH AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CO.40, Dalhousie Street\u201d x | : mwkhi.Richelieu and Ontario Nargato MONTRNAL LINE.À ateamer len: aebeu dail k d WS REIT me 9 ly week dare \u201cav urdav Monday, from Leaving Saturday vv mtarn 3 Montreal.Fires Clam Single Fng are for the BAGUBNAY L A steamengill In cvs Quebeu \u2018IN M.Montreal 81 Mv 9th One Wa vhs Olam Trip.On Mav 10th One Way Round us Fare and Ove Third for to retam until Mav 18h.ye and - rnd Fires Trip.LH.MYRAND, Pe Aged [EEE .Sherbrooke 4.47 P.M.|.U liostion to the General Passenger | Thec! Agente a boca] rate will Ls made for ps parties | A, Hertha as Be.and 730.in comfortable CANADIAN -_-PACIFIG TRE FAVORITE FOOTE Niagara Falls, .~ Buffalo, PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.31 Hours and 40 Minutes Quebec to Buffalo.Still quicker time under Summer Schedule.EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE QUEBEC : 8am, 1.18 p.m, 11 p.m BE.H, CREAN, Orer Pasinwors Aomry, Opposite Post Ofise.Alse Agent for all Steamship Lines.NO Teamanis Lines St.Lawrence and Adirondack Railway New York Central & Hudson River Railroad THE AVARONDACE ROUTE From OANADA to the \u201cSTATES, Time Table of October 7th 1800, Traine Leave Winnson Station, Mowrasa L RY > Mal nee Er de opte Vi 3 rai tie through to New York a ao PULLMAN Parlor Cars oa Day Troie lesping Cars on Night Traius.7 Buffet Service on ail Tfreuxh Trains po LOCAL TRAINS wv , Beauhasan teauguay leave Windeor Stats Montreal, 5.10 p.m.daily except Bunday, 9.45 sm Sundays only, 925 am, exceph anturdays and Sundays, and 1.38 pan.Batasonly, \u201csnadian Pacific teins à conneoh at Montreal with traine oo New York Central.Call for tickets via the N, Y, ©., For information, tune tables, etc, call om ticket agents Camadian Pacific R'y, cœ vrive to À.J.Hebert, Traveliimg P: or H, D.Carter, General Agont, ve GEORGE, H.DANIELS ih.Grand Central Etation.ow York, Great Northern Railway OF CANADA.: Short Ling Between Quebeo and On and after November Gah, 1900, TRAINS URBBO (Se.Andrew NE Q DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY For Notre Dame des ite, Grand M Shaw.81.Tite, G 8 Boathon, Ba 8.40 A Paulin, Ste.Drie Se.M i Justin Joliette, Mon New Express, TS Glasgow, Sp.Jerome, .Uanut, Lachute, Hamby and intermediate points.Express arrives ab whesbary a 6.85 P.M.Mixed 13 AM sud ea TRAINS ARRIVE QUEBEC DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY wkesbury lea: Lid 8.26 P.M, | 10 A.M.) Lachuse St.Junie Joliette, Shawenegan Express Grand Mere and intermedia points.Train from Shaweneran Falls leaves 481315 P.M.for Grand Mere, Ht.Tite, Be le, Lac aux Sables, Notre Dame de ges, ote, and arrives at Riviers a Pierre Junction as 5.10 P.M., wherd connection te made with Expres arriving Juobec 8.36 P.M.Several 1ocal Traine run daily between Gas.Dean Junstion, Grand Mere sud Shawenegno Ooonections ss Riviere a Pierre Junotion with Q.& L.St Juhn Ry.As Gamsen Junction, Joliette, 8%, Jerome and Lashude with Canadian Pacific R'y., and at Hawkesbmry with Canads Atlantis Railway; foe Ottaws, Anprior, Renfrew, Eganville, od brooks, Parry Scand and Depey .pri 10 Gener Fit & Phin Raat apply rerghb è a she Company'» General Oflces, Tickets for sale by F.8.Stocking, 33 Bi Lonie street J,G.ECCTT, GUY TOMBS, Gen.Krgt.& Pass Agt, General Offios 4 Andrew Swen Tormina: -\u2014m\u2014m Quebec Railway, Light and Power Company, N AND AFTER MONDAY, % oO December, 1900, Trains will ras\u2019 sa fo BETWEEN QUESBO AND Moxtxoxamcy Fa WEEK DAYS.Leave Quebec every bour frm 6.99 am, 530 p.m, Leave Mon! Fall: ; pa a EE re SUNDAYS plats Qusbes every hour from MC pm, Leava Montimoreney Falls foe Quobes ory our trom 2.00 p.m, en pay BETWEEN QUYFBEOD AND STR.4MK./ WERK DAYS, SUNDA Leu Leavy THA, wt 10.90 AM, is 2.00 P.M.Lo \u2019 B18 P.M, a S15 PAM Lanve Ste.A Leave Steue TRE 0.00 A 3, 11.40 AM \u2018 * Lu 4.10 pw Qomso awp fv, Joacmsw, Leave St.Joachim a4 7.00 A M, For all ther taformance apply 19 + porin A.VHOM#ON, | YBR so.LN] | DR.A.LAROOGUE, DENTIST, \u2026, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA, Orfes : 280 ST.JOSTPM sr psgT Hours-From 10 to 13 aoû 9 \u2018 Otfles: 467 ST.JONN STALET loura-From $ te 10; 19 te À 7 te 8, .al.at à 8 see Tp 18 Lo THE a CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, OANADA.oe TO-DATS WEATEER.\u2014\u2014 Toronto, May 8.\u2014 Since last night a depression haz developed and moved with great rapidity from the Lake Superior district to the Lower St.Lawrence Valley, where it is now situated.Showers and thunder storms have occurred generally in Ontario and Quebec.Elsewhere the weather has been for the most part fair.The temperature ranged from 70 degrees to over 80 degroes in the shade to-day in Southern.Ontario, but conditions are;Bow approsching from the forth.Maximum ahd minimum Temperatures Victoria, 48.54, Calgary, 42.08; Qu'- Appelle, 48.72, Winnipeg, 40.72, Port Arthur, 38.54, Parry Sound, 4\u20ac.04; Toronto, 42.76; Ottawa, 46.6%; Montreal, 46.54; Quebec, 48.50; Halifax, 33.48.Lower Lakes end Georgian Hay.\u2014 Fresh northerly.winds, fine and cool- or.\u2026 Ottawa Valley and Upper St.Law- Tence\u2014Fresh northerly winds, fine and à little cooler.Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf \u2014 Fresh to strong northwesterly winds, fair, not much change in temperature.Maritime Provinces \u2014 Fresh winds, sdifting to westeriv and northwesterlv showers or local thunder storms at first, then clearing Saturdav.Ee \u2014\u2014\u2014 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Oheap Boots and £hose\u2014L1 Deschec oa.Ls Quebecoise Tarred Fo't\u2014NReid & Oo, Limited Fois Carpots for Sale\u2014Re'd & C3, Limited Boiler, obc, for Sa'e\u2014Reid & Co, Limited Otd Paper Bougbt\u2014Reid & Co, Limited Now Resdy and For Fale\u2014-\u201cIn Memoriam \u201cThe Quesn' the Brave Defenders of the Empice\u201d Pemi-Ready Clothing Co Oompositors Wanted \u2014P O Box 636, Montres! Carrier Boys Wantad\u2014This Office Usaadiss Pacifis Railway\u2014E H Crean De Pierce's Favorite Prescription LR PR PURE: AFTER INSPECTING the outside, sf that the inside is made healthy{by 1,ving the most ** modern plumbing appliances put in.We sell them and will be pleased to give you all necessary information ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET FREE.22-24 St.James St se 8 Peter 8G ER NECN) D S.RICKABY'S Farniturs Warehouse UndertakingEstablishment BYBRYTHING UP-TO-DATE PRICES MODERATE\" VALUATOR OF FIRE LOSSES.LU JOHN STREET \"PHONE 351.\u2019 A CARD.DR.GEO.H.PARKE Has Removed His Office and Residence .TO.NO.77 87.LOUIS STREET.In the OANADA, CIRCUIT COURT Province or Quesec, For the District Distriod of Kawourasks./ of Kamonrasks.The Thirtleth day of Aptil, 1901 (in vacation) No.1980, Joseph Felix Saindon, merchant, of the Town of Fraserville, Plaiokif, vs.Valentin Desrosi heretofors of the Se parts nil i> .The Defendant is ordered to appear within ose month Frasseville, 30th April, 1901.P, LANGLAIS, \u2018 Clerk of said Cours, ny .TO LET From 1st Mav Next.(3 Me.66 Gennds Alles-Dwelling adjoin- | 2 Parliamen A distinctly high-class luncheon substantisl\u2014s sandwich delicacy, prepared from choicest select prime hams, cooked just right, scasoned deliciously.Put up in convenient size key opening cans.Ask your grocer of write, LIBBY, McNELLL & LIBBY, - CHICAGO.Sookie \u201cTow bo Tabs Goad Diop Witte \u2018te Ent\u201d foes.New Goods\u2014\u2014 IN WALKING STICKS Gold wid Silver Mounted.BRIAR PIPES G.B.D.&B.B.B.CIGA R HOLDE RS CIGARETTE HOLDERS In Meerchaum, IMPORTED CIGARETTES.E., H.Walling, NOW READY, AND FOR SALB \u2014AT THE \"CHRONICLE\" Office, T.J.MOORE & Co-, John Street, \u2014 \u2014AND AT\u2014\u2014 JOHN E.WALSH'S.John Street.\u201cIn Memoriam \u2018The Çueen\u2019 The Brave Defenders of the Fmpire,\u201d Price 2£cts.The profit to he divided between.Chareh Work and « Fund to Erect a Monument in Nomh Africa in of the berovs who died there for Queen and Country.\u2018The object of the Authae is to start s Fund to raise & massive monolith of rough stone, surrounded hy a csirp, on some suitable site in Bouth Africa, in memory of the British Men who died \u2018urioæ the War, \u2014To be called The British Empire's Tribute to her heroes who gave their lives for Queen and Country in the War in Suuth Africa.TARRED FELT In small rolls, suitable for pucking furs, coats and summer clothes Also for Sale, COAL TAR.100 Parrels of the finest Coal Tar.25 Tons of the Best Felt.25 Tons of Straw Board.BEID & C0.Limited my 3-1w Felt Carpsts For Sale.inches wide.REID & CO., Limited.COAL TAR FOR SALE.1C0 Barrels of the heat quality.REID & CO, Ltd.ST.ANDREW STREET._m iw FOR SALE Two boilers of 70 three inch tubes, 4} feet by 15, in good order.1.0 iron pullies of all sizes.1 large hydraulic press, complete and in good order.Also, 5 small cannons with gun or for steamers.BED & CO, Limitedmy 3-1w Old Paper.We purchase,to convert into papsr, all kinds of old newspapers, books, old manuscripts, sceaps of paper, edo, in small or large questi- tise, and by telephoning to 138 we will send for them withous extra charge.We guarantee that all papers are deatro; ad without any person knowieg their contents.REID & CO, Limited, BT.ANDREW STREMT- my 8:-lw Secrupulous Cleanlines About Laundry dons as the Traperial.ft looks s9 pure and white as the driven mow, à BUT THKRES METHOD- t Building, containing % rooms.Heated by furnace, oc- cupiad at present bv Miss Henderson.| Me.276 Grande Allee-Dwelling oppo- | @ site Ladies\u2019 Protestant Home, oon- | taisiag 10 rooms, electric light, etc.No.43 D'Youville Street.\u2014 Dwelling containiag 9 rooms.Ne.28 SR Nicholas Street.\u2014Dwelling, _ containing 8 rooms.\u2018Aleo & small furnished house near Bagi, men bE .Hot water, tarephone, Ac, de.APPLY TO J.G.HEARN, 89 GRANDE ALLER Phone 948.4 NPE VO 10 to 74 St, Valior Street, ov Telephone 080 Wm A WHOLE TOWN BUBNING Wooster, Ohio, May 2.\u2014 Word has been received here that the business portion of Loudonville is burning and that the entire town seems d .Calls for aid have been sent to all mirrounding towns and apparatus is being rushed to the scone by special trains.Loudonville is a town of 1,500 inhabitants in the southern part of Ashland County.1,000 rolls, 50 yards each, 30 carriages, suitable for ornaments % zen of \u2014 Local News\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC GAOL.On the first of May, instant, there were 48 prisoners, including five fe males in the Quebec gaol.\u2014\u2014 pee SUPPLEMENTARY MAIL.Since the first of the present month, the St.Roch de Quebec Post Office makes up and cluses at 12:45 p.m.a supplementary bag of all ordinary mail matter for the West, which bag is sent to the baggageman on the C.P.R.train leaving at 1.15 p.m.\u2014 A POPULAR ROAD.Parties who intend visiting the Pan- American Exposition may reach Buffalo from Quebec in 21 hours and 40 minutes, by taking passage by C.P.R.The route is a favorite one, and will undoubtedly be patronized by a very large number of Quebecers, who can take advantage of three daily (rains from here.erin oles.sen.MAY CLEARING.You have commenced to put your house in order and you find the paper is not quite good enough, and that the painting has becoine faded and discolored.If you want your house renovated, telephone 502, and Marchant Bros.will give you good work, good paint, and good paper at reasonable prices.4 EVERY TIME.Strawberri-s, er- cumbers, lettuce, rediobos, spl - ach, tomatoes, nin: apples.dande- lon, oranges in great variety, lemons a8 tart as they make them, fresh rhubarb, pure maple su and syrup, apples, etc., all in the prime ~f condition, at M.Hogan's, Montcalm Markethy to, frifsat fae A SUCCESSFUL STUDENT.Miss Esther M.Smith, davghter of Mr.Henry Smith, of this city, was one of the distinguished graduates at the recent convocation ceremonies of McGill University.She took the degree of A.B.with first class rank, and a special certificate.Miss Smith received her elementarv training at the Girl's High School, and thereafter ma- 1riculated at Morrin College, winning a first class scholarship.Here she took the first three years\u2019 course in Artsand in consequence of the closing of Morrin College as an Arts Faculty, took the final year in McGill.This voung lady's successful career will, it is hoped, stimulate many of our youth to go and do likewise.\u201cIn Memoriam,\u201d The Queen.The Rrave Defenders of the inp, is a new book just, published, and for which there promises to be a great.demandas it is sold at the low price of 25 cents, and the profits are to be divided between church work and à fund to erect a monument in South Africa in memory of the heroes who died there) The object of the author is a most praiseworthy one, and it is hoped will meet with the success it deserves.The hook will be sold at the Chronicle.office, T.J.Moore's, and J.E, Walsh's stationers.re fre em MOVING PICTURES.The London Imperial moving | pie tures were again presented last night at Tara Hall before a fair audience.There was a large number of children present, and the boys and girls were much amused by the humorous pic tures presented.One more performance will be given\u2014to-night at eight o'clock, and those who have been unable to see the views of the late Queen's Funeral will do well to see them to-night.ASR WY LEOPOLD GODOWSKY.The list opened a few days ago at A.Lavigne's music store, 68 St.John sireel, lo register the names of the citizens who wished to secure to \u2018Quebe the visit of the great virtuosg, \u201cLeopold Godowsky\" will close evening, and {o-morrow morning = at ten o'clock, parties who have registered their names will have the privilege of selecting the best places on the plan of the hall, which will be put at their disposal exclusively until Tuesday morn 3 ing, when it will then be regularly opened tn the general public.Leopold Gedowsky, the wonderful pianist will à |verform at the Tara Hall, on Friday cvening, May 10th; that ix great, capital news for every intelligent citi- Quebec., FIRST OF ALL.Read our advertisement ! Then come né see us and yon wil] have the Jong i our prices are, reglly astonishing.vor wil then rebwn home inced that whai.we say is true.LA QUEBECOISE, 150 St.Joscph stregt.Befors deciding on the laoality for yoor summer vacation.you will find it to your interest to make Joquiries about the Quebec & Lake 8t.John Railway.thé new route to the far-famed Saguenay, and the only rail lloe to the de- ghoul enone and fsh, ng grounds north of Quebec an through the Canadian Adirondacke to Take St.John the home of the celebrated \u201cOuananiche,\u201d and to Ohtcoutimi.Trains connect at Chicoutimi with Sa, steamers.Hotel Roberval, Lake first-class aocommo- dation for 800 guests, and golf links Oonnection with Triinalof the Great Northern Railway of Osnada for Grand Mere and the onlebrated Shawenegan Palls, the Niagara of the Bast A beau\u2019 fully illostrated Guide Book fies on application to Alex.Hardy, Quebecwwii | 100k action to be put in possession of MAJOR TURNER IS RETURNING HE SAILED FROM, LIVERPOOL YESTERDAY ON THE SS TUNISIAN \u2014 THE-GALLANT WINNER OF THE VICTORIA CROSS [, AND THE D.§.8.EXPECTED \u2018| HERE ON FRIDAY, THB 10TH \u2014 \u2018ARRANGEMENTS POR A DE- * MONSTRATION OF WELODME: A cable message has heen received fn the city to the effect that Major R.E.W.Turner, V.C., D.S.0., sailed for home yesterday from Liverpool on the Allan Liner Tunisian, That will bring him to Quebec probably on Friday next, May 10th.- In about fifteen months Major Turner has had a military career of the greatest briliancy.South Africa for him, has not proven a \u2018grave of military reputations,\u201d He has distinguish ed himwel! as a.gallant officer time and again, and to crown his achievements he comes buck to \u2018His friends and townsmen wedridk Britain's greatest military reward, the Victoria Cross.His honor is the honor of Quebec, and his native city cannot do better than prepare for his returning a demonsira- tion that will far outshine anything of the kind ever attempted in the city.If the citizens unite and get to work quickly, something can be done that will be a credit to the Ancient Capital and will show in some measure how great is the pleasure and pride of Quebec citizens in welcoming the man the King has so signally honored.Ther is plenty of time for the erection of a few triumphal arches and if the worthy Mavor would take the matter up and consult with some of the other prominent citizens, the matter can be arranged without the slightest difficul- Ly.LF Le » .AROUND THE COURTS.Some Important Jadgments Rendered.By Chief Justice Sir i, N.Casault.Gosselin vs.Belley\u2014Action of libel by which plaintiff.claims $1000 damages for articles which appeared in a per printed and published in Chicoutimi, and in.the Province and District of Quebec.Hoth parties re side in Chicoutimi, and the action was taken at Quebec and served upon the defendant Belley in Chicoutimi.The fatter filed a declinatory motion by which he alieged that the cause nf action originated in the district of Chicoutimi, and that the action should have been taken in:that district.His motion was maintained with costs and thé record was ordered to be sent to Chicoutimi.vs Lachance vs Langlois\u2014 Judgment ex parte for $100 interest and costs.Puchesnay vs.Giroux-Judgment ex- parte for for $30, arrears of ground rent.; .Quebec Railway, Light and Power Co, vs.Tremblay et al\u2014The plain- tifis claim that they are nroprietors and in possession of property bordering both sides of the Montmorency river at and near its mouth, including river for the purposes of carrying on their trade.They complain of the defendant, who, they allege, had erected certain dams, dikes and other works in the Laval river, which is tributary of the Montmorenby ! fiver, and had also cut a canal between-the Laval river and the river known at tbe Lot tenville or Petit Pie river, and by means of the said works had diverted the waters of the Laval river from their natural course to the Montmorency river, and had caused them to flow into the Lottenviile river.thereby causing great damage to the plaintifis, who are deprived of the waters of the Laval river, The defendants in reply to the action pleaded that they had a right to the dams in question, which existed previous to 1758.That the oropertics] adjoining the dam and mills nearby had been purchased in 1877 by Tremblay, senior, who transferred them to his son, one of the defendants, The plaintiff's action was dismissed with Costs.By Judge Caron.Cote et vir, va Demers.\u2014The plaintiff a property at St.Giles, pccupied by the defendant, and that the latier pay them $60 damages.\u201cThe defendant leaded that he had purchased the land n question, but from letters produced at the enquete it annears that he offered to purchase the land from the plaintifis, thereby admitting that they were the owners.Judoment was rendered in favor of plaintifis and the defendant was condemned to pay $50 damages.Fabrique de Beurre de St.Agapit vs.Dumont\u2014Action of damages for $1560, the plaintifis complaining that the de fendant supplied poor milk to them for the butter factory, thereby injuring their business.The defendant denied the facts alleged th the action, but after hearing of evidence, Mr.Justice Caron condemned him to pay $26 damages and costs.- Lavoie ve.Riou et al.:defendant, and Kirouac et a eut Rioux et al.opposant to annu ure, Judgment both onnositions \u201d with costs and dismissing the contéstation thereof by Mr.\u2018 Héaulleu, who seized for his costs ad vlaintifi\u2019's attorney.Lapointe vs.Carrier, et al\u2014 Action for $150 and judgment for $127.interest and costs.Corporation of Levis ve.Robitaille\u2014 The action was taken for $287, which the Corporation claimed as taxes.The defendant denied the allegations of the action, alleging thet during four years he had by error.paid the plaintifis $25 yearly, and that, moreover, the Corporation\u2019s claim was comnensaled hv an amount of $400 which the latter owed the defendant for coal and other goods wold to the piaintifia.The plaintiffs action was dismissed, and the defendant's.lncidental demand against the Corporation was maintained for $109, the whole with costs.Maisiy About Persons.Mr.A.H.Grant, of Rimouski, is in town on a short visit.- Mr.Gitérd, M.P., and'Mrs.Giracd ave in town and ate guests at the St.James Hotel.Hon.M.P, Hackett.KC.been invited to, address of the! Canadian Club in New-York on the 13th of May.t arrvals\u2019 St.Lotls 4 og situate XY ; EE.@.Than, Brompton Falls; \u201cW.E.0.Loues St.John's, NE; C.J.Caroll, [1] Boston Shad, ou Bluefish, Fresh Smelts, Fresh Mackere), etc.All fresh as a daisy.Send in your orders tp + M.HOGAN, Mcntoalm Marketap) 04m, th fri 8 : CL A - 5 BRAVE YOUNG SAJLOR.in our was saved.(rom: a | way grave in the Louise Badin on Wednesday evening it was\u2019 principally due to the heroic efforts of the - -hgatswain and a young sailor of the SS Belgian.The former seeing that Dufour was about sinking threw him a tine, while the sailor lad went into the water and tied the line around the man's W Celli For a fine tweed of a fing hat go to FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.mm mem fee ARBOR DAY IN QUEBEC.Arbor Day was celebrated in city by the planting of a number of trees at the new Normal School, St.Foy Road.The ceremony was attended by Lt.-Gov.Jette, Hon.S.N.lar- ent, Hon.Mr.Dechene and others.Those who planted trees were the Lt.- Gov., Hon.Mr.Parent, Hon.M.F.Dechene, Rev.Mr.Rouleau, Rev.Mr.Love, Mr.À.Robitaille, M.P.P., M.P.de Cazes, Rev.Mr.Caron, 1 Rev.Father Macaire, Capt.Pennee, Mr.S.Lesage, Deputy Commissioner of Pubtic Works, and several Professors and pupils of the Normal School, as well as members of the Pressmr me eee DON'T FORGET, That our suits made to order from $6.95 1g $15.00 are superior to any others seen.Faguy, Lepinay & Frereer SS Kastalia.of the Donaldson Lineand SS Heighlington passed up to Montreal at 12.30 o'clock this morning \u2014_\u2014 THE BIG LAKE ICE JAM this since the jam first fornned.extends down the river from Huron to the mouth of the river at Lake St.Clair.Lake St.Clair, Mich., May 2.The ice is moving on the Canadian side of the bar but is stationary on this side.The water is 2 inches lower with the current sluggish.The Ste phen S.Hall came down on the Canadian side this morning and attempted to make a dock below the city on this side.She only went about her length in fixed ice and remains there.| re fpr For best value in carpets, ofleloite asie Gore, PT à Ce JAPANESE GOVERNMENT Yokohama, May 2.\u2014 In consequence of the cortinued poxpoyement by the Japanese Minister of Finance, Viscount Vatanabe, of the carrying out of the expected public works, the Cabinet crisis reached a climax yesterday and Cabinet meeting proceeded to the Palace and tendered his resignation to the Mikado.All the other members of the Cabinet did likewise, with the exception of the Minister of War, Baron Kodala.It is asserted that Marquis Ito advised Emperor Mutsuhito to entrust the task of forming a new Cabinet to Marquis Yamagata, whose (Government resigned last (elober y but it is doubtful whe- arquis Yamagaia will accepl the responsibility.The probability is that Marquis Ito will reconstitute the Cabinet, excluding Viscount Vatanabe.out, feels Many a woman dresses to {rresclute, sits down, and falls into à fit of t musing.and she\u2019 bably answer « at he blues Al hat are the lues ?: name, for a d liver and a stomach.Cleanse the liver, heal the stomach, purify the blood, ad there'll It can be done by Pics \"ras oies po scovery.medicine pute the diseased organs of di a nutrition into a condition of sound bealtim.It eliminates from the blood ail fmpure end wi and cleanses the of liver.It contains neither ale cohol nor narcotics.*1 had liver complaiat the past years, Somplicated with be 10d oul stones,\u201d eo Mre, W.Bern Ld z= mn Oshkoah, Wie.*I dectored wilh our Emmet Sm pot nc Bag of gen ediciues have l'have vred (res bottes Aol her what's Marquis Ito, the Premier, after the de or FRIDAY, MAY §, 181, \u201cTHE POPULARITY OF - .Apollinaris = MRE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS™ Tha.Times\u2014 prs \u201cDRINK NOTHING but Natura! Mineral Water, such as poisons.\u201d Boston Journal.Apbllinaris, free from all vegetable NEW LURD HOBMHTH From 24 to 3 inches.(Evening Wear.) FABUIS 3 inchen COCODICOOTCDECTEDÉO RECEIVED TO-DAY.0.0.00.000000000000000 VILLI.LENOX 2 inches LEIGHTON 24 inches 66 Fabrique Ç : C SO J inches 9 Strat, 8 IROQUOIS PIERRE 2: inches @ © From 2 to 8 inches REMOVAL SALE « We wilt ssil the balancs of our Besntifial ) Imported = 4 Trimmed Hats & Bonnets hi PL [Sou At a Sweeping Reduction\u2014 JU3T REJELVED! 228 New Blouses, Skirts, Ready Made Dresses, 4.ildren] a ! Ladies\u2019 Costuînes, and For Ladies and C : a FulijAssortment of OTHER NOVHLTIBDS.+42 406905406HHHHHHS MRS.D.R.MURPHY, 13 Fabrique Street __ PHONE 22 > à Rife Hydraulic Engine Will pump more water.Will pump 575 feet high.Will use\u2019a fall from 18 inches to 60 feet.Will pump 30 feet high for every foot of full.All sizes up to Pumping Oapacity of 178,000 Gallons per day.Water Supply-8mall Towne, Irrigation, Railroad\u2019 Tanks Factories, Country Residences, Stock Farms, reameries.his Eps ug Naor mp ARTHUR LAURENT, Rola Agent, Quehes, @) 0, We Defy all Competition Our stock is composed of the best productions that the best manufacturers of the Dominion have just put out.© ; \u2014 : Best lines of \u2018Boots and Shoes as follows: \u2014*The National @ ® Quality,\u201d by the Whitham Shoe Co., \u201cThe King Quality,\u201d by the J.D.King Co\", \u201cThe Beat Children's Bhoes,\u201d by Tetrau't Shoe Co., © \u201cThe Standard Brand,\u201d by W.A.Marsh & Co., Limited\u2014\u2014 em Also, the Balance of Gilbert's Bankeapt Stock OFFERED AT HALF PRICE.THE PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE, \"LS.DESCHENES, Proprietor, 60 St.John Street.With Branch Store, at 189 Joseph Street, (opposite ® ad St.Kôch\u2019s Church.) YTOCOHESDOODDDCODIDMNÉCCCODHOTHDODUTSDOPAHEL ST.ROCHE + SPORTING GOODS.STORE.| NEW BICYCLES O, (9) (9) © ©) O, (®) O, Q 60 Second HandBicy cles FROM.vee AND.$8.00 and Upwards.SPORTING GOODS.Bicycles and Automobiles Repaired.Guns, Tents and Fishiag .and Shooting Outfits Reated Apia "]