The Quebec chronicle, 15 mars 1906, jeudi 15 mars 1906

[" ) \u201coho leather cutters employed by them The Weather.Lower 81.Lawrne and Gulliem Fine and continued decidedly cold ESTABLISHED 1764 The Quebec Chronicle.Minimum, 194 below, Quebrr Ob, above ; rrr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Temparatures.Temperature registered at mervatory :\u2014Maximum, 10 bu QUEBEC, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1906.\u2014 ONE CENT: -\u2014 AN IMPORTANT NEW - INDUSTRY FOR QUEBEC The Quebec- Jacques Cartier Water Power « Company wish to Acquire the Quebec Gas Works and to Operate Them.IF NOT IT WILL BUILD A NEW PLANT.p\u2014\u2014 [A : The fact that another Iarge industry is shortly to be established in our city will be received with a considerable amount of surprise Mon by our citizens.And we are in a position this morning to state pos tively thet the Jaques Cartier Water Power Conipany have sither acquire the Stock ol the prosent Gee Company, and esteblish the con: more modern and uptodwte kines, or in the event of this enle not + te ques Cartier Company got the short end of it, although they were working with every good Iaith in the matter, and now, as we have stated above, they have made up their minds to either acquire the present concern, we presume at market value, or éhey will build and operate a Fiodern plant ce their own account.From past experience there is no waste of words in a determination on the part of a company such as this, and the prospects are cerbein that better conditions will be the result of their decision in this respect.We will be in a position to-morrow to give further information on this very important subject, which will be esgerly looked forward to by all our citizens, HIGIOIIORINICIRIIICIIIISIINN HOIIIIIIIIIIIIIGISIONISINN BISHOP ARBITRATOR|BIG WIND AND FIRE Mo Arranges à Dispule\u201d Be-|Start \u2018a Thirty Thousand tween Am:s-Hulden and Dollar Blaze in Their Men Chicoutimi.Montrest, March 14.\u2014A cispute de- tween the Atacé-Boikea Company : au ; (Epecial to the Chconicle.J moving at 0.90 o\u2019closk fire was noticed at tho back of Gremier's berber shop, and in less thas hsH an \u201chour the whole house was in flames.Dr.Beauchamp\u2019s magnificent residence op ; ; ite to Grunier\u2019s caught the fire the company, bmvingfsiled to! M\" n » agree, His Gracv's aodaton \u2018ie in part, fanmed by raging wind and was comas follows:\u2014\" \"We.sousider it a sacred pletely gutted, but not before a com.Beitr that tbe workingnan bas «| viderable amount of clothes and fur.t to a salary.ne difficulty | niture was saved.The building in is to Bx tiat salary.The minimum | 1 ; ary sshod in tho in the present which tbe Molsons Bask bave their ones, 812 per wock, strikes us as pre | branch was for a long time threaten.om wn spun \u2018igs Wf.cxtionca.Kvi- | od and was guly saved by the wtrenu- dently it is demended in en abwolute ; ous efforts of local brigade and man:e without any regard to the willing helpers.Gauthier's jewelry quantity of work furnished by the em.store was gutted, as also Vesine's oyss.The employers will therefore ' large brick house.Several of the ve to fix that quantity of work, largest general stores of the town are and they must necessarily teke as ¢ in the immediate vicinity of the fire, basis.the list of prices im force for including Laferriere & Co.'s magnifi- péoco work.pent new store, the stock of which \u201cihe ust rational and equitable | was all cleared out expecting that it system to remunerate those worlanen - would be burned.After thres hours as they shoukl be peid, consiste, in hard work the fire was got under has bea settled im an ubusual wuy, The bead of the Komeu Untbciio Oburch in Montreal, Archbishop ruchesl, actei œ a epocifil aipabim- » two otber arbitreiors, oue ap- pre by the men and the other tu ts ee | FEDERAL ESTIMATES items of General and Local Interest of Next Year's Expenditure, canals figure Jargely in the capital expenditure submirtied to Parliement in | 9 connection with the estimedes.The total is $12,817,018.It is divided as | XQ follows :\u2014 Intercoionial .«.8 1,508,500 P.E.1.Raélway \u2026\u2026.vu.163,500 Notional * Transcontinental.10,000,000 | #\u20ac renee toes ones wo 1,192,928 The Intercolonéa] items are chiefly for minor improvements, and do not include any amount for rebuilding the burned Moncten buildings, The cost of operating the two railways for nine months from June 30 to March 31, is put at $6,558,000, The public works\u201d capital outlays are put at $1,050,000, The items are as follows :\u2014 Ottawa Observatory fittings.$ 15,000 | DS Doméinion archives.buikiüng \u2026 38,000 Parliament buildings \u2026\u2026 \u2026\u2026 Xictoria memorial meseum .Ottawa new Ottew tmental bu al'000 | \u2018a depar: viding buiklings .+ eer avc 50,000 | § Capital expenditure on canals includes minor sums for the Lachine and of = WeHand canal, $100,000 for Saul Ste, Marie, and $275,000 for the Trent Valley, The Welland items include $200,000 for the elevator as Port Col borne.ordinsry expenditures on repairs and minor improvements.Other capital expenditure proposed includes harbor and river works as |g follows :\u2014 Quebec harbor .Porb Arthur end Fort Transportation facilities \u2014 Georgian Bay to Montreal.100,000 Montreal harbor, below St.Nary\u2019s current .\u2026\u2026 Port Colborne harbor .60,000 Nikita and delenos is down for $975,000, chargeable to capitel, to be used, $915,750 for purchase of ordnance, arms, rifle ranges, etc, end 356,250 for manufacture of reserve ammunition.The ordinary militia estimates for the maintenance of the ser- | - vice, pay, etc., is down to 93,852,500.The Quebec public buildings provid ed for are :\u2014 Acton Vale publie building \u2026 Chicoutimi public building .Dominion buikti wale, to buildings.Thervile public building .Joliette public building \u2014 improvements .Lachute public buiding 6,000 Levis public building .a.15,000 ! Longueuil public building .2,000 Magog public building .10,000 Montmagny public building \u2026 7,000 Montreal harracks perman- = eA COTPE coo eerie cocavrsncenierr 20,000 Montreal examining warehouse : \u2014additions and alterations, including, Gittings, furniture, .BC.tier eens voarrs \u201csvraresenere .7,000 $C Montreal military but : new stores, bulldings.10,000 Montreal office\u2014building for and installation of poeu- metic tube system for post OND office purposes .56,000 ¢ oF En ui and ns i 30,000 ontreai bu Idings - improvements, alterations, our opinion, in giv thom.so much control.Dr.Beauchamp had bis pro- | ,.8.ete.> 5 apiece; according to the scale of prices | perty insured ancl there was a small Siecle publie ba pd bed for 5,000 by foth partis.The men | neurance on all the other property of gun or 10,000 | 9 rise the ohjection that work in the | destroyed.Pi Catal even Gen.Ames-Hokien Company is more diffi- eral's quarters-repairs Governoi fu cult than in the Aber Jactories, end À NEW LEAGUE, niture, pr nt 2,000 kee more time.This ba | re | London, March 14\u2014A new organic | Quitte $10 me on im , a eh EE ar | ation entitled the Cities Nationa | pra re meer 5,00 | 8 * 4 was anne ere to-dav.e nehee i + 1 aditiopal 20 centa per case of sixty Vena, object fs combatting all forms Quebec im Eo hopital dur ire In conpaction with special com- | of state 1° municipal Socialiem and fering from trachoma and ion work, munioi extravagance.Sir war: à i \u201cWe role that the method of paying Bassoon, the well Enown Anglo-Indian Lindred diseases, on iSavard dmther workers adopted by the firm | merchant, and the Marquis Douro.boil An doin db ok © 20,600 of Ames-Holden shell he maintained |eldest son of the Duke of Wellington, | o *0Hn\u20ac o royed ne but with osrtein modifications se re- | and a number of membars of Parlia- Quebec ten tary ot En gande prices given, namely: \u2014The ache- | ment, are among the organizers who or orm vy dule according to which the weekly | expect the league to exercise consid.| £0008 in shot yard .1000 salary will be fixed muet be the erable influence in shaping legislation.| Sherhrooks .ih 20000 schednle in force to-dav in the other |A wide, democratic net has been | 94.Hyneinthe drill hall 00 she factories of Montreal end for spread to catch members.Every adult St.Jahns public building .18,000 goods of the seme grade as those of © the eaid factories, with 20 cents ad ditiora] ner siviv naim of shoes for exits andl special work.\u201d GABTAIN WOLVIN RE\"LAGES, Dolnth.Winn, March 14.\u2014Cantain Dennis BuHivan, of Chiraga, han been apnointed manaoer of thn (rant Takes and St.Tawrence Tranmnortation Comnany\u2019s fleet of conn] ofvs lake atearoere.Fle verincee Cantain A.BR.Weldin, of MPrluth, who wae enon.aihle for the creation of the finat, Captain Rol'ivan de lan Take Wi-hi apt for the flan of the United tes Steel Corporation.ST.PATRICXS DAY.In preparation for the celebration of Bt, Patrick's Day on Saterday a numher of arches are being arectod in | warlous parts of the city.LT \u2014 THE STANDARD BRAND FOR Oreen Peppermint Curacao Marasohino .Kummel \u2018 MARTE BRIZABD & ROGERS OF BORDEAUX.« = = LAW, YOUNG & 00.Montreal, Agents for Cansda and Newfoundland A oN , British subject is eligible to membership.FRENGY MINT DISASTER.Paris, March 14.\u2014Unexpected œuc- ose crowned the work of the life saving corps from the Westphalian mines, who arrived at the sornes of the colliery disaster in the Courrieres\u2019 distinct yesterday.They are mid to have Hwn sert in accordance with the express wise of the Germen Enperor.They deseended into the wreck- ei pit No.2 at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, andas a reel of thir wor\u201d toward miink ht 100 bodice wil Wwf yg qf thant fonts.The borties had to be placed in cofins at one.Tarte descrihed the work of the WeatrhaHane an wonderful.They are ranidly clearing the galleries of the mine, - -« BSTABLISNED 1788 Three Rivers custom houes \u2014 improvements \u2026\u2026 \u2026 A Three Rivers dril haïl .prove.ments are down for $532,450, mostly small items for dredging, piers and broakwaters.FUNERAL OF ARCHBISHOP O'BRIEN, Halifax, March 14.\u2014One of the most impressive services ever held in Tali fax was that over the mortal remnins of Cormekus O'Brien, fourth Archbishop of Halifax, in St.Mary's Cathedral this morning and no more | $ solemn or imposing spectacle hac over been witnessed than the funeral pro.| Ÿ cession which accomparied the body to ête last reating decsssors dn Holy Cross Cemetery.The pontifical mass was oleberated by His Grace the Archbishop of (nt.tawa end the Papal delegate, and the funeral oration was & ver by Rev.Dr.Morrison, Charlotte town, who is generally conceded tu be | O69 one of the cleversat Catholic Sleryymen fn the Maritime Provinces.Fnllowing the mass was the ceremony uf absolution, ounced by Monsignor Sbarreti.seating accommodati m near the sanctuary rsil had been re served for the ohie! mourners, nism.bers of religions orders, Liewt.-Gover.| § nor Jones, \"his stafi, Major.-Genornl Sir Charles Parsons, K.C.M.G., and staff, Chief Justice and Judges «f tho Su and County Courte, Presidunt members of the Lecisiative Council and House of Assembly, Mayor and Corporation, Warden County Councilors, bishops and clergymen of other denominatiens, officers of the a Press represimtatives, ote.ç \u2026 a 160,000 | ©) Thess are uside from the | XQ 60,000 | 3 1,500 | ¢ 13,000 | GJS eres 1,200 | 2 ace beside its pre- | & able one lg NOTEWORTHY NOVELTIES NEWLY RECEIVED.dress goods department a large assortment of the very latest novelty suitings awaits your selection\u2014in the em- fe charmed with the new embroidered and dress patter-s\u2014and in every department there is sometning of interest that was not there be.ore.The furniture adually filing up with new and attragtive ow- T\" latest arrivals comprise a little of everything\u2014in the brof ery section you will department is models but it will not be complete for a few days yet.ever, you will find plenty of interes:ing news in this announcement for all that,\u2014news which will mean saving to those who are constant readers of these advertisements.The specia ly attractive introductory prices on the very latest novelties en- vi able you to keep in touch with Dame Fashion at a very moderate cost, and this is daly making us new friends\u2014friends that will soon feel as you do, that Paquet\u2019s is thsir store and that they will always be sure of a cordial welcome, careful attention and sure satisfaction.And, after all, satisfaction is the main thing, isn'tit?The foilowing list of especially priced novelties will satisfy as well as interest you.TWO LEADERS AMONG THE NEW SPRING SUITINGS.R the approaching spring the two leading suit ng materials will undoubtediy be \u2018Panama C.oth\u201d and \u2018\u2018Lawrus .Wabrics.\u201d These are every thread wool, soft and warm, and their loose open texture just saves them from being -4 00 heavy.We have just received from L.ndon a large assortment of tiese desira le suitin:s in res, fawn, navy, brown, myrtle, reseds, cream and bls k, 42 to 48 in he: wide, «pecially priced at from $1 10 JAI 10s aes sssorsvoacsacsoctoscsconersonssoserceseseosanssssscensassnscsssrnncrsannes ° ¢ faffeta Silk Ribbons An exceptionally fine assortment of Tafets Silk Ribbons, 5} inches \u201c wi possible shade, ineluding - themeWgobeiin, bluett and electric biues, terra cotte, beige, reseds, lim.jacqueminot, anemone and new violutie, excellent value at 35c., our x galar price peryard._Sprcial price Wednesday and Thursday.19% Wide Lace Collarsof fine pecial price each Embroidered Dress Patterns.The very latest novelty smon women of taste is the eb.cider dress patern.These are made of fino linen, hand:omely embre dered in the, English opcnwork puterns and mey be rade up into stunning ostume« by yourself or your dressmaker.We are showing a splendid assortirent specially priced at $9.00, $12 00 .9 $10.00 and.LADIES\u2019 \u201cPLAUEN\u201d E have just received anrther lot pf ladies\u2019 lave collars, i.i « Plauen, Germany.These are sll wide sty'es\u2014some in ci.e thers with long front and stock aitached, very popular for tise cumin, - ng.Lace Collnrs w.th stock Lace Collars.1uiiz front guipure, handsome floral attach~d, hands me Van- with stock attached cream terns in ecru and white.dyue effects in cream and and ecru.neat d sig =.| 50 sort.Special pr.ce $1 85 Special price e i cena.u0u0 « essacy Sse $1.2 NEWEST ARRIVALS IN MEN'S FURNISHINGS.ERY smart and sty ish are the n:w spring shirts and tics.Tae Yopular fancy has solecied the tucked bosom as the \u2018\u2018pro er caper\u2019\u2019 am ng care ul dressers, ionable and our showing is right up to the minute.= THE NEW SHIRTS.Wael.pronounce NOBBY NECKWEAR.stripes on medium groun is are also very fush- These comprise all the newest designs and colorings in finest Mudrasand Percale, 0 stiff or soft boscms, plain or tucked.The combination stripe and figure designs es- | : gecially merit your notice.8 If citily priced at un esasces rase.1.00 Latest popuiar shades and patterns in all the wanted sty es, such as D rby, Puff, Kno, 8tring and Bow, finest silks and sating in plaids, polka dots and fancy figures.Specially priced at.50 IE WHO WILL BE II THE LUCKY ONE?LU DONT wait too lon, Cabinet which has been attracting so much attention member the regul ir value of this handsome piece of furniture is $110.00,\" It has now been on exh bition in the furniture wir dow for over a week and every day has knocked $5.07 off the pr.ce.There can be but one \u201clucky one.\u2019 The price is now sway below cist.There will be sucha rush on Friday at 8 o'clock that you might be disap: oint- ed.If you want it, better take it now.Wen sdav's price is 840 00.If not sold on Wednes lay the firet bidder gots 18 Thursday for.59.00 Fine large Yea kettles with good strong copper bottoms, regular rice $1.00.price 6% Woinesday and Thursday.China Breakfast Sets, handsomely Jecorat d with gold trae.ing.regular price $1.00.Sncodd price Wednes lay and 1% Thursday cesese 0000000000 Earthenw .ve Cuspidors, assort ed colors, dec rated in gold, Special price Wednesday 25e and Thursday.2 for.Esse++0 30004000 DRUGAIS \"6 à ©, oS 0.139 Be.Joseph street.Lake dunitobe.\u201c \" = 12th Men Saved.don, sed the practice appears to pt EE wo GENT FOR THE IST MAY Tunstall fd I er bum Bostonian arti rein or soe ie: .y - John street, at prescet oncupied ty Canada.\u201c \u201c 14h from Manchester, arrived hers to-day ing the ower to ce Patent S ri n u iti n S QUEBEC Dr.Dagneau, comprisi 4 rooms ew Hm having on board 13 of tbe crew of the | century © the power was fraquentl « To Foye ween dally from the « wu 2ak steamer British King, which foundered | sed.Po Pen FIRE ASSURANCE BUILDING, 2 RS Be re TOPE fim td mort 3, Ti ot he et ee , Auer lights, , ti- sons went down wi .; 4 \u201clion.Ali freine mon ati EUROPE The Britieh King sprung à lon whet | sf 1798; hut during tho.great conti: [| SCOTCH TWEEDS, IRISH HOMESPUNS, Vis England\u2014trance or the Mediter- \u2019 mental var, whon there were many Tauean oy ail lines, any route, to please enemies ebromd and not a few trait.ENGLISH TWEEDS, FINE BLUE AND BLACK SERGES, above mentioned improvements.Imodiate ion.Apply to Mrs.EK.TO LET | was not discovered for some hours, to keep the LARGE AND SMALL OFFICES IN Q bis very degiranie vuil «na, having rapid slovator mrvi o.Reuts moderate.Fos full particulars apply to ive Secreury.LOST.mr rer rt te LOST\u2014ON MONDAY EVENING, AT the Quebec Blating Rink, Jon taining a sum of money.rew will be paid for the return of same to the Joser, Mr.Grant, Rink-keeper.WANTED, WANTED\u2014-A GOOD SMART CLERK to look after à sumiy roon.Must be able to speak French, Apply to W, A.Marsh Co., Id, 11 rchester Street., -_\u2014 WANTED\u2014A NIGHT WATCHMAN, indoor duties.Must understand boiler, and be of strictly sober babits.Ap ply to W.A, Marsh Co., Ltd., 11 Dorchester street.Pelletier, No.115 St.Joun street, uebes, TO RENT\u2014FURNISHED OR UNfurnished dwelling with all modern conveniences containing eleven rooms.Large allery xtending on three sides of tl ouse, corner of St.Louis road and Park avenue.Por particulars ap- Bly to H.B.Bignell, 66 8t.Peter ree eee HOUSE TO LET 48 ST.LOUIS street.Apply to Hubert Cimon, Advacate, 125 St, Peter street.- .TO RENT\u2014A BEAUTIFULLY SITUated store, corner of Bridge and Queen streets, formerly occupied by, Normand Chouinard, \u2018ocer, comprising a fine cellar, a brick coach house, hangards, and a stable and yard.Immediate possession.conditions, Apply to Mrs.N.Chouioard.120 Queen street, St.Rock's.Also rooms to let.Good | of everybody.Boo- now.Plans and rates on spplies- oO! Na Our Circular notes are cashed ll over the the world at highest rates «£ ex.hange.F.S, STOCKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STREET, Gen L RR ani8.8 Agent FAMOUS FORD MODEL \u201cN° PRICe $700, ENGINE 4 cyll der.13 Homepowen: DRIVE rect b_ shaft no chains; TIRES double tube 4x28; SEATS divided.sell npholstered in leather; SPEED 3 to 40 miles an hour, climb any hil; WIGHT abont 800 loa: FRAME pressed steel with extra long wheel base \u2018This ia just the car for doctor or busi em mea, person wantint \u20ac y \u2018\u201crun-eboût * but the crew managed vessel afloat until the fires were extinguished by the riving water.When decided to abandon the steamer and signals of distress were hoisted.\u2018lhe Bostonian immediately worked down to the sinking ship, lowered a life boat and succeeded in taking off the thirteen men brought here.After the thirteen men had taken off darkness set in and it was necessary to postpone further work of resus om account of high seas until \u201cthe rising of the moon.Before the moon shone, however, the British King went to the bottom and in the opinion of the rescuers 28 persons went down with her.The fact that the leak was not discovered for many hours was the immediate cause of the ship's loss.The British King left New York last Tuesday.She carried a general cargo and 1£0 bead of cattle.The British King was built at Newcastle in 1891, She was 404 feet im length, 47,9 fect in hreadth and 27.9 feet in depth.The ors at home, the open the Bostonien hove in sight it being on he Ta 1790 and 1614, The details ae ie mort cases given.friends in England, in as mnoh mors frequent, Bere having ing 370 warrents issued In the former year a warrent was fssued to open the letters of 18 persons in Manchewter and Liverpool, and in 1812 the postmasters of Manchester, Nottingham end Glasgow re coived the very vague \u2018open all such letters that should appear and likely to convey seditious information.\" directions to to be of « suspicious mature In the middle of the lest century, the political refugee, Mazni, brought sbout 4 parliamentary inquiry re- Mg the power thet existed to tters.It was said at the time that post office officinls had been sent to France to take lessons from a cele: brated detective in fastening post letters: opening and re- who had many influential including Macauof letters ' LIGHT OVERCOATINGS, SPECIAL TWEEDS FOR RIDING BREECHES, MILITARY CLOTHS, LIVERY CLOTHS.RAINPROOF CLOTHS CHOICE WORSTED SUITINGS, REGISTERED Jonh Darling ton, Opposite Post Office.ESTABLISHED 1608 HEADQUARTERS FOR WATCHES and CLOCKS OF THE BEST MAKERS.WE SELL THE BEST ALARM CLOCKS.\u201cFOR SALE.FLRNISHED OR UAFURNISHED or any Just imngine there is TWO burse-power for erie Ibn weight, It le well and long life is sured from th: amp.e amount of wearing surface to all working parte | also vends CLEMENT-BAYARD Cars (Fresnes) RU SELL (Can da, three .odels.A.TVCAR E 3 EDO, Va DURKEa, PACKARD, WINTUN TH MAs FLYEK as wel as th PIAT.ley, Carlyle, Grote, John Stuart MiH and others\u2014edthough it does not fol- ! lows that they sympathized with his methods for securing Ttalian indepen.tance\u2014weas championed by a Mr.Duncombe, a member of pachament, who tnnired of Sir James Graham, the ! the home secretary, if the wiatements | ship's tonnage was 4717.STANDARD TIME BY WIRE DAILY.SPECTACLES nd EYEGLASSES Correctly Fitted and Waranted EMILE JACOT, PARTNER WANTED\u2014FOR A VERY paying industry'a partoer who can furnish $5,000 to run a factory in Quebec.This gy apn\u2019 unheard.of 3 is factory.Address Box 168, Post Office, Quebec.ALLAN LINER.M.S, Sicilien, from Liverpool, with D0 passengers, the mails and a general cargo, arrived at Halifax on Tuesday.WANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT for & family of three.Apply to Mrs, EK.A, Pieter, 12 McMahon street.WANTED \u2014 DAILY: EMPLOYMENT by mother and daughter, together or separately., ress, house Sark and nursing.H le Of- WANTED\u2014A WAN OF ABILITY TO The beautifully situated 1 rivate rosi- dence No.9 8L tieuevieve Aven-e acing or 8 Garden, 4 \u201ctorey und use- ment with large two etore extension 14 10 \u2018me, ruli-repantry aad kitchen in wing.All modern improvementa, drainage, new h ating apparstus bor further informati n and permits apply to 42 Avenue St.Genevieve fr m 10 to 12 a.m.or telephone 228.mar.12x+ead.\u2014\u2014 TIORSES FOR SALE-MR.HILAIRE S.GILLESPIE, 89 St.John Street, Quebec.PHONES 353 and 289 P.S.\u2014MOTOR BOATS and ENGI ES.PERSONAL ter etre rer NOTICE\u2014INFORMATION IS WANTed by the jundersigned, administrator the estate of Stanilaun Kordasiewics, concerning the whoresbouts of Bar, C.P.R.LINE.Steamer Empross of Chim, {rom Vancouver, arrived at Hong Kong at 9 a.m, yesterday, NOT FULLY SIGNED, Ottawa, Morch 14 \u2014 Alf n the answered; bowsver, that as regerde to the cor les to the opening of the letters were true.The Yuestion was not definitely there was an admission, DONINION.IINE.ence of one of the itionere Steamer Southwark arrived at Liver.|8 warrent had\u2019 been ion: bhut it pool yesterday morning, was no longer in force.The home secretary concluded by saving \u2018it was ot for the public good to pry end inquire.\u201d ke Ee of ir Jushes office.Ad- Delicle, horse-trader, has just returned | bara Kordasiewicz, an of said law conteset for the Allan Steamahip | However, a committee was eventually Co, No.16 Yonge sirest, Arcade, | 0 Montreal with o carload of hor.| decedent.H.M.MeCaughey, Enq, |gtv sonieser for the Allan Sieamahip) Powter, committee war mor state x on No ge .* {ses for sale or exchange on good con- [501 Stephen Girard Building, Phile- pany adh rss roi of the I» on the matter.It was not oronto, Ont.ditions.Also horace and ve Selon for | delphis, Pa., U.S.A, 1 .Atlantic re as oven signed by the recommervied that the povermen t 5 | hire, y to Hilaire Del::le, No.awss ! : ; : wie ay 50 rn Ie CENT 266 St, Biiver Street, St.John's Sub- pu \u2014\u2014 Commerce hes not yet signed on be- pagal ot te mit coupons by Mr.J.Miller, Quabce, |Urbs, Quebec.Telephone 1727.Meeting of Barbers, | ics ha mar its haies vu ee te Fo re.tu thurksst.| FOR SALE-AT ST.PETRONIL.\u2014_\u2014 feet negotiations the Along are ervired fa not Imowe bart ig in fbi.- : le, Island of Orleans, that besutifully [ = X11 the Barbers of this city who have willing to that mails shall bead to have brn broneht into ues situated brick cottage aud grounds ad- | sig ed in savor of a uniform ty 0° prices | carri by t and the Canadian during t \u2018enian conspiracy, AGENTS WANTED.fourning the Goll Links.The well [in tueir trade are re uestd to meet on | tie Company | jvintly, using the - was deepened and bricked lost fall and | Thusdsy, at 9 o'clock at the City Hall | lastest boats of either ficet.This there is now an abundant supply of tp consider pue taking into effect the de- would mean, no dent, tha during To Rebuild ny excellent spri water, ice, ,400 | cixion w.ich thay have arrived ith.| the coming season the mai wou! ey Toon MELIABLE MEN [furnishel, or 82,000 without the homes, | in the shortens dala th Wither by he Allee terres vi in every locality throughout Canada to advertise our foods, tack up show , along roads, conspicuous places ; also ais Ë small advertising matter, Salary per year or 873 per mont wd expenses per day.Steady employment to good, reliable men.No experience necessary.Write for particulars Empire Medicine Co.&ondon, Ont.tu, th&sat JEREMIE RICHARD\u2014BOOK-BIND- ¢t and ruler (formerly in the employ of the late G.A.Lafrance\\ 105 Moun.FOR SALE\u2014A NEW SET OP THE Emcyclopadia Britannia, Times Fdition.can he seen at Chronicle Officewill be sold at à very great sacrifice, SAL:SM+N WA TED.SALESMEN WANTED FOR PAT.sted article for machine shops ana boiler rooms.Prices each 850.00 and $73.00, Good money is made by en- ergetie men.| Roferences required, pre ference given to thore haviog soma knowledge of steam boilers.Power Bpecialty Co, Detroit, Mich.70 LET.TO LET-IHAT NEW AND MOD- an house No.3 T Avenue, near Grande Alles, presently occupied by Mr.Shallow; 10 rooms, bath-room, hot water furnace, eloctrio light, ete.Can be seen at any lime.Immediate sion.LaRoe & LaRue, N.P., 26 t, Ann street.ture.Terms of payment, vne-fourth cash, balance in three yearly payments.Also, the \u2018pretty cottage and grounds adjoining, and occupied for several years, by W.J, Peters, Esq.| Price, $1,200.00 unfurnished.Terms of yment same as above, Robert tanley, Richelieu Building, Dalhousie street.\u2014_\u2014 rer FOR SALE-\u2014-A LAND SITUATED at St.Roumald, County of Lavis, near the village, where the population is rapidly increasing and close to the electric cars and steamboats.Superficies shout 100 acres, 19 of which are well supplied with timber.The property is provided with a private waterworks system supplied from ths rock and bLringing water to the house an.! outhuiklings, and which coat 8800.Splendid drainage, and house, barn, stable, icehouse and dairy on the premises.About 12,000 asparagus plants bave been planted during recent years, and the first crop will be taken out this year; there are two acres of strawberries and one acre of reaspberries, fruit trees, etc.The purchaser of this land will find, besides an agreeable and salubrious resort, a very profitable business in raising early vegetables and dairying, with a chance of eslling on the spot.Easy conditions of payment._ Quebec, 29th February, 1%08, J.E.Boily, notary, 40 St.Joseph street, Qu FOR SALE\u2014FIRST CLASS MOD ern self-contained houses, om Park BY ORUER QUEBEC STEANSHIP CO, Steamer Bermudian, from Bermuda at noon last Monday, arrived at New York at 9.45 a.m.yesterday.TO CUR A COLD N ONE DAY.Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.a refund money 1 it lads to cure.E.W.GROVE'S signature is on each box.25c.eer rs NORTHERN BASEBALL LEAGUE.At the meeting of the Northern aseball League, held \u2018in Burlington, Vt., a five-team circuit was organized, to consist of Montpelier-Barre, Burlington, Rutland, Tiatteburg, N.Yand Ottawa, Unt.The qualilications lof Montreal wero passed upon and wece deemed insufficient to admit a team from that city into the league, A ten weeks\u2019 season was agreed upon, to commence Saturday, June 23, and ta close not later than Sept.8, \u2018The salary limit was fixed at $400 per week ; the number of players Hmited to 13, exclusive of a bench manager, and the proposition to join the National Association of Baseball Clubs we ere down pi another season f ent ball was agreed upon.J.P.Cain, of Ottawa, is vice-prest ent.FOR MAN OR BEAST On the Caradian Prairie Nerviline is torian end Virginian, and by the C.P.R, Empress of Britain am Empress vf Ireland, that are to go into commission om the St.Lawrence as soon ns navigation opens, Sir Richard Cartwright is understood to have been will give far the quickest Fat has ever exiuted by the Canadian roRte.LARE NAVIGATION, Detroit, Mich., March 14 \u2014 Ice r$ ports indicate that ihe cold weather of the inst two days has made the ice firm at the straits in (ireen Bay and in the fields over Western Erie, In Superior the ice ficlls have moved out from the western end.In Lake Huron the fields over the northern portian are moving slowly southward.Tn the southern porticn, fieicl ie ail broken up and moving slowly into the St.Clair river, The ice pack helow Marine City is intact and extends nearly to Algoma.The ice is slowly moving out % Take St, Clair.The fields over Western Lake Ene have become firm.¢ The boats are using the sonth passage, which is free, In comparison with the same period last season, there in less ice in all the lakes.PROTEST AGAINST SUDDEN DEATH.New York, March 14.\u2014A resolution declaring that vast interests will be de overwork and discase.The Body WHEN IT IS WEAK AND WASTED BY OVERWORK OR DISEASE YOU CAN USE, most anxious oll along that = tins , should be done, and he bas had the Dr.Chase S strong support of the new Postmaser.® General in his view.e combi mail service by the Allens and C.P.K.Nerve Food \u201cOur hodics,\u201d says Huxley, \u201cmay be! liktned to an eddy in the river, which retaing ite rhape for a while, though very instant each particle of water mw changing.\u201d The tissues of the body, composed of millions of tiny cells, are being constant broken down and wasted away by i process of life and especiaily by In order to reconstruct there wasted tiseuse there are necessary auch clements as iron, sulphur, magnesia, and when these are not supplied in suffi.| cirnt quantities in the food we eat it is necessary te nid Nature by the use of certain restorative preparations, Fanecially during the winter season foorls are unusually artificial and as a result the spring finds the body in a weak ard run-down condition.Dr.Chase's Nerve Food is particularly effective under auch sircumetances De cause À in composed very ele ments of nature which §0 to fornf new, | \u201cwesw rich blood, creata new nerve cells and rebuild wanted tissues.i This great food cure is radically dif- | | tash, ete.128 ST.JOSEPH STREET NOT IN ACOMBINE Red) Paye Rock 0, jan.30xtu.-th-satxSm.ferent to the medicines that are umal- ly ued for nervous dineases, for while they stimulate tired norves to overexertion of hy narcotic influence snothe and deaden them, Dr.Chase's Nerve Food revitslizes the wasted nerve onlin and so accomplishes fast.ingly heneficind remilte, White modern and erbntife in com.| position and preparation, Dr.Chase's Nerve Food has heen on the market mffickntly long to prove in thousands of came Ma extraordinary restorative and reconstructive power, For men wha are mffening from head: aches, indigestion and alrenienmana, foe Avenue, alone and brick.All modern convetiences.Also firet-clane building lots, Apply to Mr.Walter Sharpe, St, Louis Roadi relized by passage of legislation providing for the rlection of al mem.of the board of trustess of insurance companies at a single election to be held this year, was adopted to- dav hy the trustees of the New York Life Insurance Co.Thin measures ie proposed hy the Leginlative Ineuranos inve-tigating Committees report.e resolution ie as follows: \u201cResolved, that the board of truttees of the New York Life Insurance Co.belioves that it is ite duty, on behall of the policyholders of this company, to enter ite protest apainst so much of proposed legislation aow pending before \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO LET-CUNFORTABLE DWELL- , No, 33 D\u2019Art: street, contain- fos.in rooms and bath room, with ldrge lot of ground in rear, suitable for a garden.Apply to H.G.Kell, 59, 5b.Auguetia street, or telephone | FOR SALE\u2014A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE 71.in Beanport, ten minutes from Quebec mme re mere rat rt te ENT\u2014ASE\" > ; by electric cars.For information np TORENT =A \u201cEL ONDSTORY THN E ply to Antoine Chalifour, Beauport.Use 1 in Ev ry Home.Nowhere te the value of à good household liniment so apparent as in the ocountey.The sid of a doctor is not easily to be had, so \u201cNerviline\u201d de kept handy and serves in meny an emergeney, Mr.D.W.Daly, of Macoun, Asea., rays: \u201cI coneiler that Nerviline iy the mont widely used Hriment in the West.On a farm or in a livery it in invaluable.For all human pains or aches can't he surpageed.For cramps or colo in horses, or in dis temper 1: have heard veterinaries say MORLEY\u2019S ENGLISH HOSE \u201cCHILDREN\u2019S\u201d Plain and Ribbed Cashmere, in Tan, Black, Red and White, 30 to 3Sc.values, for 27.\u201cLADIES\u201d Plaia and Ribbed Cashmere, Black, Red, Tan and White, 63 for 55c., 33 for 50u., 4.for 40c., 42 for 88c.ment to letat No.87 St Joventi etes -t very well divi ed up fora photouraphie studio, office, private app rimants, mi Îiner, etc.Posten inn 1 May, 1908, Ap,ly toxa 878t Juseph street, M.Koch.FOR SALE OR TO LET-A VALU- nble property situated at Lauron vil.mere etre errant | lage (St.Joseph de Levis), compris: HOUNE TO LET-JIOUSE NO, 887 ing a large lot of ground 98x0t feet Id not be à 4 in atate sl.neve 1 ; .Be eb rough.Fou ee | 809, 8 viry somfoniahle briek dusting | Rsv ta a my reader er te Sir a membre | poem whe een theme wvmptom nd.Ml SPECIAL BARGAINS\"\u2014Fine \u2018Ribbed and Plain ther partico'ars apply 16 J, A.Scott, | heated br a hot water furnace.Im.- the board at a single election to be! ¢ tha delicate feminine organism, for Cashmere Hose, value 40c., sizes 9-04, Reduced # 868 Valier St.Folphone 2044, mediate possession.Apply to C.A.NOTICE held this year, on the ground that | héldren who are nale, weak and many, .pme ror mrt mts | afrance, Notary, 75 a.Pater sirens, From JANUARY Ing, 1908 have Juch oe dhe he je ibe bent there we, believe.no preparation to 3 pairs for $1.00 ) JSE TO LET\u2014 ss dec ab ado 9 sys TON t ) 3 tant being shout mel BOUSE TO LET\u2014A FIRST OLA à Qube.1em in my busine.s and wili sel To that the vast interests at stake ought tisinctory reenitr sn the nee of Drfurnished house, from the March next to lat cf Septembor, situated oh Charievoix street.Apply to No.28 Charlevoix street.not to be subjected to the hazard of a single election, eapreially in a time of great public excitement, and that the proposed legislation ia an unneces- SPU CASH ONLY Myfel: ndsandthe publicin general who have favor: me Wit1 thetr pa.ronagein the pasi, will find itto their «dvant ye tocon- Chane'a Norn Pont, M conte a hox, 6 horen PAM, nt all dealers ne Ndmaneon, Rates & Co.Toronto.J.DYNES FLAT IN MAS 1l-gate.Hot air furnaces and tinue under the new system.ri dical departure from the forget .Bore eutanie or deme sow sii kilns\u201d Apsir 0 b.Sew J.EDMOND DUBE.Proprietor * ions ol\" the char of te ao A not be vo de ur area 49 ST.JOHN ST.PHONE 271 lawyers\u2019 offices, club rooms of resi- | Melvedsre Rond, or a The Red Cross Parmaoy, | [Per Ww en > rade | ackete end Contumesdence, media Pédédihion.-\u201d A)\" X, mangé % i Finn, 4 obi j Car, Bt, vob and Palace St hangs Pn he membership, of he panur.AY TO LET OR FOR SALE\u2014 TWO honees in Emily street, near St, Foye lugs JOHN SL, QU \\ THB QUEBEC CHEONIOLE.e / 2e.THURSDAY, MARCH, 13, 1LUg, FACTS P.C.CORSETS Are designed by u high class French Designer, MADE IN QUEBEC In a Sanitary wel 1-.ghted factory, by intelligent Canadian experts.OF THE VERY BEST PROCURABLE MATERIAL.LADIES.Encourage homme industry by wearing P.C.CORSETS guaranteed in every way.[F WOMEN ONLY KNEW Thousands of women suffer untold miser des every day with aching backs that really have x0 business to ache.A woman's back wasn\u2019t made to ache.Under ordinary conditions it ought to be strong and ready to help her bear the burdens of life.It is hard to do bousework with aa ach- back.Hours of misesy at leisure or at work.If women only know the cause.Backache comes from sick kidasys, and what a lot of trouble sick kidneys cause in the world.But they can't help it.If more work is put on them than they can stand it's not \u201c0 be wondered that they get out of order.\\ackache is simply their cry for help.DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS will help vou.They're helping sick, overworked ki \u2014 avec.the world \u2014 making them strong, healthy and vigorous, Mrs.I.Ryan, Douglas, Ont., writes: \u2018For over five months [ was troubled with lame : back and was unable to move without help.I tried all kinds of plasters and liniments but they were no use.At last [ heard tell of Doan's Kidney Pills ant after T hud used three-quarters of the box my back was as strong and woll as ever.\u201d PARISIAN CORSET MFG.CO.QUEBEC.JOS.COTE, E.ROSS, F.A.BORDEN, PROPRIETORS.A Fpecial General Meeting of the mem.| bers of the Quebec Garrison Club, will be held on THURSDAY, 13th March, at 8.50 PM, By Order vf the Committee.W.H PETRY, Capt.S.c.-Treas.mar.1432 ARE YOUR CURTAINS DINGY OR FADED ?We can clean, and make them Lright as the glorious sunshine.You'll feel hetter too because of more cheerful surroundings.OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT TRY US WE AIM TO AT THE INPERIL LANDRY SHIRT and COLLAR SPECIALISTS ) 10-74 St.Vatler St.Phone 95 OK OUT FOR ! NEXT CHEAP SALEP.F.Bowen & Co.301-303 St.Paul Street BIJOU JEWELLERY STORE lec.20xfm.JUPLRD ASSORTENT OF THE CHOICE sT SPRING AND SUMMER - - - - - = Suitings and Overcoatings \u2018 FANCY ; Vesting and Trousering, The oatput of the worll's best mann.| 1 PLEASE | fecturers are now lo ba seen ut - - - - WM LEE'\u2019S, 25 BUADE STREET.| Pay him a visit and leave your order | for a 8pring Overcoat and Suit.You an ve an exceptional choice of goods just at present.M CHANGE FOR PRINTERS A Good Outfit for Sale, nearly new.About 600 Ibs.of 11 pt.Roman | \u201c 600 .9 \u201c \u201c ; «\u201c 800 6 Latest Thing in Job Type.Stones, Furnitare, Crsox, 8 ands, etc.sone horse power fenotor, all on y : few months in use, will sell In bulk or Cheap for cash and on reasonable terse | ! APPLY TO ! JOHN E.WALSH, ! Bookseller and Stationer, Price 50 cents per box or three boxes for $1.25, all dealers or The Dosn Eidasy Pil! Co.Toronto.Ont.CITY OF QUEBEC.Municipal Elections.CITY HALL, City Clsd's Office.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the voting for the election of an Alderman for seat NUMBER TWO (2) in MONTCALM WARD, will take place on NONDAY, the NINETEENTH MARCH INSTANT (1908), in the poll- houses hereafter dreignated, ray :\u2014 MONTCALM WARD, Poll House No.11\u2014A to B\u2014At Bernard Murphy, 95 St.Augustia street.Poll House No.13\u2014C to D\u2014At Mrs.Amahle Gilbert, 122 St.Patrick street, PoH House No.13\u2014E to G\u2014at Ferdinand Bertrand, 74 St, Patrick street Poll House No.11\u2014H to M\u2014At Patient Cote, 8% Artillery street.Poll House No.15\u2014We.to R\u2014At Thomas Benn, 34 St.Michael street.Poll House No.16-8 to Z\u2014At El zear Robitaille, 61 Scott street.By Order, M, J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.Queer March 11th, 1906.CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY HALL.City Clerk's Office.Election of an\u2019 Alderman for calm Ward.Mont- Quebre, March 12, 1906.PUBLIC NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that, in conformity with the provisions of the act 51-52 Vict., ch.18, and its amendments, the nominn- tion of candidates for the office of Alderman for seat No.2 of Montealm Ward, rendered] verant hy the election of Alderman Garneau to the position of Mayor, took place this day, the 12th of March, 1908, at the City Clerk's Office, in the City Hall, between the hours of twelve and four o'clock in the afternoon, and that the undermentioned persons were name] and designate as canclidiates in requisitions in writing, signed by six or move electors duly qualified, and rie- posited in the said City Clerk's Office, on the day and year aforessid, and within the hours shove mentioned, namely Charles Rosario Paquin, phywician, Jules Cloutier, grocer, Alexander (Cummings, contractor, and Jos.A.Gale.auctioneer.1 further give notice that the voting for the said ward will take place in th said ward, in poils which shall be appointed and _designied in a subse: quent proclamation and further, in conformity with the law.T - t aml determine Monday, the 10th of March instant.a4 the voting dav in the said Ward, hetween NINE o'clock of the morning and FIVE o'clock of the alternann in the raid polls, TL, J.J, B, CHOUINARD, City Clerk, Central Committee -FOR- Mr.Jules Cloutier ee AT = = NO.90 ST.PATRICK ST., - «AND - - NO.80 ST.MICHEAL ST.mar.14x3 Qushec Employment Bureau E.DONALDSON, Prop.127 ST.PAUL STREET, QUEBEC ALL KIDS BF SITUATIONS FON MEN ONLY.WANTED G , Hardware aad Goods Clerka ; Commercial Pravoller in Grocery and Liquor Business ; A Good Tailor; 800 for factery persons Johnoxp Ll \u2018 Jl DOMINION PARLIAMENT AND THE INTERCOLONIAL Hon, Mr.Emmerson Says Its Record is Unsatisfactory HE WILL MAKE IT PAY Old Story of Deficit and Bright Future, Answers Mr.Haggart\u2014New Bille Intreduced.Ottawa, March 13.\u2014Om the motion to go into committee of supply this afternoon, in the House of mons, Mr.made a statement in regard to the Intercoloninl.The re cord of the road last year was tir satisfactory.Jt showed that the working expenses exceoded the tralfie receipts by $1,726,300.The road's history during the past two years show.| ed that the revenue had grown, but the cost of management had also increased, and at the great rate.This increase was spread over all the de partments and was largely dus to ic.crease in wages, in maintenaue, aad operation services.He road a report of Mr.Butler, the Deputy Minister, which showed that over $360,000 of this was due to the severe weather, which necessitated large outlays for the removal of snow and ice.It also delayed traffic, which in turn caused extra expembiture when business was resumed.The whole extra cost due tu the weather wns put at $516,000, Then there was a refund of $125,000 of freight paid on hay for the relief of the farmers along the line who were suffering from the shortness of the crop.e whole deficit, Mr.Emmerson said, waa nppolling, but he de- élared he had no apologies to make for it.No change had been made in the management, There was the same deputy and the same etalf.He ap pealed for fair play, and complained of the criticism of tho press.The question, he said, was one of rates.\u2018and he maintained that if the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific rates had been charged on _the Intercolonial it would have never had a deficit, The cost to the country of the Intercolonial, Hon, Mr.Emmerson put at $85,302,074.This sum includes $7, 36,517 paid out of consolidated fund to make up deficits in operation.Then he invited attention to the canals of Canada, which he said wers nothing but deficit creators.The Government, to encourage commerce, had some years ago abolished the tolls on them.Following the rule in ealculat ing the cost of the Intercoloniel, Mr.Emmerson made that of the canals ta de 895,201,743.Yet he heard no complaint about the cansle from those who said so much about the Intercoloninl deficit.He spoke of the sums given as subsidies to railways for the- purpose of stimulating trade; to the subsidies to steamships, elc.; to expenditures on harbor and river improvements as of the same nature as the outlay on the Intercolonial.The causes of that road's failure to pay he again stated to be first the lon route; second, water competition, an third, low rates.The rates were moe low before his time, and he had not changed them.They had for their wrpose to divert Newfoundland and Ret Indies trade from United States ports, and to secure the flour trade of the Maritime Provinces to Ontario \"the low rate of a quarter of a oent a ton-mile had been made.The Intercolonint got no credit for the results of all this.It was the pa horse of the country\u2019s commerce.Then $160,000 a year was paid to the Caunsdian Pacifie for its fre to St.John to compete with the Intercolonial, which compelled it to reduce rates, lie also quoted passenger rates on different ronds to show that those of the Intercolonial were by far the lowest.AH these things, he said, accounted for the Intercolomial being second to the canals as a deficit creator.Coming to deal with the current year, Mr.on apoke of the prospects as being ex.cocilingly encouraging.In the first six months of 1004-05 the deficit was $142,000: for the fat six months of 1903-06 it was only 871,270.The improved situation he ascribed to the remlts of the inspection made by bim- edf and Mr.Butler, his deputy minis- ister and chief engineer, duri which they consulted the officials of the road as to the operation and management.The result was a general overhauling, the inauguration of more ecomomical methods of operation, the restriction of the issue of parmes, the increase of rates, ote.Concluding, Mr.Emmerson More Terrible Than War! More terrible than war, famine or tilence is that awful destroyer, that hydre.monster, Consumption, that tnnuelly awsape away more of earth's in- habitente than any other single kaomn to the human roe.n° \"It is only a cold, a trifling cough,\u201d ee; the careless, as the irritation upon te delicate mucons membrane causes them to hack away with an irritable tickling of the throat, Whoa the irritation settles on the mucous surface of the throat, a cough is the result.To vent Bronchitis or Consumption of Lungs, do not neglect à apr (he Torosghoss the delicate Hing of » w out the delicate the wnsive air soon Jods to fatal results.If on the first appearance of @ cough or oold you would take a few desss of Dr.Wood's Norway Pine Syrup you would eave yourself s dent of nneseesar, suderiag.Dr a re giving ine contains sl 0 life.propert tes of the pine trees of Norway, wd or Asthma, Ureap, Whoeping Cough and oll Throat aad Lang affections it is & speci- fo.Be ture Then you ask for Dr, Wools Norway Pine to \u201d homing d ate \u2018king.something else.ce ota.Miss Lens Johnston, Toledo, Ont., EL ne or of toting amorom other and } mush say that nothing can take i.Jit eos DE without à bobiie of Anything to Buy Anything to Sell Some of the three million readers of Everybody's are sure to want what you have, or have what you want.The classified department in Everybody's advertises real estate, lawyers, automobiles, schools, office equipments, pianos and organs, business opportunities, good men wanted, seeds, poultry, hotels \u2014whatever you have to sell or buy.Three million readers\u2014the very best kind of American people.?i bodys agazine 15 cents à copy 1.50 « yes.paid there was an opinion abroad that political influence was too powerful on the Intercolonial.He dented this.He desired to say that the Government a8 at present constituted had no intention to sell the Intercolonial, but was determined to moke it a paying property.He predictod that at an | early day the road would show a balance on the right «ide.It could be made 8 paying proposition, end Ht would mm the near future lay up month by month to its credit.Mr.Emmereon was strong in opposing the putting of the road under control of à commission, holding that tbe Government must be held responsible for whatever à commission did, and that it was therefore neccesary for it to keep control in its own hands.\\ He finished & speech of over two hours\u2019 duration by again predicling that the Intercolonial woull be made a paying property.Mr.Haggart rose to reply, and said Mr.Emmerson's speech was the oid Intercolonial story of a deficit and a bright future.He was proceeding to deal with the causes of the situation when ¢ o'clock arrived, and as it had been arranged to rise carly, the adjournment of the dehate was moved, and the House adjourned.The following bills were introduced and read a first time :\u2014 Act to further amend the Dominion Elections Act, 1910, and the acts in amendment thereof.\u2014Mr.Bowden.Act to further anfend chapter 13 of the Revised Statutes, entituled an act respectiag the House of Commons, and the acte in ameaiment thereof.\u2014Mr.Borden.Act further to amend the Criminal Code, 1892, and the acts in amendment thereof.\u2014Mr, Borden.Acts further to amend the Dominion Controverted Flections Act, chapter 9, of the Revised Statutes, snd the acte in amendment thereof.\u2014Mr.Borden.Act to amend the Railway Act, 1003.\u2014Mr.Lancaster.Act to amend the Railway Act, 1893.Mr.Maclean.Act to amend the ast respecting oer- tificates of masters and mates of ships.\u2014M¥r.Lancaster.Act 10 amend the Railway Act, 1908, «Mr.Lancaster.Act to amend the act respecting the Senate and House of Commons.\u2014 Mr.Fitzpatrick.Act respecting money lenders.\u2014 Mr.Fitzpatrick.Act renpecting the Lord's Day.\u2014 Mr.Fitzpatrick.Act roanecting the judges of provincial courts.\u2014Mr.Lennox.NOTES, Mr.Herron, M.P., prescuted a petition to-day from a number of parties ;Fving at l'incher Creek and ¥raak, asking for incorporation as the Al berta and Flathead Railway.|\" Senator David will enqunre whether the Governnrent intends to introduce legislation to control tbe sale of patent medicines, in order to protect tho ub.lie, without injuring timate trade.He will also ask if it is intended to diside Vgishative work between the Senate and House of Commons, in or der to avoid rush and a hasty consideration.@cnator Landry will paye for ail papers in connection with the uiry into the wreck of the Bavasian ?and also for the correspondence _ which passed between the Marine Department and the investigating judge.Nr.Lennox will interrogate the Govcenment on the subject of rural mail delivery.Mr, Bergeron will introduce a bill to amend the Adufteration Act.It provides {hat manufacturers of patent medicines must place upon (be wrapper or label on the package the for mula of which the medicine consists, x0 that medical mem may be quite sure what they are preaching.Mr.McCarthy will introduce à hill te amend the Steembont Inspection et.The Minister of Justice giver notice that he will move for the appointment of a special committee, consiming of hiniself, Messrs.Ingram, Stockton, Ayteswoeth and Greenway, to inquire into tho working of the Elections Act and the practice and procedure in connection with electéon petitions, and report what changes are desirable, In the Senate Hon.Mr.Miller said he wished tn make some personal explanations in regard to certain mea- sires.He had bon made the aucject of certain newspaper articles convern- ing his supposed attitude to his party and to cerisin measurce.He let month receivedl an invitation from Mr, Borden to attend a caucus.Ho replied that he regretted that he felt sn strongly on certain measures passed last semaion that lm devired to withdraw from party allegiance.For some time past he had been dissatisfied with Mr.Borden's leadership Läheral-Conservative party, and espe.since the Inst cleotion, loader of the party in the Common, pecially slace the veturs of Mrareua of active when | 7 SMELTING «+ | BY ELECTRICITY Ores Otherwise Valueless Redeemable HAANEL CLAIMS SUCCESS by the Electre-thermic Processna \u2014\u2014 Toronto, March l4\u2014Dr.Eugene Hoanel, of Ottawa, Dominios superin- tendant of wines, addrening the Canecdian Club yesterday, said that the experiment at Sault Ste.Marie, conducted under goverment supervision, had demonstrate the practicability of treating commercially magnetite ore by the clectrotharmic process.This mesnt much to Canada, as those sulphurous orus could not be bandied by blest furnaces, amd the vast deposits in this country would otherwise have reamimed valueless for many years had not the feas¥ility of the elotric method of euelting bean demonstrated.The spuaker drew a picture of how thefnumerous water powers in Ontario surrounded by iron deposits omild be utilized with such a process.As the energy coukl not be weed for any other purpose, he mstimated that the most of developing an electric horsepower ¢ year would be about from 84.50 to $6.Dr.Haanel also : t that the day would come, when the carhon monoxide which now escapes and is of high calorific value, | would be employea 1x increasing the nutput by at least a thind or half.If this took place, the blast furnace ; could nut compete with the electric furnace, even under conditions where coke might L$ cheaper than at present quoted in Owtaso and Quebme.Another advan thet the doctor pointed out was that the units employed were comparatively small and cheap of construction.This would admit of the famaces teing (moved when a deposit vas more aut to the next deposit by amply lengtieming the wires whick carried the bigh tension current to the transformer of the plant.Fatal as Consumption Doctors Say Erysipelas is One of Mankind\u2019s Deadliest Foes.Acute, somewhat contagious, and often fatal, Erysipelas is much to be dreaded.It is supposed to be due to the presence of a perticulsr germ in the sys tem.Chälle fever and intense looal redness of the skin are the principal symptoms.There follows an eruptioh, dark spreading patches, itching and burning skin.No remody can prevent this disease like Dr.Hamilton's Pills, which cleanse the system of the germe, ~ en- rinh the blood, stimulate the bowels to regular, effective action.Take Dr.Hamiton\u2019s Pills and your svetem will be regenerated, revitalined and made proof against disease, Good for men, exocflent for women, and most effective for children\u2014nll ages and hoth sexes fmd Dr.Hamil ton\u2019s Pills a marvelous medicine.Although active they do not gripe or and purify the system, thereby maintaining a hich standard of beaith.Sold by all denlers, 23¢.per hox or five boxes for $1.00, or by mail from N.C.Polson & Co., Heriford, Conn., U.S.A.and Kingaton, Ont.FARLAND.King of Banjo Players.Perhaps nothing that has been said of this young genius so tersely and vet so adequately describes his playing as the title \u2018\u2019Paderewské of the banjo.\u201d His techninue is maevollous.But there is something about his playing that is even more to be ed- mired than hia execution.wonderful as that is.It is the poetic interprete- tion of some of the world\u2019s master pieces, the delicacy of fecling that leads to the delicacy of touch and tone, the revelation of a fine artistio temperament and the ability to touch the heart as well as to appeal to the mind, that makes Mr.Farland's playing of mich a high degree of artimic excellence.In his hands the banjo assumes an unsuspected importance, and gives forth & tone which comes like a revelation.He dignified it, and showed that it can be made to satisfy exacting musical taste.To hear Alired Farland play the banjo is to realize the power of genius in art.Tle was dplhusiastically applauded in England and the United Stetos, aml he will appear at the Auditorium on the 10th instant, to add another suc.pass to the long list of those already obtained.Nor one of the music lov ers in Quebec shouki miss this opportunity of hearing him.\u2014 the Senate by such leaders as = Sir John Macdonald, Sir John Thompson end others he could not but fre] nn- noyed in the dreatment accorded them by 8 man of yesterday.Those old leaders always courted thé uttendance of the Senators at the party caucuses.He condemned the increased indemnity and nalary legislation of last wession, Bon.Mr.Ferguson, when he heard Mr, Miller speak, wondered il Rir Wilfrid Laurier he] rosgned and Nr.| Borden become Treméer.The Clovernment of the day, and they alone, were responsible for | legialation.He proved the increams to the judges\u2019 salaries and in the members\u2019 indemnity.Tt was unworthy of the press of Canada to apply the word \u201cgrab\u201d to this action.Who else could vote an nereane rxoept the members?A great deal bad Yen made of the question, .but he dil not think serious fault would he found with it.Important ae the discussion on the education clauses of the autonomy bills had heen, He | thought that question mivht be al.| lowed to nam out of the arena.He moved the ailimrmment of the de.Kate ard ot 6 o°clook the Senate od- Burne Magnétite May be Trested Commercially |.\u2014 LEDGERETTE BILL FILE A Small, Loose-Leat Ledger for Petty and ° Transient Aceounts.- Indexed, Easy and Simple.++.a: 0 + AiR B00 STATEMENTS WITH THE FILE_$2.25 ¥ PHONE 1123 FOR ONE SOL: AGENTS |.P.Dery & Fils, 59 DALHOUSIE ST., + QUEBEC.\"APPLE CIDER.NOW OFFERING VERY SUPERIQR GOODS EQUAL TO THE BEST IMPORTED - AND - FOR LESS THAN HALF THE COST.AT ALL GROCERIES AND RESTAURANTS.C.J.O'REGAN, PHONE 696 Distributor, Quebecmar.5xêm WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION OK'BY PRIVATE SALE ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th.1806, AT THE QUEBEC VETERINARY SANATORIUM 122 STE.MARGUERITE STREET, QUEBEC A NUMBER OF PURE BRED STALLIONS OF THE FOLLOWING BREEDS : Thoroughbreds, Standardbreds, Clydesdales, and Anglo-Mormans, All these stallions are duly registered and ; .1100 and 1400 pounds.y registered and vary in weight between The Societies of Agriculture, Breeding Syndicates, eto.further information communicate with og Syndicates, > way for DOCTOR JOHN D.DWSHENE, F.S., 58 Bridge Street, Quebec.Le MESURIER'S = JB PURE DARJEELING TE DIRECT 57 + cu From the Plantation to the Consumer.THE b 22x2a.w.th.sat : WE DO NOT Supply this Tea to Grocers nor other Dealers\u2014to be had only of the Agents.MOORE\u2019S, 148 St.John Street FAMILY WASHING.We have been asked by a grest many of our customers to do family washing and have installed a large mangle 120 inches long with another of à smaller capacity to press flannels, ete.The large machine will iron all classes of table linen, sheets, towels, pill w slips, counterpanes, eto It is the latest and best machine on the market and turns out beautiful work.Our prices on Table Linen, Bed Linen and Towels are so reasonable that you can not afford work of a wash woman.to put up with the di Lt eu will never go back to the old way.Try us once and you PFEIFFER'S DYE WORKS AND LAUNDRY, PHONE 524 -.33, 4 6 MeMAHON ST.OPPOSITE ST.PATRIOK\u2019S CHURCH CUT PRICES.SPOT CASH SYSTEM.Mathieu's Syrup of Tar and Cod Liver Oîl.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u20260vovover s+nvoocess+evescocrousou2B0, a Bottle, Liquid Peptonoids and Cocoa.+ Wampole's Cod Liver Oil prep.67 4 P.D's Preparation of Cod Liver Oil and LU Glyoerophosphites compound.88 Compound Syrup Hypophosphites.68 Williams\u2019 Pink Pills.c.c.conmveoreranitons3Bo.& Box, Dodd's Kidney Pills.\u2026 .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026 85 \u201c Stuart's Tablets.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026ce BB R.C.Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil (8 ounces).380.& Bottle.Minard's Liniment.c.ceeencesecerssasarsrecrees 18 ** Electric Oil.c.vuereeonnseeryebazbafeloesend sh Munyon's Talcum Poudre Fm \u201c The Red Gross Pharmacy, Cor.St.John and Palace Sts.PHONE 842, QUEBEC.\u201c THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1006, s == ASK FOR.PERSONAL.§ Your Tongue is Coated! o .° OOK Inside your 00 nto Blood, Brawn, Beals md Huntley & Palmer's \u201cPopular Mixed\u201d Bissuits Ser I SH IR te 10° (1¢ KINDS) PRESBYTERY MEETS od at (be Virtorie.° That's bed busi- ETS.because thorais ne inal Fresh, Crisp, Dainty and Palatable.J| Ë wl Vr KL | me a edna Dig SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER MIXTURE OF Resignation of a Minister # Doan lubes, Montreal, ie stopping ast ware you à a wih Seite, Castor ofl \u2014~ BISCUITS FOR THE MONEY.Recelved and I 8 De.V.E.Daubigny, Terrebonne, is | you take exercise ib?Cancssets act like ° x a guest ab the Victoria.Now dent think it doesn\u2019t = pleasant, si! Adopted, vii LE.Bisssiion, Montreal, is at the! convenient, but pars as A.@RENIER, \u201cHU OST MODEM ROCKY Wr THE OY: TRADE SUPPLIED AT SPECIAL PRICES DIED.BRUSSET\u2014Yesterdny morning, 14th instant, ad Joc, 3.A.Brusset, aged yoars two months, native of St.Hilaire, P.Q.The funeral will leave his late residence, 195 St, Cecile street, on Friday morning, at 10.30 o'clock for St.Jean Baptiste Church and themos to Belmont Cemptexy.Friemds and acquaintances are respectfully im- vited to at xy * New Advertisements, International Stock Food\u2014P.T.Legare Dosn\u2019s Kidney Pills.Dr.Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.Cheap Harneme\u2014Quebeo Harness Co.Notise\u2014Al.YL.Jolooeur, * Ocean Sailinge\u2014Dominion Line, Sale of Bouds\u2014American Surety Co.Irish Protestant Benevolent Society.\u2014 Mig.J.J.Dunlop.Quebec Snowshoe Olub\u2014Peter W.Langlois.The Lels aux Oies for Sale \u2014 C, Labrecque, Springtime Games\u2014Pruneau & Kirouso igh PSE Beetolenl OCIETY.The Rev, G.H Williams will conduct the Anniversary Service of this Society, SUNDAY Evening, 18th instant, in te Methodist Church, at 7 o'clock, to which all members and friends of the Society are most cordislly invi ed : J.J.DUNLOP, Secr tiry.mar.15x3 \"+6 .Quebec.Snowshoe Clab Tramp from Rink TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'dock.Good Attendance requested, PETER W.LANGLOIS Hon.-8ec\u2019y.FOR SALE.THE ISLE AUX OIES, The Lady Nuns of the Hotel Dien of the Precious Blood, ars offering the Isle aux Oies for mle, wiich is situated at 12 leagues from Quebec, faciny L'Iel-t is Island comprises six or seven farms all in good order f cultura and of ureat valte.Fishin: and hunting in ebundance Reasonable price and essy coadit.on of nt.Prop to-the Lady Nuns of the Hot.1 Diet, or to C.LABRECQUE, NOTARY, Atwrney, 18 Buade Street, Quebecmar.15x m.SPRINGTIME GAMES AND AMUSEMENTS THE ORDER OF THE DAY Marbles, Glass Alleys, Tops, Rubber Balls, Ete.Indoor and Outdoor Games in Endless Variety, at the Well Known Stand of Pruneau & Kirouac, 34 Fabrique Street.NOTICL.Mr Alf L.Jolicoeur, Draggiet, informs his castomers and \u2018he public in g-neral that he has reo, his drug establish- nt at No.St.John street, next oor to hi« forger place 0 businew, des- Es ed by fire On Sundav last.The pre- ription books were eaved from the we sad às in the past ail prescriptions will be filled within the shortest delay His ascortment of Drugs and\u2019 Patent Medicines is complete and new.Thejpubilc # teu sted to wole this fact an i to pay him « visit.ALF.L.JOLICOEUR CENTRAL DRUG STORE, 344 ST.JOHN STREET Montcalm Ward.Mr.Joseph Gale, Candidate in the fortheoning Musicips! Election in Montcalm Ward, has opened a \u2018Commit:ce Room in Mr.Denis \u2018Reardon\u2019s, Quote) .Stet, where any information will be gladly gives.o be\u201d Tha 50th Annual Seiree UNDER THE AUSPICES OF St.Patrick's Literary Institute WILL TAKE PLACE 1¥ YHR AUDITORIUM \u2014 ON \u2014 SATURDAY Evening, 170 I, When will be Produced by Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs the Patrioticand Romantic Drama Entitled.\u201cThe Irish Outlaw\u201d Re-arrnged with new scones, new characters, ani special featares by the r Mr.R.Timmons.y Tickets for sale at the Auditorium where the box plan witl be on view from Monde: , the 12th inst.ices of Admission ; Gall 25¢., Pol wn eh Go a in Boxes $5.00 gle Hox wo, Doors open at 7 o'clock, ps-formance commences at 8.15.J.J.BURKE.Bec\u2019y 8t.P.LLL Province of Quebec, In Tra District of Quebec.} Surznion Couxr In the Matter of JOSEPH CHARLES ROY Manulscturer, Insolvent.Notice is hereby given i an order of a oa ate any\u201d ene of 1906, & meeting of the creditors of the Insolvent will take place at the Court House, bec, on the 16th Ma.ch, 1906, at ter o'clock of the morning, to give their opin.\u2018ions on the nomination of a Curator and re to said ins >| vent estate, NAZAIRE FORT TER, Provincial Guardian, Quebec, 8th March, 1906.tr AUDITORIUM Wednesday, Thersday and Friday Nights THURIDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES The French Stock Company IX TRE DRLIGHTFVL COMEDY L\u2019ABBE CONSTANTIN LADIES\u2019 SOUVENIR MAT.THURSDAY fi FVOR.18, 25, 33 and 5).PRICES =a a Eo AN \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rm tt LACROSSE RUMORS Now Montreal Club May Mean Two Leagues in East, According to a Montreal correspond ent, the idea of a new club in addition to the Montreal, Shmnrock and Nationals seems to be n pretty well founded one.There will be lota of money dehind the new club if it is finally decided to launch it, and there will be lote of available material to make it one of the foremost clubs in the country.Not only that, but there walt bo considerable sympathy from certain outside clube, particular ly the Capitals, who bave become convinced from watching the results in other branches of sport, that the men who will be at the back of the new club, if it does become a matter of fact, are men who can be trusted to make & success of any new combination in which they might take part.All this may mean the breaking up of the National Amateur Lacrosss Union, end the formation of a,new league or union, or the existence of two hodies, which probably will be compelled to amalgamate later on the same plan as the two big hockey organizations were compelled to do.Another story from Montreal # to the effect that at a meeting of those interested in the formation ot the new lacrosse club, which was held in, Nt.Joseph's: Hall, corner St, Catherine and Hi.Elizahsth streets, somo sixty.eight gentiemen were present.After à prolonged discussion, during the course of which the difficultive of running s new setrior lacrosse clih were deserted at length, it wan finally decided that the schema was feasible, and arrangements will be made at once to get the club under way.A committee was appointed to do the preliminary work, and it will rmort at a general menting to be held thin week.Those backing the club include the firms Latreiln and Frore, ahd Valiquette end Bastien, The promoter te Ephraim Taherge.The club haa secured property adjacent to the Rhamrock groumnrls, on whirh it will play games.Amona the players in aight arm Blanchard, Tachapelle and Valois.At the first meeting reprosmmintivea, it in slated, were promert from Quebec, Three Rivers.Sherbronke, Sorel and Cornwall, Clubs will likely he formed in theme placra, and they, with the Montreal organisation, will apply for edimiewion to the N.A.L.U., mougeting that a second arrien tin formed.The row clots will play and Sun day games, FR « J rer gas.ita | PU The last session of the of Quebec noménated Rev, Drof Knox Church, Montreal, as moderator for the next eral assembly, For the modera: ip of the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa two names were proposed, Rev.F.M.Dewey, Rev.Dr.Kellock, of Leeds, Quebec.The name of Dr.Keliock prevailed.Revd.P.Boudreau, of St.John's Church, Quebec, tendered his resignation, which was accepted, Mr, a dreau continues in charge till the end of March, after which be purposes to engage in echolastic work in connection with the Boys\u2019 High Sdbool, Quebec.Scotstown end Grand'Mere | (mée- sions) were advanced to the status of congregations.C.P.B.TRAIN DELAYED, The morning C.P.RB.train yesterday was five hours late yesterday morning owing to a freight train heiog derailed at l'Epephanie, and das i the track.No one was hart but the Quebec train was held up until the damages were repaired.TO AID THE FIREMEN.It has been decided that at all future fires of any rxtent, the vicinity of the outbreak will be roped off so that the firemen way not be inten fered with in their work by the cur.jous crowd which usually gathers upon such occasions.Mayor Garnrau yesterday issued orders to the police and fire brigades to thià ofect.It is understood that badges will be ie sued to the newspaper men and iother parties entitled to entrance within the fire lines the same as is done in othes cities.A TRIP ABROAD.The Hon.Adelard Turgeon will leave for New York on the 27th im.stant, whence he will sail on the Mth on the steamer Savoie for Europe.The Minister of Lands and Forests will return about the beginning of May.He will bave as companions on the trip Hon.E.B.Garneau and Mesars.Felix Turcotte, Phileas Corriveau and Amedee Auger, of this oity.Tha Iatter will visit Great Britain, France, Belgium, Austria and Italy in the interests of his business.Hon.H, B.Ramville and Madame Ramville and Hon, J.B.Prevost and Madame Pree vost will probably leave about the same date for a trip to Europe of several months duration.BEFORE THE COUBTS.The charge against Capt.Tremblay in the Police Court yesterday was dismissed, it having been shown that thers was no intention of fraud in bis action in regard to using the name of a Montreal firm by which he Tas om oyed without permission.e Perd the amount in his statement and accounted for the money.The two bell boys, arrested for piltering from the rooms of guests at a hotei, pleaded guilty and sentence was mus- pended.\u2018The money taken by the boys was made good by their frends.A couple of drunks were summarily dealt with by the iwecorder, and a bench warrant was issued against a defendant who failed to appear.SUCAR AND STARCH Please the Palate, but Sometimee Play Hob with Diges:ion.Sugar and starch, as found in ordinary food eta supply energy and 8 > + up steam to ave the hinman machine, and this they do if properly digested.But when the digestive apparatus bas had too much work crowded upon it, or when it becomes weakened from any cause, the food decays (there ie no other word so expressive) in the stomach and intestines, and not only produces gas to distend the stomach and crowd nnd weaken the heart, but promotes other disease conditions which develop into serious liver, stomach awd sometimes beart trouble.lt is important that the food pre sent the sugar and starch to the sto mach in such form that they may be readily do pass to nerves and x to energize the ~rilohine without overiaxing the organs.Grape-Nute food does thia perfectly.It te by mechanicél (not chemical) processes, similar to those through which food pesses in the bealthy human digestive machinery, and is, when taken into the syatem, , pre-digested.soluble and easily aseim- ilated.It ie made of wheat and bar ley, and an it comes from the package, is adepted ami gratelul to even the weakest stomach of adult or babe.A lady writes [rom Woonsocket, R.I.\u201cGrape-Nuts,\u201d she says, \u201cis truly a | PO* praotio- wonderful food, 1 have been ally living wpon it for the last four months, and I am stronger to-day, both physically and mentally, thea I have been before for years.\u201cFor some 12 or 15 years T hed Kved on aweet and starchy foods in til my digestive organs were almost ona I hed been troubled for a long time with nervous dye penis or indigestion in its worst form.Fversthing 1 ate fermented and 1 belch] gas from my stomach most of the time, .\u201cMy doctor advised me to Les Grape Nuts amd 80 gen using it 3 times a day, and it bas done wonders for we.It has strengthened my meecles, toned up my werves and rested my brain.The headaches that used to univh me hafe disappearcd.\u201cI have galned strength to work and power te think.Grape-Nuts je worth more t6 me then the uedi- cine in ibe work.\u201cWhen my Daly was cutting his le te fon har a bis bowel tro rape.Nvts sosked in mifk.\u201d\u201d Nowe given by Postum Co, Battle Oresk, Heh.'s à reason.Read the Hille to Wellville,\u201d tn Stanley Street Church, Montreal, and | right only Quebec with reason boasts of laving the most modern and magnificent opera house in Canada.European sd American souris speais ne the moa wing terma of its su - terior, ring it favorable with the best of its size in the world; and for comiort, cleanliness and safety it is unexcelled.Yet last t a fair audience was prasont at \u201cL\u2019Abbe Constantin,\u201d a high class comedy, clean in every respect and affording = very preity picture of French pastoral life.A\u2019 play of that kind, at such moderate prices, should certainly call for a well filled house.The plot iv simple, delightfully dove- loping into the old lashioned and only ending of al} comedies, and in tabloid form the story reads thus: A lovely bit of rustic France, seemingly separnt- ed from the outside work, is bough for his wife by a Mr.Scott, an Amevican multi-millionaire.Previous to the purchase of the property L'Abbe Constantin, & cure of advanced age, charitable, and good natured to a degree, had acted as a guardian an- gd to his small flock and especially to the poor.Picture his dismay wivm hs finds the little hamlet on which stands his own little chapel sold to strangers.M.Hauterive filled the role of L'Abbe Constantin with tact, skil and naturalness.He was frequently applauded.M.Perny appeared to advantage as Jean Reynaud, and was of much assistance to his uncle L\u2019Abbe Constantin throughs ut the piece.Mr.Perron, as Paul de Lavardems, only son of the marquise, was ploaving and at times strong in his part.M.Gauthier and M.Bene in the minor role of Larnac and Bernard actetl their parts faithfully, and true to the kife.Madame Demauthe in the role the Marquise de Lavardeus, did fine piece of comedy acting.Of the most saintly charity, yet in her devotion to her son, prepared to almost do anything, she certainly acted her pert well.Madame Laure Sureau won admiration as Madame Scott, dispen- wing charity with a largess that knew no bounds.Madame Barnell, as Pauline, and Madame Perny, as Bettina, were charming.The ladies were richly Formes.The second act ends with a thunder storm, a splendid bit of realion.Between acts Zimmermaun played some new pieces.The players were recalled at the end of each act.LE SOLEIL MANAGENENT, At a ing of the Board ot Directors of Le Soleil, Mr, Archer was elected President ; Mr, C, P.Delage, M.P.P., Vice-President, and Mr, C, KE.Taschereau, managing director.QUEBEC GARRISON CLUB, A special gensral meeting of the members of the Quebec Garrison Club will be held this {Thursday) evemng, at 8.30 o'clock.Hee advt.IRISH PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.The anniversary service of this Society, conducted by the Rev, G.NH.Williams, will be hekl in the Methodist Churob, Sunday evening, 15th instant, at 7 o'clock, to which members and frisnds axe invited, See advt.BISHOP OF QUEBEC'S INSTRUCTIONS.The Lord Bishop of Quebec will give the third of his series of instructions on the Way of Salvation at the private chapel, Bi gramn'e was firet presented, after whioh divarting social interconrse and oocu- pation waa afforded, followed by coffee, cake, sandwiches and ice-cream, (en eral aitisfaction was Axoresped at the kindly mpirit and agreeabl axpertence afforded.The Teagne which mets avery Monday at 8 p.m, fn the church parfor, has a large attendance amd interenting sessions, All are made welcoma, verre rt Mr, J.Edgar Pachanan, There book, The Bond pln represent W.G.à R, of Blin, Om, fo hd plag.ot the Olmionn, E.Rodier, Montreal, is staymg at: the Victoria.A.McCuaig, Montreal, is at the Vie ria.Me.Chais at the St, Mr.T.W.Broek, Toronto, is guest at the St.Louis.Mr.G.Vernon Smith, of Ottawa, ie at the Chateau.Mr.W.F.Klughiat, Toronto, is a guest at the Chateau Frontenac.Messrs.W.P, Crites, À.Lebine, B.Gomery, W.Linklater, W.Whitaker, of Montreal, are gueste at the St.Louis.Nesers.Irving Smith, J, FE.Wright, John 8.Gilmour, T.Gauthier, B.Sawyer, and A, E.de Lorimier, of Montteal, are registered at the Chateau, Mrs.Leon M.Cartier, of Ursule street, who bas been confined to her house by illness for the last two months, has, we are pleased to learn, quite recovered, and will soon be out again.Arrivals at the Neptune Inn: Mr.Ex Levesque, St.Flavie; Rov.MW.Carrier, Garthby Station ; Pierre Potvin, Roberval; Kug.Dussault, Montreal; I.P.de Courval, Arthabaskaville; Alfred Larochelie, St.Michel SOUVENIR MATINEE., K.C., Murray Bay, is Hotel.At the ladies\u2019 souvenir niatinee at : the Auditorium the following band: some and costly presents will be awarded to the ladies holding winning numbers : Ist, ladies\u2019 gun metal watch ; 2nd, ladies\u2019 toilet box porcelaine an gilt bronze; 3rd, valuable Japaneses vase.\u2018The play wil be \u201cL\u2019Abbe Constantin,\u2019 one of the most charming comedies on the French stage.TO THF LADIES OF QUEBEC.On Friday and Saturday, March 16th and 17th, the ladies of Quebec are to be given an exceptional opportunity to purchase the very finest tafieta silk at exactly hali the rogu- lar price, The silk buyer of the firm of Z.Paquet has just received a consignment of taffeta wilks in ivory, sky, shell pink, rose pink, Nile, Empire green, myrtle, champagne, biscuit, tabac, electric and grey, imported direct from Lyons, France.These silks were bou at an unumally close price and the regular price is $1.10 per vard.This will prove the greatest silk value ever offered in Quebec at Sôc.per Tt vou are im the least # in silks it will pay you to avail yourself of this exceptional opportunity.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH.The annual meeting of the congroga- tion of St.Andrew's Church was held lest eveming, Rev.J, A.Macfarlane presiding.There was a large attendance, and the reports presented were Ste.| in! Because, it's your Bowsle that talk now, oy time you open your Mouth.That doesn't help your Popularity, nor your Earning capacity.ing.The thin little Ten Box, carried in your Pocket constantly, 04 protection against the reaultg of Besides, a man with bad Boweis is in a \u2014Late Suppers bad way, \u2014CRAesrful Booring And, a Coated Tongus, or a Bad Breath, \u2014 Rapid Eating are sure signs of bad Bowels and poor \u2014 Slow Walking * Digestion, \u2014Easy Chair Athletics .« + + \u2014And Lasy Liver, Go and take a Ten Mile Walk, for tre Exercisel One tatiet taken whenever you you need it will insure you against 90 = cent of all other ills likely to attack you.Because 90 per cent of these {lis begin in the Bowels.or exist through pooe Nutrition.Cascarets don\u2019t purge, don't weaken, don\u2019t irritate, nor upset your stomach, Csscarets are Warranted to Cure Cons stipation, Indigestion, or, your money back, \u2018Finest thing In the world for Constipation, Indigestion, or Dyspepela, Ten Mile alks, Haven't time?Too Lary?Well,\u2014there ia another Wayi Take Artificial Exercise for your Bowels.' 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CEREALS AND CANNED GOODS, WINES AND LIQUORS TEAS AND COFFEES Anything you need in the tirocery Lin: may b2 obtained from us.M.BOYCE & SON, 19-21 COTE D'ABRAHAM DOMINION STEAM COALS, F Mires, x Que M P.SHIELDS, Agent MINERS AND SHIPPERS OP Office, Louise SCREENED, MINE AND SLAMS ly to General Bales Agent, 112 St.James Stressaot ise Kanbaukment, foot Rmeay 30 Telophone \u2018\u2019HELLO\u2019\u2019 294 THE DOMINION COAL CO., Ltd.all of the most satisfactory nature, ~ The varinus boards of management for the ensuing year were also electra.LE LAUREAT, Notice, The partics who have kimdly con: sente to sell tickets for the twa opergtie performances of March 26th and 27th, and those who have alrexlr hought their tickets, are hereby informed that the holders of the 81.50 tickets con reserve their seats on Tucsday, the 20th, and Wevinesdaythe 21st.at the Auditorium.The parties hokling #1 and Tic.tickets ean reserve seats on Thursday, 22nd, Fri day, 27rd, Saturday day, 26th, at the main ohjeet of this serving of the meats is to prevent all overcrowding at the ticket office Ww.H.WIGGS, N.LEVASSEFR, Joint Recretarles.METRODIST CHURCH.The Junior Mission Band of Church will conduct a fancy sale in the School Hall this afternoon.Re freshments of bhomemnle tend, eandy, ete, will be provided, At 8 p.m.a concert will be held by the the children.Admgesion 10 cents, À nerous patrons of the chiliren's for of love will be appreciated.NOTICE To Those Whe Intend Moving\u20142memets If you want to purchase a fine Oileloth, or à pretty Carpet, and at extraordinary low prices, call at MARCEAU & CO -155 St.Joseph St.INVITATIONS ISSUED.The members of No.& Reganental Depot, R.C.R., are gi a dance at thé St.Louës Barracks on Monday ovoning, March 19th, which promises to be & most successful and enjoyable event, CA.SFTOMIA.Beare the / Kind Yon Hire = Bought Signature of RINGSTON MINING CO, A moeting of the Kingston Gold and Cop Mining Company was held re poo at which Messrs.A.B.Clabon and Tred.MN.Wollx wore present.Mr.Wells, who hee been in charge of the work of the mine, gave a satislactory report of what had been accomohshe! and the good showing made.\u2018The mocting t adjourned until the 2nn of April next.DR.A.W, CRASE'S CATANRN CURE.[COME IN ing over our plays.8 stock: modes.in the most manner.Purses, etc.AND Blouse Waists Lustre Flannel Silk, -\u2014- made and trimmed in Many new ideas and creations for epring wear now await you.You can spenda very plesssat half hour look- big dis- We are here to serve you, \u2014 and ask early inspection of our ur s.In Dress Skirts we are showing licht and dark Tweeds, Voiles, etc.\u2026 in all the recent in superier Also Ladies\u2019 Wrappers in newest effects, and a grest many novelties in Collars, Beits SEE THEM.We are plensed to tell you that ve have sae gaged a tailor with very high experience for Ladies\u2019 Skirts, Jackets and Costumes, EVERY ORDER WILL BE PROMPTLY EXECUTED.Faguy, Lepinay & Frars, 262-264 St.John Street.hn all THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.THURSDAY, MARCH 15.1906, CEYLON TEA GREEN OR BLACK Is daily being used by thousands of tea drinkers who were wedded to other teas for years.A proper trial of Cuylon tea properly male, has but one result\u2014that is the conversion of the tea lover tn Ceylon tea because of its purity, deliciousne-s sud greater economy in use.For Sale by All First-class Grocers AUDITORIUM MONDAY EVENINE, March 19 ALFRED A FARLAND THE KiNG OF 3A .JJ PLAYERS Tickets and Plan of Re-erved Ssate at the box office fthe uditorium.Admission $1.00, 875c., 50c., 85c, 25c.THE GREATEST ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPERS EVER SEEN IN QUEBEC.BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.NOV£L DESIGNS, ATLRACTIVE DESIGNS ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL LASSES .F PA NTING.IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR WORK B.LEONARD, TELEPHONE 458 58 ST.JOHN STREET BUY YOUR Harnesses and S-dilery Hardware FROM US AND SAVE MONEY THE LATEST STYLES OF L'GHT AND WORK- IN; HARNESSES ARE NOW EYHIBITED IN OuR SHOW RUOMS.The Quebec Harness Mig.Go.145 Notre Dame des Anges St, St.Roch auglÿxeod.Do You Want Your Horses in Good Health for the Spring a FEED THEM IT GIVES A HORSE NEW LIFE AND STAENGIH.GIVES A GLOS>Y COAT AND FINE APPEARANCE.International Stock Food is guaranteed to give resul money relunded.gu & ' fæor FINE COACH HORSES Do you wan: your carrisæe or coach team to have good ileand nes rance?Th-re # no:hiaz that wiii \u2018tone up\u2019 th: system an\u2019 give tae g: my coat Tater national St ok Fo 4 * It ingrarantee:l to oe ah wlutsls safe and can be led to your hommes witn pe.fect sal ty ei.h rf ronamonth 2 on vear or t-n vears It never leaves ana injurious fet.\u201cInternational Stock Food\u201d saves corn and oats.It gives ren w.d stren:t hy cauany perfo-t digestion ad sssimila- tion and purifying ths blow It cues nd pr-vntsmay fom: o It mikes ho 90 she ra idly in the spring and in goo | condit on.\u201cInternational Stock Food\" «ill caus your am to have more #pee « and vetter syle.You wll ve vey uch surprinsd at the rest chan -e for the beta t at the use o \u2018international Stock Food\" w make |.pour Tee.a not cost you « cent if it 1 not exsc ly us repr.5 cheap to use, snd will save or nan oat \u2019 pres nied ie HE OUGHT TO KNOW.MINNEAPOLIS, MINN I have fed \u201cInternational Stock Food\" for veara tomv coach team, drivers andetalione.rio theta] otha it pays, Dears i ke them in fine b.athiy coniitisn.It imp oves th-digeto a thet lew gai le required, it pur fes t ebl rod and \u201c3 en p\u2019anl te ng hens the © tire system.tool it ce or tw ce\u2019 day.Tee OW.i0i8 that a - one or tw ce ER ci.owas wil uni th.t.i.e uss will oon paying in ost WHOLESALE DEPOT FOR TH : PROVINCE P.T.LEGARE, Carr ates, Wagons Harne ses Cre .m separato sand choirns Agrigultur à .mylemsnts of al kinls Forilizers, et», eto.273-275 ST.PAUL SIRET, - - QIZSEC.mar15,17,20,2.4.26 less 8.ep thenair amnoth and the skin exhibition of the cup-uolders.| Quebec, mer Um 2 II me $ LATEST SPORTING NEWS \u2014 à à, OTTAWA SWAMPLD| Wandere:s Ran Away from Them in First Match.Montreal, March 14 \u2014 The Wanderers provided one of the biggest wsurjrises of the hockey season to-night when they simply smothered the Uttawas in the lirst match of the play off series.The Arena ne.[Packed to its utmost capacity, while it was prett - erally oped that the Wonisrers Yeo be able to pull out with a mergin in the first matoh no one was prepared to see them make such a run-awaj The Ottewus had on their strongest team, Hague, Moore, Pullord, McGee, West el , AH.Smith and Harry Smith.The strenucus campaigning of the past fortnight has ident hed its effect on the Ottawas, and they were not in it with the Wanderers, who played a nappy, aggressive game throughout, and despite a desperate struggle on Ottawas part, had that famous team beaten to a standstill.The game was à pretty rough one.The first hall ended 4 to 0 in Wanderers\u2019 favor, while in the second ball the locals plugged in five move games, Ottawa escaping a whitewash by scoring once.The result of to-righu's game is re garded as a sure indication that the Stanley Cup will winter in Montreal, ao it is not thought that the Uttawas can pull up the long lead ercured over them when they meet for the sec ond time next Saturday om Ottawa ice.DEWAR SATFLD COMPETITION.The final nfatches in the Dewar Shield competition were played last evening on the ice of the Quebec and Victoria Clubs.The grand total of ints scored in the competition was: 107; Victoria, 82, Qurebeo thus winning the shield by 28 roints.Last night's scores were as follows i\u2014 On Victoria Ice.Victoria.Quebec, Dr.J.A.Johnston J.Bain.K.Gilmour E.E.B.Rattray H.S.Thomson C.M.Brodie Dr, G.H.Parke A.Brodie Skip\u201421.Skip\u20148 On Quebec Ice.Victoria.Quebec, K.Molson 8.G A.Whitehead J.J.Delany Arch.Laurie G.H.Henderson S.Blanchet D.Jewell Skip\u20145 Sxip\u201421 FENCERS WILL HOLD TOURNEY New York, March 14 \u2014 The \u2018Times says an international fencing compe | tition between the best six swordsmen in England and the United States ! will be held this year, bably about the middle of June in London.The contest will be for a #00 siver challenge cup donated tv J.Sanford Satlus of this city.Three a side will fight with duclling swords end three! with foils.QUEREC CHALLENGE CUP.The Quebec challenge cup stays in the custody of the Uttawa Curling cluh for the present at any rate, Monday night the Heathers of Moms treal made another cfiort to lift the time honored trophy but suficced a crushing defeat, bring overwhelmod by a score of 43 to 14.majority the match was a most teresting Dospite \u2018the big in- between ane particularly No.2 where Skips Ross and Scott on some magnil cent curling was done and the result nip and tuck to the finish.On the first shert, however, Skip Stuart's rink simply smothered the Heath: ors and the ends as the game groaned kept adding to Ottawa's big score.pro- HORSE-SHOER DEFIES WORLD.Glover, Vi., March 14 \u2014 With a smesing challenge to the world, Lanie} 5, Young, the veteran \u2018blacksmith\u2019 gg hie hrother, Richard Humphrey did 4 rs past a 40 stamp mill run- and jockey of Glover, wants to meet ll in the ve Tenth tor any man over the three-score mark in years who can shoe a horse, dri a race amd turn handsprings and som-, ersaulta quicker and better than be! can.With his chaNenge he is willing, to wager it is In are many of his townspeople, who are anxiour and ready to siake & similar emount against any man who has the courage to acoept the challenge, \u2018L hat Young means business and is deter mined to prove his boast is evidenced by the fact that he has the cash to put up whenever the opportunity pre venin If.Daniel 8.Young, or \u201cDea.\u201d Young as he is known is 76 years oid and has the reputation of heing the best horseshoer anid one of the keenest and shrewdert jockeys in the Groem Moun tain state.ONE HUNDRED MILES AN HOUR.New York, March 14\u2014With the two- milee-s-minule antomoisile record an accomplished lact, the big mark aimed at in the next Ormond-Daytona beach carnival will he 100 miles en hour.Thie will be the slogan of the, space annthilators in preparing for the big tournament of J.Morgan, who returned from to-day, miter 8 trip exiending two months, during whith he directed ail the automobile and motor boat meete in the south.\u201cAny one who predicted 100 miles an bour for an automwhile a year or two ago would have been laughed at,\u201d said Mr.Morgan, \u201cbut it is quite within the possibilities and will probably be: attained on the Ormond-Naytona beach | Clifford Farp covered | next summer 100 miles imeide of an hour quarter at-the recent earnival, running the greater part of (he distance with on'y three tires.Tiad he heen able to avoid miehans he would have run close to the flat mark et which we aim.Tha time for a new mile record shonld he erdiicad to (08 withemt tren- ble.Martins oot well within the hall minute, and T think the hig Darraca, with Ferry or Nemogent driving, weld have ron a faster mite than 4 HI had Je heen at {te heat.Ten mites in five mines le 800 @ possibitity, but a remote one.\u201d anything in money, provided | varintv of «irnkee, the thousands, and with fm ! ptrong On the off side.! them, and 8 Weflgvern ornhhed Wm arownd A MILITARY MATCH {ta R R Team Decsively Dafeated Q.0 C.H.Seven Last Night By a score of 10 {goals to à the hockey team of the th Koyal Bities defeated in & decisive manner the QU.U.H.septette in the mutch at the uebee Rink mat pight.Good hockey was played, there beng & number of crack piæyers on either team, and aid- od by splendid ice a fast gait was travelled throughout, capecially in the first balf, when the Sth RH.men gal.oped away from the troopers, the score being 8 to l in their favor.In the second half the riflemen cased up, and the Q.0.C.H.found the net three times, while the Sth added two more to their score.The 6th forward line played a pretty combination, which proved very effective, and in the Gest half netted lots of goals.The Q.0.C, H.made their heat shoving in the second half, when they played very nevreesively.Brvan Hall was injured in the first half and had to retire, bring replaced by Walcot, \"Lhe teams were :\u2014 £th R.R\u2014Goal, Pte.H.Noddridee ; point.Serpt.Neilan: cover point, Capt.D.Watson; forwards, Corpl.F.Hogan, Rurler Mardorald, Sergt.J.Gillesnie, Pte, Cantin, 0.0.C.H.\u2014Goal, 8, Woodley : point, R.Fall: cover point.H.Rlair; forwards, J.Power, P.Robarts, J.Lee, WF.Roser.Referee\u2014H.Jordan.RASFPTRALL.Midgets and Wanderers in the senior series, and Tigers and Cornwalls, will meet to-night in the Y.M.C.A.NOVEL HOCKEY GAME, The biggest crowd that has ever attended a hoc match in Waterlou, Ont., saw the Mickus family, of that town, and the King family, of Guelph play a tie game, 9 all.The Kings are à big bunch of husky hockey players with the exception of the little goal keeper.They easily outweighed the Mickus boys, by 25 be, a man, and all are exceptionally fast skaters.For the Mickus family, tka whoie for ward line played well, especially Eddy, who repeatæily took the puck tength of the rink.Jobn, who played goal in the first half, occasonsally took the puck down to the other end, and on one occasion, while playing one man short, he rushed down: the ice from bis own gnal and scored.Half time score was 7 to 4 im favor of the Kings, but in the second ball John went on the forward lime and the pace began to tell on the Kings, and in the last ten minutes the play was all Mickus.FAMOUS CRICKETER DEAD.Another of the demous band of Sur rey cricketers, who delighted spects- tors at the Oval thirty years ago, hes just passed away in the person of | Cp! Richard HMumphrey.Like his more famous brother \u201cTom,\u201d the \u2018Pocket Hercules,\u201d who died in sn asylum at the early age of thirty-nine, Lik Bumphrey came to an untimely end, his body having been found floating in the Thames, off - Waterloo Bridge, on Saturday last.It was stated at the inquest yester day by his widow that hc had means the | ragard to his safety that Famous Prospector Talks ol Present Situation in British Columbia, A Chronicle bad an interest- Kingaton Gold and Copper Living Co., of British Columbia, io which a num: bee of Quebooera are interested.Mr.Fells is a most interceting parsonege.One ol the pionasrs im (he mining industry of Pritieh Catunbie.hiv ents man of ta Teporsant idiot elopment is importaa! ust in that distant section of the Domi, ion is of an « ing and romantio nature.Mr.Wills is a native of Veeniont, and the early years of his life MW filled with a eories of adventures that would furnish the pen of the novelist with incidents sufficient to make the one best book of adventure i they were ever penned.Many portions of the world bave been visited by him and a career in the American navy on the Asiatic station de also included in the story of his life.Ching snd other sections of the Orient are included in the lands which he bas visited, but his fame hes beem won in the mining districts of the Dominion.Mr.Wells went to Rritish Columbia in 1883, and has been engaged in tbe mining ind ever since, having been about the frst man to ship & car load of ore out of the country, which be did by C.P.R.to Spokane, Nr.Wells was also the first man to du tock mining in British Columbia.Whilvery modest and retiomt im regard to his experiences and exploits, the Chronicle man managed to draw from, him many interesting tales of be mining districts of tbe Pacific Province in the early days.One of thoss in which the narrator with his camera had an exciting chase by a grizzly bear will make an interesti yari for some future occasion.r.Wells exhibited with pride, as an evidence ol bis prowess, à number of | medal: won by him as the champron mow shoe runner of the Pacific Province, a title which he still holds with an un.besten record.Mr.Wells has dom considerable exploratory work, parts of British Columbia, especialy in East Kootenay, being reslly mapped by bam.In the winter of 1893-94, accompanied by ome other prospector, be made a trip across the main range of the Selkirks with 8 view \u2018of discovering the best pass.His experiences on this trip were of the most thriliing char acter and so keen was tbe anxrety in searching parties were sent out to took for him.He was, however, so successful that to-day a trail across the mountains is named after him.In answer to a query, Mr.Wells said that the mining industry at present io British Columbia is of the most promising naturs, there being 8 general revival apparent in all directions, almost 40,600 tons a week being handled Last year was the best year on re cord, returns from the mines showing a production of almost $21,000,000, The Granby mine bas, become Jumom as & large producer of co stock is now selling on the New York and Boston markete et $13.50, | the italization being $1,000,000.dividend of 3 per cent.wae paid in January.Twenty-five miles from Van: couver a very big copper nfine, the Britannis, has Leen opened, the stock of which was selling at $313.00 to $13.00 g share, but has gome up to $25.00, LeRoi paid a dividerd the other day.JeRoi No, 2 paid 20 per cent.Mist vear and has over £20,000 of a rest fund.St.Fngene is pay and was not in trouble of any kind, nnd it ie known that he was i receipt of a ruperannuation allowance from the Cricketers\u2019 Friendly Society, and bad been nonfinated as an umpire in sent.both first and second-class cricket for the forthcoming weeason.He was fifty-six years of age Humphrey had been missing from home since Jannary 27, and Dr.Has lip stated at the inquest that the body ad bern in the water about 6 month.h A verdict of found drowned was re- turred.Although never ao great a hatsman wark for Surrer in the seventios.nw all he rlaved 270 innings for hia drive county.and had an average of 17.70.| connected Rin bicheat score was 116, made arninat Kent nt Canterbury in 1871, Fie was a nice, free bat.with a great and especially IT WAS A DRAW.Philadelphia, March 14 \u2014- Battling Nelson had the advantage over Terry Mcfiovern in their six round bout at the National A.C.to-night.For the Gra three rounds the fight was a dis.appomtment to the 5,000 persons who paid fancy prices to witnees the hout.hare wore scarcely ball a dozen bard blows struck, the men wrestling from one end of the ring tc the other with the referee powerless to separate 1t had heen agreed that the referee wns not to lay hin hands on the men but simply warn them to step back when they rushed to a olinch The reprated warnings hed no effect on the fighters and the crowd hissed, groaned and cried \u201cfake\u201d and \u201ctake them out of the ring.\u201d At the be winning of the fourth round the men beran to firht aa though they meant business.Nelaon kept right after Me.007, according to W.| Govern and used straivht Tefte to ed.viba vantage.McGovern frequently coun- tared with hard lefts and rights, hnt Me blowe failed to make anv fmpres- won, At the close of the Ffth round Weflovern went to his corner In dia tress.When the men came un for the fine] ronnd Nelson sent @ left to the inw and Mefavern rushed to a clinch, Fie second cried: \u201cFold on, Terry, hold on.\u201d and never were insirietiong enrried ont more thoronebly, Peery time that Nelenn landed a sti hiow the body and here on until Nelson threw hire Af hy aherr fares, Tt a denhtfnl H MaClavorn contd have etond the ermltine Far another round.There war eme pariah work in the early pounds he the Nang, Fe fromently nead Me taht law and Hare in on Wellowesn romnntrdle with ble brad.Ar no de rhetrme pre rendre vhon hath men avn om thle fout Win clentet aa à Araw.Walther man waa backed down Ansley the feht, tnt Wellowmm alin.pet tn he Anne | bn tha Ah remind while Wyle te cucape from the Dane.lin the \u2018to-day was won 1 by Te roducing 20,000 à month.Thos are simply à sample of the showing of -eperal mining situation at pre ne district In which the Kingston in which à number of Quebrcers A MINING REVIVAL Alto a steady dividend and is said to | ine, are interrated, is situated ie that of Rmilkameen.Mv.J.J.Hill is now building & railway, the V.V.& E., into that valley.e principal camp is at Tleacley.The nickel plate mine is the largest in the camp, and in fact fe one of the largest gold mines in the world.Although fity miles from transportation, it bas had for almost ning with complete concentrating nnd cyanide plant, The mire ent mill i= by 7,000 feet of electric overhead tram and 9,000 feet of à gravity tram.It ie one of the mnst completely equipped and up-to-date | mining plants on the continent.\"There is an ore body o up for over 9,500 feet and u wards of 30 io 8 feet in width.mine is being worked from two quarries as well as lerge underground worl ings.is owned hy the estate of the Inte Mercus Daly, of Butte, Montana, to this property.Tt cnrries the ame clas of ore and promises to brecume a very valuable property.There nre a large number of other mising mines being opened wn in thin camp, in one of which, the Horsafly, à number of Quebecers are also interss'.d.ee mmm tie BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.Chicago, March 14.\u2014The first game amateur billiard tournament by Wright of San Francisco, from Norris of New York, the record of 300 to 170.Wricht made the bigh run of the tournament as far as it has prorressed.He scorea 11 in bis third innise which eclipses by 33 points, the high run of last year's tournament.amma ete HON, MR.LEMIEUX'S ONOICE.Ottawa, March 14 \u2014 Fon.Rodoiphe Lemieux who at the last election was returned for both Gaspe and Nicolet, has decided to sit for the former constituency.A new election = wiki therefore be held in Nicoletaver caeetretet ROYAL ARCANUM RATES, Chicago, March 14\u2014Frank Culver, an sttorney, filed à bill to-day com.[lsiniog alleged excessive rates of nsuranve instituted Met May by the Supreme Ceuncil of the Royal Arca num and asking that the order he pro- vented by an injunction from placing the rates in effect.The insurance in the annual rate\u2019 of assessments = affects thote who are 48 years or older and it is declared in the bil Med by Mr, Oliver that the inorease of rates involves a violation of the original contracts which members under 4 rs of tered into when the Polos 0 oo and associates, and is a close corporation.| The Kingston mine is situated close |B An \u2018 Overeent \u2018* for your stomach gives natural warmth ina n tural way by siding a MADE INCANADAOf best Ontarie wheet.vy the Blesuit for breakfast.foe the * Vitsh mestion Conk - .ailnebnen WEENT os Mikes lis ait.| CAN Ofos, 8: Church ft Largest and mest magnificent Mote! ln tarese MODERATE CHANGES.Apte Bath and ttes Room aii 4, dr and 0; Lance M Yi Canes Avbusm, * ORONLIA\u201d Lenten LONDON, England., SA N FIBRE WARE UNIVERSAL USE IN CANADA, It is HANDSONE [M APPEARANCE, and SURPASSES al other makes 13 DURABILITY, and 1» ALL POINTS ESSENTIAL TO A NiG# GRAVE ARTICLE \u2014 GAN BE HAD IN \u2014\u2014 TUBS, PAILS, WASH BASINS, SPITTOONS, EIC, ETQ FROM ANY FIRST CLASS DEALEN FISHERIES FOR i506 AMEAICAN NET AND TWINE COMPANY, OF BOSTON AND NEW YORK MANUFACIURELS OF ALL KINDS FISH NETTINGS, COD TAAPS, COD SE NES, CAPLIN SEINES, HERRING NETS, ETC veer ALL MADE FROM OUR OWN .Gold Medal Twines.Fiahermen of Quehes Province can b* supplied with eur manniantetes through thelr Qu bec Moc.ants, or by ap + \u2018ention at our office in Ba t n ar New York.W- -ould art cuier.y call atteution tethe fact tha over ily.Gare wehave b en»ad ar u ill the Makers of Fah Nes, Teaines, et, in America or - Eur pe; that ou 00 10 have aways 8:05d a the head ; that our prices are satisinc- ry.Tnat whenever and wherev'r we have exhibited [y A ti -n with ail othars elther at the Lon ion Fishary E 2b to Te = Cote, int or at Pa ie, in 1900, (the Gran « Pri v Meda! In] to veil nlf AY Ais Prix wo Goid le) we havoauways would nunounce that a\u2018 the recent Pan-American Exhibiti n, at Bre ire po The a i Modus for boss ercasjence and sopedhity of om m:anulac tures.Co res: ondence Solicited, Illustrated Catalogue Free AMERICAN NET & TWINE COMPANY, 575 À lantie À ©, B>ston.Mass , 204 Front St, N.Y, [VERS W.ADAMS.Treasurer and General M:nager.pn\" -0 1842, CAPITAL $600,000.Make Your Money Earn More Don't you want to invest your money to the best possible advantage ?as >= Why put it in a bank or a moriuage at 3%, 4, 5 or even U p.c.when we cau make.it earn 20 p.c.for you.No, this is no fake, neither is it a mining scheme.Tt is simply a satra'ght, legitimate business proposition, \u2014a copper reimery.And the only one in Canada.Perhaps you don't know that copper ie one of the most valuable meta's used.Woll, it is and the demand far exceeds the supply.\\ But we can get all we want, if we cän only secure capital to increase our plant.To do this, we're selling à limitel number of shares of the stock of the Moatreal Copper Co., Lud , at $100 each.° Send for circular, it explains how 17 2-3 p.c.was paid on the capital invested last your.Montreal Copper Co.Lid., 382 WILLIAM STREET, MONTREAL THURSDAY.\"MAXNUR 18, 1906.THE QUEBEC OBRONICLE.CUNARD LINE NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, Calling at Queenstown, From Plars 54 & 53 Morta River, & Y, Sow Modan Twin-ferew seaman.veranenanasa Ares moon Mer » .m.; Me age ae a ER ARE dr Amiri bik, doling mort 1 Cam Tho Je APES Po ns = TIRE DOMINION LINE: PASSENGER SAILINGS IY 1\u201d » 7 u a wR ë : From NEW YORK to LIVE rio eee 7 aies TO TME NEOTERRANEAR VA AZORES.FROM NEW YORR Republic.seed 21, 3 p.m.: May 8, Oct 18 Slave ols Apa May 10, June 28 \"Nom RosTON armes Canopie.\u2026.i, 7.- 8,a.m.; May 19, June Sont EE db; ; Apl.24, June 5 DIRECT FREICH [ SAILYNG AUSTRALIA F20N NEW YORK 8.8 CUFIC (11,600 tons.) - For Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney end Brisbane Ready to Reealve \"aro April 2nd, Theouth Bll of Lading tall pocte ia Australia, Pew EEE rT W.M.MACPEEASOR