The Quebec chronicle, 26 juillet 1905, mercredi 26 juillet 1905

[" The Weather, Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf \u2014 Westerly winds ; scattered shower at frst, clearing and warmer, ESTABLISHED 1764.\u2014 QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1907, a The Quebec Chronicle.Temperatures.Minim and maximom tures-\u2014Montreal, 58-72 1 Quebec, 56.78 \u2014 - \u2014 ONE CENT.Raspberry Vinegar, Badgers Lime Juice Cordial and Lemon Squash, Montserrat Lime Juice.; | A GRENIER, : < 94 and 96 JOHN STREET | ne res = ; a SUMMER DRINKS Cusenler\u2019s Pime Fruit Syrup, Lemon, Pineapple and Gooseberry, \u2014\u2014 CONFIDENT THAT PEACE WILL BE NEGOTIAT Japan Will Make No Excessive Demands But Will Insist on Some Indemnity for its Losses.HEAD OF JAPAN'S PEACE MISSION TALKS.New York, July 25\u2014That Ja i d an indemnity from Hoe: sis in the negotiations for peace and that the war will be declared at an end at the conclusion of the negotiations at Portemouth, N.H,, next month is the belief of Baron Komura, head of the Japanese peace mission, as voicea by Aimar Sato, official spokesman for he Baron.The party arrived here to-day.Nr.Sato, in an interview tonight, said: \u201cIl am confident that peace will be successfully negotiated by the appointed delegation.The Japanese will be \u2018guided by moderation, and no excessive demands will be made, but the sentiment in Japan and Russia is for peace, and in the interests of humanity and propriety there must be peace.\u201cThe cost to Japan, however, has been great.On both sides the loss has besn 570,000 men, of which Russia lost 370,000.The war is a en ons Million dollars a day andl there ina focling that there ought to be an Indemnity.\u201d Asked as to the probability of an wnmistice, Mr, Bato said that that probability would be among the first questions the plenipotentiaries would consider.on previous treaty negotiations, Japan will make the demands for Russia's consideration, he said.The peace terms were formula- ed by the Emperor of Japan and his council.Mr.Sato, asked it in the flush of victory the Japaness people would not feel entitled to more than a treaty would allow, said: \u201cThe Japanese are not so gentle as to abide by any decision we may make, but they pay t_respect to the offices of President Roosevelt, and his acte have done a great deal to emphasize the need for ace, Mr, Bato further said that the Japances would prefer to have the negotiations in the English language, as neither Baron Komura nor Fimselt speaks French.The matter, however, would be settled after President Roogewelt had met the two commissions.Of the attitude of the Japanese plenipotentiaries toward the Russian delegates, Mr.Sato said: \u2018We admire M.Witte and Baron Rosen.The announcement of M, Wittes appointment was more welcome to us than that of any other person could have been.We recognize him as a great statesman.\u201d Of tho future of China, Mr.Sato waid: \u201cIf tbe central Government could work in harmony with the ais- trict or provincial Governments, China would become a great ower, but at present that seems to im- poarble Japar's attitude toward hina was mort friendly, said Mr.Bato, and she felt that it was more or less under Japan's protection.This protection, by way of illustration, Mr, ato said, was \u201cnot so strong over China as that of the United States over South America.\u201d Mr.Sato emphasized the announcement, made frequently before, that Japan does not seek territorial agran- dizement, eaying \u201cwe want in Manchuria equal phot tunity, or what Mr.Hay called \u2018the open door.\u2019 \u201d In response to further questions, Mr.Sato eaid Japan is over-populatel and that in the opening up of Manchuria and Korea an attractive ficld for immigration would be nearer home than those offered in Hawaii or this continent.Mr.Sato said that, while a desire for peace was the sentiment of Japan, ft was not a desire for peace at any price.\u2018Japan is in a prosperous condition at present,\u201d he said, \u201cand the war {axes do not fall heavily upon the people yet.There has already been suhacribed $250,000,000 to a new internal loan and our prosperity is fur- dow | 3, gif.ther indicated in the succes of our foreign loans.\u201d As to Japen\u2019s attitude toward America, Mr.Sato laughingly asked, \u201cyou mean the yellow peril?\u201d and then continued enthusiastically: \u201cWe are almost boyish in our enthusiasm and friendship for America.While we are friendly with China as Orientals, our greatest friends are England and America.Why, the first monument ever erected to any foreigner in Japan was that of Commodore Perry and the licy of the American people for the Fat Kits years has been one of help to us.We regard American as an ally without a treaty.\u201d Questioned as to the possibility of conflict with the United States in the future, as suggested at the outbreak of the war, Mr.Sato asked what could bring about such a conflict.When it was eu ted that Japan might covet the alippine Teinnas, he \u201claughed heartily, and replied that Japan would have the Philippines as n gift, though a bonus accompanied the Baron Komura and his party arrived at Jersey City early to-day from Chicago and led at once to the Waldorf-Astoria, where they will quartered until the Baron's departure or Portsmouth.There was no demonstration beyond the presence of a few Japanese merchants and members of thd Nippon Club, who shook hands with the members of the party.When the party arrived in New York about one hundred Japanese cheered the Baron as he entered a_ carriage and was driven away.The Baron met his colleague on the commission, Kogoro Takahira, Minister at Washington, and they lunched quietly in the Baron\u2019s apartments.e balance of the day was spent in resting.Td morrow President Roosevelt will be officially notified ol Baron Komura's arrival, and later in the week the Baron wili make an informal visit to Oyster Bay.There is no stated programme mapped out for the distinguished _ Japanese ding the arrival of M.Witte, who 13 expected here next week.Komura will accept no invitations to dinners or publie function of any kind.To-night he dined informally with Conub General 8, Uchida at the Nippon Aub, Oyster Bay, July 25.\u2014Baron Komura, the principal ace envoy of Japan, probably will call on President Roosevelt this week at Sagamore Hill.Both the President and Baron Komura are graduates of Harvard, and, having become personally acquainted with each other several years ago, have some sonal matters in common.The call of Baron Komura on the President, if made, will be entirely informal.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MAJOR WALSH DEAD, Brockville, July 25\u2014Major Walsh, first Governor of Yukon, died here today, \u2014\u2014 U.S.TOWNS IN CANADA.New York, July 25\u2014A special t the Herald from Richford, «it.ays: The surveyors representing the United States and Canada have completed the inspection of the boundary line between the Dominion and the United States, at Richford and North Troy.It is steted that they have made startlin discoveries.Ther are at Richford, East Richford and Btephens Mills which aro a short distance within what has been consibored the Vermont side of the border, rightfully belonging to Canada, and stops will probably be token to cstnblish the boun- darics no as to give Canada either a recompense or the territory stated, The strip of land involved is several miles in length, and from one-half to a mile in width.It has a population of about 4,800, On the French and English Markets where Champagnes are Bought according to quality.POMMERY HAS ALWAYS OBTAINED THE HIGHEST PRICES, LAW, FOUNG & C0, = + + Agents for Canada and Newfoundiand be | k Baron\u2019 POSITION CERTAIN FOR MR.PARENT Appointment will be Announced Today or Tomorrow, RICH SILVER DISCOVERY.Canadians Not Yet Awake to the Importance of the Find in the Temiskaming District.Ottawa, July 25 \u2014 It is understood that there is now no doubt as to Hon.Nr.Parent being appointed to a place on the Transcontinental Railway Commission.Room for him will be made by the retirement of Mr.Brunet.The vacancy caused by the death of Mr.Wade will be filled by the appointment of Colin Mclsanc, M.P., Antigonish.The appointments will likely be made to-morrow or Thursday, according to rumors current to-night.Capt.1.W.B.Morrison, Editor-in- Chief of the Citizen, wires ws paper as follows from Haileyburg :\u2014ine people of Canada have not yet awakened to the importance of the discoveries in the Temiskaming, American prospectors and capitalists are arriving by every train and boat.As one man anid :\u2014 \u201cThere is more excitement over it in the rotunda of the Waldort Astoria, New York, than in Untario.\u201d R.R.Gamey, M.P.P., who has large experience in mining and has been here a week, said that it is the most wonderful silver discovery that has ever been made within any ares 254 by 8 miles.He estimates the certain output will be 830,000,000 and it may be twice that, Only one mine is down ninety fect and it is improving.On the other claims pure silver in®chunks the size of a man\u2019s hand sre being mined and shipped and nothing has ever been said of what may be discovered in future.The finds to date make this rank to the silver and cobalt mines of the world as the Yukon did to other gold discoveries,\u201d \u2018I'he most eloquent testimony of its enormous value is thot already $1,500,000 had been shipped out,\u2014practically picked out on the surface, and the veins run every way.An attempt to break the Hull jail was made Louis Brissette and C.Stewart.The former was serving a 14 months\u2019 term for theft and had been in for nine months, Stewart was given 18 months about the same time for forging a money order in Montreal and living high at a hotel there for some time without paying up.A turnkey noticed the bars in Brissette'a cell bad been tampered with and the prisoner confessed, implicating Stewart.The extension of markets division of the Department of Agriculture has received information to the effret that the Government of Cape Colony, South Africa, intends to enforce more strictly the existing regulations against the introduction of apples infected with the disease known as \u201cblack- spot\u201d or insect diseases, and exporters of such fruit from Canada are warned that shipments lound to be so infected will be liable to confiscation and destruction without compensation under the provisions of the Import regulations, \u2014 ONTARIO HOTEL LICENSES CANCELLED Toronto, July 25 \u2014 Hotel and tavern licenses cancelled in Ontario since the incoming of the Whitney Government will number approximately one hundred out of a total of 3,000.The exact number will be known soon after July 31, when the last of the licenses for the year expire.The greatest oumber of liconses cancelled in any one county has been in Peel County, being 13 out of a total of 3M or 50 per cent.STEAMER ASHORE.Eureka, Calif., July 95.\u2014The Norwegian steamer Tri Color, Captain Wold, went ashore to-day near the Cape Mendocine light.A tug arrived here to-night with the entire crew of twenty-seven persons, Captain Wold states that he lost his rec oning and believed the ship sale up to the time she struck the rocks.The steamer lies broadside on the beach among the rocks and ie a total loss, Her value is estimated at $200,000, \u2014\u2014 A CANADIAN OUTLAW.Dotroit, Mich., July 28 Harry Burdilt alias Elder alias Toxas Jack, a Canadion outlaw, who was arrested in Port Huron by Sherif Mains today, was held for extradition to Canada by United States Commissioner Harsh.Bordill in 1903 waa arrested in London, Ont., in company with ono Bteve Doyle, on the charge of burglary.Doyle, in the fight, was shot and killed.Burdill was held on three charges of burglary.On the day of trial he cecaped from prison.About a month ago We wan picked up in Port Huron by Sheriff Maina and wan committed to jail for thirty days on the charge of carrying concealed woa- pons.\u2018The Canadian authorities determined that he was the man they wanted and started proceedings for his extradition.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rm GOLD IN IRELAND.London, July 25-Great interest has been created in Ulster hy the report first submitied at a meeting ol the Royal Antiquarian society, sitting in Belfast, to tho effect that gold had been discovered in County Down.About two years ago a well was le- ine sunk near Ballyroney, Down, when the aundy clay attracted the attention of an American financier, who was visiting the neighborhood at the time Further investigation, it is said, demonstrated that the clay contained both gold and ailver.The fortunate American war anxious to form a syndicate, hut there was a difficulty about the question of title.Now mich abataclen are disappearing, and tho \u201cdistresaful conntr\u2019' mas dream of an opulence of which she has hithorto been a stranger, | threatened, A DRAMATIC ARREST Chief Foreign Clerk in New York Post Office Charged with Stealing Money Letters.Kew York, July 25 \u2014 A search of months for a registered lotter thief in Norway and Sweden end«d dramatically to-day.in Now York with the arrest of John J.VCallahan, chief clerk of the foreign Branch of the General Post Office.\u2018Thè chief clerk, who has been in tho service thirteen years, was charged with abstracting money from foreign registered letters.He was arrai before U.S.Commissioner Shields and gave bail in §2,500 for examination.Last fall complaints from Norway and Sweden came to United States postal authorities, stating that registered letters recehed their destination there with their valuable contents al stracted.All these ritled letters pass- rd over one certain railway line in Bweden.This prculiar fact, still unexplained, misled the detectives for many weeks, until by « syatem of test letters to Norwegian and Swedish points all suepicdon wns lifted from the railroad.lhereupon the letter test was focused; upon the United States oflicials.Beginning with the bumblest office clerbs, the inspectors worked slowly upward finding all the minor officiels busest.Very reluctantly then a marke letter, addressed to Sweden, and containing a White Star steamship ticket, was mailed with orders that the hist cleek be watched for posscasion of! the ticket if it id pot reach its destination.The inspectors charge that this ticket remained in New York under circumstances that warrant chief clerk Callahan's arrest.The chief clerk ranks next to the superintendent and his Brest was a shock to the depart.CZAR AND KAIZER Nothing Definite Yet Regarding the Subjects Discussed or Conclusions Reached 8t.Petersburg, Jul- 25\u2014Gossip and conjecture are busy | with the reasons for and results of the recent meeting between Emperor William and Emperor Nicholas, the return of the Russian imperial party to Peterhof having produced nothing definite regarding the subjects discussed or the ton- clusions reached.The only information vouchsafed is that the conversations were extremely cordial and friendly.The belicf that the meeting will make for peace was reflected on the Bourse to-déy, imperial four's rising a full point\u2019 to 854 in a firm market.The importance of the meeting is recognized in the press comments of all sbadea of opinion.Various conjectures are advanced as to ita real meaning, but they are all admittedly guess work.Berlin, July 25\u2014Although the German Forcign.Oflice was advised in the sense cabled to the Axsocinted Press yesterday of the genuineness of what Emperor William would say to Emperor Nicholas in favor of peace and internal reforme in Russia, no report has been received regarding what ac tually took place and probabl- none will be received unless it be a belated memorandum covering some point for preservation in the archives, It is lsarned that the two Emperors bave a private cipher in which telegrams aro occasionully exchanged and which pass through no third band.rare BiG OIL BLAZE OVER, Houston, Texar, July 25.\u2014The fire in the Texas Company's tanks at the Humble oil field in practically extinguished to-night, There is still a hit ci o:l iu the bottom of the 11th tank, but thie, it ie thought, will be burned out before morning.The charred remains of eight persons have been found and the scarch for bodies continues, AN OLD PRESSMAN DEAD.Toronto, July 25 \u2014 John I\".Organ, ons of the oldest pressmen in Toronto, died to-day.Mo was for many ycars, during tho time of the Ion.Gcorgo Brown, foreman of the Globe press- room ard previously worked on the Daily Colonist, which long since suspended publication.During the last 33 years Mr.Organ has been employed in the press-room of the Methodist book room.À SAD CASE, Toronto, July 25.\u2014Mre, Alice Sayage, a woman about 66 years of age, whe is raid to have a husband in England, was found dead to-night in her house at 123 Chestnut street.She was lying on a lounge with a cover: ing over Sor and a bottle of whitkey at wide, Mra.Savage had Leen living with a hack driver, namad John Cusick, and when he came in with his rig to-night, he founa her dead.She Iraves two children.YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS New Orleans, La., July 25\u2014Two more dratha from yellow fever were reported to-day.The number of cases under treatment is believed to be about twenty.Physicians are reporting promptly all cases of fever and immediate steps are taken to prevent morquito infection eo that the pros pects of restricting the infoction are conridered bright, The advisory board of the city board of health began active work to-day and it will have immediate charge of the work of forret- ing ont the new food of infection and carrying out the sanitation and inola- tion, should any develop, It will also have general supervision over the campaign of education, the cleaning up of the city and the screening of cisterns and houses, The state board will tomorrow quarantine the state against the city and such territory in | eo immediate vicinity of New Orleans an will maintain open communication with the city.This will result in relieving the quarantines which Missinwppi han placed agoiart the whole stato and which Ur.Tabor, of Texas, OPERATIONS IN NORTHERN KOREA Russians Dislodged from Two Positions by the Japanese GEN.LINEVITCH'S FORCES Reinforcements Being Steadily Sent For- ward\u2014Present Battles are All of the Recoanoitering Variety.Tokio, July 25\u2014An official report from the headquarters of the Japanese army in Northern Korea says: On Monday, July 24, the army succeeded in dislodging the enemy from the neighborhood of Puku and Purvangand occupied a line to the northward.St.Petersburg, Julv Æ\u2014Reinforce- ments for General Linevitch are steadily being forwarded.The Thirteenth army corps, the headquarters of which are at Smolenski, will leave for the front next week, - Fusan, July 25\u2014The past threo months with both armies has been the most quiet period of the entire war.There has been no engagements at the front, the only encounters being those of reconnoitering expeditions sent out by both armies with a small total of losses.The Russian and Japanese lines are scven, miles apart.The Russians main tain a screen of cavalry outposts some miles in front of their trenches to guard against attacks.Reconnoitering forces from both sides traverse the neutral zone, frequently feeling the strength of the others at the front and making a small weekly list of killed.wounded and captured.The fight reported on Friday was the first worthy of mention which has occurred east of the railway.Two Russian recopnoitering forces ap proached the Japanese line, one about twenty miles, the other seventy miles east of the railway.The first contingent consisted of two squadrons of cavalry, the second of two battalions of infantry.Both retired after brief encounters.The Japanese sustained no losses, but those of the Russians are supposed to have been nearly a hun dred.The first encounter the Russian cavalry, with its front side a thousand metres long, advanced upon the Japanese line until it came under fire, when it retired in confusion and the infantry advanced.The Japanese fired forty rounds with a captured Russian battery when the Rursians retired, the Japanese infuntry following them for ten miles.BLOCKING BUSINESS Opposition in British Commons Making Things Lively for the Government, London, July 26.\u2014The members of the Opposition in the House of Com: mons, practically led by John Redmond, the Nationalist leader, who was the main spring of the recent dee feat of the Government, yesterday inaugurated their threatened plan ol making Government busizecs impossible and in pursuance of which they managed to keep the Mouse in atormy session until 3 o'clock this mornirg, compelling Premier Balfour to have constant recourse (lo closure as the only means of Supporters of the Government, warned by the recent disaster, loyally stood by Mr, Balfour, maintaining a major.sty in the neighborhood of 60.One phase of Mr.Redmond\u2019s obstruc tionist tactice is likely to avouse great resentment.Tt consssicd in blocking private bille for enterprises promoted at vast expense by municipalities and commercial companies, for pahlie works, such ax wave, No less than twenty-seven such bills were blocked yesterday, the effect being to deluy their operation for a whole year.KAISER WILHELM HOME, Wisby, Sweden, July 25.\u2014The German Imperial yacht Hobenzollern, with Emperor Williem on board, arrived here to-day.COURT \u201cONAWAY\u201d NO.4571 Independent Order of Foresters The Brethern and the r frien:s having heen invite 1 hy court *Hebe \u20ac\u2018 No, 4Zi4, to jon then in the Excursion to Roberval they are organizing for the Jb instant (atur \u2018ay of thia week.) an many at {ntend ti TO-NIGHT'8 Meeting at No 51 Garden Mtreck, .BY ORDER Quebec, 26 July, 19°8 N.R.\u2014 Tickets $ .50 Lady ar Gentleman.(ga and return\u2014(iood for 1v days\u2014=Children, Iv yours and under free THE BEST TRY IT a BE CONVINCED POR SALE BY J.B.RENAUD & COP.G.BUSSIERE & CO.AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS.ne are requested to attend : advancing business, | railroads and tram: : F.SIMARD & CIE CONTINUATION OF OUR GREAT REMOVING SALE NEW ATTRACTIONS OFFERED EVERY DAY.We have purchased from a St.Gall\u2019s Manufacturer his entire suf.plus stock of high grade Embroidered Handkerchiefs with scalloped or ematitched edge.These handkerchiefs were bought at a price which makes it possible to put this offering forward as one of our clearing sale bargains that will ever be remembered because of the extraordinary low prices 1100 Dozen of Embroider:d Handkerchiefs with hemstitched or scallop ed edges all this season's newest designs, worth up to 35c., all One PriCBussvsvsassrsans 0c.susesesuaneccacenc0cceucens LADIES\u2019 SILK BELTS 300 Dozen of Ladies\u2019 Fancy Belts in a very good quality of Taffeta Silly trimmed with buttons, colors, Black,\u201d White, Brown, Red, Green, Navy, a very good seller at 35c., Our Price.se.196, SILK DEPARTMENT SPECIAL OFFERINGS 300 Yards of Black Taffeta Silk, 20 in.wide, very suitable for Conts and Skirts, regular 70c.quality for.Le.456 400 Yards of 22 in.wide Black Taffeta Silk, superior quality Worth 90c., our pricen.ss.P 3 .60c.600 Yards of Fancy Printed Foulards and Oriental Satins, in all this season\u2019s newest designs and colorings, just the thing for su- 3 mer dresses and skirts, regular 0c.qua ity, our price.\u2026\u2026.Cs CLEARING SALE OF WASH DRESS FABRICS Including Organdies, Mattings, Dimities, Muslins, Zephyrs.Etamene, Cotton Voile, Linen Suitings, Etc.256, Novelty Scotch Zephyrs in check, plaid and stripped effects, at 10c.and 12c., worth up PN Fancy Dress Muslin, very desirable stripe and figured designs ât 15e, worth Up to.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.csccseccuen.\u201c2e 286, J OL DREOTHOTAISHOO DOORS 2G F.SIMARD&CIE,, 137 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch.QUEBEC.VO.n00oesu0s - - ISIN - UNIVERSAL USE IN CANADA, Itis HANDSOME IN APPEARANCE, and SURPASSES all other makes In DURABILITY, and In ALL POINTS ESSENTIAL TO A HIGH GRADE ARTICLE, \u2014 CAN BE HAD IN \u2014 TUBS, PAILS, WASH BASINS, SPITTOONS, ETC., ETC.FROM ANY FIRST CLASS DEALER GLOVES | DENT'S & FOWNES KID GLOVES IN TANS AND BROWNS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN - - $1.00 A PAIR.White and Tan Washing Gloves.Children\u2019s Kid Gloves, all sizes.SILK GLOVES IN DIFFERENT SHADES Every pair of Gloves we sell are guaranteed, and new ones will be given in exchange for any that split or tear with any ordinary wear.HOLT, RENFREW & Co.BUADE STREET \u2014\u2014mp=>\u2014\u2014 SALAD OIL SALAD OIL THE VERY BEST J.& H.GARRES FOURCHE FIRST PRIZE PARIS EXHIBITION 1900 AT 20c,, 40c., 75c.and $1.00 À BOTTLE H.BEAUTEY, AGENT, QUEBEC, IMPORTED WHITE WINE VINEGAR IN BOTTLE AND BY THE GALLON M.BEAUTEY, AGENT, QUEBEC.SOFT DRINK FOR WARM SPELL.THE NORMANDIR CIDER COMPANY.$2.25 per doz.Pints and $4.00 per doz.Quart Bottles MH.BEAUTEY, AGENT, QUEBEC.LIME JUICE UNSWERTENED.LIME JUICE COR RASPEBERRY VINEGAR, CROSS & BLACKWELL DIAL H.BEAUTEY, 22 Fabrique St., Phone 11/6 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1905.GLOVER, FRY & CO.FVVVLVRTVLLTLTR VELL LLTL ATLL VTRDS BALL REQUISITES.Ladies\u2019 are Invited to Inspect our Large Stock of Handsome Brocaded Silks, Cream and White Crepe de Chine, Silver Grey Crepe de Chine, Evening Shades in English Chiffons, Evening Shades in Sheer Voiles, Real Honiton and Duchess Laces, Black and White Plaited Ruches.Evening Kid Gloves \u201cDENT\u2019S\u201d White Kid Gloves, \u201cDENT\u2019S\u201d Grey Kid Gloves, \u201cPERRIN'S\u201d Evening Gloves, 20 Button Length Kid Gloves.Large Reductions ON Jackets and Mantles, Imported Trimmed Millinery, Sunshades at Reduced Prices\u2014\u2014 LACES.Real Honiton Lace Handkerchiefs, Point Gauze, Honiton and Thread Laces.French Malines, Oriental and other Laces in great variety.+++++.+++++++++.+++.+++.+.GLOVER, FRY & CO.SOUVENIRS OF QUEBEC IN FINE GOLD, STERLING SILVER, ENAMEL, TERRA COTTA AND PORCELAINE.Souvenir Scarf Pins, Brooches, Cuff Link Pins, and Watch Fobs from 25¢.to $5.00 5, Belt Souvenir Coffee Spoons, Tea Spoons, Sugar Spoons, Bon Bon Spoons and Sugar Tongs from 75e.to $2.50 Coats of Arms of the Dominion of Canada and of the Province and of the City of Quebec.; Views of Quebec, The Terrace, Chateau Frontenac River St.Lawrence, Caleche, ete., ete., artisticall de- icted in correct colors on fine Poreclaine Toa Pots, ream Jugs, Cups and Saucer d P .Pri from 60c.to $2.50 ® oud Plates.Prices a) SHEFFIELD PLATE VEGETABLE DISHES FOR 2 and 3 VEGETABLES Eutree Dishes, Muffiin Dishes, $6.76 and upwards, Tea Trays.Prices 44+++++++%444%+444444+ 446443100000 TTT TR VTA RODD seat QUEBEC PEARLS We have rare specimens of Native Pearls fn beautiful shades of Pink, Violet, Grey, Mauve and Salmon colars, = PRECIOUS STONES Heart Shaped, Oval and Dear Shaped Di Sapphires, Emeralds, aud Rubies.TR tamonds, W@- Lake St.Joseph Aquatic Assoctation Badges, in Sterling S:lver with the association colors ; in transparent enamel.Sent by Registered mail on receipt of price, fitty cents.n++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ G.SÉIFERT & SONS, .Jewellers, 16, Fabrique Street.: PATRONIZED BY H.R.H.THE PRINCESS LOUISE \u201dm \u2018 Ô \u2018 ¢ \u2018 \u2019 ° \u2018 \u2019 \u2018 ¢ 4 \u2018 ¢ \u2018 ê Ô ?¢ ° 6 ê ° ê 4 : ¢ è ¢ 6 \u2018 Id ê cesses +.< +++.ê >> Et NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.New York, July 28.\u2014Flour, receipts, 20,101; exports, Dull but steady.Cornmeal, firm.Rye, nominal.Wheat, receipts, 63,000; sales, 4,500 bushels futures, Spot easy.Wheat wan very irregular today, opening a cent down under liquidation, easier cables, big receipts and favorable Northwest weather, the market jumped 2 cents a bushel on re- ndwed complaints of rust and covering.Later it turndd weak again on 7,604; sales, 4,600, Rye four, \u2019 steady.uiet, Barley, SALMON FISHING From ist July to fbth August.Lovers of Sport can find an excellent place to Camp Out, the best of eals, and | accommodation for les and Gentiemen beslue ons of the finest places for Saimon fishing, on'y 9 mties from Chicoutimi, at a lace called Lake Gravel.Lake ravel 1s filled with Trout, and salmon 1s captured at a distance of five minutes from camp in Mars River.Call attho Chateau Saguenay, Cnicoutimi.terminus of the Q.& St.J.Ry., and ask for the proprietor of Lake Gravel.Or better still Televraph the Eve of your departure to Proprietor Lake Gravel, Chicoutimi, LEFAVRE § TRSCAERERD Accountants, Auditors and Liguidators.HI - Mountain Hill - li QUEBEC.A.8.DUPUIS.ART.BAUNEAU.STOCK BROKERS, MEMBERS OF THE MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE, Quebec, 123 St.Peter Street.bushels spot.Spot steady.Options, market was steady but without transactions, closing net unchanged.Oats, receipts, 66, bushels, Spot wieady.Rosin, steady.Molasses, dull.Pi iron, steady.Copper.firm.Les quiet.Tin, firm, offre, spot.Rio, steady.Sugar, raw, firm.Refined, steady.CLOSING LETTER.New York, July 25\u2014The stock market to-day was dull and uninteresting without important featurd and the dealings almost wholly profession al.Some animation was shown during the first hour under the influence of the higher prices from London, the absence of any pressure of consequence leading to further short covering, but for the most part the highest prices were made at that time.The continued lack of outside interest and the indifference of the larger interests discouraged the trading clement, the larger proportion of which realized on yesterday\u2019s purchases and took the short side for a turn.Prices held fairly well, however, and the bears found it aifiicult to dislodge stocks.Sentiment was helped by the decidedly en- INSOLVENT NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF 0.L.RICHARDSON & SONS, Aiea inaoLvaR Motioo 1s hereby given thst on Wednesday, August 2nd, 1905, AT 11 O'CLOCK AM, willbe at my office, 44 Dalhousie St, Lower Town, Quebec, tho asmis os follows :\u2014 belonging to this estate A=8tock in trade, Harn Sadlery, \u2018Hardware khos and Lonitas 15 Lowes Town doe.0.883 Blore Éxluren.csecrsnane ses B\u2014Eai in proce of manutsctare PTE4 1551 Kiet Factory, 3 LA pate C\u2014Barnese Nachinerie ures in 86 Roch Factory.D.\u2014Book debté a par lei.ne E.\u2014Balance of Lease of Lower Town Blote to ist F\u2014-Biianc of Lease of 86 Roch Factory to let \u2014Balairoe 0 May, 1006 The sle will be mado for each item separately.The inventory books and the list of book debts be seen at my office The Blote and race wiiibe on Monday aud of t data er the sist Juiy and ist of Aagus Montreal, 84 Francis XavierSt, | Terus:\u2014CAiEL CORRESPONDENT V.E PARADIS.And Private Wire with One at Dilhousle 8t., Richallen & Out.Nav.Go BAG ir eros ile ers , the bearish woekly crop report, closing artly 3-4.lower, Conny receipts, - AND- 0,800; exports, 2,424; sales, 8,000 City Debentures SUITABLE FOR ESTATE FUNDS ASK FOR PARTICULARS.BONDS and STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR CASH OR ON MARGIN.C.W.WALCOT, Quebec Pire Assurance Co.Bullding, TELEPHONE 377.April 12x12m TALIAN HOUSE FOUNDED IN 1865 'M.RIGALI statuary 132 JOHN STREET.ASSORTMENT OF RELIGIOUS STATUES couraging crop reports, the Govern: ment weekly report ping, accounted THE FINEST AND MOST COM- extremely lavorable.i\" ni at es Steel dau were strong in antici- PLETE IN THE DOMINION.ration of the statement to be pub- \u2014 lime this alternoon und Amelga- Religious Subjects, ALL KINDS EX.mat opper was bought on the strength.0 he metal vituation but | Statues and Statuettes, ARTISTIC MAN- the purchases for the most part came Decorations.from the room traders and there was no outside response in any direction to attempt at Prading wp prices.Tondon traded on both aiden of the account, but hought about ten thousand shares on balance.In the early afternoon some pressure Was put upon the United States Stee} issucs, St.Paul ana Reading which caused recession of lees than one per gent.from which there were fractional recoveries.The closing was dull and irregular, but fairly \u201cfirm.5 okton\u2014The s rength that was displayed in Tp market yesterday was again in evidence during today\u2019s session and in some of the list advances wefe scored.The metal situation is in a mort excellent condition and it would appear from precent conditions that higher prices must eventually prevail.There were no sales of Dominion stocks to-day, Telephone closed ut \u2018139 to 12 with no ca \u2014mman, Wood's FPhosghollin, ; 7 The Great English Itemedy.A tive cure for all f, FRESE rain Emissions, Or ahocer, Impotency, ERbcia of Abuse or .Excess, sll of hich, Led to Consum tion, oom = DL, Mia for $s Que Will dlonse-rix WI cure d by alidruggists or mailed in plain FoR Tie Binds RE QUEBEC STOCR EXCHANGE.Reported by J.1\u2019.Tacho & Co.Asked.Offered, «« | Quebec Bank.132 131 .| Union Bank.145 181 Banque Na 110 1-5) CP.Ron ve 1514 1534 Eichelieu dé 5 72 «| Mon, H.L.- 2m Q.R.L.& P.Co.18 18 QR IL &PC 112 110 Quebec Gas C 130 115 Quebec S.S.Co 110 103 Bellechasse \" 126 118 Dom.Textile, pfd 88 80 Dom.Textile Bonde 0 6 Mont.Untton Bond: ns Im Quebec Railway Bonds.9 vf War Fagle.A 15 23 3 1 1 1 All disorders caused by a bilious state of the system can be cured by Carter's Little Liver Pills.No pein, griping or discomfort attending their use.Try them.MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.Asked Offered.C.P.Ron .1524 1524 St.Paul & M.-\u2014 121% Montreal Street xd.223 21) Toronto Street.1054 104) Twin City.ui ii Detroit United xd.\u201893 my Halifax Street wo pone wee 104102 Toledo Street.» HF OH Havana.\u2026 lv} 18 Havana pid.6 63 R.& (0, Nav.7 Ki) Montreal Power.mg mw Dom.I.& 8.au 0 Dom.I.&# 8, 7 Ni Dom Coal.so 79 N.8, Steel.ATM Textile, pid Mackay.0 Mackay, pid.4 Montreal Cotton.5 Dom I.& 8.Ro Dom.Coal Rond Textile Bonds, A Textile Bonds, C.Sales.Bank of Commerce, 23 at 185%.Mroit United xd, 25 at 93.C, P.R., 25 at 151%; 28 at 1513; 30, 50 at 150: 3 at 181.894 \u2014 4 w 7 \u2014_,\" ss, Bd 102\" 101 86 8 \u2014 Havana, pid., 26 at 634.PLASTER, PLASTIC AND CEMENT FOR EXTERIOR WORK.Always New Models now in Execution suiy21xe0.dxé CHEAP EXCURSION TO BOSTON.It would be well for people who intend to take advantage of this cheap trip to Boston, to bear in mind that by taking the special train from the Canadian Pacific Railway Company's station at 3 p.m.Saturday, July 20th that they will go through to Boston without any change of cars.This is a great advantage, IMPORTS.Per steamer Montreal, Lafrance, from Montreal\u20142 bales to Allens, Rao & Co, Per steamer Pretoriase, Butram, from Glasgow\u20141 case to Wm.McLimont & Son; 2362 iron pipes to order.Per steamer lona, Daignault, from Oswego\u2014411 tons coal to Bennett & Co, Per steamer Prefontaine, Paul, from Montreal\u201450 cares to Langlois & Paradis.Per stcamer Universe, Bull, from Sydncy\u20144021 tous cosl to N.8, Steel & Coal Co.Per steamer Amethyst, Coffin, from Sydney\u20141400 tous coal to N, 8, Ste?& Coal Co, CHEAP EXCURSION TO BOSTON.The travelling public should bear in wind that the Canadian Pacific Railway Co, is the only line running a solid train = through from Quebec to Boston.A special train will leave tha Palais Station Saturday night, July ZHh, at 5 p.m., composed of tirst cluss sleeping cars, equipped tourist car, in churge of porter, and first class for- ney conches, and is dur to arrive at Boston next morning at 7.00, THE ROUND TRIP from Quebec to Roberval and Chicoutimi, by rail through the lovely lake and moune tain scenery of the Canadian Adirondacks down the Saguenay River and back to Quebec by steamer, touchin at all the beautiful seaside resorts of the Lower St.Lawrence, is without doubt one of the most varled and delightful tours on this continent.Mountain air and salt sea breezes, Adaylight trip both ways.No tourist should fall to make it.Excellent ace commodations at Hotel Roberval.Round trip tickets only ten doilars each.À beautifully illustrated Guide Book free on application to Alex Hardy, Quebec.mon, wed, ti THE QUEEN'S KINDNESS, London, July 25\u2014A charming story of the Queen's kindness to her mer- vants is being told.le having come to the knowledge of Her Majesty that one of her personal domestics was about to be married to one of her gardeners emploved on the Sandringham estate, the Queen has had an old building in the royal grounds at Windsor Castle made into a pretty little cottage for the couple, and Her Majesty has ordered that it hall be appropriately furnished for their reception.An appointment haa also heen found for the gardener in the gardens at the castle, and, like the married fraps in fairy stories, they should \u201clive happily ever after.\u201d The Queen han personally examined the cottage, which is situated near the cast terrace, and every modern improvement has been introduced.PILES Dr.Chase's Ol ment is a certal an prsrantee] cnreforcach Toronto Street, 2 at 104, Pom.1.= ss » at Bt Reh: Bering Molsong Bank, 3 at A ws and protr ing Textile Bonds, A, 75 at 86, piles.testimonials the press an: Textile, phd.2,500, 6,000 at 56; 04 Pontet alunite se uh i Bell Telephone, 5 at 182.Eciere or EnMaxaon, Larzs & Co, Torouto DR.OHASK'S OINTMENT, rss ot | 1905 CHEAP EXCURSION -T0- BOSTON NASHUA, LOWELL and MANCHESTER $9.75 \"aide.$9.75 av VE Là rain a cb Personally Conducted Tour PACIFIC COAST, CAL.AND THE Lewis & Clark Exposition PORTLAND, OREGON BY SPECIAL TRAIN AUGUST 28th, 1905 ROUND TRIP FARE FROM QUEBEC - - $165.50 Tickets good to return within 90 days Above fare includes Meals and Tounst Bleeplog Car Berths, Loth ways.Forallinformation, Mapaand Time Tubles, eto, epply to any G.À.K Agent or to CITY TICKEE OFFICE Corner Du Fort and Ann Street ( Froniense.) Fi { isa dl DT smo ax 106 80 Pau raat I.N.CO.Bay Chaleur Route.The fast Twin-Screw Steamer \u201cLADY EILEEN\u201d mils from Campbellton on Wednesday mornings at 5 aod Eaturday mornings at 10 o'clock for Gaspe and Intermediate Purts and ie due back in Campbellton on Monday and Thursday evenings, Special Saturday Excursions to Gaspe and Return $10.00, this Includes Passage, Stateroom and Meals For all informat on 81 to Freight and Passengers, apply to BLAIR & RICHARDS, Managers, Campbellton, N.B.Juty 26x16, QUEBEC RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.On and after Monday, June Sti, 1905, trains will run as follows :\u2014 BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTMORENCY FALLS Were Dave Leave Quebec for Montmoren Fallsovey 0 minutes from 5.00 a.m.to 7,30 pu Every bour {rom 5.00 p.m.to 11.00 p.m.Leave Mon tmorency, Falls for Quebec every 20 minutes from 6.0 a.m to 7.po Every hour from 8.00 p.01 Lo JL.30 p.m.ECXDATE Leave Quebec for Montmorency Falln 6.80, 7.00, 7.30, 8.00 8.1.Every 90 minutes Irom 1.00 p.m.to 7.00 p.m.Every hour from 3.00 p.m.t0 11.00 p.m.Leave Montmorency Falis for Quebec, 6.41, 10.09, 10.99, 11.09, 11.89 a.m.12.0, $12.39, 1.39p.m.Every 20 minutes from 1.30 p.tn.to 7.80 p.m., and every hour from 8.3 p.m.to 11.30 p.m.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND STE ANNE DE BEAUPRE Week Days Leave Quebec for Ste.Anne de Beaupre, 6.0, 7.30, 8.90, 9.90, 10.50, 11.30 a.m.12.30, 1.15, 2.15, 8,1% 415, 518, 6.15, 7.13 p.m.(10.15 except Sunday.) (10.45 p.m.Baturday only.) * Leave ste.Anue do Beau for Bret, 8.90, 6.90, 7.90, £.80, 9.30, 10.30, 11.30 a.m.12.30, 1.15, 2.15, 3.45, 515, 6.15, 7.16 and 10.15 p.m.BUMDATS Leave quebes, for Ste.Anne de Beaupre, 16.00, sa 7.00, 4.80, B00 8.m., tt 1.45, 2,15, 8.10, 6.15 and 15 pm.Leave Ste.Anne de Boanpre for Quebes, 6.00, 9.80, 10.00, 10.80, 11.00, 11.30 8.0, {12.00 noon, LO $4.00, 4.30, 5.13 and 10.15 pan.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM, WEzE Lars Leave Quebec for St.Joachim, 8.80, 11.30 a.m.2.18, 6.15 p.m., and (7.18 p.m.for Besupre.Leave St.Joachim for Quebec, 7.15, 10.45 a.m, 1.00, 6.55 p.a., and (10.96 p.m.lor Beaupre.) SuNpaYR Leave Quebec for St Joachim, 6.50, 8.00 a.m.$1.45 p.m., and (7.15 p.m.for Beaupreem, 5.00 Leave it.Joachim lor Quebec, 10.p.01, and (10.05 p.m.from pre.} forest Steam trains; Ju oon ars o electria, ress service for oh, æ ete, onal nina Rate b cents and up, w For all otber information apply to the Superintendent J.A EVERELL Superintendent.Temiscouata Railway SUMMER TIME TABLE Taking Elect June Sth, 1906 Leaves Riverda Arrives Connors, N.EDW.A.EVANS Gen'l Manager.Express Leaves Hiver du Loup.Mixed Arrives Connors, VE Leaves Connom, N.B.Express Arrives River du Loup.Mixed Leaves Connors, N.B., Arrives River da Loup 4 All Trains Daily Kxoept Sunday.Bxprem traina connect daily at Edmundston Jewith Can.Pac.Ry.10 and {rom 3t John, N.B, Woodstock, Frodericton, N.B., cte, For further information.folders, ete.apply to ¥.8 Stocking, & St Louls dtroet, Quebec.D.B.Lindmy, Genera! Manager.4.4.Grundy, Eupsninteudent, River du Louprr sn am.mnie reat, Ontario & Quebec Navigation Go, Limited {Montreal, Rochester & Quebeo Line) STEAMER \"ALEXANDRIA.\" Thin steamer leaves Quebec every Wednomiay nt A3 P.M.for Montroal, for Rochester, N.Y.NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y.and BUFFALO, KY.Fare 10 Charlotte { Port of Rochester) and $23 retary, including meals aud berth, only J Fate to Buffalo or Niagara Fails and re- wa, including meais and berth, only $26.Vhis trip gives passengers a day in Rochester, ine Viower City of Amerion, Niagara Fulls of hy 0 Return tickets good for the teas an, For further Information apply to, THE MATHIE, ELLIS CO., Agen! of write, 180 at.Paul : treet, bec, B.R.HEPBURN, Pros & Gen.Manager.July Jatt, : Picton, Ont.STEEL ROOFING Always on hand & most complete assortment of St el Ceilings.This system of oeiling fs the most modern and recognised the wori-i over ne the best.ALSO-.- Metallic Battens, Metallic Shingles and other similsr noveltios.L.E, Labrocame, 7 and | | Noire Dams St,, LOWER TOWN, QUEBEC, IE ited.A Vi-it ie Bolici Jy 18a \u2018 LEWIS & CLARKE GENTENNIAL EXPOSITION PORTLAND, OREGON JUNE 1st TO OCTOBER 15th, '05 ROUND TRIP $79.00 Vancouver, B.C., Victoria, B.C., Seattle, Wash., Tacoma, Washand Portland, Oregon.Good for 90 days, but not valid later than November , 1905, tiekots and other informe\u2018 Station, Chateau Process als Oflos #0 dt John Street corner Se Canadian Pacific Railway Company.ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES.Proposed Summer Sailings.QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.For Falace Ticket Aug w \u201cAue 19 Aug.28 opt 7 nation DE io J fod rt rose .Hona, Jr.Cit: Freiabt aud'Hicemablp Agont, 46 Daibousie wre.INTERCOLONIAL x RAILWAY : ; CHEAP EXCURSION BOSTON, LOWELL, NASHUA AND MANCHESTER, $9.75 Return Fare From Quebec $9.75 Tickets good by all trains July 20th\u2019 valid to return up to August Sth, 1805.QUEBEC-OTTAWA SERVICE Passengers taking LC.R.Maritime Exe press, leaving Levie 12.45 P.M.dail make direct connection with CANADA ATLANTIC train, leaving BONAVENTURE STATION, MONTREAL at 7.00 Fat, arriving Ottawa 10.00 P.M., same nig \u2014 For further particnlars and ping lor Car nocommodation pions 20016 % as cu Tioket Offices Na.7 DuFort Street and bounie Street.Telophones 53 and æ s Der (QUEBEC CENTRAL EXCURSION \u2014T0\u2014 BOSTON \u2014 VIA \u2014 NASHUA, LOWELL AND MANCHESTER $9.75\u2014RETURN- $9.7 5 Going July 29th, by all trains Returning August 8th, 1905 THROUGH CARS GOING AND RETURNING See that your tickets reid via Quebec Central Ry.and avoid trouble of changing cars.For further information and Pullman reserve\u201c tions apply to City Ticket Offic 3238 Loulsstrest.Quebec nest RS COLIN Tne New Route to the Far-Famed Saguenay.On and after June 11th, 103, trains will run as we follo LEAVE QUEBEC.8.48 A.M.For Roberval and Chicoutimi, dally except Sunday with parlor car.10.00 A.M.For Lake St.Joseph, dally except Sun.1.45 EX For Lake St.Joseph, daily except Sao.1.8 vi For St.Raymond, Sunday only.5.20 ¥.M.Yor 8t Raymond, daily excepl Junday, 6.9 P.M.For Lake 3t Joseph, ly except Same day.10.00 Py For Roberval and Chicoutt Saturday only, (with sleeping car for ) ARRIVE AT QUEBEC.7.00 A.M.From Chicoutimi snd Roberval, dalig except Sunday.455 From st Raymond, daily except San dar.a From Lake 8t.Joseph, dally except unday.| WPM From Lake St Joseph, dally except sunday.#00 P.M.From Riviere-n.Plerre Junction, dally except Sunday and Monday.800 P.M.From Hobureal, Monday ool.9.45 P.M.From St.Raymond, Sunday only.11,00 PM From Lake 5t Josph, daily exoept Bunday.Tickets Tor mia at St.Andrew Street Station and by F.8.Blocking.At.Louis Street; at or tea Frontenac, and at City Ticket Otloss of P Ky.4.T.Ry.andl C.Ry.Parior and niceping car accommodation can be resctved at FX.Btocking's Office, No freight will bo roceived at Quebec Station after 5,30 PM ALEX.HARDY, 1.0.8COTT, den Pass Agt Gen June 10th, 1908.=\u2014\u2014 Visitors Paradise Sterling Silver Novelties, Guide Books, Historical Books of Quebec, Books of Views, Phote-Chromes.NOVELTIES IN China, \u2018Old Greek,\u201d W Wood, Eto., Ete.ho Largest Souvenir Store in the JOHN E.WALSH, 11 ST.JOHN STREET Peter French, B.L LLL .ADVOCATR .124 ST, PETER STREET, QUEBEC.(J.B, Morisswite's Block.) 0230 Aa THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.rm bete a .WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1908, TOBACCONIST 61 Buade St.Opposite Basilica Square DIRECT IMPORTER OF HAVANA GISARS BRANDS: Partages, Garcias, Upmans, Romeo Juliet Bock, High ife, Sol, Figaros, Por Larenagas Flor de Otero, PIPES: LOEWE'S in Carolinas, etc., etc.152 Shapes, (Block Amber and Vaïcanite.) PETERSON'S in 85 Different Shapes, (Amber and Yulcauite.) B.B.B.Own Make, G.B.D.Amber and Black.CIGARETTES : All the Different Grades of Nestor\u2019s Vafiadis Melachrino Murattis, & ete.All Requisites in the Tobacco Line DIED.NOONAN\u2014On the 24th instant, David J.Noonan, son of the late Donald | Noonan, of this city.Interment in Montreal.PARADIS\u2014On the 16th instant, at St, Paul, Minn, John E.Paradis, real estate agent, aged 34 years.The de- æascd war the son of the late lL.L.Paradis, of this city, New Advertisements.I.N.Co., Bay Chaleur Route\u2014Blair & Richards, Let Us Tell One Another\u2014A.A.J.Gingras.Nigh Class Cigars, Ete\u2014J.T.Piper.Cheap Excursion to Boston\u2014G.T.R.System.$iavana Cigars\u2014G.A.Grondin.Immense Sacrifice\u2014Z.Paquet.Magie Brking Powder\u2014E.W.Gillett & Co.i Ponunery Champagne\u2014Law, Young Co.Great Removing Sale\u2014F.Simard & Cie, Further Proof\u2014M.Timmons & Son.Fox Head Ale and Porter.&th Royal Rifles\u2014Sergt.-Major N.Fletcher.Court \u201cOnaway\u201d No.4371, 1.0.F, Lake St, Joseph Aquatic Association.i & CN 2 a w és THE GREATEST LUXURY IS EASILY OBTAINED BY Modern Plumbing.CALL AND SEE OUR ELEGANT DISPLAY.Ask for Illustrated Catalogue.MECHANICS\u201d SUPPLY COTY.KODAKS tnd PHOTO SUPPLIES - - AGENT FOR - - EASTMAN KODAK Co.Postal Cards -.-0F-.- Quebec and Saguenay, Ete.Bilaudeau & Campbell, Phone 109 81 Buade St A YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD BUSIness ability, leaving shortly for Europe, is prepared to accept any come missions which may be entrusted to him by business men and others.Address hy letter B.B,, Chronicle office.ve A VV ANTHRACITE ALL SIZES, Thos.Donohue For the Balance of the Month 25 to 50 per cent Discount on Mohair, Silk, and Cotton Suits $7.50 Mohair Shirt Waist Suit | 5) sceau vers.38.80 $9.75 Mohair Shirt Waist Suit OF vovunsoes sivecenss $60 $10.50 Mohair Shirt Waist Suit fOr asso c0coca00 00000 $T-OO $15.75 Mohair Eton Suit for $11.75 $19.75 Tafleta Shirt Wast Suit for.\u2026.$13.50 $23.00 Check Shirt Waist Suit for.e.$15.00 $29.00 Check shirt Waist Suit OT.000000000000.$2L.00 832.00 Taffeta Eton Suit for $21.00 85.75 Black Pique Suit for $4.25 $7.50 White Spot Muslin Suit fOr.00n000 s0000000.$0.60 87.75 Ecru Linen Suit for.$5.78 Thos.Donohue 188 St.John Street.% 8th ROYAL RIFLES There will be an important meting of the Staff Serg-ants an | Sergeants of the Regiment THIS EVENING at 8.30 in the Drill Hall, to make arrangements for a night of sports when the fleet is in port N.FLETCHER, W.0,, Sergt.-Major.Lake St.Joseph Aquatic ASSOCIATION.Tenth Annual Regatta, Saturday, July 29th, and August.5th, PROGRAMME.1st\u2014Single Feull .d= Canoe Tar.dem 3rd\u2014Ringle Paddle, 4th\u2014Overboard Tandem.5th\u2014Double Scull, Ladi Gentlemen .6th\u20143 Padd'e Race.o000uvens 7th\u2014Crab Race.Competitors will please take notice, that in order to faciliiate the work of the Buoy Committee, it has been found ne- cermary to ¢ oce list of entries on Thursday evining, July 27th.E Al entrion to be made in writing to J.Hotels, or at 51 Peter 8t., Quebec.Programme for following Saturday will appear next week, between the Ilo:e a during the Regattaspecial service of the two steamers A epecial train wi l leave the Hotel at 11,45 for the city, july 26x4 PPS PROMPT AND CAREFUL DELIVERY CANADIAN IMPORT CO., PHONE 296.88 DALHOUSIE ST.\u201c { weeks.Giroux, Sec., at either of the TTA - STOLEN BOY TALE Gypsies \u2018at St.George de Beauce Reported to Have Had One in Possession.The following story is now in cireu- lation in the Caton Townships and is published by the Sherbrooke Record :\u2014A party of Gypsies arrived at St, George, Beauce, on Thursday.In the party was a small boy, apparently between seven and eight years of age, and very fair.The members of the party watched him very closely and was not allowed to play with the other children.A small hoy of this place got into communication with him from the interior of the wagon.On being auked to come down the little fellow said that he was afraid to do so as the men would ill-treat him.He further stated that they had stolen him from bis home, and that he had no father and mother.At this point some of the gypsies came up and the St.George boy had to clear out.P per's, 19 Buade St., 1s the Headquarters for high class Briar Pipes.DIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE, The promoters of the direct steam: ship line will meet to-day to consider the terms offered by the Quebec Harbor Commission.Drink Beauport Lager it is the best.AMBULANCE RUN.The ambulance was summoned yes terday afternoon to comvey to hospital Capt.Coffin, of the steamship Amethyst, now discharging coal at the King's wharf, who had been strick- wm with illness.About one o'clock this morning the ambulance was summoned to convey a woman from the corner ol St.Paul and Lacroix street to the Hotel Dieu Hospital.The woman hud been seized with a sudden attack of appendicitis and her condition was very serious.Cigars Galore, smoke one and you'll want more, at Piper's.19 Buade St.KILLED BY A HORSE.A despatch from St.Valerien, Rimouski County, states that Emile Michaud, 29 years of age, was killed by bis horse last week in the third range of Rimouski.The animal kicked him in the stomach.An inquest was held and a verdict of accidental death was returacd.er Wurzburger Beer cn draft, Mikado Cafe, 54 Palace Hill TRIP TO BOSTON.Those wishing to visit friends in Boston or other New towns have a splemlid opportunity now offered them by the cheap rate advertised in another column by the Grand Trunk Railway.Tickets are good to leave Quebce by all trains on Saturday, July 29th, valid to leave Boston up to the 7th August.Tickets by the Grand Trunk are good to go via Montreal or via Portland.For high class Cigars, Cizarettes, Pipes, Tobaceos, ete., go to Piper's.CONTRACT SIGNED.The contract between the Harbor Commissioners and Mesars.M.P.and J.T.Davis for the repairs to the Louise Basin was signed yesterday morning at the offics of the Commissioners.The contract was signed on hehalf of the Commission by Mr.J.B.Laliberte, President, and Mr.Jas.Woods, Secretary, and by the con- trectors, Messrs, M.P.and J.T.Davis.Imported Coburger Lager a the Chateau Cafe.A HIGH TESTIMONY.The attention of our readers is drawn to the high testimony of Right Rev.W, L- Mills, Bishop of the Ihocese of Toronto,, regurding the valuable qualities of \u201cMagi\u201d which is in eat demand by people suffering rom rheumatic and neuralgic affec tions.Messrs.M.Timmons & Son, are the agents and bottlers in this city.ENGLISH VESTS.During the hot spell a big discount of 25 per cent.for cash off all Eaglish vests at Lafrance and Mullin.OBITUARY.Tt is with the deepest et that we learn of the death of David J, Noonan, son of the late Donald Noonan, of this city, which occurred in Montreal on the 24th inst, He had been in very poor health for the past year or so and although his death was somewhat expected still his risters, Rev, W.W, Edward, Miss Noonan and Mrs, Les sard, of St.Mary's, Beauce, have our most heartfelt sympathy in their sad bereavement as they have lost their two only brothers, so well and favorably known in this city.Both having died in Montreal within the past few To each and every one of them extend our most sincere sympathy.Piper, 19 Buade 8*., gives two premiums withevery Briar Pipe\u2014Quall- ty and Satisfaction.WILL, HAVE CLUS BOUSE, The Quebec Riding and Hunt Club, which now numbers over members, has purchased the property of Nr.C.E.McKeem, on thy St, Foye Road, which will be transforined into a club house for the progressive organization.Very little alterations will be necessary in the building, which containa a fine billiard hell and tables, as well an substantial outbuildings.A beautiful wide avenue leads to the huilding from the St, Fove Road, while directly in the rear is the excellent half mile race track of Nr.Victor Chateauvert, honorary vice preridont of the club, The property is about three quarters of a mile from the St.Foye toll-gate and adjoins that of Mr.Victor Chateauvert, The club expects to take possossion in about fifteen days.THE GARDE CHAMPLA NS EXCURSION TO BOSTON Fare Round Trip $0.78 Tloksts good on all regular trains J , and one special tral | whieh leaves at § o'clock P.M, \" ENJOYABLE AT HOME Given at the Handsome Lake St.Joseph Hotel Yesterday Afternoon.The handsome and commodious new hotel at Lake Bi, Joseph was the scons of a notable social function yew.terday oen, when, upon invite tion of the directors of the hotel company, a ge number of guests at oe a most successful and enjoyable \u201cAt Home\u201d at this magni t summer hostelry, A special train, made up of five parlor cars, conveyed the cots from town.The party from e city, numbering over a hundred, left the Quebec & Lake St.John Rail way Station at 2,35 p.m.and a plea want run of some fifty minutes brought \u2018the guests to Lake St.Joseph.At ihe hotel the guests were received on arrival by the foMowing ladies: Mrs.J.G.Scott, Mrs, J, Tessior and Mrs, A.Hurdy.Some tithe wae spent in specting the beauties of the hotel and its appointments, Mr, J.G.Scott, Mr, Shallow, Mr.Hardy and others connected with the company being assiduous in their attentions to the guests and doing all in their power to make their visit an enjoyable one.The beauty of the situation and the elegant appointments of the hotel were the subject of general and highly complimentary comment by the guests, who were not slow in expressing their admiration at the energy and enter: prise of the hotel company, which had made possible such an ideal summer retort, up-to-date in cvery particular, in such convenient proximity to the ty.Many notable features of the hotel attracted immediate attention, among them, the large old-fashioned stone fire places in the rotunda coming in for special remark.The gardens of the hotel are rapidly approaching completion and add greatly to the beauty of the place, while among other additions now under way are the building of two bathing houses for the use of guests.A trip on the lake in the elegant 20-horse-power motor boat Francis was a pleasant feature of the afternoon and one that war greatly appreciated Under the leadership ol r.Alex.Hardy the many pomts of interest on and about that picturesque sheet of water were pointed out to the de lighted passengers.reshments were served on the balcony of the hotel, which had been artistically dra with {lags for the occasion, and the tables presented a very pretty appearance with their handsome foral decorations, During the afternoon the fine orchestra of the hotel, under the direction of Mr.Charbonneau, rendered a delightful programme of music, which included a very taking violoncello solo by Mr.Charbonneau.- All present spent a most delightful afternoon, and every one was loud in praise of Mr, Shallow and the very efficient staff of the new hotel.The party left on their return trip to town at 6 p.m.Xf you need any kind of summer goods, ready made or by the yard, go to Fnguy, Lepinay & Frere, You will bave your dollars stretched.FUNERAL OF MR LACROIX.The funcral of the late Mr.Ed.Lacroix, a former goods merchant of this city, took place yesterday morning and wes lanply attended, The solenm rejuien mass was celebrated at the Basilica, tho Rev.M, Rouleau officiating, assisted by Kev, Messrs.T.Paquet and E.lamme as deacon and sub-deacon.The evrvico was very imposing, and a solo was rendered by Mr.Camille Duguay.The register was signed by the following gentlemen :\u2014 G.A, Vandry, T.L.Boulanger, Cyr.Tessier, H.Myrand, E, A.Paradis, N.Laroche, 8.E.Gagnon, Edwin Turcot, M.D., Jno.I.Laroche, Om.Vezina, L.P.Paradis, J.G.Paradis, Rodolphe Audet, Alex.Gauvreau, N.P., L.Cham pane, S.J,, G.Ae Lepine, L.Lemay, tre.Everything in the Smoker's line to be had at Piper's, MAPLE LEAF ENCAMPMENT.At last evening's meeting of Maple Leaf Encampment, LO.0.F., the officers clect for the ensuing term were duly installed into their respective chairs, the ceremony being performed in a very efficient manner by the District Deputy Grand Patriarch, I.Burran, P.C.l>., assisted by his staff, The reports presented at the meetin of the past term's operations show a highly satisfactory condition of affairs, the Encampment having made very progress, both financially and numerically, The newly-elected officers are as follows :\u2014 C, P.=W, J.Marchant, H.P.\u2014A.Myers.8.W\u2014E.R.Lafloche.4 Scribe\u2014S8.J.Lower, jr, J.W.\u2014G.R.Pelton.Treas.\u2014J.8.Burford, P.C.P, Representative to Grand Encamp- meut\u2014L.Burran, P.C.P.Auditors\u2014C.M, Teakle, P.C.P., E.R.Lafleche, A.J.Rossmer rer THÉ GARDS CHAMPLAIN S EXCURSION TO BOSTON Fare Round Trip $9.75 Tlokets good on all reguiar trains July 20th, and one special train which leaves at 5 o\u2019closk P.M.BEFORE THE COURTS, Italian ®leads Not Guilty\u2014Desbiens Acknowledges Uis Offence.In the Police Court yesterday Jon.Peshiens, the man arrested on the charge of passing forged cheques on unsu ing shop-kecpers of the city, wan ought up a leaded guilt; to two of the charges, but disavow any comiection with the third, alleging that he had a companion who had since left town.The forged cheques which he admits passing were those given in return for goods at the grocery store of Mr.Cloutier, corner of St.Auguetin and Joachim sires, and Mer.Noreau, Couillard stroct.Desbiens was remanded for sentence.Dominico Monghavit was also arraigned yesterday in the Police Court on tbe charge of having stabbed Notorman Perkins in n St.John street restaurant.He pleaded not guilty and wes remanded for trial.Philip Giguere, who keeps a candy store in levis, was fined $50 and costs for welling liquor without license A defendant was od $2 and costa after pleadin » to à ch { sssoul 5 ve «charge 0 \u201cThough the motor-driven vehi: floadily [crosses in numbers and availl- ity, it is not sending the old boneyard.It is f stated that the horse market does not show the slighest {fects of the automobile, the {emand ng a8 great al priess as hig] before the automobile came into cet When a horse or any other animal is suffering from an indiaposition or dis temper, one Of the first signs his master notes is that he refuses to est\u2014\" is off his feed,\u201d as they say.He gives his stomach a rest for a few days till It recovers tone.Nature intended a man\u2019s appetite to be his servant, to notify him when his system was getting enough food, and when it needed more.But most of us, by reckless living and indulgence, have reduced our systems to such à condition that the appetite Is the master.Very often à horseman wili give his favorite & bran-mash\u2014to give it « change of diet and a laxative\u2014thus looking after ita liver.Yet the same man is very apt to spur his own jaded stomach with sico- bolic drinke or bitters.Mother nature knows her business and does work.Dr.Plerce carly be Heved in following the laws laid down by nature (as do the animals ing roots, herbs and barks lonts for his stomach tonic and aiterative extract, the \u201cGolden Medical Discovery.\u201d It acts on the stomach in nature's way\u2014Is pature\u2019s cure for indigestion, and by correcting the stomach, sud thereby feeding the blood on pure materials, the red blood corpuscies are increased and the body catablished in a healthy state.Dr.Plerce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery will do more to improve in ¢ or the in- the besith than any other remedy.© a x WHAT IS GOING ON.a ot & Public Meeting, City Hall, 4 a 8 p-m.8 K Kent House Amusement Park, 3 0 #% p.m.and 8.30 p.m.3 2 Meeting of Sergeants, 8th R.R.Xf &Œ Drilt Hall, 8.30 p.m, 2 9 DON'T GET GROUCHY.If vou have a touch of summer coms plaint go to Doctor Martin MoKeough at the \u201cChieb D'Or\u201d and ask for a Jamaica Pepper Punch.It Dever tails, FORMER QUEBECER DROWNED, Mr.John A.Paradis, a St.Paul real estate dealer, whose death notice appears in another column, was drowned a few days ago at Edgewood, Lake Minnetonka, Mr.Paradis went into the water to bathe about 11 o'clock and while in the water was scen to swim out to a sail boat afew rods from the shore.As he was re turning _ from the boat, he suddenly sank.Richard Ferris, of Minneapolis, went out in a boat to help him, but did not reach him in time to be of any assistance, A searching party wan organized immediately and the body was found in eight feet of water, It was taken ashore and Dr.Meyers, af Excelsior, was called.Efforts were made to revive him, but were unsuccessful.Mr.Paradis was alons on the lake, none of bis family being near at the time of the accident.He was a former resident of Quebec where his mother, Mrs.L.L.Paradis resides, und was also the brother of Mrs, {Lt.-Col.) Fages, of Kingston.Monkey Brand Scap makes eopper like gold, tin like silver, crockery like marble, aad windows like crystal.= RUSSIANS AND JAPS.The latest news from the Extreme Orient states that the war is being carried on with great fury.The Russians and Japs are equally confident in the final result, but in the mèan- time the valiant Japanese feèt is causing irreparable losses to the Russian boat.In thie respect, an incident which has ita comical side is related.During the recent en t at Chemulpo, when one = The Russian frigatea foundered under the heavy fire of the enemy, a large box fel from the frigate and floated to and fro upon the waves.The Japanese suc- ceedèd in capturing the box notwithstanding the efforts of the Russians to weize it, and had it transferred on board one of their frigates.was their joy upon opening the box, to see that it contained Marchant's Scotch Special Old Highland Whiskey, that famous liquor which is so much sought for by connoisseurs.The vie- tory was celebrated by drinking the whiskey and in singing the praises of the Mikado.NOW IS THE TIME.Do not forget how much money you can save by buying a summer coat and vest ys\u2019 suite, at Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.ENGLISH MARKSMEN COMING.London, July 2-\u2014The Canadian Associated Press understands it is the intention of the Tondon Scottish, otherwise the 7th Middiræex Regiment, to send a team to Canada 4o compete in the Dominion Rifle Association meeting in 1906.MARYLEBONES WON MATCH) Philadelphta, July 25\u2014The oricket match between the Marvlebone Club of London, and the Gentlemen of Philadelphia came to an end to-day, the visitors wiring the match in the second innings with seven wickets to spare.The Philadelphians made a grand total of 263 runs uin their two innings.The visitors acored 181 runs in their first innings and necded only 83 rune in the second innings to win the match.They made the necessary runs with the loss of ouly three wick.cts.The best individual performance of the match was that of P.J, F.Honlew of the Marylehone eloven, who scored B4 runs, not out, in the first innings.C.P.R.Empress of Chine arrived today (Tuesday) at Hong Kong from Vancouver.Go to J.T.Piper for BBB and Peter son Pives.Great London Art Union \u2018 have been completed whereby our Quebec Public can again procure at a nominal cost copies of all the famous engravings published from year to year by the LONDON ART UNION OF LONDON, ENG.These celebrated Steel Engravings are world famous, and every home is incomplete without one or more.Illustrated books containing complete list of these worl can be obtained at the CHRONICLE\" Office and at the store of the undersigned.Sample pictures can also be seen at both these places and an inspection is invited.Orders taken and filled with the greatest despatoh, LOUIS MORENCY, 183 JOHN ST.QUEBEC Construction in Artifical Stone.OF A NORMAL SCHOOL AT KEARNEY, NEB.\u2018 By G.À.Berlinghof, Architect, Beatrice, Neb.dE N a LA i i \u201cif féqer: Dt \u2014 A Prepared to be constructed in cut stone and later on it was decided to construct the building in Artificial Stone, the first and second stories to be in artificial stone thirteen inches thick, and the third story, 9 inches thick.This same stone Is manufactured -BY- IGN.BILODEAU, ST.PAUL and DESFOSSES STREETS.Bealdence 82 Richelieu Street.Telephone 1143 JUST RECEIVED \u2014 LATEST DESIGNS IN SUMMER MILLINERY Children\u2019s Silk, Lawn and Straw Hats and Bonnets.Shirt Waist Suits in Silk Cicilian and Wash Goods.White Lawn Suits for Misses.Misses Dress Skirts.* Lawn and Silk Blouses.Dress Skirts.A New Lot of Ladies\u2019 Underclothing, Night Dresses, Lawn and Stik Petticoats, eto., eto.Mrs.D.R.MURPHY, \u201c* FABRIQUE ST Pronz 22.OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.ae di + - Vs S | July Bargain pale.The crowds that came to our store since the beg of this month, will convince you who is giving real and biggest values.Our entire stock has come under the hammer and prices are now far below the regular values.The undermentioned are only afew of the Bargains we offer you.v .Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waist Suits must go out at 20 per cent reduction of marked prices.Navy French Cashmere, 45 inches wide 75c, par yard value for 45c., only a limited quanity of yards left to be disposed off.; New Mercerized Sateen Frilled Skirts, navy with white dots, very choice, valued at $1.50 each, for $1.15 during this week., hite Muslin Underskirts with frill and lace, etc., valued at $1.75 each, for $ 1.25 as long as they last.Black Sateen Underskirts equal to silk, worth $1.75 each, for $1.00 Balance of Sunshades and Umbrellas formerly $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 aud $2.50 each, at $1.00 to clear Ladies\u2019 White Silk Blouses (Soft Silk) formerly $1.50, $2.00, $2.10 and $3.00 and up to $56.76 at re duced prices.Also the same in black all sizes Our Light Summer Dress Materials are very choice and have been fairly disposed of during the warm spell, In order to offer a clearance of ame we have made a further reduction on already reduced prices.SPECIAL! SPECQIALII A choice lot of Steamer Rugs (Clan Plaids) Scotch manufacture, from $3.75 up to $10.00 each.P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL- "]