The Quebec chronicle, 19 août 1903, mercredi 19 août 1903

[" x _ Quebec \u201cChronicle \u2014 mp re VOL.LVII.No, 29,605, QUEBÈC, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IC, 1903 \u2014 \u2014 ONE CENT.THE CONSERVATIVE RAILROAD POLICY In a Powerful and Exhaustive Speech the Leader of the \u2018 Opposition Combats the Proposals of the Government, and Lays Down the True Policy for Country tert rt MIXED WATER AND RAIL ROUTE, AND EXTEND THE INTERCOLONIAL treet eve.! (Special to the Chronicle.) Ottawa, August 18\u2014Mr.Borden, in a magnificent spesch to-day, laid down the Conservative railway policy, which includes the extension of the Intercolonial, to Georgian Bay, and the Nationalization of a wection of the C.P.R., which will join the western roads with those of the east.He was cheer od luetily as he made point after print, He referred to the remerks by r.Sifton in, which he argued that the people in the Maritime Proninces were spiritless and weak, or they would have built a railway into the heart of New Brunswick long ago.Ihe Minister of the Interior should\u201d ai sl) men be the last to make auch an argument.His own departwent had been criticized, and criticised in the atrongest language by the Halifax Chronicle, which is owned by promin- mt Liberals in Nova Scotia.He said of Mr.Russell's speech that ahout hall of it consisted of a personal attack on Mr.Hughes, while the other half was made up of slighting remarks askdress- ed to his late leader, Mr.Blair, and lmputing motives to the latter.\u201cWhy\u201d as r.Borden, \u201c\u2018ix the hon.meu- ber fur Hants so optimistic on the prospects of this Grand Trunk Pacific scheme and so pessimistic on the Intervolonial Railway ?* Wax it to be understood that the Government was prepared to sell or give away the In tercolonial ?He would like Me.Rux sell to go back to Nova Sed and tell the people of that Provinee that the Intercolonial Railway ix to be given away to the GTR, CPR, or Lo nome other road, and.that there ix to be no more state ownership.Re ferring to Nr.Blair, Mr.Borden said men were now standing in the Houx belittling the ex-Mininter by imputing motives to him, and when tbe Ministeen did not like to do it themmelvex.patting up members to show that hr] was not a statesman, that he did not resign on a question of policy, but be \u2018cause he wax subjected to personal alight.There were rumors that in the Cabinet other Ministers thought as Mr.Blair did, the only difference was that he had the courage of hi» convictions, and \u201cstepped out.Carefully thought out, the attitude of the Gov ernment on May 19th was to have the whole transportation question investi gated.He wanted to know what made the \u2018Government change that po licy in June.On May 19th thin question was one which required great deli beration, and on July 30th, in a wild ly excited manner, the Premior de country.What was this orisie ?Wax there anything about honding privi on July 30th that did not ex ist on May Mth?Perhaps the Mims ter of the Interior, who returned to Canada about the time.brought the crisis with him.There was no use in mincing words.There wax no crisis.The Premier came down to the House ongJuly 30th knowing that there was no crisis with the hogey of which be endeavored to stampede the coun: try and a 1 to a sentiment which he evidently liked better now than formerly, when he declared that the American dollar was better than the British shilling.He raid before, and he repeated, Hat we are not at the mercy of the United States, that we ean do as well without the honding privileges an they can, and that we can work out our destins and develop our resources in this Dominion of Canada even if they shoukl ~ fit to repeal this honding privilege.Mr.Borden remarked how oppo Nr.Sitton'a views were to those of Sir Wil frid.The Premier wanted apparentiy to divert trade to Canadian channels, H.B while Mr.Sifton pictured the horror and dismay which would overtake Caaadian railwayw if the trade now going to Portland should be diverted to the J.LC.R.He said that no duplication of railways was proposed between Moncton and St, John, and Moncton and Halifax; the only duplication was to take place between Levin and Moncton.Mr.Fielding disoussed this proposition on the basis that Moncton should be equipped ax an ocean port.Mr.Borden did not know that Moneton bad laid a claim to become an ocean port, but if so the member for Cumberland should put in a claim for Apsherst, and the member for Col chester whould put in a similar plea for.Truro.He said he was willing to justify bin position regarding the extension to Moncton before the people of the Maritime Provinces.Any scheme that would give Halifax and St.John a better fighting chance for western traffic he would support.But he would not support the policy by which the Government will construet a road between | Levis and Moncton, and then hand it over to the Grand Trunk Pacific.That road should be made part of the people's railway, and he was prepared to say so to the people of the Maritime Provinces.ln route could be found which would af.lord competition with the Intercolonial why.asked Mr.Borden, should it he handed over to another company to dextroy the Intercolonial?Build a railway if it will give Nova Scotia and New Brunswick a better fighting \u201chance for the trade of the Wet, but when you build it, keep it for the pro- nle of Canada (cheers), and make it part of a railway which one day, Me.Borden said, he hoped to see extended «till further West.If that line is built, it should be kept pnd retained ss part of the In isd.The Min- [ister of the lmtevior amd the Misister ef Finance both referred to the paral leling of the Intercolomial.Assuming that the l'ne means \u2018paralleling, that it means a better line, is it better to have the Intercolonial parallel itecll, or to divert that parallel line to a company competing with the people's railway ?So far as grain was concerned, Mr.Borden declared that the covenant that unrouted traffic should go through Canadian | ports shoply amounted to nothing at all.\u201cI want to, say to this house, and to the pro- ple of this country that it is my solemn conviction that the only way to send Canadian trafic through Canadian channels and through Canadian ocean ports is to make that mode of transportation at leant as economical as expeditious and as advantageous to shippers in Canada ax auy other means, of transportation.\u201d Wheat was being carried from Fort William via Depot Harbor for 32 cents per bushel.Could an alt rail route compete with such prices when it comes into conflict with vessels carrying = 300,000 bushels cach 3 Moreover, hg had heen informed that if clevatoru were provided at Port Colborne, wheat could be whipped from Fort, William to Montreal at 3 cents per bushel.The report of the Inter-State Commerce (om missions showed that in 1897 the average rate from Chicago to New York was 11,44 cents by rail and by lake and canab 4.53 centr.In 188 the all rail charges between Chicago and New York was 9.5 cents per bushel for corn, and by lake and rail 3.81 conte.The charge en wheat wax, all rail 12 cents, lake and rail, 4.15 cents.\u2018Thin veine authority estimated the difference in the cont of transportation en the amount of grain supplied in 1898 in comparing all-rail with luko and rail, EY.\u2014 would.be about $25,000,000.Mr, Borden said.that the transportation problem was one of vast importance to this country, and 1b seemed to him that any Government undertaking to deal with the question intelligently and rationally ought to have had in view the following objects : First, to secure the lowest ible rate for transportation, and consequently we.cure transportation of Canadian products through Canadian channels.Second, to promote trade between the rest divisions of our country, the last with ite great industrial future, its vant resources, field, forest, mines and ovean; and the West with its vast plains capable of supplying not only the Empire, but the world, and beyond it æ province with ita great quineral and other resources.Third, To develop and use for that purpose that great national highway, the Intercoonisl Railway, on which we have ox- pended some seventy willisns, our great inland canals and water ways, upon which we have expended quite as much; and it is not posible to ignore this vast expenditure smountin to perhaps one hundred and fifty pi lion dollars, w we are considering what we will do in regard to transportation in future.4, To promote the development of our country\u2019, by encouraging colunization and settlement in districts suitable for that purpose.5.To firmly insist that any assistance iven to the construction vf railwaye shall Le amply compensest ed for by equivalent advantages se cured to the people of the country.6.To act in concert with individual enterprises und not to restrain or discourage thew but at the same time event monopolies and waintain effective control over the great corporations.7.In thin connection it should be added that if in the public intoswt ibe whole or any portion of any great line of transportation can be more sd- vuntageouxly operated by the coun- greal imilway corporations to expropriate the business or property or un- certaking of farmer, uœechant, or manufacturer, whose property or business is interfered with or destroyed in the public interest.The great desidera- end canvassing agents were sent out.Yet now it was said that the western grain trade was to coute over the nor- millions more to of the western tra the Intercolonial t no portion of that trade.Nrrden waid that after expending SION, 00 on terminals for the Innial Railway 8E(,000,000 wac order that now diture.He stated that in opposing way,\u201d he said.ruin for stagnation of means, or are you going to develop it ?t our idea.The party who originally built the Intercolonial Railway, Railway Libera in face of opposition, the party, will not shrink Georgian Bay.Railway, which runs to Georgian Bay, has heen of the greatest value in con: nection with the transportation prob lem of Canad He quoted statistics ax to the value of the capacity of the Canada Atlantic Railway an a freight line.bour to Coteau and requires to be es- ret connection with Montreal.Last of grain and halt a million bushels of flour, besides Inrge ber aml general freight.section of the line are grades as high An one per cent.On other sections they do not exceed one-quarter per vent.There is an excellent harbour at Depot Harbour and the Company iv i Grand try than by a private corporation |X .9 : then the same justification exists a» Luke, Canadian Northera and Interthat which permits Government or [$2108] shou ave running powers tum urged to the House and country ! ! 5 was that the Intercoloninl should be| Months, i He had tated it over with prepared to reach out and gain con-|Bréat ralwsy wen, who declared that trol of the western trade and to that rn cti G.T.P., not|trolled the line running powers could \u2014 Pl at all.Alter be extended without friction.It huving expended forty-live millions | \u201cOuld not interfere with the Canadian building the Intercolonial und fifteen ture some portion the Government now proposed to spend $100,000,000 in should Intercoto be apent to neutralize thut expen- \u201cAre you going to wel! or give it away?Are you going to let it stand still and let it run to That is not the party who built the Canadian Pacifio from extending the Iatercolonial Railway to \u2018The Canada Atlantic The line runs from Depot Hartended 20 miles further to give it di year it carried nineteen million bushels uantition of lum- On only one party, which built the Canadian Pacific, camo back $0 power it would not be afraid to edtend the Intercolonial tu ieorgian Bey.let it be borne in, mind à the lutescolonial was a Canadian railway; aud the people of Canada were capable of administering it, and operating it through the Govcrumens of Canada.and be thought in a way which would free it from party political control, slthuugh waintaining its distinctive charucter as the poo.Ple's line: Take away party con trol, but still keep it the people's rail: way, operated by the Government for the people of the country, and let the people realize that once cud for ali they had Government or nership in Lunada to the extent of 1,600 miles.The next proposal Mr.Liorden desired to make was equally important.There were in Canada two great nu- tural divisions of country, Wost and mat, which today were practically (wo separste communities, They had business interests which were different in some respects, but which fitted har.monjously one into the other.Then two great divisions of Canada were connected in suwer by u mugaifient highway, the waterway of the great lakes.On the wrst were the two great railway systems, the CP.KR.and Canadian Northern, while in the east there were\u2019 three great railways, thé Canadian Pacific, Grand Trunk und the Intercolunial.He hoped to mw this ¥reat uninhabited country between east and west become prosperous and Chickiy settled.Today it wan bridged dian Pacific.From North Bay to Fort Willisar that line couli doubtless be improved.it had cont a great deal of money and ot it more could be advantageously expended.He belicved that with the improvements which he had suggested that the line could carry ten times more traflic than it did to-day.Hin proposition way that it should be made the national highway of Canada and that the over it.The line could be acquired by Government under Jeusc or it vould be converted into a Government fine.if the plan be bad suggested were carried out it would put Urand Trunk Railway Company into direct touch with the west within six Ww was a practicable scheme.Whild jt wax dificult to gite à raileay running powers over a road controled by a vival company, if the Government con: Pacific Kailway.Thut ratiway had only usc-tenth .enough traffic for chat particular portion ui its system, and if the Government touk it over the Canadian Northern Railway would iw- wedintely be brought into touch with Eastern Canada.Mr.Borden regard: ed the Canadian Northern as a trans tontiuental line and he did not se why it should not shortly reach Ac lantic ports.The third point was to over by one tine of railway, the Cana.(¢ GREAT NORTHERN WORKSHOPS BURNED \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Disastrous Fire La-t Evening Does Much Damage \u2014\u2014 LOSS WILL REACH $75,000.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 THERE 18 INSURANCE TO COVER THE LOSS \u2014 WHOLE BUILDING COMPLETELY D ROVED \u2014 GOOD WORK OF THE FIREMEN \u2014 SAILORS OF FRI >H AND GERMAN WARSHIPS RENDER MUCH ASSISTANCE, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 About nine o'clock last evening, one of the worst firew which hax visited Quebec fur some time broke out the Great Northern Railway shops, situated on the Louise Basin, near the Quebec end of the Quelwe and Lake St.John and Quebec K.LL & PF, Corailway bridge, and completely des troyed the cutice building and its contents.How the fire occurred is still à wystery, ax the watchwan in ilding could not be However, the lirst probably to vitness it were the pax- xengers who left the Palais station Yor Montmorency Falls and way stations at nine o'chwk, ax when the electric car approached the workshops, flawes burst through the windows, and the snotorman.realizing the danger he ran in crossing his passengers, immediately returned to the station.\u2018This was wixe move on his part, as the Hames had immediately surrounded the building and even crossedd the railway track.An alarm wax sourde from box 51, which wax almost itmanedinte- I repeated, and when the men of the thy: brigade arrived on the xcene in charge, of Deputy Chicix Martinotte and Walsh, the entire buibling and its contents were ablaze.The two steam engi were placed on the Harbor Com siomer's wharf, where they did good xervice proteeting the fumier and buildings on the embankment.Tn the n time throngs of spectators had ben drawn to the fire hy the vivid #lare in the skies, while every paint «of vantage in upper portion of the city was oceupied by citizens, a large number of whow at firet thought that the gan works were in\u2019 danger.Scarely had the brigade arrived on the xcvne when they were followed Ly a large detachment of officers amd mailors from the German .ruiser La Gazelle, and shorth: aMer a detach: ment off the French frigate Tage er- rived on the seene, and the arrival and departure of both crews was re- of rates because it would allow the Intercolonial llailway to run to Winnipeg.He would also assist the G.\u2018is Pacific upon reasonable term, which he thought they would agree, to buikl through the prairie country north of the Canatan Northern.He would alvo provide that the Grand Trunk, ax well as the Grand Trunk Pacific, should be pledged to undergo obligations to carry freight to Cana ian ports.The extension of the \u2018anada Atlantic Railway to Georgian Bay would sucan carrying a large portion of the products of the over the people's railway to our At lantic seaports.ort Colborne should be thoroughly equipped.bar should be made the national port, a free port in the true sense of the term, The samen should he done with Quebec.St.John and Halifax.\u201cThe prople of the country,\u201d Mr.Borden, \u201cwill not be nfraid spend uxmex if it ix wpent in some rasonable was, and T know no bett way to apend money than in develop ing our inland waterways, the Lawrence route and the national ports, axl | am prepared to support this or any other Government that will spend to placing them in safety, hut one St.| pépat the shunting engine of the Q.& L.St, John Ry.wax busy at work lemoving cars from the track and Lehr pluckivst acts performed vas when the shun engine entered the build: ing surrounded hy flames and zuccced ved in taking out a new hes ve and cattle car.In this respect Mux- Hor Me Clark, ke Quehee « I fohs MER, Conduetor Botte il Yarduisn Demers are to be ighly congratulated for their pluck «tt thix occasion.At the time of the ri west fire there wax one engine, one tender, books and studying two fret class coachez quel vight box cars in the sheds, and all were dex gine, which, however, has sustained considerable damage, tA number of telegraph and telophone poles werey knocked down, while posts said were completely destroved.but what! _ vo to ie more serious than the ahove ia that A NEW DE the railway culvert wax burned, and t will probably be a few days before communication heturen Quebre and the north whore will be resumed.I Me.Gorrie, the manager of the Com.| pany, « rates the loge of the building at 875.000, bexides the contents of of! F.SIMARD & CIE BALANCE OF THE Women's Summer Dresses In Lawns, Muslin, Piques and Linens, $3.27, $ 4.30, $5.35 and $10.00 WASH SKIRTS In French Piques and Linens, $1.75, $22.50, $5.23.Women\u2019 Summer Underwear At Very Attractive Prices.Night Robes, 46c', 85e , $1.21, Petticoat, 80c., $1.00, $1.50; Drawers, 87c., 550,.75c.Chemises, 50c., 75c., 81 10, Corset-Covers, 80c , 5hc., 90 Lawn Kimonos, 79¢., $1.40, $2.00, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 CLEARING BALE OF WOMEN'S CLOVES 50c , and 60c., (iloves For 19¢, Don't miss this eale if you are on the lookout for real\u201d money saving.These are superior quality in Silk and Taffeta Gloves in ali lengths and colors, a quality not before quoted at such a \u201csmall price.\u2018 \u201415e\u2014 \u20142%_ RADICAL REDUCTIONS IN Women Sumer hile Waiss | Waists that were $1.75, $3.00, $5.00, i For $1.25, $2.00 ud $3.30, We are sgents for Standard Patterns and Publications.The Designer for £estember now on sale at roc.a copy.One Price Only, | Teleohone 2157.T.SIMARD & CIE |187 8t Joesph S:reot, St.Roch M ee A a Et TREASONABLE LITTLE GIRLS i ie por ; ceived with gre wlause.The crews pe this policy brought down by Gov-|&ssist in improving the grade of vue or o hd ith ar a ike orm Fifty Arrested for Conspirernment he did not offer any opposi- both railways between Winniy and |g although surrounded by the flames, Arai tion to the \u2018Grand Trunk ve the| Fort Willis on condition of theie succreded in waving a quantity of bo acy Against the State Grand Trunk Pacilic, or any other |@greeing to give the control of rates, (por.Am we the first on the .\u20142 rond going into the west.His criti- und that the Intercolonial Railway us were Mr.Gorrie, manager of t cis wan directed towards the manner | well as the G.1.R.shall have run- Northern.and Me.LG.an SEEK NEW POLISH KINGDOM of accomplishing this purpose, which|uing rights over it What met the ager of the Quebee and Lake Yohn he regarded aa moat extraordinary, Shnntages of his Pepi tion * In\u2019 Railway.L.G.Scott, secretary, as \u2014\u2014 wost contradictory, and a complete re- | the first place it would secure COP wll ag Mr James Sullivan.Harbor se of ; pe versal and condemnation of the policy| tition ; in the wecond place the ue- To who resent.ook ain Ho MILs READ Books forwerly pursued by the Government.| quisition of the C.PR north of the interests of the Commission.! 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DRY GOOD SIMONS & MINGUY, - ED.BELANGER & Cie, ED.BELANGER & Cie, - - HARDWARE.- - 161 John Street.ROBLTAILLE & PICHE BOOTS £ SHOES.JON, CARON, - 238 John Street.TEA £ COFFEE.JOS, RONDEAU 413 John Street.JO, P, LATULEPPIS, - 69 Crown Street.CHINK CROCKERY & GLASSWARE: MARTEL & MARTEL, 113 Joseph Street.JOS, RONDEALU, 118 John Strect.CORSETS à DIES' WEAR.ET.DUSSAULT, 252 John Street.WALL PAPER.JOR, RONDEAL, 118 John Street.LA fm | The Traders Advertising Co, 154 JOHN STREET.saguet 18,21 PHONE 831 NI - ., RY E FROM THE FAR, '|;2VSH FIRE NEAR SPOR FARTILE WES] [fein u catine var Kako do R iv raging wear Kék, x about \u2014 W.flew north of his city.The low will be heavy.A bundred mer have been fighting the tire since Sun lay night, but they ure powerless 1 sontroi it.It is estimated that from 12 to 153 million feet of timber have wen destroyed.Severs! ranches an a danger.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014r ICE-CREAM POISONING Colorado Bpring.Col, August 13.-Mors than people, the mujority of who are tourists in this city and irom Manitou, from all parts of the sountry, have been poimoned by ic \u2018ream made local dealers from a onsivnnent cream received.Bunday worning fron one of the largest crew neries and dairies in the State rita wed near Denver.Analysis by th health officers of Colorado | Springs reveals the fact that the cream war \u201con, Man: 4 W.Jumeson, Lender, [day on the occasi the institution of two new lodges, Agent .Carmen: H La pécisimmenm, Leader, Car [o'clock performance over the brink of [tioukl Lodge, No.43, at Goukl, with = » t BP.Richardeon, Sun, Grenfell.| the Montmormey Falls, There war | 20 mewbers, and St.Francis Valley V1 Walpole Murdoch, Star, Hart [an unusually large number ol specta- | Lodge, No.\u20181, ut Fast Angus, with 78 ST.PETER STREET.wy, Man: H, A Stewart, Ledger, | tors on both eidex of the river, and] 10 members.Both lodges started un.6 irimaold, Man: JM, Monteith.Guide | the on-lookers were muce than pleas | ler most favorable auspices, and are fice Phone 627 - - - Res.161 Jeu.B.Monteith, Guide, Killarney, | «if, not to say aimazd, at the during |exprcted to become Jerge and healthy | \u2014=\u2014\u2014e>eere mener \u2014\u2014 __ r\u2014\u2014 Man.: James Hooper, Manitoba Ga | haracter of the entertainwent Hardy [ranches of the Order.Qu Winnipeg: Mine Camphill, Age, | provided for theus The report of Bro.VU.J.Potter, - = YOU WILL ha dadstone, Man.William Chambers, | Hardy had been out on his wire {\u2018irand Secretary, shows the mem and wife, The Echo, Hamiota.Man; [during the greater part of the morn {berchip in Quebec jurindiction at pre ing practicing some new feats which «nt to be 3,28, a net gain for the i .: [in the near tuture he proposer to in {var ending June 30, 1903, of INA, trou to the visitors at the fall, | The number of lodges ut present is 43 {including one an exceptionally no For the your end December 3let, vel and sensational character.This 192, the sum of $12 508.90 was paid 1F YOU GET OUR rebenesing of new and «dangerous triche ji ief, and during the xix months .: Mixx Huff [over such a perilous place as Montue June 3h, 1903, the sum of 5 8.Philips [recy Falls would naturally be a great | $6308.77 was expended.The total ho, Dominion Citv.Man; Mre | strain upon the performer, clever and | yuets of the subordinate lodges for .MeMullen, Times, Fort Frances, Ont: | fracless though he be, and the remark: | the vear ended lhe.31, 1902.were .\\.B.ç Nor\" Wert Farmer, Win [able show he put un in the afternoon | ar 4) .and for the mths end You will be congratulated by your nipers ©.oung and wife, Wanaka | wax accordingly the more uwritorious.ing June 30, 19063, $05 733.72.: vi In.N ixpositor: Miss \u2018'hevrier, [A greut many of the thrilling feat; The Grand Lodge continued in ve friends, too, and you will have a ! nnipor Fa C Ferguson, | with tic thousands of Quebecers ure sion all day.During the cour af chance to congratulate them, also, ouris.Man.: Mrs, Walter |uow familiar were performed, as oniy the afternoon an adjournment w, i v Sout and Miu Seat, ows Hurd could possibly perform the! ule in order to allow the Grand for they will get one as well.WE: A.Dunlop, wife sid sn ter, land the apectators marvelled at the Lodge to be present at the i Lar Prose, Neepawa, Man: R11, spedding | precision and rapidity which he din | of an Oddie montement in Other Quebec Souvenirs in rge Varietyaud wife, Wengen Canadian, Manitcu, { played.and cach tine he renched Dir cometery, which war a very imposing t r an: Geo, MeCuish, Chronicle, Mor- |prdestal be was heartily applauded.jeeremony.EMILE JACOT 159 St J h St den.Man: 11 Cameron, Fre Prose, | But the great feat of the day vas | Vhe Crand Lodge is expected to vit \u2019 JEWELLER, \u2019 0sep J 68% peg: J.J.Conkli roe Press, [his crossing the cable against = time.(until late this evening, x pes w a Ha The Mircor,| The actual length \u201c the cable ou meer \u2014 _ - rer pe innipeg: TOM.Faglish, = Albertan, ; the fulls ix three hu and sixty | oo .ere y, - Calgary, Alta: J.M.Robinson and |feet, and Hurdy bas, we hear, made CEE PACIFIC STATES LA .: wife, Times, Brandon: © D.Melher-|up his mind that before his engage- BOR 18 BADLY NEEDED IN THE û - wn, Liberal, Portage la Prairie, Man: | went terminates he will cover the dis WEST.9 CAS H R W Mrs Frank Oliver and daughter, Ful {tance in one minute.Yesterday he} Montreal, Auçuet l%\u2014General Mana- 9 lutin, Edmonton, Alts.; Frank D.Cas.|comuenced training, #0, to speak, foriger MeNicoil, of the CLR.who ix at| } 5.00 Tite, La Riviere, Man: EK.W.[this remarkable achievement, ; present on a tour of inspection in the| à $ : lues.Canadian Thresherman, | Win llesponding to a signal from hic wa: | Wout, has wired to the head offices of wipeg: E.1 Wilson, Exe Witness, Bir.[nage who stood on the opposite side | the company, in this city.that able BALANCE OF SUMMER TROWSERING Ue and E.Taylor, The Counnercial, [of the wire watch in hand, Hardy | bodied men are hadly needed in all dis: Winnipeg.started off ut a fast run down the tricts beyond the grent lakes, not.: .a.During he morning the visitors, | steep rade.Fhe eapidity with (which withstanding reporin to the contrary Worth 56.06, 37.00 aud 88.00 Major Levasseur, Messrs, | he mov caused, cab! 0 bound | that have been vigorously circulated.| d (VFlaherty, paid a ing | and tremble violently, and nearing the Harvesters are everywhere in great $B [| principal points of inter | contre he was ohliged to reduce po demand nt 835 n month, and girls NOW 5.00 CAS ad in the ternoon, [pace to an onilnary rate oF «Peel | for domestio work are paid 820 = a by the ou press | Having by thix mon vent bold 1 month, even if they cannot cook.FIRST COME, FIRST CHOICE .E.Tenuy, local agent | quieting the wire, he step) «> \u2018 Only one-fifth of the applicants at t TL, paid a visit to the ly again, and when he suce | the Goverment Bureau, Winnipeg, can U N F F rine of Ste, prune de Heuupre, wbere junchiny the up-grade Le made > never be filled.Within the prt wtih 20 PER CENT DISCO T 0 hey were shown through all the for the platform such as has never 1000 poplications for experienced help , Louiidings qu ul (planation given heen atteupted on such 8 bad ers have been received, and only Ps GENT'S FURNISHINGS FOR CASH.oy une of the Kedemptorist Fathers.| that over Montmorency Falls, over men could be found to Bill thexe poxi J Ho - Jau es (1 = .Haring the vixit to the Basitva, Major | place hore one false step weant cer- | fon \u201cOUND ay a No Discount off Dr.Jacger\u2019s Goodsg wed on the organ tain death.; ; enced men.only thirty could be found, i hile Nr.L Demers sang a hyn.It alk extraordinary pine eed The growth of the West has heen so OPPOSITE ol on the train the | rope-walking, the time ac y XCU rapid that a very much larger number .POST FI ex nists proceeded to Kent House, [pied by Hardy in cromsing i of\"nen will be required: this year than y OFFICE.where they were received hy Mr, \u2018being one minute and nineteen ve wan anticipated.EBS GGA RISES SHB DHE DDD DID Maker, the genial pre tor._ Kefresh-| ronds, Me.Jackson, Hardy's mana.\u2018here ix no possible chance, it ir wents were served in the par ger, warmly congratulated him when (stated, of a man being disappointed of \u2014 \u2014 ee lour of Kent House, and a number of he descended from his wire, with the ork provided he goes Lo some re tonsts proposed and duly responded remark, \u201cWell done; that's the ; beat mote point in Manitoba or the Terri: ce Ve to.Before departing Miss Chovrior | bit of rope walking 1 ever saw in my | CEL As the Spring rush favored those present with a beautiful] life.\u201d Ves,\u201d replied Hardy, Lhusth | \u201ca william Whyte, of Winnipeg.on Wall Paper is Seuteh blll, which was highly ap pod, didu't 1: but did you see what 81 whose long residence in the West, and over, weare offering previnted and duly acho bilged hy {trick the cable played me in th Ti [whose acquaintance with the condi s large number of an enthusiastic encore.The visiting, tre?However, 1 don't cempuirz tions in that section render him a choice patierns at a presapen arrived in toun shortly | reach the minute mark yet.capable judge.was asked what was 4 tion See after meven o'clock und after partak- | \u2014 the labor outlook when he left the great reduction mg of dinner at te Chuteau listened CEI OEE 008000 \"West xome three woke ago.our samples before to the strains of Charboneau's or LOTS OF EMPLOYMENT.buying elsewhere, «tra in the cafe.This morning the\u2019 \u201cAlthough WA \u201c Test , ; : gh for n variety of rensons, ping pre ary wl ake\u201d $1 Your cui Wr hve or ww mans win | PHONE | JAS.COPEMAN, 3 \" \u201c x ikelv i in vi shown around the harbor aud frigates.ee reed la rrepuired thin year ne 6 9 3 PAINTER AND DECORATOR, Tm fp he any amount of employment for ' THE COMMERCIAL CONGRESS | Hotel those who may desire to week remune 54 PALACE ST, Montreal, August 15.\u2014 The fiscal ques ration in the West.Ny ovn impre< | De mn : ti which ix the huening question «ion in, however, that much more dit All those having | Congress of Chambers of Se Feulty will be experienced in setting : i of the Empire, way taken rves the requisite number of men, ewing to papering done by np for ussion at thix aéternuon'x the great prosperity which exists every nweting of the Congress, Lord Sra where in the east.There are conse us have the advan- N «y presided_ and there vas « large anently fewer idle men than is usually attendance of members, great interet - the Nol at thin seanon of the vear.of our cheap sale of Iwing shown in the proceedings.r.\u201cThe Department of Agriculture of .W.F.Cockshutt, of the Toronte- the Provincial Government of Manito Wall Paper Board of Trade, introduced the rub! be has evolved a nystem which works rr \u2019 jet by moving the following resolu.\u201cadmirably in the way of supplying in.| se\u2014 = rer - EE \u2019 ton: That in the opinion of this, Punky formation as to just how many Een PSS CES a Congress the funds of the British Fne | i will be required in every township.The pire would be strengthened and the (Government hax correspondents wh union of the various parts greatly , cover, anid those keep the officials hy the adoption of a Send It Back to be served closely in touch with what (nhorere : : axed upon the prin- @ fresh from the package.jure needed, Tuer thin, fact which whetit, wherdhy each last year enabled the C.P.R.to pre \u201d \u201cCr part ol the Empire would 5 ive 86 Help frequently leave the §' vont the difficulty which arose in bre J UST RECEIVED A sthatantial advantage in trade as u .vious yearn where there were more \u2018 real of a national relationship due, [ood in an open dish where than enough, men in one district and : consideration being given to the fiscal @; .isture from Qinot enough in another, al 8 | men 0 an d $ evils of the component parts.\u201d Tt it absor ha moist ! \u201cPrior to last vear it has been the * vus also rtrommended that the Tmpe-| the air.«uxtom of the railway company to rial Govermuent appoint a commission .grant transportation to any int for a.+ + te ow Coaponed of roprraentativer of the This don't lürt it à pur-g which appliention was made.The re Children's size 4 to 6 $0.90 1 nitod Cingtlom, the Colonies an » .\u201cuit was that very often a man wa \u201c \u201c ( oa | Inn to studs the enti.Mr; tile, but detracts from the io fe when: 7 to 5 ; 5 Cockahutt anpported the motion in a\u2019 i rispness = that@ he might have been in a position to ; \u2018a Biz .powerful apeech and nas revonded p casing y 1 secure work and land in a town where Misses and Boy 8 8170 to ny KE: W, Cohen, of the London Cham.@ many enjoy.men were falling over one another in her of Comemerce.Spreches in ite ÿ = ) .1 .their eagernees to ohtain employment Also a fall assortment of support were also made by Nemater, A moment in the oven (ii that has heen changed now.Last George A.Dianmnoad.Montreal; Syd- : + vear the Railuay = Company, ndvined nes Boulton, Lede cure Lon | will restore it.hy the Government of Manitoba, was TENNIS AND OUTING SHOES wrres : Robert eighan, Jontreal.: vod 2 enabled to mend just the required num and others, The disenadion continued Insist on ë a rich her of men into every, loonlity.and the AT antil the hour of adjournment.cream with: vour rape-§ | disppointments and heart-burnings of .oo.I previous years were consmpuently to a Wn.acques ons, | Trenton, No.0.Aug, 18%-NMra, ls, À.Nuts, wry large extent ohviated.\u2018that plan \u20ac Morne, a bride of a week, has been! having worked ao admirably.it will TEL.427.OPPOSITE THR POST OFFICE.demertedd by her aixty year oid hun .hand, who is forty years ber senior.96440000900 0000450008 a.A be continued | this year, and I trust with equally benoficial results.\u201d pr Hnard Line Cauiag 88 Qpastitrem, - From Pigrs 51 & 59, Vath Niven, B.Yh A 38 be i a Lise COM C : urls.i \u201d\" AIS = === TE | o ALLAN LINK, (03 hoon 20 di Royal Mail Stenamabipe.cau inde gee possaus apply to the TOTABLISHED 1065 Coupany's office, -2 ps way.New SUMMER SERVICE, ¢ VERNON H.BROWN 4 CO., IES & uivervon! Service.= F.8.STOCKING, Lou bret Game.| Liverfool.| Stesmsbipe.tm, | ; Fi hess Canadian Pacific Ry.8d Se Dao Ae, Se a nr | eX: 0 Af or Cl latwow 390 and $28.Montrea and\u2019Giasgow service From Gleagow ize 3 July Nolllaa,.ne Ets » Duones Ayrean,.[ 2 Sept.\"RATES OF PABSAGE, Dee ni BPE io.Er EE Montreal aid Tondon Soryios.From, Londge Steamship Montres) masacsneates quessnaqees.Asus [termine orn ora \"Es IO {em .Glaggow and New York Service.+ \u2014\u2014 Pansenges Sailings, .__ QUEBNO TO LIVERPOOL.Astras, Naples and Genes, re Se A cL BOSTON SERVICER.Via (wesnstown, i | Sew | Frm Reon Fu ee |i Commanwoshth.Auge ay ar 4 [Spee 'RBIGHT SAILINGS.I) Aver fi yland Line, 4 vous QUEBEE SERVICE.[Quid Blerage, General Casge & Cattle.eee +.$50 and upwards.338.98 |« Steamship Lines.Summer Sallings.Atlantic LIVERPOOL SAILINGS.From FE ENE LAKE MANITOBA And weekly thereafter.MONTREAL TQ BRISTOL Weekly service MONTREAL TO LONDON Fortnightly service Salling from Montreal at daybreak and Guebes 8.LEN rom in the eftersdon.« \u2018Thess fins large éteamérs bave Lwin screws, sido keels, \u2018widnhip salooos, the.clous promen.deckn, electric light throughout and are of the most modern t; .be RATES OF PASSAGE.trip tickets at reduced rates.Mecond Cabin, to Liverpool, and by Montengle and Montrose to Hrintol, 50: te London, $40 Mecond Cabin, Round Trip 871.35: London, 878.75: Fhird Clase to Liverpool, ndon, Glaagow.Belfast, tHendeonderry and Queenstown, $25.00.To book passage and fe, all particu.bars, poly ta J.J.CREAN, Cig I.Aopporite P.0., or.to JAS.R RONALD, Agent, Pacifie Railway Company Atlantic Steamuhip Lines - 48 DALHOUSIE STREET, Quebec.Great Northern Railway of Canada\u2014 LEAVE QUEREC.Dally Except Sunday.8.45 AM.Express for Lake St.Joseph, Ht.Raymond.Grand Mere, Shawinisan Falls, Jolleite, St.Jerome, La- Or FN.NT Tichet# Agstt; 83 Louie St.MONTREAL LINE, Steamer leaves Quebec P M.calling at Batisoan, Thres Ri .TORONTO LINE: teumer lea Dally cpé Sunday) ul pan tronl (os Van SAGUENAY LINE: Firat Cabin $63 and upwards, Round a a 8.30] Sout » Lau Ca = + The following letter the fre of Neuville wl Co.93 Peter sûnget, Phouse NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.» 48 1384.New York, A st 18\u2014There is no room to doubt Îhe operation of pows erful and influential forews in the stock market today.Operations by pouls were in evidence and\" inanipeletive de- were easily detected for the nd- vancement of prices.But that the! day s marktt retieceed a feeling of confidence that hus nut beem shown for a Aone timo past was plain to be ween.oeling was goncrally based upoi the conviction that tbe.Pa quidation so far ap it pliects the securities market has ben concluded und that the financial conditions have been groatly atreugtbened as a conse nee, ny of the day's inove- nents were attributed to market wan- agers on beball of dontiwlling interests in the properties, and the causes tb justify them subject to active avrmise, The ner ta take profite was uaregtling all day, bet was well absorbed until the final hour.The market closed weak without a pally,\u201d QUOTATIONS SUPPLIED.By BRUNEAU & DUPUIS, Stock Bro- Kers, 81 St.Peter Street, over thelr Private Wire {rom Jouosbery & New York.Righ- Low- Clos ot est ing To ae\u201d es\u201d £5 8 8] % si ssi os 2 un a 7% ECT IR BT Steamers leave Quebec dail at | Diamond Mats! gam.for Bay 8 Paul, Murray Bay, | porfolk & Western.iver-du-Loup, Tadousae, Ha ee Bay, Uhigoutival, TE Tn Mam \u2014\u2014 Agent.| NEW YORK PRUDUCE MARKET, August 9.*| New York, August I\u2014Flour receipts, \u2014 yaar are à Poste 21,984 bar- sels.\u2018neett nd ver, Barley STRANER CHAMPION (ny, \u2018Wieat eatin, 5550 ous St.Laure ATTA! A 3.ele; exports, 1,867 bushels.Spot ; Berthier Line.Michel, St.Jean and | wenk, Option market closed seven: Li-{v RUEREC CA Detroit United, 3 u 125 at 758.Twin City, 130 ut 95, 100 ut v4 3 nt WY, Dominion 104, 73 at lo, Richelicu & Untario Il at 8&9, Bank of Commerc, tendency of the di have had to how lopped off all below.I of with our heroic Uno hei sense headlines,\u201d ing ble as one shoots habit of mind that the power all real attainment, mastery.Dowsinion Iron & Steed C AD 3 - sn =a Nova Scotia Stesl Bonds, 110 Sales.C.P.KR, 75 at I; 110 SU af 126, 25 at 126], 200 at cs t TL Montreal Heat, Light & 133 at 95, è, 0 FORSALE ¥ sup Property on Bte.Foye thd Sey ll, jtion spply to LEFATHRE- & FASCARREAY, No.48, St.Peter Street informa- QUEBEC.\u2019 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Closing Quotations.: Asked.Offered, 1268 126 Toronto Street.ne = Twin City.8 vy Halifax Btieet.= %0 Toledy.\u2014 2 Winnipeg Power .25 \u2014 Rich.& Ont.Nav.C 8 Montreuil Power.rs \u2026 764 su Uominion Iron and Steoi preferred.\u2026\u2026.ww w 2 Dominion Cual Co.83 3 Vominion Coul preferred.: 1 110 Montreal Telegraph.160 Bell Telephone.13¢ Montreal Cotton.1104 omionion Cotton.37 Montreal .251 Merchante Bank._ 1498 k « 0 \u2014 Dominion I.& 8.Bonds.60 37 at 1261, 2 Power Co., 100 at 954, at 0, preferred, Iron & Steel Cu., 35 at Navigation Co, Toronto Street Railway, 100 at WJ.-| Montreal Bank,,1 at 2514.Montreal Street Railway, 50 at 296.Fastem Townships Bank, 3 at Gv, 20 at 100 at 95), 15e, THE LOST POWER OF ATTENTION, (New York Evening Post).chute, ; , ate.Amalgsm'd Copper.520 50 ap og awe ave arm me H 187 we The \u201cFive-Minute Series\u2019 is bne of Daily Ex s sn n 81 the latest | titles for collected short y Excent Sunday.Erie pre 68 es} 67 67] lutories.Jt is - 8.20 P.M.Express from Hawkesbury and | Gen.Elec 188 .167 |A .guaranteed that thy intermediate points.Ills Cent 1387 [Honest readers may get through any Througn ireight trains daily each way.| Pressed Stee reverse.| LÉ them in thres bundred veconds.Tho VISIT BHAWINIGAN PALLS.Mis Kan & Tex Com boplication is, alo, that even the \u201cMore ictal ue than Niagara.\u201d urrind iv | an The Prettient nie Trip.Arouns Guehec | Louis & Nash.i tor doy Anerican ought to be willing For rates, information, etc, apply to Manhattan 198) 134) 355 the .uch time as that to A.J.GORRIE, Ux ToMns.| Met St Ry.7} tisÿ Ho [ue PUSUIE of well-rounded culture.Gen.Sapt.Gen.Past.Agent.| Missouri Pacific.987 |Wuick reading ; quick lunch ; literature NG, N.Y.while you wait.\u201d It is an inexorable Even nernrons to it, and Thirdlycommencements are cut down one-quarter have Col: to the time customary and leisurely \"-|tors.More and more people confess .newspaper readers in that they \u201cusually read We seeds to be on way to a future when the news be given in huge posters, ances- the the the Ww easily logi- by on a lightning vxpress, und when books will be printed in We form of moving picturen, The chiel intellectual mischief of the encouraged by display type and Tlinds in a muteboil is ti dissipation of the power of attention.It appears more and anore difficult to induce men to apply their minds lng snd resolutely to any one subject.The old saying that a student of theology to he able to look steadily at the edge of a razor for hall an hour without winking, had in it the truth of concentration , of the mental faculties is the secret the of Close attention, [every teacher Enove, is the road to Agar F * = * wolkl he inclined © give him up as Ascommodacion for » bed number of |, Hrd From Quebec.[inal Copper strong.Lead firm.a dullacd.Parsin defined pis own = To AANGS \u2014\u2014 st d senvas as lying la: in t jwér FREIGHT» a3.a ER «15 ra.| QUEBEC STOCK EXCHANGE.| of attentionwith the added and im.From 2rom : : Asked.Bid.[portant proviso that he was apt to Aatwerp Sleamer Quebec n Saturdays leave 2 PM, \u2018 .; Sm tee |S Snare {te fant.12\" Dsglatnd 2 fey sick other \u201cpon \u201c«|Alexendr dé.Koptainer | Lowen duchec 730 AM.515 DM.un ban sp 1 I it in run that our modern habits Pummgec 30d freight rats, berthiag [M0 0 Van On tei to oh \"1263 126 [tend to relax the fibre of the mind, LM MARGES ON © [and Bie dau gop atuches 10 ra, .00 wu | and make it more reluctant to grapph a M - Manager On Maturdays this stéamer will make a | Montreal H.L.& P.Co.77 |closely and prrcistently with a large No.83 Dalhousie Stree Lrip from Quebec to Herthier, so as 10| Queheo Gas Co.\u2014 103 [end dificult subject, it in obvious that \u2018 o.reet; five citiena om ouportunity of eniny ing Quebec 8S Co.125 190 | we have here a question which lies be: \u201cà ; Quebec 4 P.M.and return at 0.40 PM Montmorency Eco \u2026 #6 = hind ol deter bo che proper ontmorency Cotton Co.oria tducation, al ; 3 fuebec Steamship Company|PTP4MES FEONTRN AG, Jone OL vata dotous anil ventained © cultivate à Vigo! p 0 pany CAUTAIN DESROCHERS, Bonds.cee cvs eee UT 99 | bending of the wind upon its work in LIMITED.won April 10081 Mines » problem which must precede discus.York, Bermud d the Front fi reve 6 (EI E sions of what that work ix to be.) , mi ui es S$ ae frosmer, enac will lenve as fob | ac Eagle.13 ?[When Me Asquith, for example À i Royal Mail Lines, From Quebec.\\ Prom Bt.Rostuald fronton Sta a 2» apr Omdord undergraduates to \u201cmutt: Iting from Pier 47 North River New York 6.00 AM.5.00 AM.CPUBHC.1 Iply their intellectual = intrrests\" and For B ; So0.AM° on AM North Star .14 FL lraintainet that (he bent use of teach: OR BERMUDA : 11.20 AM.1000 AM Payne.19 1 ine was to produce \u2018an euible and LA CSINIBAD, Saturday, sou Aw, | OM fev ra, | Virtue.\u201c0% 6 [héspitable mind, not fo beige it in TRINIDAD.Saturday, 12th Septem.6.15 PY.5.00 PM, a.and shut it off in an izplated field.verset 40 am, \u2019 ' \u201c - SUNDAYS, \u2018207 IMPORTS, he could not have int \u2018to coun \" MU A From Quebet.From | Rdabanta Per ss Corinihiun, Numan, from tenance the Kind of fined vasdeville: Ethan ouatptoure eee | 0 AN.1415 18 |Glosgow.\u201410 octaves to Whitehmed &lthe subjects constantly changing as cla, Harimdoen and Dewerareg, \u2014 3.30 vi 5.80 PM.Turner, M0 camer to order.33 canes| {he sve grows lintleas\u2014which pauses Fontabelle, Wednesday.10th August,| 6.15 IK.to J, M.Douglas & Co.100 tons! with ton many for discipline, Unless st 8 pin.On market dayn (Tuewlay and Matus [iron to Drummond, McCall & Co.3,550 | the mind in trained and atrong, it sen he host will leave Mt.Romuald ot | bricks, 26 covers, 47 bags fireclay to gathren nothing more from journere t.Lawrence Line a Twia Fcrew ron BR, CAMPANA.00 tons, is intended to wail from Que- day.25th August, at noon pe Cove, Grand tiver, arlottetown and Pictou, Han excellent meer Shippers are uent od rt of destination inf en, to rvoid mintakes Ado on landi: .\u2014\u2014 \u201cFor further information apply to + ARTHUR ANERE, .Or Secretary.A.KE.OUTERRRIDGE & CO, Agen 8 Broadway, New Yorkng, 89 Mt.Crean, 14 Buade Ticket Agenta\u2014¥.' WN.° 81 Touin street: © Istreet.Avgust 19, 1008.r Father Point, Gaspe.Mal lta Perce, Summerside, accommodation for pas.hacks AM, Maturd oO there will a trip, Ing st.Romvaid a7 ne to Sillery and then to Quebec: OLOTHIN + FTLEES Extensive ratios wi} he to Metablishmen: we will © oll she am.Herdaorme pleute of Lr ay for Buitings, will ba dis el for cost, This in an opportenity dress well sad Stylishly at nominal cont.oy \u2014\u2014 BIG REDUCTION]: WH.LEE, - 25 sue 31 [35 W.Mcleod & Co, order.4 pack, tin.9 canes, dicate.Guillet, 75 bags sugar s to Teasdale & For.' rolls to Quebec Syn.& packages 10 Bertrand & | came to Hergevin & Frerepackages to F.Renault.13 packages to J.B.Michaud da Fils.D cases to Myrand & Pouliot.40 cames to J.Baillargron.1 bale to Simons & Minguy.19 packages to PJ.Cote.2 cascz to N.Garneau da Co.M vanea to & Amyot.B80 cases to N.Turcotte & Codis.2 balen to order.4 crates.to Renaud & Co.4 packages to W, Me.Limont & Son.12 role to Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.A packages to Paquet.| box to A, Laurent.44 ranen, 210 packages to order.Per co.b.M.E.Ward.Ward, from Newburgh.-129 tons cual to Bennett territories, tivate our nan fuir.or home bring\u201d back exce we must strengthen a hoger faded You hardly are relieved by i strange climates and ui tere ® nefore we can either cul little garden success: wide tending to the particular thing x nexplored wanderers through many lands with anything to \u2018our own emptiness, the power of a neath the eye.Only xo can we say with the adventurous and tiwvel- stained Ulyssce, that all experiende is gn arch where 6) vases to Langlois &- l\u2019are-| * theo\u2019 TN ; lem that nhtratell\u2019d worki, whose F hd for ate when T move.\u201d or ever ghd | ots realize that it a medic: The: when taking Cartét\u2019a Tittle Livet Pills; they are very small; fo d effects; ail troublea from torpid Hiver Ap rd v WEDNESDAY, AUGUBT §p o903: soy Ese V.E PARADIS, Assounts Investigated snd 7 vee.Collected.au business \u2018anteustod to me will % ssens mie lip sad prompely assented to, \u2014 c 44 vainevals Street.| ART.BRUNEAY uneau & Duouis.STOCK BROKERS.MEMBERS OP THE MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE- Quebes, 123 St.Peter Street.Montreal, 12 Hospital Street.New York, 15 Broad Street\u2014 ; Private Wire with Lennsbery & Ca.Now York.The North Shore Mall Steamer \u201c HDOOURO \u201d + CAPTAIN JOB.8.BROWR, Sails thiy Tomdsy evening at § o'clock, A.FRASER & Ce.Quebec 18th August AMERICAN LINE, New York\u2014s' Sailings Ken Vocu \u2018205 8) RED STAR LINE | New York\u2014A, Sailings Saturd Fusladel Bu.ut Canadian Pucitic Kai lost Uffice: Chus.FE, Tenny.corner Du Fort and Ann streetx, ODONNELLS CITY EXPRESS: 28 ANGELE STREET: 450 Is our new Telephone number, owing to changes made by Bell Telephone Company, where al; calla for the transferring of B gage, Parcels, ete,, will prompt.y attended to.Furniture and Piano Moving a Specialty Pu 0 ps 1 AODTEORe and oR wb R'nhelien Company Building | ¢.|8.20 P.M.From ltiviere PREUVE H of sri rom Queb Joa vi Toot et Bt, Paul strest) a fol 750K, *1.20 PUL, 17.15 PM, A}Detly except Sunday.*Datly.) EXHIBITIONS.REBUCED FARRS FROM QUEBEC TO TORONTO AND RETURN Heotember 5th and Tth.; $9.8¢ September th, 6¢h, 5th, 9th,an! 0h.$14 OC Return limit Septem 15, 1903, PAST TRAIN SERVIUS.Leaviog Quebec 1.20 P.M., arriving Toroot: 7.15 AM, sad teavi TE Cc necting st Montreal SE SINTRENATIONSE LIMITED\u201d arrivi T to 440 PM.Tovah bul pr \u2018oronte P.\u201c application at City Office, Sherbrooke and Return August, 20th, 30h, Tat, September lst, th, wad [21 TO.} $395 Return limit September 7th 1903.\u2014\u2014\u2014 For ull information.Maps, and Ti Fanice, etc.Ajply Lo any G.T.K.Agent CITY TIOKPT OFFICES, * Corner Ju Fort end Ann Streets (appo- gite Chateau Frontenac) Mer landing, Dalhousie street.aul foot of St.Paui street, and 349 st.Paul street (Fulain).\u2014_\u2014 Lo LO the Fus-ramed Saguenay.On and after Sunday, June 24th, 1903, traine will run to und from St.Audrew street Terminus us fotiows :\u2026 LEAVE QURERO 843 AM.For St.Iuymond, Riviers a Pierre Jet, Roberval, Chicoutiml und intermediate stations daily except Sunday.1.30 P.M.For Indiun Lorette, Lake St.Joseph, and intermediate\u2019 stations, ly except Sunday.M.Sunduy only for St.Raymond For Nt.Raymond daily except .! For St.Pierre Jet, uate stations sleeping car.ARRIVE AT QUEBEC 7.00 AM.From Chicoutimi, Roberval, Raymond, Riviere a Raberval and intermedi.Saturday only, with Riviere a Pierre Jct, Raymond, ete, daily except Sunday.15 North 18:55 A.M.From St, Reymond, ete.New York.daily except Sunday Louis street ; 4.30 FM.From Luke St, Joseph.Indian Lorette, etc, daily except Suidaya Dierre, St.Lake Nt.Joseph, Indian ete, daily except Sundsy Raymonh, Lorette, and Monday.8.20 I'M, From Pierre, St.Toherval, Raymond, only.9.15 PM From St.H at 750 PM.) Sunday only, Tickets for saie ba 8.Storking, opposite St.Louis Hotel.where parior aud sleeping car accomodation can be re served, at the Chateau Frontenne, Cau I'ac.Ry, office No.14 Fuade street, at the Grand Trunk Railway office.corner SC Aun aud Tu Fort streets, at the ln.terrolonial Railway | Ticket office.7 lw Fort street and at Jules Hissonnette.64 Ht.Joseph street, St.Hoch's, Al HARDY, J.G, SCOTT, Gen.l'ans.Agent.tien.Manager.Riviere a ete.Monday Raymond (leaving Canada's Greatest Seaside Resort CACQUNA,P Q ST, LAWRENCE HALL Week of Sports AUGUST 10th TO 15th HORSE RACES, SPORTS, TRAP SHOOT ING AND DASE BALL.SPECIAL RAILWAY and \u201cTickets good going August Sth and 9th and roturning to August 15th, at singlo fare, Quebdec Office, SU Bt Louls Streot NORMAN & BOWEN, Ma ts.Caouna CANADA, Province of Quebec, District of Beauce, No.uz.Narcisse Drouin, the village Beauce.} CIRCUIT COU RT, carrisge maker, of of St.Joseph, district of Plajotifl, va, Atesander Duncan.of 1he parish of St.Malachie, in the said district, Defendant.The defemlant is ordered within the month, TALBOT PACAUDY & BOLIC, Attornies for d'Inintif.St.Joseph, Meuure.Auquat 13, TUE.to appear & VEZINA, CCC.CANADA, .Province of Quehee, } CIRCUIT COURT.District of Heance, No.500.Narcirxe Drouin, carrlage mnker, of the vitluge of St.Juseph, district of Beauce.\u201ce Pinintif, .vs.Joseph Ttahitallie, formerly ot St jeorge, Neue.now in the United tat ft America, Hintes of Am Defendant.The defendant in orderet to appear within the mortth TALBOT & VEZINA, CCC, PACATIS & BOLINC, Attarnies for Plaintif.St.Joseph, Beauce, Anquat 15, 1908.er rm CANADA, Province of Quebec, } CIRCULT COURT.District of Heatce, No.503, Narcisse Drouin, carriage maker, of the villuge of Mt.Joseph, district of Neauce, Plaintitva Willie Met an, mn ne are of St.t atric Mnlachte.in the sa Defendant.The defendant In ordered to appear within (he month.TALBOT & VEZINA, CCC.PACAT TY & BOLDUC, Attornién for l'Inintiff.Mt, Joseph.Henuce.August 133, 1903, te ét me CANADA.Province of Quebec, District of Henuee, } CIRCUIT COUTT, No.504, Nnreisse Drouin, carriage maker, of the village of St.Joseph, district of leauce, Plaintiff, ve.: A utrion.son of Xavier Quire font the Harish \"ot St, Francois, In the t.anid dintric Defendant.The Aetendant in ordered ln appear within the month, * TALBOT & VEZINA, C.C.C, PACATD & BOLDUC.Attorntes for Plaintiff.St.Joseph, Beauce, August 10.1903, STEAMBOAT RATES.QUEBED AND LEVIS FERRY ON AND AFTER 22nd WU NE, 190d, the undernoted trips will be found convenient to passengers travelling hy the undermentioned railways (Sundaye excepted) weather permitting \u2014 will leave Intercolo 71n1 Railway.QUEBEC.LEVIS ron AM 1.80 Fagpress from Express to{ Montreal deeliton, 3.10 Mixed from 2 Express Lo) River du Loup Tattle Metis.TA% Express from 7.Montreal.11,009 express from to, River du Leup.AM.10] 12 15 Through Fafrou Ufulitex Express from from from x Îtiver « ouf renl.Express 5 Express from 11 00 to 11,45 Montreal.Little Metis, Quchee Central Hallway, AM AM Ts roan to HAS Accoumoda- Fal © Mountains) 1 Portland.tion from Sher.| brooke, (ES 1.45 Through Ix! os Express from press (no New York su and Spring HR Express to, Hoxton wad Spring 11 Through Fxfete.trem New TA Accomiues tion to $ jt rar from brooke, ; White Mountains and Portiond, Grand Trunk Railway Fer.y, Weck has Express from West.150 Mail from the to thoj ie 1320 Mail à Express from Most.West TAS Kapress to the) the Weat West Um Hxgiresx from \u2019 ! the West\u2014 McDOUGALL & COWANS STOCK BROKERS.Members Montreal Stock Exchanges 98 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER S., MONTREAL.Private Wire to New York, 20 Mail to the West.STEAMER ORLEANS.G.BEDARD, On and after Monday, th June, time and oireuimstances permitting, will run as follows : LAND, Fnon QuEnnc.| 0004 x.- IMAM.af, 18 AM, M.11,90 AM M tak M.48 P.M.M.t5 On Tussday aud Thursday the Stssmer RT od ae totus DIR RE at 10M.M.SURUAYS Fron eu 1.40 PM.90 PE 00 1M, 0 rm.1.3) 7.0, on Holldays the hoat will make a speclal trip leaving the Island at 8 AM.- = SNe gery ce CANADIAN - PACIFIC FARM LABORERS | Excersiebs WANTED 4 vill be run Lo stations on C.P:0t.Ia Month and Assiniboia, W ont Noah sat 310,00 Eres\" THREE RIVEES, P.q, AUGUST 24th to 29th Excurmdon tickea will be sold em Aagust 24th, 23th, 271h, Dsth and 29th at $2.00 Aud on August 26th at $1.60 All tickets good for return until August 3st.INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION TORONTO.August 27th to Sept.12th.Excursion tickeis will be sold un September 1th, Gih, 8th, 9th aud 0th at $14.00 Aud on Septetuber 5th and 7th at $9.26 .Al tickets good for return until September su Fur further particulars and tickets ly to nearest Railway Ticket Agent, id \u2014 TRAINS LEAVE QUEBEC.Week Days: M03 nau, 2.13 pu.\u201c4.26 rw, 11 pm Sundays: 12.25 \"pau, *Three Rivers Loc City 11 pm.wesenger Agent, Uprosite l'ost Office, Also Agent for all Steamship Lives, Quebec Railway, Light anc Power Company.2e On and after Monday.1st June, 1908, trains will run as follows :\u2014 NETWEEN RUEBEC AND MONTMO.WEEK DAYS.leave Quebec 2530 AM.and every hour from ¢ A.M.to 12 noon, every half hour from 1 PM.to 11 P.Mlcave Montinorency Falls (Elevator) 8 AM sand every hour from a9 AM.to 2.46 P.every ha ur from 1.30 I.to 11.30 P.M.= SUNDAYS, Leave Quebec 6.30 and 8 AM.and every half hour from J I'M.to 11 I\u2019M, leave Montmorency Falls 6.41, 13.11, 1141 A.M., 12.11, °12.26, 12.56 P.Mand every half hour from 1.30 to 11.30 > BETWEEN QUEBEC AND STE.ANNB DE BEAUPHE.Stopping at Montmorency Falls.WEEK Days.| Leave Quebec 6.45, 7.45, 8.45.°9.45, 45 11.45 AM.1.15 215 318 6.15 and 7.15 IPM.ve tte.Anne de Heaupre 5.80, 5, 8.45, 9.45, 10.45 11.45, AM, 5 2.15, 8.15, *3.45, 5.15 and ° SUN Jeave Quebec *6.°1.45, 2.45, #15, - Tenve Ste.Anne de Beaupre *G, 10 0), 11, 11.30, *11.45 AM.11.15 °*4.80, §, 3.153 and 10.30 P.M.BETWEEN QUEBEC & ST.JOACHIM, WEEK DAYS.Lesve Quebec 7.45 AM.2.15 and 515 P.M 745 Leave St, Joschim \u201c7, 2.40 A.M., and 5 LM.8 SENDAYS.Leave Quebec 6.30, 8 AM, and *1.45 PM St.Joachim 10.40 A.M.aod team trains, all others are Electric - trait A special electric duys mn connection Ste.Anne de frm the Chatenu Frontenac 30 minutes before the departure of tralns from the Ruilway Station, passing In front of the Clurendon and Victoria Hotel Freight delivered at Quebec Station after 3.45 I'M, will be forwarded next dav only.For ail other information apply to the Superintendent.Ce qd.A.EVERELT.Edw.A.EVANS, Gen.Manager, EL La LD ; \u2018i ruins Leave Levis.car runs on week with trains to and eaupre, starting 8 00 White Mountain Express * For Fab, an Tortard 3 A hy uce AM ne lian Prior Bullet Wy to Portland.2 OS .New York Special ï Sherbrooke, Springfield end New em gi Tuliman Siseping Car to Now ork.8 80 \u2018Boston and New York Express Bherbroo! Boson.Serisgfidd P.M: and all Now land far, iso Banos and M do.laiiman Glespiag Lar 1.00 PM.y - ACCOMMODATION.Levis to aad all { amine pre TRAINS WELL ARINVE AT LEVIS, vow Yi Special 1.10 pan, Non anor PER York Express 13.10 ow.White Mountain Express 8.55 Accommodation at 3.40 a NOTE p.m.SOTE\u2014 White Mountain Express runs taily except Sunday.New vou Special runs daily except Saturday.Boston Fxpress rons daily except Sune das ; on Sunday leuves at 2.0% pm, Accommodation runs daily except Sal unin and checked M.Daggage examined A aches.through, fom 9 reservation and Papther informant fon, apply mm s, Ste xine.\u2018Ny Ticket Office, 32 Nt.Louls .Fhe me MH RLS ni Manager.Girn, Pars A nt.DELAWARE AKD HUDSONRR The Shirtest, Quickest & Bast Route \u2014BETWEEN~ Montreal and New York, Anthracite Coal Exclusively, Re Smoke.Ko .Leave Montreal T 20 and 10.15 AM.and 830 and R.10 PM, Arrive New York B00 and 0.80 P.Mnd 7.20 AM .HUFFET CAIL ON PAY TRAINS.4 0 PM.Train from Joint Levi cons with \"D.à H.° ving Levis at st.Lambert nects at SU.Lambert uight train.ixpross from Halifax lea 13 14 M vonnecta at with D, & H.\u201d also: Inala upon tickers via the DELAWARE & HUDSON.« The outy_ line along the beautiful shores of lake Champlain, Shortest, Quickest and Best | 4.YOUNG, J.W.BURMCK, dnd Vice-Pres, Gon.Pass.Agent, i TER CHRONICLE, QUEREN, CANAIA, WADSESDAY, AUGUBT 19, 1008.! \u2014\u2014 pape ven * BE Local News» 0 FELL FROM A H YEARS Sy Bh el Who Mad SUFFERED 28 Gas Consumers\u2014Pay your With Catarrh e Stemeghos- Gas Account on or before Clisbed up to Soe the Fire.\u2019 ë Piero Giroux, mal aout 68 a has Po-ru-na Cured.Thursday, 20th instant, ihe and save the Discountter joiner, met sudden and fear- msl ems.BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.(ul death at his residence, curser St.Joseph and Grant strects, Yesterday Mr.Jos.Vincent clebrat- od his ave birthday, and on this gr p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a 'EPHONE 109 KODAKS! DEVELOPING MACHINES, EU.EASTMAN GOODS AGENCY, fast evening sbout 9.18: o'clock.\u2018unfortunate man, who had seen the reflection of the big fire at the Great Northern wor at the Palais, TO-DAY'S WEATHER.Lower St Lawrence amd Gulf.Moderate cant and south vands, partly fair with some showers; stationary or a litte higher tanperature.HEAZLE-At Auguat 17h, Stanetiau.où Monday Mensy Îtencle, aged oi yeuts.: eventiui occasion his numerous friends presented bin with an illuminated ad- ress and n number of handsome and appropriate presents.rar en HAVE THEM READY.It your children are going to echool, go to Faguy, Lepinay & Frere to se lect the goods you want.foe SAILORS\u2019 CONCERT.There will be a copoert at the Sai lors\u2019 Institute, | Louise Embankment, \u2018Thursday night, August 20th, at 8 o'clock.The public are most cordially invited.Admission free An interesting prograumme of vocal and instrumental munie will be given.22 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HORSES BURNED.The firemen were summoned early yesterday morning by an alarm from Richelieu street, where a stable belonging to a wilkman named J.B.Rochon was discovered to be on fire.The structure was completely destroyed, and two horses, valued at $150, a had climbed to the wannard roof of hiv house, which is a three stony building, with « telescope im bis hand, in order to get a good view tif the fire.x some nischance he slipped and fell into the Jad helow on Grant street, Riz daughter, who had heen watching her fa , saw the accident, and at once the alaeuy \u2018The poor lan was\u2019 up in an unconscious and dying ition, and Dr.Samson and Rey, pra Cote and Larue suwm- moned.The doctor, at ame pro.hounced the case hopelens, and the unfortuigte man received the last ritew of the church at the hands of the priests.The victim must have landed on\u201d hin head, for it was «hock- ingly fractured.*and the brain had been forced downward through the ears.hor SEEDS, HAMMER, IMPERIAL, PAGET, PLATES, Blo.COLORED (AND SPORTING VIEWS) OF QUEBEC.RARE OLD MEDALS ANU COINS, INTERENTING BOOKS ON QUEBKC, DEVELOPING AND PRINTING.TWO DARK ROOMS AT THE DISPOSAL OF ANATEURS, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Bilaudeau & Camobell, aonb Dri, Next Door to Holt, Renfrew @¢ Co., Furriers.A JUST RECEIVING NEW LINES IN SOUVENIR GOODS.\u2018The thumb of his right hand was also fractured.The deocased lived: only shout ten minutes after the accident happened.The Coroner will be noti- bed, and an inquest will be held probably to-day.Decenssl was \u2018the father of a large family, and was welt In & recent letter to Dr.Hartman, Congressman Botkin says: \"4 My Dear Doctor\u2014It gives me pleas ure to certify to the excellent curative qualliies of your medicines\u2014Peruns and Manaïin.I have been afflicted more of less for a quarter of s century with ca Latest Novelties in Teapots, Green, Blue and other colors, handsomely decorated.NEW PATTERNS IN Royal Grown Derby Cups and Saucers, Plates, etc., etc.Hon Ens Ci Te Se, 0G od Se, 5 cit tou he residence o .Imown and highly respected by all whe | tarrh of the stomach and constipation.d fo Meri, Mr i ha cow and a considerable number of | were aefiainto \"716 his.A residence in Washington has increased ering, August Dette nt 10 4 poultry perished in the Hames.= ui pet th troubles.A fow bottles of your - 4 FE A FIT.me Fron CRILD'S ACCIDENTAL DEATH.INA medicine have given me almost oo Last evening a naued Joseph Marquis, fell in plete relief, and 1 am sure that a contin- pit on St.John The three year old child of a farmer ustion of them will effect & pormanent OAL 2 AVL 0h A Aa a.aa A named Magloire Savage, of Petit Cap.| rent and the ambulance was tele \u2014J.D.Botkin.NEW ADVERDISEMENTS crane pecdentally dell from ity hair phoned for.However, Mr.Marquix| My.L.F.Verdery, 8 prominent real The largest, richest and most varied stock of Cut Glass refuses] to enter the ambulance and.© : estate agent, of Augusta, Ga.writes: was driven howe in a cab.« J have been a great sufferer from catarrbal dyspepsia.I tried many phy- siciaus, visited a good many springs, The Zouaves of Queber will celebrate, but / belleve Peruna bas done more the fenst of St.Lotix of France, their, for me tban all of the above put Patron saint, on Sunday next by at- | fogether.1 feel like & mew person.\u2019 \u2014 tending Grand Mass at St.Jean Bap- Le P.Verderytiste Cliurch at 10 o'clock am.The| The most common form of summer Zouaves will parade to church in uni-! estarrh is oatarrh of the stomach.This torm and with arms, and zhould the yg generally known asdyspepsis.Peruns weather permit there will be a wili- | cures these cases Like magic.tary parade in front of the church.1t you do not derive prompt and satis- mass results from the use of Peru: FELL OFF A LOAD OF Woub, | Beory a in the city.Rose Bowls, Epergnes, Vases, Decanters, Water Bottles, Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Jugs, etc, etc.E.T.THOMAS & Co, 0 St, John Stroot AUGUST CLEARING SALE.SPECIAL REDUCTIONS TO CLEAR THE FOLLOWING LADIES\u2019 SUMMER BLOUSES & COSTUMES te be sold at extraordinary reductions.CHILDREN'SLINEN & LAWN HATS & BONNETS \u2014 AND \u2014 ' LADIES\u2019 TRIMMED & UNTRIMMEBD HATS.We are expecting new goods and must clear the above to make room in ten minutes.Coroner Joncas, after investigating the circunsiances of the care, decided that ani inquest was unnecessary.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ACCIDENT TC AN AMERICAN LADY An American lady named Mes.Cock, of Akron, Ohio, who was visiting Mr.Laliberte's store in St.Joweph street, yesterday mo » had the misfortune to meet with a painful accident, While in the act of descen-ling a flight of stairs, she slipped and was precipitated to the bottom.She was i Cash Adv ertiving Co.Grape- Nuts Food, Ocean Sailing Dominion Line, Ocean Sailings\u2014 Leyland Lin A System of Lnits\u2014Semi Ready Tail oring.All Recordn Surpussed- Anbenser Busch Brewing Ass'n.Suffered 25 Veurs\u2014Cured- l'evuna.\u2018Fivoli_ Gardens\u2014Vaudeville, Receipt Traders\u2019 ZUOUAVES FETE, _ASK 'YOUR GROCER FOR Ii TIVOLI GARDENS ; im- ! i .ñ a 3 .Hartman, giving a Keal Estate for Sale\u2014(.A.Lafraneey Week beginning Monday, Aug.17th | incdiately cared for, ond Dr.Sam-[ [ writo at once to Dr Farm Laborers\u2019 Excursions Canadian CRIMMINS & LeCLAIR\u2019S |«on summoned, who found that she Vesterday afternoon au carter who! gq) statemont of your case, and ho will was conveying a load of wood to one ! be pleased to give you his valuable ade of his customers fell off his load in qise gratis, St.Joseph street and had his bead, Address Dr.Hartman, Prosident of badly cut.The ambulance wax sent She Hartman anitariam, Columbus, & for hut upon its arrival the carter insisted on driving howe 10 St.Sauveur in a cab.\u2014,\u2014\u2014 OVER THE CLIFF.While a number of cattle were being driven up Glacis Hill yesterddy one; of the animals broke away from the others just as \u2018they had preached the top of the rliff, snd fell over the racks to the ground below.rolling almost had broken one of her ankles.The lady \u2018n injuries were attended to.and she wax able last evening to leave Ly the Montreal boat en goute for home.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Pacific Railway.Great Vaudeville Company Popular Prices, 10.20, 30 cents MATINEES Tuesdays, Thursdn ye, and Saturdays.Matinee Price Land 30 conta, Real Estate For Sale.A properly adv .ntagcously situated and comprising about 12,000 feet of ground, free of all in THE COURTS.Three warrants were issued in the Police Court yesterday against defendants for selling liquor without li- cennes, They are returnable on: the Mish instant.The investigation into the case against a woman: accused of theft in à hotel in Lower.Town \u2018wan continued.The accused pleaded not Ity and strongly maintained ber mainly About Persons.Prof.Waenlig, Berlin, Germany, isa guest at the Chateau.; Nr.and Mrs, B.A.Scott, Roberval, registered at the Chateau yesterday.Miss C.Simon, New York City, is stopping at the Chateau.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Just turn on the light when yor want it No chimneyn tr clean, oo lues to fill.no manties ta (ail at n critica no encapiog Ras.Von have good, strong, slomdant Night, making reading of werk o pleasure, Call snd yee our slegarnt asecriment.at .: 101 ST.JOHN STREET, MECHANICS SUPPLY COMPANY.WANTED.By a competent, reliable man, the collection of accounts, of some good firm, Apply BMI.Chronicle, \u2014\u2014\u2014 ~ .NOTICE NOTICE In hereby piven that an ap plication will be made tu the Parlinment of Canuda.at its present session, for an Act to inverparate a bank with the usual powers of hanks under \u201cThe Hank Act and amendments thereto, fu be caflel \u201cThe Alliance Hank of Cauade \"with its head nffice at the of Halifax.in the Pre of Nova in.and a capi tal of R300 ani IEARIUN, HENRY & CAITAN, Sol cs for Applicants Pate at Haliter.Nous Scotia, Uhe 12th stay of June 1 Byrne\u2019s Commercial Schoo', Es 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to\u2019 C.A.LAFRANCE.Notary, 75 Bt.Peter Streetaug lish WHEN IN MONTREAL STAYATTHE .St.Lawrence Hall ttt \u2018UE MORT CBNTRALLY LOUATRD AND LIBERALLY CONDUCTAD HOTELS 1% THR Ot?Patronized by the Leading Citisens of Quebec.RATES FROM $2.50 PER DAY.H.HOGAN, - - - - Proprietor Adafoet TrogeL Arh EL.APPRAISER General Superintendent of Works \u2014 OF \u2014 The Loan & Savings Go.,/Me, CAPITAL 8250,000.00 MAIN OFFICE 104 John Street.PHONE 1630.GET THE CHARM.Tha tight Souvenir fur Toutisté, WITH YIEWS OF QUEBEC, Sold by the lesding Jewellers and the Trade.For Books of Historical interest shout Queb.c, and Souvenirs of all kinds JNO, E.WALSH, Booke, Etatinnery and Artists Matorieis.Neon n tre eo DON'T WORRY About refreshments when you entertain, The shartesl notice is long enough for us All orders from the country or sea side carefully packed sud promptly forwarded, Prices reasonable, quality the Wintield & Logie, CONFECTIONERS; 126 Joha St, 134 Joseph 88, TELEPHONES : 1.0.NORSWONTAT, Meanger ae ee b= Upto wn 170.Branch 248 innocence.in the Recorder's Court yesterday the demented woman found wandering on the railway track near Ange Gardien wax brought up and sent 10 gaol in order to await identification by her friends.A WI, The round trip from Quebso to Roberval ard Chicoutimi by rail, through the lovely Jake and mountain scenery of the « anadian Adirondacks, down the 8aguenay River und back to Quebec by steamer.touching at all the beautiful seaside res .ris of the Lower St.Lawrence.is without doubt oneof the most varied and delightful tours on this continent.Mountain air and salt sea breezes.A daylight trip both ways.No tour- ev should fail to makeit.Hxcellent accommodation at Hotel Roberval.Round trip tickets only ven aollars each A beautifully Alustrated guide book fres on ap- plicarion tu Alex Hardy, Quebeo \u2014\u2014\u2014 OFFICIAL VISFT, Admiral Rivet and the officers of the French warship Tage, paid an of livial visit to His Honor the Lieutjovernor at the Parliament buildings yesterday morning, Sig Louis Jette returned the visit later in the day.accompanied by his A.DC, Major Sheppard.\u2018The warship fired à valute of thirteen guns as His Honor lull the verrel.The commandants and officers of the French and German warships paid an official visit to the City Hall vesterday morning.where they were received hy Pro-Mayor Casgrain.During the course of conversation the French commandant informed the Pro-Mayor that his whip would re main here about three weeks.Deputy Chief Walsh had a guard of honor of the city police drawn up at the City Hall to receive the distinguished naval visitors, \u2014 TIVOLI GARDENS, Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, there ver à vell (led house at the second evening perform ance of the troupe at present playing at the Gardens, Crimmons and Le clair, grotesque artists, introduce] a new act lant cvening, which wax cer tainly an improvement over Monday night.New moving pictures on the machine kept the house in roars of laughter, and Mise Gertrude ichest, in her original wketch, \u201cThe Waif.\u201d in troduced \u201cMoney Musk,\u201d descriptive of an old time country dance, and a banjo medley that won her much ap plause, | Miss Gehest is n winsome little damsel, possessed of n good veice, and Wan certainly worked her way into the hearts of Quebec theatre goers Special mention muet be made of Mise Kathleen Franklin, the \u201cGibacne Girl.\u201d wu charming soubrette, who is possessed of a pretty face, a good voice, and a charming figure, which in very prettily costumed.Mise Frank lin acored a decided hit in her rendering of \u201cSenny Africa.\u201d T'essie,\u201d amd \u201cRosa Lee.\u201d all of whizh are heard for the first time hore.Alin Franklin han a pleasing stage pre.\u201ceme, and a very winnin way.It in eeidom that Quehecers have heen treated to a performance which an much merits their encouragement, Nr.Mike Conroy in bound to win a nome for himaelf, as be han adh foi ond men it to atitantage.© Torroy, who wae unable to reach here no Monday evening, crrtainly made np for it Iss night.There will bé d'inatince on Thursday and Saturday, end per- formancee every evening.to the hottom of the hill.The had to be killed, \u2014e-\u2014 FELL FRON A LADDER.A painter n tgmace Legare (el from a lndder in St.Paul atreet ves.jureel.Legare, who in about vears of age, was standing où à jad der placed against a hangard, to the ground.when picked up, hut home at St.Malo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NISS EILEEN MILLETT.dian soprano, Mise Eileen Millett who will appear at the festivities in unt 3lst, and September Int, was ap the Globe.on February 24th last, af ronto : \u201cThe great popular triu the evening was made hy Miss lui.\u201d from La Traviata, which quality of voi lv clean | execution finale.She wax enthusiastically mination to take no refusal.\u201d will be accompanied by the full vhestra of the Quebec Symphony ciety.or So If the teacher could wipe away the blotches from her skin as easily as she does the caricature with ite pimply face, she would be à heppy woman, Pimples and eruptions ate more than a disfigure- | ment to & woman, \u2014they make her sensitive unhappy.The wa cleanse the skin is to purity the blood, Dr, erce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery purifies the blood, and removes the clogging accumulations and poisons which corrupt it.When these are removed, pimples, boils, on 2, sores, and other consequences of impure blood are entirely cured.Pa \u201cFor about one year and à hall my face was very badly broken out.\u201d writen Mim Carrie Adams, of 11% West Main fit, Battiecreek, Mich, \"1 spent a great deal of motiey with doctors and for different kinda of medicine, bit received no benefit.Atlant Inbiained a bottle of Dr.Pierce's Golden Medics! Discovery.Before 1 had taken oe holtte of this medicine I noticed a chauge.and after teking three hotties 1 was entirely cured.I can well recommend Doctor Plerces Gaiden Medical Discovery to any ous similarty Accept no substitute for the \u201c Discove \u2018EnerPeopiers Como, doen ues to Adviser, 1008 pages, is'given away, Send a nt stamps nee of customs and mplling only, fog book in paper covers, or 50 stampe for the volume bound in cloth, Address Dr.R.V, Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y, , puor animal sas se badly injured that it terday afternoon and was seriously in- fifty when the ladder slipped and he was precipitated a distance of about forty feet He was insensible noon regained conmiousnaes, and was removed to bis The charming and heautiful Canaconnection with the Auditorium, Augpreciated in the following manner, by ter a performance at Massey H I.To ol sileen Milleti, in the cavatina \u201cAh! fors e nhe sang with a beautifully sweet and pure , and with surprising- in the brilliant en- coved, the audience showing a deter.This cavating Mise Millett han selected as one of her wolos for the performance of August 31st, on which occasion she Nr.and Nrs.E.Johnston registerad at the Chateau Frontenay yesterday.Mr.PP.V.Savard, Ottawa, is a guest at the St Louis, Major T.S.Hetherimgton left yenter- | [day for New York, where he will witness the International yacht races.Mr.W.J.Joyce, and Mr.Jas.Boyd, Montreal, are guests at the Claren- | don.Mr.John F.Turton, resident mana- rer of the Auditorimm Theatre, Quebee, is registered at the Victoria.Dr.Geo.T.Ross and Mr, J, Gosse lin and Mr.N.T.Morrison, of Montreal, registered at the St.Louis yes terday.\u2019 Ame yesterday's arrivals at the St.Louis were Mexsrs.F.Sharkey, Boston; JJ.G.Harvey, Winnipég; Nat.Rogers, Geo, J.Dickman, New York; M.KR.Cornish, Toronto.| \u2018The marriage of Miss Rosie Scottdaughter of the late Mr C.A.Scott.[to Mr.G.W.Mitchell, will take place on Sept.16th.The Misses Mullin andMr.I\".Mullin, of Sherbrooke street, Montreal, who have heen spending some time at the ft.Lawrence Hall, Cucouna, were guests at the Chateau yesterday, on their way back to Montreal.Among yesterday's arrivaln at the Clarendon, are : Mr.Henry Morrill and Nise Ella Morkill, Bangor, Me.; K.W.Huguepet, Paris; ¥.B.Lothrop, Hos ton; Jog.DN.Owen, Wakefield, Va: 4 L.Conautz, J.H.Statiord, Bos ton; D.N.Jafiray, Jr., Chicago.| Ris Honor Sir Louis N.Jette.Lieu- tenantÆovernor of the Province, will sail for England by the Allan R.M.S.Bavarian on Satwvlay to attend the meetings of the Alaskan Arbitration Commission, of which His Honor is a member, ep MEETING OF OREDITORS.At a mecting of the creditors of Elis Macam, merchant, Quebec, held yenter- day at the Court House, Mr.Pierre Drouin was named curator and Mr.Mic Armaly inspector.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NEW FIRM.Miss lla Sauviat, spinster, of Quebee, proposes carrying on business at Quebec, gs dealer in fruits, confection- arien, cigars, ete, under the finn nance\u2019 of 6, F.Bauviat dr Cie, and declares that whe is the only mensher of the fin.Coe .CLAIMED BY HER HUSBAND, The wotaan \u2018arrested on Monday last es being \u2018unable to \u2018give ak mecount of herself, and who was.reifended yer terday is Ve Récarder's Court, was vesterday mlternoon clai by her True, 3 ul Faradin, Wo Charts bourg, whg conve; r Boine rom whence po dinappeared où \u2018Sunday lant.: \u2014\u2014 er A MIRACULOUS BSCAPE Shamonix, France, August I8\u2014T'he seven tourists who were reported yen.terday to have been killed while climh.ing the Aiguilles Grinew of Mont Blinc had, it appears, a miraculous escape.They were seen to fall into a couloir, and it was taken as a certainty that they were dead.but to-day an exploring party discovered the tourists, who pore only slightly injured by their a ce 3 Vo | 222 DON'T BÉ DEPRIVED, For hedsteads, mattresses, pillows, blankets and quilts, go to Faguy, Le pinay & Frere.MRS.D.R.MURPHY, 46 Fabrique Street,Qusbec.P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.Skirts in Lawn aud Pique\u2014\u2014lean A FINE LINE OF WHITE GOODS.SUCH AS Chemises, Night Dresses, Drawers, Aprons, Petticoats, Parasols, Sun Shades, Lace Collars, White M-slin Shirt Waists trimmed with Embroidery, Straw, 11s, Fancy , Fancy Gimps, white and colored Silk Dress Trimmin Shirt Waists, Neck Itibbons.Balance of Light Shaded Summer Material .to be clear- od out at an immense reduction of former pric: i.We will continue as wo have done during the last weel.to offer our Household Goods at reduced prices, Last wok wo did fairly well, our sales being satisfactory.\u2014_\u2014 Carpets, Lineoleums & At Special Loa Prices During This Month.Men's & Boys\u2019 Regatta Shirts AT 35 AND 49 CENTS EACH.J .1 Embroideries and Laces ALL REDUCED IN PRICES.pes P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HIL1 REDUCTIONS.In order to effect a clearance of balance of SUMMER GOODS We have made sweeping reductions on the following goods: Dress Muslins, colored or white, White .Tolaphras 33 | Oil Cloths "]