The Quebec chronicle, 25 septembre 1906, mardi 25 septembre 1906

[" NT YT TET Tee FE \u2026- a | ~ \u201cpartments and.furnishings, the amount v The Weather.Lower Bt.Lawrence and Gull.\u2014 Moderate to fresh northwesterly and northerly winds, fae and cool to-day Wednesday.Chroniclese gpg ae gv \u2014 \u2014 Temperatures.Meximom nod minimum tres : Montreal 44-54, Quobes and on ; pme \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ESTABLISHED 1764 QUÉBEC, TUESDAY.SEPTEMBER 23, 1906.: ONE CENT, = | MACKENIE WING OF ERY HALES HOSPITAL Officially Opened for Patients Yesterday in Presence of a Large Gathering of Prominent Citizens.GREATAIDTO CITY'S PHILANTHROPIC WORK The Mackenzle Memoria: Wing of the Jeffery Hale's Hospital, founs by the late Elizabeth Kenzie, wife of Liout.-Colonel J.F.Tumbull, of this city, was officially opened yesterday in the presence of a large number of private citizens, including the Board of Governors, W.A.arsh, Vice-Prosi- dant; C.P.Champion, Secretary; J.C.Thoroson, Treasurer; Lieut.-Col.Turnbull, J.H.Hoit, John HamiKon and G.C.Thomson, the V Rev.Tran Williams, ard ministers othe various city Protestant churches, and ladies and gentlemen representing the dif- fernt Protestant Churches of this rity.not come undée ue auspices of mendation.There is the usual dink and sitting room, pantry on this floor, as well as bath rooms, ete, like tbe floor below.But the latest apart ment is a spacious room set apart for the new born infants, where there are arran fourteen cots in the latest possible manner around tho room.: pearance of comfort.T! two apartments fitted up with the most modern instruments known to sur , together with the latest odes for confinement and difficult The new hospital wing in addition [cases in the science of atauchment in to the Jeffery Hale's ospital will {fact there is nothing wanting within stand for many generations as a [the whole institution and its equip- monument of the mem and benevo- | ment.Inner of the deceased lady, whose last thoughts were of her duty to her _\u2018uster in relief of suffering humanity.«.aurnbull departed this Hle on the ith March, 1904, when she left fully half n million dollars in charitable bequests, including 810,000 to the Protestant Home, a similar amount to the trustees of the Mount Hermon | any other like institution in the whole Cemetery.nnd mentioning bequests ta \u2018Dominion.The apartments set apart every Protestant Church and their |for (heir living quarters are practicully work in the city, and 26.000 to the lot off from A.rest of the hospital, Presbyterian Church at Levis.She ! though in the same building, and in also left $76,000 for the construction of every sense of the word can be desig: an additional wing to the Jeffery | puted their scparate home.A private Hale's Hospital, that would care for | ataircase, and no other means of com: the incureble sick men, women and | munication leads to their quarters, children of indigent means, also for a 'gituated in the west end of + mew maternity ward in éonncttion with the wing, and operi for public inspection hospital.and herides the amount be- ! yesterday.Fhe visitor avornding these queathéd to build the said wing.A stairs was conducted to the second further sum for its maintenance.The r where he säw a \u2018perfect, cos new building recently completed and home, fitted up with a spacious wefl opeped yesterday, is without ception, a osé of the most modern up-to-dale and best appointed institutions in \u2018the | pad dining room; country.It is connected with the east | room for the-lady side of the Jeffery Hale's Hospital proper, and in size, even larger than the | ng, Th has been constuucted of pressed red brick of plain, but nevertheless, striking architecture, surrounded by beautiful grounds, and to- ther with the main hospital buïld- £ , presents a very imposing struc: ture, as it stands isolated on one of the highest points of the city, and commands a ecenic view of the surrounding country on all sides.| The main entrance is reached by granite stairs, and a cluster of granite pillars that support an imporing canopy in the shape of a dome.that marks the wide ingress to the interior of the building.+ .Completed and furniched, as it stands.at the present, the Mackenzie Memorial Wi cost $100,000, but when one goon throngh the interior and invratigates the crgant \u2018 rooms and wards, together with théle ather ap- SPECIAL NURSE APARTNENTS, of the Mackenzie Memorial Wing, is rained purses.The hospital tis a training school for nurses, and ladies wishing to enter this profession are most carefully provided for, with perhaps more comfort and respect than adjoin this is ted @ well-evui into _ a smaller dining Superintendent, led bedrooms for the regular nurses, and ladies attached to the traimm school, with splendid bath-rooms a: toilet-rooms, in fact every.\u2018comfort that a home can afford.- VENTILATION, The warde and other apartments ol the wing have been fitted with the very latest devices for ventilation of the whole premises in part or on.the whole aœording to desire or wish of the patients or instructions of the physiciens in charge.This air is conducted from the ollar of the building.It cuters pipes, and courses up through metal air shafts, and can be tur on into any part of the byilding necessary.The building is also heated by hot air that comes from the basement, and a modern furnace is there erected to distribute the heat as it is required.BASEMENT.The basement of the building con tains the kitchen, pantries, storage rooms and servants\u2019 quarters, Kao servant is furnished with a separate, well-furnished bedroom, and nothing ie wanting for their comfort, while they 1alro have a well appointed dining- room, OFFICIAL, INAUGURATION, The magnificent Mackenzie Memorial Wing amd valuable adjunct to the Jeffery Hale Horpital, wns officially inaugurated yesterday, and the publis admitted to go over the premisen described.was almost in- main buildi is admitted to have been well spent, en infinitely small sum compared with the cost of building those days.As the visitor enters he is shown two cosy reception rooma at either side of the entrance, off n large imposing corridor, that leads to all sides of the building nud the main staircase.One of those tion roome is allotted for the visiting stran, or patient having business with the hos- pitul.and qe other, neatly furnished, set apart for gentlemen calling upon any of the trained nurses.The floor- ings of tle corridors are all tik and cement work, with marble borders : d Te openin along the rides.To the right the Lana ever! cle ( te was a regu- visitor ie led past various private | \u2018ar crus people in attendance, cooms of the main fleor that will ba | Who crowded into the lower main cor- occupied hy the male incurable patents, who will have besides à regnlar ward containing a down beds, a halt dozen private rooms, elegantly furnished and otherwise equipped with every comfort that money can afford, There is also a dining and sitting room with a pantry, bath room and tailet' ehamber situated on the rame floor, that cannot be surpassed for comfort and equipment.As the visitor ascends the main staireaee to the next floor, he in ushered to the apartments provided for female incurable patients, which are fitted up in e similar manner to the men\u2019s, with the addition of a larger sitting room over looking the frontal grounds that surround the institution.There are also eight private rooms on this floor, where: lady patients of means, can secure every comfort and the privacy of their own apartment, MATERNITY DIVISION, The third floor of the new wing, is called the Cameron Maternity, alter the mother of the founder, and this division is a wonder in its plan and the complete clegance of ite equips ment.are idea the private apartments for the patients who can § await the opening.The band of R.C.G.A.wae quartered on the ground hospital, and played a munic ail afternoon du mony and afterwards, The President, Mr.J.T.Ross, Lit.- Col, Turnbull, ard other vernors of the institution, and the lady Superintendent, Miss Molony and her assist ant, Mise Redgins, stood inside the hig the core as they arrived, and later the cere mony was commenoed with the sing ing of the following hymn :\u2014 All people that on earth do dwell Sing to the Lord with cheerful voice Bim serve with fear, his praise forth tall, .Come ye bolore Him, and rejoice, Rnow that the Lord is God indeed, Without our ald he did ue make ; We ere his flock, he doth us feed, And for his sheep he doth us take.O enter then hin gates with praise, Approach with joy his courts unto ; Praise, laud, and bless bis name al ways, For it is seemly so to do.For why?the Lord our Gnd is good, His mercy is forever sure ; His truth at all times firmly stood.And shall from age to age endure.ord to pay.a public ward contain- eight beds, and another ward ally fitted for strangers whd do ng speci KOCH, LAUTEREN & CO.FRANKFORT ERSABLISHED 1719 .SHIPPERS OF STANDARIL RHINE and MOSELLE WINES LAW YOUXG.& 00., Montreal, Sole Agents fod Canada, Some of them covered with coverlets\u2019 the hospital were crowded in ; i days, and often it was necessary that gave them a most pleating dis ! dismisa an incurable from the Instita- | day, Empress of Ireland, which reach: am.the following One of the most remarkable features : the jal attention given to the com.| of fort or t E farmished patior, with-piase, etc.,~and | 8 | wu may be certain that the benediction should she desire privacy.- There are twenty spacious and elegently furnish ridors and lined the main staircase i \u2018 on the St.Cyrille street side of the main entrance and welcomed the gueste \u2014 ep A reading from ipture a] dist Church.Rev.Wylie C.Clark offered up prayer, and the Very Rew.Dean Williams, Restor of the Cathedral of she Holy Trinity, spoke, The Dean referred to the great pleas: ure it afforded him to be present, nnd the great honor comferred upon him ia being requested to deliver an ad in in; with\u2019 the auspicious occasion.e Snel upon the sublime significance of the hospital, and told of his connection with the old Jeter Hole Hospital building, situated as i$ was, 8 small structure on a back stréet, in contrast with the present magnificent wits of architectural beau He said he remembered distinotly the man.to whom the Bishop administer visited the institution ever since from that day.and when he™was Rector ol St.Matthew's Church and since ns Rector of the Cathedra), and thers met with many of his people.He did not know whether his people : ware less robust than the Presbyte \"rans or Methodists, but it seemed to him that he met more of his people | fying, :theré than those he saw from the | globe having bem fade without ao other congregations.The wards of | hitch or without interfering with the those ordinary routine work of the road.to The Oriental mails left Liverpool, Fri- ; tion for want of accommodation.i remembered a story of a doctor who -once had a patient call upon him, \u2018who after examination said, \u201cI don't knew what 1 can do for you, but I can give you something that will cause you to have fits, and I oan , cure them,\u201d and in line with this story he thought that oftengimes the doctors who attended the Jeffery Hale Hospital thought they saw a way of cure, in order to prevent the removal a poor sufferer, and keep them in the hospital longer.God in his love and mercy, had put it into the heart of one of his servants to fil this void, and when ti looked around and observed this hospital, they should thank Him with fervent reverence for the Mackenzie memorial that will he held as a monument of the donor's goodness for generations.The Dean than referred to the special arrangements made for the comfort of the nurses, and their need of a homes in which they could obtain a much needed rest, with the comfort and refreshing surroundings of the quarters allotted to them in the new wing.Here they could seek cheerful vest and renewal of their vigor, and | this alone was an advantage which el! joonsesned chould be gra for, j \"We have asked God's blessing upon this institution,\u201d said the Dean.\u201cand of God will rest upon it: He quoted scriptural authority to show the wish- ex of the Lord in works of mercy, and works of mercy for the love of Jesus works of mercy for the life of Jesus Christ, and specially dwelt upon the lion with the asmstance of Colonel Turnbull, husband of the foundrass of the new hospital wing, and complimented the citizens of Quebwe on its possessioh, and said it must bw maintained by their means.The rev.gentleman then declared the Mackenzie Wing ed.Mr.J.T, Ross, ident of the Board of Governors, introduced Mr.John Hamilton, and requested him to address the assemblage.Mr.Hamilton said the President, with his usual modesty, effaocd himself, but inasmuch ax one of its governors had to spask, he would say a few words.He reminded the ladios and gentlemen present that he represented the annual subscribers on the board, and as he war elected annuslly he was a free lance; and they could re place him whenever they desired.However, he would speak plainly, and talk of the financial condition of the lros- pital, and tell them what he had already stated on previous occasions, though to meetin, smaller in size, that the financial condition in re gard to the eupport of the hospital was not so satisfactory as they desired Last year it went behind in its running exfennea $3,500, and the year previous $1,000, therefore it should u t be seen that it neec\u2019s some support.He referred to the contagious branch of the hospital that was isolated from the main buildings, and proceeded to state that the present contributions were not sufficient to meet the de mands, especially if there should be an outbreak of contigious disease that pital was established for Protestant citizens of Quebec, but they could not be ro small as not to admit others in need of help, The rules were stringent and should be obeyed, but it was dif.fienlt to refuse those making application for relief, and he was not going to apologize for no doing.He was broad in his views, and they should not absolutely refuse.They never, how- sver, admitted an outsider to the exclusion of a Protestant, and took the aution that there was always a Be at the disposal of Protestants.He referred to certain talk and mie tions in regard to the hospital that had gone abroad which had no foundation of fact.On two aifferent nceanions complaint had been made direct to him, and on invvatigation he found that there was no grounds for the talk advanced, but there ware canes in which no direct complaint wes made, and he wanted in future thet euch matters should he referred him and he would make the uecessa investigation that would prove sati factory, ote.Mr.Hamilton next re: ferred to the medical attendance, and time given the Protestant doctors of the city.Fe said some (Continued on Page Ten.) ! of China arrived of H ed the Bacrament, and he had always a.m, hours and 25 min and 25 minutés wi ed by the pout ofite.This inauguration of between Liverpool Quebec at 2.10 day, were American continent on mail traip whiek arrived at Vanoouver sharp on time, 6 a.m., Tuesda sth September, and then taken by t | Empress of China whose arrival at her : destination neaïëy 44 hours ahead of her time, has been cabled here.distance covered was nearly appalling and child neglect was brought to Vancouver yesterday hy Mr.James Mec.Cormick, of Toronto, past three months has on Vancouver Island, and while there tha aix fa never worn shoes or stotkin when the y with the Cormick was absolutely tention.people 88 Laurentian, on.BB Cartha, 88 Frisdrich days four hours and 35 \u2014 à ing the yes Great Auguet Mth, st 7 pm, carried adross the atticulacly cireuit of Fe terme UNDER THE FLE OF CAMION PAGAIC Liverpool to Hang Kong in 29 sec.A GRAND ACHIEVEMENT vy | Esstord Heft Clycuit of the Globe Made first time he visited the Jef Hale Without the Ordinery Hospital, on the invitation the - Right Rev.Charles Hamilton, they Service and W a Hitoh, Rector of St.Matthew's Church, Srm\u2014gpnow Bishop of Ottawa.They were oo admitted into the presence of a dying | Montreal, Sent.P.R.Empress ong Kong at 9 mails in x days, 7 , or four hours tin the time aliow- is successful fast rail service Hong Korg un- n Pacific grati- the orth the Overseas The 13,000 LIKE BRUTECBEASTS Shocking Tale of Child Noglect from Vancouver , Island.Vancouver, B.C., Sept.M\u2014A most -rendi combed for years.They material good the governors of the later almost like ail en hospital were doing in this conneo- mother of the two little girl mall girl often crawls on hey run at the sight of one, filthy.he man e shack where the live is in the last sta who.for been summering story of the Pevet£ated some of tue wildest and mast desolate iogh.of the inlend.: Away at.the north of the island, deserted shack in a more deserted portion of ibe woods, lives @ man, who has two children, one ten and one Fears old, and neither of these has\u2019 been washed or had their have and are they .The s died was born and was buried by her husband in the yard of the shack in which he has since lived two children.When father goes into the woods the two children follow him like d the and the hands and knees Bike a beast.Both children are 30 frightened of strangers that and it was with great difficulty that Mr.Moable to take a photograph of the elder girl.Her hair is matted with vermin and her clothing The small child's ; that the hair and body is in a similar oondi- | tended.tion and the father of the two ie just ae bad.Mrcall on the provincial police and give the full particulars of the sad case to them so that the children may either be taken away from their negligent father or some steps taken to make ive his children more at.girls McCormick will | ation of a three te of lect.There is no furniture and the ny Hidren are forced to sleep and eat on the filthy floor, which has never been scrubbed for years.The children when not following their father, play around the shack.gove near them they run like frightened deer, The father of the children is in a similar condition and has developed into a mere brute.He never os himself or combs his hair and pever even removes his filthy clotheg.and if any one | persons entith-i to land grants under ' The Company has therefore been ob- | have | liged to purchase about $500 worth of, wesh- Fatal Blood Poisoning real at Glasgow, Montreal.Montreal York.New Ÿ burg, from New Yorkfrom New Y CASTORI would entail axtra expense.Mr.Bam- | Frequen follows the use of ch tlton next said he would have to refer corrmquently and plasters, The re to a dolicate question, that of admit- (is the dest, and that's \u201cPutnam's, ting patients to the hospital not of | which has a record of fifty suc.the Protestant religion.It was \u2018rus | sees.Refuse substitutes or Pasthat thev had admitted Catholics, [mama which certs 200.a Jews and Greeks, but they paid for drug store.every their attendance, and though it was a PE arr Protestant institution, it would ever OCEAN ARRIVALS.remain so.Ït was true that the hos- September M.\u2014 BS Frny, at New York, from Trieste, and Fiume.88 Georgic, at New York, trom Liver.88 Westernland, at Philadelphia, from Liverpool.88 Sicilian, at Glasgow, trom t from n, st Liverpool, from 88 Milwaukes, at Liverpool, from 88 Kroeuland, at Dover, from New 88 Oscar IL, at Christiansasd, from SS Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, at Ham Doe Grosse, ot Bremen, 88 Romanic, at Gibraltar, from Bos- 88 \u2018olthe, at\u2019 Naples, from New | 259 York.A ple hat aid hat the hospital hoa | be oven Por Infants and Childrenini oct uanions.or To a hen concerned Be wionri | The Kind You Haro Always Boaght like to be a broad a ible rot ae ; h .; Bers mit outside doctors patients, of od | he SHOT HIS WIFE Suburb trenier Turning His Revolver Upon Two Women The Man Still at Large.suburb in the east end of Ottawa, was the nosne of sensational shooting this charge, \u201cDr.\u201d J Ottawa, shot his mother-in-law, Mrs, David Mitchell, of Kast Templeton, wife, shooting her in both shoulder blades.Mrs.Mitchell was wounded in fled and | eaptured.country for him.Savignac had intend.ied going to Montreal to-night.He re turned to his home about six o'clock and was told that his wife had le cided not to accompany him.He intended going from Montreal to Florida jto spend & lew months and Mrs, 1 Savi said that she would rathw remain with ° ber mother and father, A dispute followed and Mru.Mitchell interfered.Savi, then drew a re volver and fi on her.His wife fled and Saviguae overtook and shot her a few yardd from the house.He also turned the gun on his father-in-law and threatened to kill him.In the excitement, and while the wounded women were being examined, Savigsac made good his escape.Both wo- mea were taken to the Protestant Hospital and one of the bullets was extracted from Mrs.Savignac's hody.She was resting easily at midnight and is not in danger.Mre.Mitchell ie worse off, however, and may not recover.Savignac, the fugitive, is aged to midnight has not been younger, and Mrs.Mitchell is agi jabout 60.The Savignac's have two children, and the father has been in all parts of the world.He and his wife, \u2018are said, to have had several quarrels of late.Savignac is believed to &e hiding in the woods near the some ol the shooting.HALIFAX I8 EXCITED.Halifax, Sept.24-The announcement that the C.P.R.express ateam- ers, taking part in the English mail service, will not call at Halifax this winter has created a stir here.A telegram was sent to Ottawa asking : if the report is correct and the Coun- | cil \u2018of the Board of Trade which met | to-day to consider the matter.took no action, pending a definite answer \"and the arrival of Hon.Mr.Fielding, who is expected here Wednesday.METHODIST CENERAL CONFERENCE.Montreal, Sept.24\u2014At this after- inoon\u2019s session of the Methodist Coniference the committee on itinerancy and transfers recommended mnon-con- currence in the memorials for an extension of the pastoral term and the report was adopted, after debate \u2018o toral term will not be ex- he hook and publishing rom- mittee reported in favor of the public- western Methodist paper in Winnipeg and this was adopted the evening session.E.R.Wood was | elected lay treasurer and Rev.Pr.Potts, clerical treasurer, of the ole.toral board.The conference decided { that within the bounds of the Japan conference it shall be permissible to ! station a minister year after year continuously in the circuit it deemed advisable.ONTARIO MILITARY QRANTS Toronto, S- M\u2014Up to date 84 the volunteers land t act surrendered their claima lo the Government in oonsideration of a cash payment of $60 cash or $41,200 in all.Department to meet them, pending a second grant by the Legislature next session for the purpose.Considerable p is also being made in the way of the location of veterans who prefer the und grant to money.Some time 40 seven new Ontario townships wers set apart for location ex- ! clusively by veterans.One of these, Laura, in Nipissing, hos already been entirely taken up, 144 veterang having wecured location within its boundaries.CASTORIA.Bears the The Kind You Always Dongle e lo \u2014 THE CUBAN SITUATION, Havana, Sept.24.\u2014-The victory for the \u2018liberals or revolutionary party seems certain to-night.At the conclusion \u2018of a long conference between a com- mittes the insurgents and the American pesce commissioners, it was announced that there was prac tically no difference remaining between them and Secretaries Taft and Bacon and that they would reosive a draft of peace plans to-morrow.Theme bly will be agreed to at a meeting to be held in the presidio, whero the prisomge members of the committee are confined.Mesars.Taft an.| Bacon to-night informed President Palma of the outcome of the tia- tiona with the liberals.There is a strong impression that President will remain in office and re organise the, cabinet, but that new electinns will be held for half the sensors and representatives.impr re AND MOTHER-IN-LAW Sensational Affair in an Ottawa ONE WOMAN MAY DIE A Family Dispute Ends in a Former Mos- Ottawa, Sept.M.\u2014Jenevills, a little evening which may end in a murder h A.Davignao, formerly of Montreal, lately proprietor of the Turkish Baths, £8 Albert street, the back and stomach.Savignac then \u201cBrie police are ucouring the about 40.His wife is several years Bt contest St.Ann's.| and then turned the weapon on his | All The Heat You Wantwithout any Smoke, Dust or Gas.Most furnaces are put together like two joints of stove-pipe, That 1s, the steel and cast-iron are bolted together, and cement rubbed into the cracks, In \u20ac month after starting the fire, the difference in expansion and contraction of iron and steel loosens the bolts\u2014cement drops out\u2014ana gas and smoke come into the house.ie It is a case of plugging up the cracks with cement \u2014or living in a dusty, smoky house.A man, who taïes my advice and buys a \u2018\u201cHecla\u2019\u201d Furnace, saves himself ali that trouble and annoyance.In the \u201cHecla\u201d, joints between steel and cast-iron are FUSED and are absolutely and anently tight.That means that HECLA generates fresh, clean hot air \u2014untainted by gas or smoke.Let me send you the Hecla catalogue, which tells all about these ideal heaters.Give me the dimensions of your house, and J wili tel! you the cost of instaling a \u2018\u2019HECLA\u2019\u2019, Poth services are free.Address \u201c\u201cClare\u2019s Furnace Builder**, care of \u201c CLARE BROS.& CO., LIMITED - - PRESTON, Ow, QUEBEC AGENTS: MECHANICS SUPPLY CO, MAY ENTER CABINET | TWO ARRESTS MADE Mr.Devin Will Resign foomlin Connection with Latest Imperial House-Capital Murder Mystery in Top'cs, New York.New York, Sept.24\u2014The first - veste in connection with the murder\u2019 \u2018of the man whose dismembered body was found wrapped in burlap in en exacavation near West 35th street ves terday war made to-day, when John Rondakes anil Geo.Copenake wee or.\u2018ed charged with being suspirious sons.\u2018he search tor the w ixsing head, from which it is hoped the identity of the murdered man may be cs.tablished, and for the yet undiscover- Ottawa, Mept.24\u2014Mr.C.R.Devin, M.P.for Gelway, seen to-day at his father's home in Aylmer in reference to the cuble despatch announcing his application for the Chiltern Hundred, was very reticent.He did not wish to discuss the question until he had cormmmunicated with | his Jeuder, Nr.John Redmond, He enid, however, | that if he did resign it would not be due to any lack of harmony in the Irish party or regard for his legeler.Mr.Devlin rather intimated that his service to the Irish party is too ex- ' ; J thigh, continued until late tn nt, pensive and that he ennnot sribly 1 ' age?; sat, continue to stand the financial drain | Ure ob of he victim's thighs has tour d longer.Mr.Ueviin refused to to-day in a freight rar bound in bur- tin reference to rumors as to his = fu- | ap.A butcher kuife also va nd ture.His homecoming is connecte] Dear the «pet where the body va with a Montreul seat, in fact some: found.Tonight's arrests were made say that Mr.Dan Gallery will be pro- Upon the they that the murders vided for and that Mr, Devlin will | man was \u201cJack\u201d Mano, brother of Z.Should he re-enter | K.Mano, in whose «ack the torso of the Canadian Parliament there ia He- | the body was found.tle doubt but that it will be ae a \u2014 Cabinet Minister, probably as Secre- | S:2ILIAN STABBED WITH STILL TO tary of State.; np > - | Pitteburg, Sept.21.- Frank \u2018Loca, » Two more turbines had to be stop: | Nicikian and Toes] nolitical leader of ilty thousand dollars was voted at each running its mills ; the last session of the Legislature to Order to get enough water to rum i \u2018use such a volume of water i at the E.B.Exkly establishment | .hes morning owing to the low water.bin race, onal found dea 4 vitre The two wet pulp mills were kept * at .lat eh Vi pere M a dat running all day vesterday, bit ne they \u201c0% was clutched in his fingers.The ; , thew police found the rest of the \u2014OFFICE 300, RECIERCE 426 AUDITORIUM ' GRAND PERFORMANCE «= GIVEN PY = TENOR-SOLO Orchestra Concerts and oi Lbe Conceëts of tbe Comservatery ol Paris, with the assistance ef Tickets of Adm R Me.; Gallery, é0c.; Bo: 6.00 nnd 50 sach wat.co se Tickets and Plan officw of t Oct 4th inclusively.If you take advant prices for fresh Home Made Candi 's and Pastry of suj.erior quality \u2014AT\u2014 126 JOHN ST.PHONE 170.SCOTCH tic purposes.ALL SIZES \u2014 FOR \u2014 Ranges, Stoves and Furnaces 1$6.50 PER TUN DELL $6,00 == oN = WHARF.97 St.Peter Street, Phone 362 DINING AND CAFE CARS OK DAY TRAINS 1.10P.M, Tratn from Pott ae Lambert with New York night 200 P.M.train (C.P.B.) from express vis U.Exprous iron Haiilux lesving Loris at tLAtPA connarta at 5L, Lambert with \u201c0.& i\" alsa Lusiat upun LcKets vus Une DELAWARE & HUDSON, to tice.Plaintif ; Quebec, 5th September, 1906, Drouin St, Laurent.Atty\u2019s, lor Plaintiffsept.8xlm .\u2014\u2014\u2014 in # © BOX «80 i L J A DEMERS & CIE, AUOTIONEERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS.TELEPHONE 1622 10 1mm Always en hand a considersble | assortment of all kinds of forgieurs aloo Book Cases, Stoves, ob Btorage nt modsrate prices.for old furni- a Pr a aim { Manufecturers of Pegging and \\Borewing Machine (Standard, )'' \u2014 ~ 8 \"Slugger, Loose Nailer\u2019 and AMPLI EY GL, LOVER TO.| |g Sma Maes ® 808St.Joseph Street, } (in 3hs gen Gn, [LTD.} L R GENERAL MANAGER ST.ROCH, QUEBEC.Prompt attention to all orders | and repaire PHONE 2326 | wr an \u2018RODOLPHE PLAMONDON Of the Osloar¢'s Orehentra Concerts, Ligoureus\u2019 Kn.Mameadex-Buciohe - - - Mezzn-Soprane We.Jules Boclerheng, = - - - - + - Telia! Jules Lumeniague, - - - - - - « - - Panis Muconpaniel .Bn Denn Bane lenton, Reserved flents : Para $1.30 ; Drees Circle.$:.00 and 81.50: Famits ete: of Reserved Resta at the Poxe Auditorium from Sept 24th, until ADVANTAGE of the Chocolate and Bonbone, fine Cakes WINFIELD & LOGIE, ANTHRACITE.CHARD) GOAL.Best quality, (no clinkers) gives excellent sat sfaction for all domes- DELIVERED IN PER TON DELIVERED ON Quebec.DELAWARE AND HUDSON RR.vl, G.T.R., connects ezprem is Quebea, Ane Monreal 6.45 P.M, ognect wits New Yoek nigat The only Line sions We veautliui ahocaot Lake operty with Eugene Croteau, and duly authorized to ester en Jusva The said Eugene Croteau, heretofore of the parish of St.Apollinaire and Pelletier, Baillorgeon and NEST CARON 5 ès rm NS YACHT CLUB FLEET interest in the Sport Re- viving-Another Race Arranged.The Quebec Yacht Club have another race fixed lor Saturday next, over the r course, which coures can be seen from either the Ramparts or the Terrace.The race will etart sbout noon and will take some three hours to run in 8 moderate brueze.In the last race, on the 15th inst., the 03, or | yachts afforded a very interesting sight as they rounded the buoy off the new \u201cEmpress\u2019\u2019 wharf, there being but a few minutes between each boat as this Doors opens a1 7.90 : Performanceat 8.18 o'clock | point.Five yachts will start, besides wopt 22-25-20 cet.1-2-0-4x7 which it is expected that other boats of the fleet will turn out to aocom- pany the racers.We are.pleascd to learn that in: terest in yachting is reviving to a at extent in Quebeo, the flvet of the uehoc Yacht Club now numbering some 23 yochts of which there are six gosoline and five steam yachts, the others being sailers.Wo annex a list: Name.Owner, Rig.Jamborce.km.Price.Yawk Cutten 3.\u201cTurgeonwee:John Forman, i \u201cNap.Mercier.Bouvineer I1.Jos.Ruel.Stear Croscent.Hon.I.P.Pelletier : Bacchaute.Yvonne.Semillau Brant.J.K.Boswell.Barcille.E.Lantur.And five others the names of which we did not ascertain._ The Yacht Club members are now installed in comfortable and well equipped quarters at the corner of St.Peter and St.Paul stecets, their rooms being fitted up in cozy style.The lat- vst yachting and sporting papers are kept on fyle, and to those intercated in the sport are most convenient.SWEET MARIE FAILED.Cincinnati, Sept.24\u2014The fifth grand circuit race meeti opened to-day.Sweet Marie vos Ejven by A.P.Me Donald in an attempt to break her record, 2.02, but was not equal to the occasion.The best she could do was 2.044.TECUMSER AND TORONTO.Toronto, Sept.24\u2014At a conference to-day between the representatives of the Tecumschs and Toronto Lacrosse Clubs, the home and home games between the two in the NLU.were arranged so as to have the firet at the Island next Saturday and the return at Rosedale Saturday week, total goals to count.FATAL BOXING BOUT.Portland, Me.Sept.M\u2014Jnck | Mo- Kenzie, of Philadelphin, wns fatally injured in a 13-rourd bout with Terry Martin, of Philadelphin, here to-night.McKenzie received a blow in the stomach and died within a fow minutes.Martin went to the police station immediately and gave himself up.Her- The Shortest and Quickest Route man Miller, of Baltimore, was schedul- \u2014 SETWREN \u2014 ed to meet Nartin, but failed to ap- Montreal and New York.| rer and McKenzie was substituted.Anthracite Coal Exclusively T1.RE No smoke.No Dust.BASEBALL RESULTS.Lente Montreal 721 and 10.15 A.M, 6.45, ani 81} { National.) arme New York 8.00 and 9.00 P.M.7.16, and 7,18 | At Boston : Pittehurg, 6; Boston, 5.Pittaburg, 6 ; Boston, 0.At Brooklyn :\u2014 Brooklyn, 6; St.Touis, b.Brooklyn, 1; St.Louis, 1.At Philadelphia: \u2014 Philadelphia, 9 ; At New York:\u2014 Chicago, 6 ; New York, 2.Chicago, 10; New York, 8.Cincinnati, 7.Cham; AbKL J.CULVER, J.W.BURDICK, { American.) an ln Pre a rv Teale Ms 1000 At Detroit: \u2014 Genera! Pamenyer Detroit, 7; New York, 4.At Cloveland :\u2014 Cleveland, 7 ; Philadelphia, 0 Provinea of Quebcc, In the 4: St, Louis: District of fen Superior Court, | Washington, 2; St.Louis, 0.Damo Helene | Bergeron, rosiding in | At, Chicago :\u2014 the City of Quebec, wife common as | Chicago, 4; Boston.I, -\u2014 ALL POINTS WON.Coming after their big match with Tecumseh on Saturday, the Nationals, after travelling ali night, were hardly in condition to meet the All-Point now of parte unknown.team in Montreal Sunday afternoon.; ; «Defendant; |Rut as about 2,000 people had journay- An action in separation as to pro- Jed to the National grounds the team perty wan instituted on the flteenth | went gamely on the ficld and put up day of August, one thousand nine {a intetvsting game.On the oth- bumdred and six.or d, the Pointa wore Sn fine form, and with the defence reinforecd by the presence of R.Finlayson they kept in the lead, winning the game by 8 goals to 3.The play was chan and nobody wan ruled off.The Points have now won both games for the posscesion of the MoBrearty Cup, which they likewise won lost year.LACROSSE IN BUFFALO, Buffalo, Nept.21.\u2014The Express says: The great Canadian game had 0\u2019 guod tryout in Buffalo hie year with the | roule thet lacrosse is firmly establish- od in this city.The team was made up of men brilliant in their positions , and capable of meoting all emergencien With strict enforcement of the rules of the game and excellont matches ar- | ranged by the management they eet the : game on ite feet in Buffalo, and the {attendance of 90 and 30 swelled into the thousands.Buffalo now ranks higher than any city in the union im the sport, and an- (other season will, no doubt, make tho recreation all the more a legitimate avenue of interest to the Buffalo pub.le.An effort can be made to bring \u2018ail the { teams of stickers irom across the border and & contest for the international champiopship would not then be out of place il club had won thy majority of its big games.During the season dt the Bisons have met some of the t est stickers in the world, ad the Bisons have won all the bj A.Tide ls & big record for the pour SPORT IN GERMANY Come Over That Country, p\u2014\u2014 Among the many features which give expression to the fact that & new and quite modern Germany bas taken the place of the old, must be mentioned the extroordinary and rapid change which has come over wporting life in that country.this we do not refer particularly and espucislly to horse racing, but rater to the national and social regard for that proper excrcie oi the body which is of such vital in portance, This duty was in & great measure neglected by the Germans une til somewhere shout the year 1870, The intellectual training then stood incomparably higher than the physical.Many and various ars the causes which have contributed to bringing about « change\u2014laok of tradition, à certain clumsiness, gnd last, but not lonst, the fact that tho pursuit of the majority of sports entailed a certain money outlay, which a country, as yet but little developed from a material point of view, was not in a condition to bear.The only national form of sport was tha \u201cTurnen\u2019 or physical gymnastics, la practice which sprang up during the trying years of the Napoleonic wars, amongst all classes of the community.Since then, German gymnastioe hav» in no way lost ground.for the Cerman Gymnastic Society, to which almost al mnastic clubs in Germany are affiliated, numbered 115.931 members in 1869, and 757,110 in 190%.But during the time that the Gymnastie Socicty has made such general ond ex- | traordinary advance, sport in all its forms has been introduced, and mede rapid and continuous progress, both in extent and in the enthusiasm with which it is pursued.Tt will soon be no exaggeration to call lawn-tannis \u2014a game which has won such great popularity \u2014the German national game, since tho International Tournament at Hamburg has grown to bo one of the most important events in the lawn: tennis world.Football and golf, and especially polo, are much played in Hamburg.Hero are some interesting figures in connection with the great development of German athletics.In 1808 the total number of athletic or gunizations of sll kinds was twenty; in 1904 this had grown to fifty-five, and no fewer than 271 clubs were af- filinted to these central organ:astions.Five of these bore an international character, and ten were purely mna- tional.A glimpse of a similar quick development is afforded us by the interesting statistics relating to German rowing.If we take the vear 1890 as our starting point, we find that at that {imo there were 13 rowing club regattas in the whole of Germany, and that thess had arranged 150 races, for which 48 hoats entered.In 1905 the numher of regattas had reached 20, the number of races had risen to 2, and no fewer than 1,332 boats entered for them.The fact that in 1905, 4,653 supporters of the manly sport of rowing, were in a position to come forward as competitors in the races ves to \u2018what a pitch the enthusiasm oe this water-sport has risen in Germany.Frankfort (Main) shows the rreatest number of races (22), thon follow Hamburg with 21, Wurzburg with 20, Berlin and Mayence with 18 each.Schoolboys have also bren more and more accustomed to sport during the past decade, although in Germany, the preponderance of physical over mental training is sharply criticized on account of the principles involved, Of course a preponderance there can, however, he no question at present, but in Berlin, for instance, the rowing of the hoy of the higher colleges and schools is organized in a sports manlike fashion, and the Berlin Classical and Modern Secondary Schools have an annual prisoners.contest for the Bismarck Shield.In a word, physical exercises arc on the in crease all over Germany.CANADIAN' FOOTBALL GUIDE.This month's issue of Spalding'e Athletio Library is the Official Canadian Football Guide for 19068.The Guide has been edited by the Rev.A.F.Barr and Dr.W.B.Hendry, and ia without doubt one of the most complete Football Guides ever published in the interrat of Canadian sports.The book contains group photos of the leading teams of Canadn, ns well as full page pictures of R.T.Shillington, E.M.O'Brisa, John B.Hay, Joln Davidson, 8.8S.DuMoulin and W.À.Hewitt, as well as pictures of the Rev.A.F.Barr and Dr.W.B.Hendry.Interesting data is published in the volume; past officers and a list of the Canadian champions, as well as the official rules governing the e The book will be sent postpaid BA QG, Spalding & Bros., 143 St.James strevt, Montreal, Canada, upon receipt of the price, 10 cents.BRAINS ON THE BALL FIELD, Owner Comiskey of the Chi Amcricans, was talking hall to bimself about Dick Padden, who was about as quick a thinker as ever pla tte gamer, eays Hugh Fullerton.\u201cI can't understand ft,\" soliloquined the Old \u201cHe can't hit.He con't run, Ho isn\u2019t food on ground balls.Ilva not any lee eure of thrown belly.Darned if ho is à cotch \u2018f fiy halls, and his arm is bad.\u201d He stop- a moment, and then added: \u2014 \u201cBut he's à good ball-player.\u201d There are 6 lot of others, now as in the times past, whose brains carried them through season after season after their arms wore out snd their legs were crooked, or that terror of of ball-players, \u201cmuscle binding,\u201d puts them to the bad.They went right along, and, by quick thinking, pulled off stunts and got away wit them before their opponents waked up to what was going on.Haven't io ween slow runners, men who couldn't do 109 yards in 15 seconds, making monkeys of the best-throwing catchers, and «teal base after base, while 10 seconds men are thrown out 10 feet?The ere ie in the brain and not the 0 are not ting the catcher, They are outwitting the itcher, and are safe, practically, before the catcher gris the ball, becaum they are hallway down before the Roman, Rapid Change Which Has cea wi HOCKEY TO BE PRO.Movement In that Direction Reported Afoot In Montreal, Montreal, Sept.M.\u2014In all probability open professional hookey in Mont.|] an sccomplished fact this obming winter.At least one of the local clubs is known to be in favor of such a move, and \u2018when the time is ripe for discussion of the project others will doubtless fall into line.It is a welllmown fact that much the same state of affairs with regard to amateurism has existed in I senior hockey circles as existed formerly in lacrosse, and it is partly with the object of duing away wit bogus amateurs and making them out- and-out pro essionals that the move is boing made.Gardner, who played professional hockey with Calumet loat year, is in Montreal at the present time, and if the movement goes through he will remain here.Nicholson, Liffiton, Pitre, Laviolette, and Strike, cach of whom is playing professional hockey in the United States, have also sognified their willingness to return.to Montreal.A prominent member of one of the local E.C.H.A.clubs said this morning that if & professional league were for a new rink would be erected by the clube themeclves, as the percentage of the gates i the present quarters would hardly leave sufficient surplus to pay suitable salaries.Another interesting rumor gathered from the same source is that there will not be a Wanderer team ihie year unless a new body of players is we cured.It is stated that the men of last year are not at all satisfied with the treatment received from the management and will desert in a body to the Montreal Club.However, it is unlikely that the backers of the champions will allow the franchise and the big cup to slip away without a big Hort being made to place a winning seven on the ice.REFEREE SILER SUES.Chicago, I, Sept.M.\u2014George Siler, the referee in the recent fight between Joo Gans and Battling Nelson, has filed suit in the Superior Court against William Nolan, the manager of Nelson, and Nelson himself.Siler claims dum- ages to the amount of $50,000.ince the fight both Nolan and Nel son have repeatedly been quoted us saying that Siler received money for giving a decision in favor of Gans and that Vie conduct as a referee was dishonest.They also have been quoted as saying that Silee never saw the foul blow on the strength of which he awarded the fight to Gass.All these statements Siler declares to be untrue and claims dom for their uticrance by Nelson and Nolanment FAVORITE WAS DEFEATED.New York, Sept.¢i\u2014True Wing, hacked down from 16 to 1 to 4 to |, won the Speculation stakes, sclling, at Gravesend to-day, defeating the favorite, Wes, by threequarters of = length.It is estimated that $30,000 was won hers.Wes went out to set the pace followed by True Wing.The favorite lei hy two lengths tu the fa: turn when Garper began to cloms up on the leader.In the stretch be was on even terms with Wes, but in the run to the Gnish True Wing drew away and won, Six lavorites were defeated.UNASSISTED TRIPLE PLAYS.Since Murch, the big first baseman of the Manchester team of the New England League, performed the feat the other day of executing & triple play unassisted, a freat deal of interest has been manifested in the ques tion as to whether a triple play was ever before made by one man.Claims have been made before that the play had been made unsasisted, but in every case doubt has ben thrown on the performance, There seems to be no doubt about Murch\u2019s play.It was made against tha New Brdford team.Drohan and Coveney both singled, the former being held at second on Coveney's hit.Then Kavanagh, a left-handed hitter, came to bat and drove a liner close to the ground, directly toward Murch.Murch put down his hand, and the ball atuck n his mitt.He then touched the bag, Putting out Covency, and as Drohan ad circled around past third base, Murch trotted to second and touched the bag, completing the triple play.Schafly, now playing with the Washington Americans, is crodited with a triple Jay unassisted in Portland, and vo ie O'Hagan, a player who was with Jersay City.But neither of these plays scems to have been officially recorded, and the great question of one player putting out threo base-runnors without elp from another fielder was still in the list of unproven events until Murch pulled it off.Tho greatest controversy over the subject was carried on at the time a tripla play was claimed for Paul Hines, of the Providence Greys.In a game with Boston back in the eightica it is claimed that Hines did the trick.According to the story thers were men on second and third bases, and none out, Hines, who plays] ounire field, ran in toward second bass, and caught a pop fly that was too ler out for tho inflelders.The rvaners, thinking the ball would drop safe, started for the noxt stations, and Hinve, with the momentum gained in running for the ball, dashed over second, thus making the double play unassisted.Tho man who had been on third was across the plate by this time, and Hines, continuing to run, beat the man to tho third station.The scorers disagreed on the point as to whether Hines did ell this, some claiming that after making the double play unassist- od.Hines threw to third and completed the triple.There was an scrimonious discussion on this point for years, but aa the scorera could never agree the matter was never definitely settled, and the question of a triple play unassisted is still among the uncertainties.Cook's Cotton Root Compoundme ten whi non depend.Bold ja à æ rena.3 Nostronger, Ne a drug, ota, oe pond Ooo Mrs Ou Toaais, bat, (orm Only the infant thinks of this life as tie whole owrioulum of God's unl versity.n jlees Ranjitsinhji is Succeeds to a Throne\u2014 tenir À London (Eng.).Exchange, says: He whom we used to call \u201cRanji\u201d has at last come into the possession \u2018of an Indian throne, and is now the Jam Saheb of Nawanagnr.The renowned Bussex cricketer is not really of royal blood, though he is the nophew of Bio Vibhaji Ranmalji, the am of Nawanagar.The Jam we exveedingly fond of his nephew, and ended matters by adopting him, and naming him his heir.To effect thi: the Jam had disinherited his nature help, a son who had been born to hin by a Mahommedan lady, Meanwhile Ranjitsinhji, to prepur for his expected succession, was went to an Indian collegui and eubsequentis to Cambridge University.But in Not long afterwards, in 1808, when Kanjitsinhji had established his {amo as a cricketer, his uncle, the old Jam, Sio Vibbaji died, end immediately the natural son, Kumar Jerwant Sinhjr, succeeded his father.: But Jarwant's reign has lasted only eight years, and ne ho had died child- now to become, with the agreement of the Government of India, Jam Saheb ol Nawana- The state is the largest of the litile kingdoms under British protootion in Kathiawar, which Hes In the north western country along the Gulf of 1 | Cutch, and is a little more than twice the sise of Sunsex.Its ulation approaches 320,000.The former Sussex cricketer will have a miniature army of 3,700 troops, upon which to dovelop his military training.It is a fine country for cotton, wheat, and silk, and will no doubt be vastly improved, as one of the consequences of the new Jem\u2019a English oducation.The revenue is £160,000.FINLAYSON'S CASE.Toronto, Ont, Sept.2-George Fin layson, the Montreal lacrosse player, who was indicted by the grand jury just Thursday on a charge of assault: ing Charles Querris, of ths Teoumseh [ncrosse Club, will comme up for trin! to-morrow in general wessions.Finlayson, who played in the | Mon treal-Cornwall game on Saturday Inst, has been notified by his counsel, Nr.I.C.Robinette, K.C., to bo on hand to-morrow.Eight witnesses have been subponaed to give tostimony for the Crown.THE RUBAIYAT OF YVETTE.The tour of Albert Chevalier and Mme.Tveite Guilbert, which includes Quebec in its itinerary on October 10 will be one of tha moet remarkable, in the way of hurried railroad travel, tint has ever been made by a theatri- cil company.The catch phrase : \u201cForty cities in forty days\u201d best describes it.In eix weeks they will travel a little over thirty-five thousand miles.It is the farowell tour of both artists, os both are leaving the line of work in which they have made reputations and will go into dramalic work.Thinking of this hurried tour with its inconvenience and its life on u special train, the agent for Mesars, Gilbert and Chevalier has conceived a new Rubaiyat, the \u2018\u2019Rubaiyat of Yvette Guilbert,\u201d which deseribes, in some degree, the hurry of the trip.Wake, for the sun which sostlers into flight Our hali-scared hours, when we, would sheep at night, Bays Quick, here's another town you play, Come, artists, hurry ! Snatch a lit tle bite.Aud ere the cock crew we who stood before The ruilway lunch-stand, earing, heard a roas ; We were in Oskosh, but the message ran : \u201cGuilbert and Chevalier\u2019s train for Baltimore.\u201d \u201cI sometimes think,\u201d Albert Chevalier vaid \u201cThat 1 shall go on travelling when I'm dead, The Pullman car sins, I would that I could spend one night in bed.\u201d is penance for my \u201cBut, ah,\u201d cried Guilbert, \u201clet who will decry The Yankee railroad, it will not be I; Around the world in forty days for .ma, Methinks I'll rest in Paris bye-and- bye.\u201d Think of that wretched Caravanserai, Where we just snatched & hasty lunch today ; You got a sandwich, I but one stale eee.And yet in Montreal we have to play.| Yon rising moon that looks for us again In one same oity ; but always looks in vain ; We travel althost twice as fast as she, Come, hurry, Albert, we shall miss the train We stars no question make of ayes or no's .But na George Tylor says we comes aml Roos, And whether all this ruxh beprofit- able He kmows abou it all, bs knows, he knows ?Yes, I remember stoppibg by the way, We wally lopped ten minutes yenter- y As à result we nearly missed a show And there was just le diable to play.Je avis fatigne ! The matress dons me jure, No aleep par nuit ; no slesp par de bon jour : ! And yet our chansons we are bound to chant, To All this contract on our farewel) tour | tr pat CARE OF THE FEET.Those who suffer from any of thom annoyi corne, eto,, © T Lo the advertisement in annther column of Dr, the wel-known font doctor, « to be found at Room 64, tt.Louise Hotel, and guaraniees entire satisfaction {to pitcher lata an of It, all who call upon him, SRANIEL IS À JAM|.The Famous Sussex Cricketer August, 1883, one of the three Maho.: n sisters who were recognized | wives of the Jam gave birth to ason.| affections of the feet such at | Ingrowing tee nails, bunions, ' | h Ww.Cl y foe HOTELS.NEW YORK CITY, MURRAY HILL HOTEL 40thed1ist St & Park Ave.One dlock fram ai wt way apd Eis vated Bumpin Depot an modernised, under ~ ew mamgoment.! Telephones in all rooms.= | Furopean Plan, Tabte d'hote.jouent vtt vai moo 28 jr dog amt B.LX.BATES.INUIS P.ROBERTE - » LORD MONK ROOMING HOUSE 36 ANN STREET.The most contrally slitanted reom- ing house in the city.Bios day Head citer central points.All Newly Fitted Up All Moderan Convenlences.Terms Moderate.[ CAHTEAD FRONTENAC CAFE NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON .Grili Room and Meals Served a la Carls, i MUSIC EVERY EVENING.OPEN FROM 10 AM.TO 11 P.M fans 57130, Grand ünion Rotel Roains From $1.00 Per Day Up OFFOSITE GRAND CENTRAL STATION.5 Baguage To and From Station Free An excellent guide-book and mep of the City of Now York tant où tecaipt of two cents in partage.ite |GILSEY HOUSE the Shopping and 29thSt & Broadway, New York Cltyrete?Thestre Districts ROOMS SUROPEAN G00 por PLAN day up AMERICAN $900 to $g%0 PLAN | { PER DAY, ACCORDING TO LOCATION | 275 suites, Parlor, Bedroom and Bath Spec families Ameri A Here lans.can A OCR TNATION.BREAKFAST, 600 LUNCHEON, 40e.| DIENER £70 20 Ti.WHUTES mu a DEPOTS | ~ QUEBEC Carpet Cleaning, Disinfecting and Renovating Co.'y J, THOMPSON, Manager OFFICE: No.97 St.Peter St\u2014\u2014\u2014 Phone 1013.Branch Office Phon 2400.[13 BAKING'POWDER .| OWN B | maxs BRIAR | BB | PIPES In Latest Shapes and Styles IMPORTED TOBAGCOS : Be MU TURR ABVEN ® GARRICE ° SMITH JE GAUVIN & BROS, TORACOONIDTA, 70-47.JOHN STRRET-76 CE CUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.bus, THE QUEBEC UHRONIOLR.7 DON'T START THE FURNACE A GAS HEATER wii serve your purpose for some weeks yet.Comfortand convenience are essily secured in mornings and evenings by the simple lighting of a match.All sizes and styles on hand Quebec Gas Co\u2019.FALL OVERCOATS MADE TO ORDER AT LEE\u2019S, 25BuaeStrest STYLISH AND CHEAP.See our big assortment of Suit'nga.SINGING PIANOFORTE Recaption Shoes IN ALL THB LATEST STYLES ~FOR\u2014 LADIES\u2019 and GENTLEMEN PATENT PUMPS AND OXFORDS, Ladies\u2019 Sateen and Beaded Strap Slippers cee AT «=e WM.JACQUES & SONS, CUSTOM SHOEMAKERS- b1} FABRIQUE STREET.TELBPHONE 427 GRAND OPENING OF À NN STORE ne Yom __M.EUSEBE PICARD, Founder sad Manufactarer of the Steel Sieve L'ECONGME de 34 ST.JOSEPH STREET.SATISFACTION AND ECONOMY The new establishment of Me.Ploard, Quedec's well known foundee, is open at Mo.85 86 Joseph Street, where the publio are invited te > examine à le assortment of Steves, G.H.HARVEY, An.co.GIVES LESSONS IN YOICE-PRODUCTIOR, \u2014AND IN\u2014 HARMONY aad COUNTERPOINT.STUDIO -320 St.John St, ADDRESS ;\u2014BEAUPORT.ORGAN HARMONY we smn | sept.22x2m.\u201cNOTICE Is bereby given that the Pier\u2019 at the mouth \u20ac Rouge river is submerged as as the other deep | water Pier that was there up to last | winter at the end of the long wharf, | The position of the pier at mouth of the Cap Rouge River is as hereto: fore shown by a flat puoy by day and ! a white light by night, and the pos: | tion of the deep water Pier recently taken at the end of the Long Whari æ ins t \u2018line with the said flat buoy about 600 feet to the west, Cap Rouge Whar! and Pier Co., N.FLOOD, apl.Vat.f.Manager.\u201d.School Opening.A VERY COMPLETE LINE School \u201cSupplies AT VERY LOW PRICES AT PRUAEAD & KROUAG 84 Fabrique St.| 1 NEW BOOKS, Oy ne rente Con , jor Drca of Somasco, by Harold Bind.1d MoGhle, by 8.R.Orockett.: a $ justom Churchill, Hearts & Creeds, by Anns Onaga | 4 Blade In His Image, by Guy Therna PAPER EDITIONS OP | The Gambler, by Katherine C.Thury | \u201cFhe Mystery of a Notor Car, by Won.| x {The Spirit, by R 3 Belelet Eaapire; by Derii à Surry, The Woman in the Alcove, by Anas | XK.Green.SPECIAL 2bets., EDITIONS OF ort King of Diamonds, by Louls \u201c~Taixt Gword and Glove, by A G ae iad at Arma, by R W.Cham ! sers.AT \u2018 PLV v NE PHOTO OUPPLES Get the Best Material for Good Work.Everything Pertaining to Cameras, Kodaks, Evo.An experienced Pho pher in of the developing and pi Peiating der Get the Lowest Prices and Best Work at : JOHN E.WALSH, Bookseller and Stationers, #1 ST.JOHN ST, QUEpRO,, Somes v NOME (Slee!) GLENWOOD (Cast Iron) PENN ESTHER, PLAIN, alec REined vy SY KITOHBNUTENSITA.The eto] Stove L'EOONO- MEis the most perlect and most modogn one.It gives mtialaction to the houses keeper ag ths cooking of all food cantbt Bs surpassed, economises the fusl and as the slnders are shakin from the ashes in the steve, no dust spresds through the house | \u2018Wa have also a special Etesl Siove far firewood.A Vieit Is Sollolted.STRENGTHENING St.Leon Mineral Water, Raises the spirits, keeps you in good bumor and restores your physical condition.If you are weak, down hearted, constipated, if your digestion is Lad, or i you have other stomach complaints you have only yourself to blame.All you requira is to occasional] take à glass of St.Leon Water.It acte on the nerves gives an ap.tite and facilitates digestion, n a word it is stre: Drink it continually.Drink, weary Bt.Leon drives For Sale at all the Leading Druggists and Grocers.Main Office 20 Mountain Hill Tel.855.C.E.A.LANGLOIS & CO.sept.82xeat tues.thurx3- Pligrim, drink, I say.di , ills away.STOVES! STOVES! ICANADA'S CHANCE Asked to Participate In Novel Travel Exhibition in London, Ottawa, Bept.84.\u2014The Government has been invited to participate in what will be known as » travel exbi- bition, 40 be held in Horticultural Hall, London, Eng., opening on Empire Day, May 21 next, and eontinu- ling until June @ \u201cthe originators ot the project are desirous that all the British colonies should be well represented.Cunade is asked to make a showing of the resources of tho country, its advantages for travelers and settlers, and the mode of travelling, oto, either by means of models, or striking photographs; the advantages of Canada as a resort for tourists, either in search of health or pleasure, snd the easy means of reching various \"pointe in Canada; an exhibit of products showing the Inducewents for in- ling settlers; photos or e vi showing what \u2018Canada was Ei pi 50 years ago, and to-day, il possible; by models of photos, showing the old time methods that visitors or tourists éinployed to reach their destination, amd the up-to-date methods of to-day; striking examples of the advantages given to travellers, eto., visiting the ony, ' and, under these leadings, Canada could make an exceedingly attractive exhibit.mme reine = KISSED HER CHILD, Ottawa, Sept.26,\u2014Mrs.Elizabeth Crow, of Aberdeen, South Dukote, at the police court yesterday morni: was fined $3 and costs for kissing Mildrod Lyon of Ottawa, her own child by a formar marage.Mrs.Crows was formerally the wife of Dr.Lyon, but in the kota Courts by Judge McCoy was granted a decree of divorce Dr.Lyon was given custody of the child.Mrs.Crow was here visiting and was on tbe street with her sister Mrs.Hempill.They saw the Httle girl and Mrs, Crow talked to her ond kissed her.The child and father ali thia Was against lee will and 8 charge of assault was laid, Mrs.Crowe was fired and Mrs.Hen.pill was dismissed.MYSTERIOUS AUTO, St.Petersburg, Scpt.24.\u2014According to the newspapers the automobile which the police have been trailing for several weeks, in the belief that it belonged to resolutionists and was being used es a base for a terrorist conspiracy, has been seizad in the vicinity of the Palace of Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch at Peterhof.The machine bore a false number.The pas.engers were armed and could not proporly identify themselves, This automobile was first observed at the military maneuvers at Kransnoye Selo, which the emperor attended An order was isswed tn capture the wachine and the two soldiers who attempted to detain it were met with revolver shots.The machine away.Last week it appeayed in St.Peters burg repainted and passed repeatedly under the windows of Premier Stolypin\u2019s apartments in the Winter palace, Ît again turned up at Peterhof during the funeral of General Trepofl, The most daring eyploit of this machine js reported to have occurred at Tearskoo Selo, where the inotorists are said to have crashed through a fence surrounding the Httle ce and made THE RIGHT PLACE erat ena BUY YOUR COAL 7.-BAT- Falardeau & Co's, 211 DORCHESTER STREET ALL THE BEST BRANDS CHESTNUT, WELSH, GRATE, EGG, TEL.No.2524 STOVE, SMITH.- USE - \u201cSTANDARD FIRE-PROOF PAINT\u201d se eee AND .PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS AGAINST FIRE, Manufactured in all Colors and Quantities, for Interiors and Exterlors by - - -.-.(THE STANDARD NOH-INFLAMMABLE MANUFACTURING 60, : 14 PREVOST ST, QUEBEC Guaranteed to be Fire Proof, and Egnal in Quall Durability to any Paint Mas eurlity and | FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DEALERS.= EEE DO IT NOW PUT IN YOUR COAL Before the bad weather sets In.Your order will have our best attention.The Canadian Import Company, PHONE 206 83 DALHOUSIE ST.|_ 5 a rapid \u2018trip through the enclosure and out again, presumably in rehearsal of an attempt upon the life of the om- peror after his return Irom the present cruise in Finnish waters.INPROVEMENTS IN PEKIN.More Roal Advance in China in the Last Two Ycars Than in Previous Millennium.A competent authority on things Chinese states that during the last two years Chine has made more real advanceumnt than in the provivus millennium.That his juclgment | is {sound is apparent to those who enjoy the vantage point of a residence in Pekin.It has long been predicted that changes would be surprising in their speed, but the most sanguine had not hoped for what is taking place, Ju passing through Pekin the streets seom .to be tho most striking plicno- menos.Jiree vears ago thers sews 4 little hope that the black mud aud the diegusming sights and stenches would ever give place to anything better.\u2018I'he hoard that bed been appointed to repair the streets was considered to have an Augean task, and was the butt of many facetious remarks.Now the board thoroughfares are fast being converied into handsome avenues.The central portion, a strip of about seven yards in width is being well macadamized with the aid of steam rollers.This is flanked on each side by shallow drains of brickwork, a row of trees, an unpaved strip of five ynrds in good repair, then a curbed sidewalk of varyi width, cheaply cemented with pound lime and earth.Tle bailding line has boen straightened, necessitating the rebuilding of many shops the rehabilitation of which is in keeping with the reat, Long forgotten sewers have been reopened, and places of convenience erected, the use of which is made compulsory.Tnnumerable unsighty sheds which have occupied hall the roadway are being removed, forever, it is hoped, and the squatters have sought other fields in which to ply their trades.The enew road: ways are guarded by uniformed police in their sentry boxes, and kept in order by numerous laborers.Tine telephone poles, utrung with countless copper wires, replace the topeyturvy lire of the last few years.The tele phone.is no longer n curiosity, but is fast becoming a necessity to progress.{ve business men.\u2014\u2018Century Magazine.\u2019 SMOKING JUSTICE, (From the Caloutla \u2018Indian World.) An offensive thing in our law courts one has the misfortune to notice nowadays is smoking onthe hench.Among assistant and joint magistrates and the deputy ar sub-deputy magistrates, anid even among œunsifls and the subordinate [lave one is getting more and more Jargely accustomed to the picture of blind justice holding tho scales with a cigarette between bis lips and sonielinre with © cigar ve u pipe in his mouth, / GREATER OTTAWA Special Committee Preparing Report-Some of the Objections, Ottawa, Monday, Seplember MA sub-committee of the Greater Ottawa committee ie at present engaged in the rather arduous task of making a recommendation on the subject which, in effoct, will be the city\u2019s side of the whole question.Ottawa Enst, Uttawa South and Hintonburg were sone time since consulted and the mat ter wus then referred to a sub-com- mittee consisting of the Mayor, Ald.Boudreault and AM.Putman, to pre pare a recommendation.No sittings were held this summer, but there have been a couple in the past few days and it is intimated that before long the whole committees will be called together to discuss what the sub-com- mities proposes.It fs doubtful if the city would go to the full extent of what somo of the suburbs want.One of the biggest elements in the question is that respecting local improve: ments.At present the city bears nearly one-half of most of such works and 8 great hole is thus eaten into current revenue.With the admission of suburbs the demand for improvements would bo t and, it the present system obtained, the civic revenues would be under a great strain.Whether or not the committee will wake such a recommendation, the suggestion has been made in the discussions that new districts coming into the city should, for some years at least, beur tho entire cost of their improvement works.LORD LEITH OF FYVIE, Romance of Scottish Host of the King of Spain.An enormousiy rich wen is Lord Laith of Fyvie, at whose muyjniticent scat in the north of Scotlanu, Fyvie Castle, Aberdeenshire, Their Majesties King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain recently made a short sojourn.Lord Leith is a recent addition to the British House of Lords, It was only in Novemtser last that Mr.John Alexander Forbes-Leith was raised to the perage by King Edward as Lord Leith of Fyvie.It was then well enough known to the British public generally thay the recipient of the royal honor wae an enormously wealthy man; but only = few peoples oven yet are aware of the source irom whence his wealth is derived, or aro awsre of the fuct that in the marriage of Lord and Lady Leith there lies hidden quite as pretty a little bit of internetional romance as is to be found ewongithe wany British and American alliances during' the past half-century.PORTUNE DERIVED FROM STEEL TRUST.Not only does Lord leith\u2019's large fortune come from the United States, but it is derived from the famous Steel Trust to which Mr.Andrew Carnegie owns his millions.At ome time, indeed, Lord Jeith was a foremost men in the ent and direction ol several ing steel companies in the Western States, for he has been president of the Joliet and Ilinois Steel Companies, and presidert and chairman of the Ferderal Steel Co., all of which\u2014with many others\u2014 were absorbed amd amalgamated into the gigantic Steel Trust of today.Lord Leith is not an American.Like Mr, » he is a Scotemean, Lift the Rock.Either put it in the of butter the size a pared by a careless cook.If coffee co! and start on Postumnerve cells ate in Postum.Many à man and woman has yet to find the hidden it was served before being boiled long enough.When Father, Mother, Sister or Brother feels the hurt of cofles dothings in this world, do your share Mr.or Mrs.Cook and see t'iat th £a in the the bubbling point for 16 minutes, THE CASH DOES NOT INTER:ST US ONE BIT MORE THAN YOUR WORD OF HONOR We wish yoa to anderstand that this Sore does not discriminate between the cash and the credit customers.Our business was started and developed along credit lines and we are indifferent asto whether you pay ma the cash or take advantage of our Clean Oredit system.In the new fll mascn, but two weeks old, we have opened more new nocousts than ever be\u2018ors at thie season of the year.You may seloct your stove from won thy Lower Price and Receive Better terms and treatment than others can afford.Open Evenings Uti 10 PM, assurance that yon will pay us C.H.LEPAGE, epLIx2m.but unlike that famous multiaill- fonaire, he never a naturalized citizen of the United States.THE ROMANCE OF HIS LIFE, Just six-and-thirty years ago, ia the summer of 1870, when the Francolrussian War was reginy, one aftec- tron, quite unevwcte\u2026ky, H.M.8.Zeslous, tho flag:ain of Kene-Admiral Arthur Farquhar, droped anchor in the harbor of San Francisen.At the moment some uariew international con.plications seems?10 be & brewing, ond the edmiral'a-ax co mans'or-in- chief of ths Prituak Pacis Squire wers to remain within immediate reach of the cable, while the uncertainty lasted, ao ns to act at once on orders from the Admirality.Consequently the Zcalous lay in \u2018Frisco harbor for nearly two months.Serving on Hard at the time was a handsome fair-hwired young Heutenant named Alec.Leith.Of course, the officers were delighted to be kept so long at the favorite port on the station, and the young ladies on shore were eqlllly charmed, and rntertaine ments of all kinds went on every day both in society ashore and on the flagship, Lieut.leith soon qecame an immense favorite.Yet Mr.Leith re mained heart-whole.One day there arrived nat the Palas Rotel, in the care of an aunt, one of the greatent heirenses of St, Louis.Fhe was an orphan within three montha of coming of age, and (under her father\u2019s will) rame into possession of untold mil lions in iron foundries and steel works and was a very beautiful gitl ns well, tall, slight, graceful and accomplished.LOVE AT FIRST SIGAT.She and Lieut.Leith met at a dance on the Zealous one afteravon, apd it was a case on either wide of love at \u201cfirst sight.\u201d But the course had to run smooth, for everything lay practically in the lady's bands, Matters were soon arranged.Licut, left the navy as soon as the Admirality could let him, and in a few months the two were married.For several years Mr.Leith lived in the United States, where, in \u201cwth Chicago and St.Louis, le became one of {ke active business mem of the \\emecinn West, and looked after his wile's vert iron and steel interests.In the end be returned to Scotland.Once there, the dream of Lis life\u2014to buy hack the estates of his ancestors\u2014wus rain accomplished.Plenty of money eoup led with good luck, enable him ta t to keep it from boiling you have Postum Le] You who have been ly served, read this to your \u2018\u2018wimmen folles\u2019 and ask ngeste your liver, Ting narves aad stomach ad bandicaps po ia te = Fe 127 BRIDGE STREET.purchase the family estates and sat, Fyvie Ouastle, and there he and his wife have lived ever sine, aubec:tring with Iavish gencrosities to local char ities.On the death of his maternal grandfather, Mr.Leitii inherited oon.siderable property, with the right to prefix the name of the Forbes to that of Ieith.Yet fortuue was not all smiles for him.The loss of his only son in the Houth African War, during which he raised, fitted cut, and nuin- tained, at his own expense, tw.con.pamies of Lovat's Scouts, was a tere rible blow to hin, THE BEILS OF SEPTEMBER.Katherine L.Deniber, In Leslie's Weekly, Farewell to the Woodland, the mountains, the shore, To the frolicking waves with = their One Rul and roar; their ast ling'ring glance at their gem.bedecked foam, For the imlls of September are rings ing \u201cCome howe.\u201d The witches of sutumn are weaving their spell, And keen blows the breeze over bills top and dell; While soft on its pinions, luene lightly along, Are hoard tho faint notes of the har vester's song.Their épris of royalty, purple and gold, The, asters and gpldenrod gayly ua.old, And the woodbine is donning her loveliest hue, But play time is o\u2019er\u2014we must bid them adieu.The school lls wre ringing each Height littlq mans proud of his coating of sun burn and tan, d wee frock< nrolengthened when summer lea How As we marvel to sec aux the girlies have grown.Ring, bells of September, your merriest peal, Though deep in the midst of our pleasures you steal; We find, as ourwahdering steps you recall, Tur greatest of blessings is homs, after all.Hidden Treasure The Gold is There flavor and value of Postum Food Coffee because and seeks to be wall again and able to © Postum is mada right, and that's easy.t and let it soak over night and then b:il 10 or 13 minutes, Ur patton fresh, & piece over and then let it actually boil at and not the common weak stuf too often pre- uare Dealrace of life, quit it entirely The little stored-away elements that nature uses for the sure rsbuildiog of the lost gray matter in the Lift the rock and get the treasure.It\u2019s thers, and \u2018there's a reason\u2019 for POSTUM È i Coppa TT VIDS TAILORS AND HABERDASHERS, > THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE \u2014 \u201cENGLISH IMPORTATIONS.LATEST \u201cGLEN URQUHART\u201d GREY CHECK, FOR FALL OVERCOATS, LATEST \u201cEARL OF MAR\u201d GREY STRIPE, FOR FALL OVERCOATS, HEAVY HARRIS TWEED, POR SUITS AND ULSTERS, ENGLISH RIDING BREECHES, \u201cFANCY WHIPCORD, ENGLISH HUNTING SWEATERS AND GLOVES, LAFRANCE & MULLIN, 4 8 FABRIQUE STREET FA 106 ST.JCHN S \"GENTLEMEN\" \u2014 GO TO \u2014 \u2014 FOR \u2014 YOUR FURNISHINGS.LARGE SELECTION OF NCY KNITTED VESTS, GLOVES.ETG., ET TRE 'T.VOT'S © 0, ~~ PHONE 1666 Steamer Mongolian, Capt.Stirrare, trom Glasgow, with pert! and goner: cargo, passed Martin ver a yesterday and is due in port at 3 o'clock this afternoon.Steamer Sardinian, Capt.Moar, having landed passengers and cargo, left for Montreal at 8.16 am.yesterday.C.P.R.LINB.Steamer Mount Royal, Capt.Boothby, from Montreal and Quebec, arrived at London on Sunday.DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Athenia, Capt.McNeill, from Glasgow, with [15 wecond and == \u2014\u2014 253, third class passengers and a er Loos.TO RENT.\u2014 4WQ FURNISHED eral cargo, arrived in port at E18 rvoms, one double and a.m.vesterday and moored at the LOST.\u2014 ON SATURDAY NIGHT, | Sop Soo double and one single at NO T ICE Braokwater.After landing passengers From St.Louis Hotel 19 Tara Holl, of i a pair of pear] prayer ds and return ticket to Montreal, both enclosed in black bend case.Finder please return to this office.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a 10ST \u2014 BETWEEN BERTHEILOT | LaRue & LaRue, Notaries, BY) se and St.John street, via Grande Allee, | Ann street.Du Fort, Fabrique as far as - Palace Hill, a lady's small open FOR SALE\u2014FIRST CLASS MOD- faced gald watch.A liberal reward will be given at the Chronicle Office\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED.re WANTED\u2014A LADY TEACHER FOR Protestant School ot St.Foy, 811.00 a month.Apply 10 Mesows.Caron, Gibsone & pot 93 St.Peter Street\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 TE WANTED.\u2014A GOOD SECOND HAND fire proof ssfe, state size, particulars and price.P.O.Box 374.rt rt WANTED.\u2014 AN ENGLISH-SPEAK- ing nurse to look after a boy three years old.Must roduce Satisfactory © I.Grande lots.Appl ouis Road, FORSALE-3 VERY FINE MUSK Ox Robes, the very best quality, 3 sizes, will be sold separately or together.care of Chronicle 0 vor SALE FOR SALE\u2014A LARGE PROPERTY in Upper Town, size, 105 feet Fons, by 80 feet deep.For particulars, self-contained bouses, on Appl ce.WINTER BOARD.St.George's House, 18 Anne St.Good ocntral location.Warm, com- Park | Quebec, Avenue, stoue and brick.All modern conveniences.Also first-class building to Mr.Walter Sharpe, St.\u201cRobes.\u201d 6 1s hereby given to all shareholders of the Quebec Auditorium Company, incorporated by letters patent under the style of L'Auaitorium de Quebec, that a general meeting of said share holders will be held on Tuesday, second October next, at three o'clock | in the afternoon, in the Bosse Buiiding, 147 Mountain Hill, in the city of to receive the annual renorts elect directors and transact the general business of the Company.ULRIC BARTHE, Secretary-Treasuror.20th September, 1906.sept.20x10.DIRECTORS.Hox.Ronszrt Jarrray.IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA CAPITAL (PAID D UP) $4,280.000 RESERVE FUND - - $4,280.000 D.R WirRIE 200.P esident.Vie Pre-vdent and Quebee cargo, she left for Montreal at 630 p.m.The passengers brought out by the Athenia are as fine a lot as has been landed here this season.They are bound for Ontario and the North-West and are just the kind of people wanted in Canada.DOMINION EINE, R.M.S.Ottawa, Captain from Quebec, on Saturday evening, 15th instand, arrived at Liverpool on Sunday morning.Steamer Fkglishman, Captain Ingham, from Bristol, with a general cargo, arrived in port at 3.30 pm.yesterday and moored at the Breakwater.After landing Quebec cargo she proceeded for Montreal.LEYLAND LINE.Steamer Roman sailed from Antwerp for Quebec and Montreal on the 20th instant.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Maddox, references.Apply fortable sunny rooms.A few vacan- Steamer Trinidad arrived at Barba- Allee, from 1 10 3 p.m.or alter 6.3 cies for October 1st.Good suits of | Wm.Kameay, Ellas Youn.Wi Wn Hea: | dos, W,l, from New York on the p.m.rooms.Hot, and cold baths.Also drie, 3.Kerr aint Gharicn Cock instant.TE SEWING vacancies for a few table boarders.ol shot | e wi on.Richard WANTED \u2014 SEWING GIRLS.Di po terms apply, Mrs.Douglas, ( William Whyte, BARRENTINE ICH DIEN.Morgan.Telephone No.88.sept.Tx1m.ais fee) Barkt.Ich Dien, which left Quebec WANTED \u2014 TO RENT, SINGLE MEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, on Saturday afternoon, arrived in furnished room, by young man, in En Tish family preferred, 10 minutes wal from Chateas.Apply \u201cF.\u201d care of cle, SMALL SITTING AND BED ROOM, with board preferable, required hy gentleman.\u2018Upper Town, P, Chronicle Office.AGENTS WANTED.PORTRAIT AGENTS WORKING for themselves, send for our new whole- eale price list.Samples free, prices lowest.Merchants\u2019 Portrait Co., Ltd., Toronto.EMPLOYMENT WANTED.A LADY, JUST ARRIVED FRON | the old country, desires position, good housek and accustomed to the care of se and servante, or any! ition of trust, or responsibility, excellent testimonials and reference : Quebec.Address B.B., Chronicle * fice, \u2014\u2014e eee eee TBE UNDERSIGNED, WAVING long experience an general account: and auditor, is now ready to under take any job in that line.Nchard, Dorchester Bridge, Quehes.10 LET TO RENT\u2014TWO FURNISHED rooms, electne hight, bain, = neuux with furnace.Apply, No.30 Paloc street.FURNISBED ROOMS \u2014 A wacancies for winter months.Bright cheerful warm sunny rooms.Gentle men only.Apply Burlington Rooms.13 St.Stanislas street.\u2014 FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENTA furnished house with all.modern conveniences.Ver; compact, open plumbing, all bright, sunny rooms.Apply R.M.S., Chronicle.TO RENT\u2014LARGE HANDSOME front room, smaller one on same floor, with running water And speaking tube, close to St.Louis Hotel and Chateau.Can be een between 3 and 4 o'clock, at No.13 Du Parloir street, corner of Parloir and Louis streets.STORAGE TO RENT We are now ready to receive oll kinds of goods at reasonable prices.Wo can also rent several complete flats.Apply to T.Davidson & Co., 6 St.Paul Street | foly2éx5m \u2014\u2014\u2014 rt RUOMS Ton LET \u2014 TEN FIRST.| class rooms, fu or unfurnished, in central Tocality, bot and cold wat \u2018 | er, 6leotric } Boarders wel, looked after.Apply, Mrs.W.Donobus, \u2018 Union Chambers, 3 Ursuline street, | entrance on Ureule street.| te ROUSE Jo LET\u2014THAT 4 STORY house, 14 des _ Carrieres street, Cape, with all modern conveniences.Hot water furnace, electric light, 13 rooms, herstofors occupied by.the late Mrs.Theophile Hamel.Ap: y to Cyr.Tessier, N.P., Union Baok ng.em core ete Aer rt NEN WANT D\u2014-RFIIABLE MEN te every locality throughout Fh to e our a, tack up sbow AT\u2014 ences, and a conspiowous places ; eo dis: GLOVE RS tributing email sdveetising.matter, al % | W ik BL \u201cpec dat De Steady | 11 sick headache is ey, ha Dyeing Clean ng Works, uplorment to good, reliable men.| Carter's Little Liver Pill ES Re] #63 ST.JOHN STREET.articles Rapirs.rés x re or posit pei pis of! frird wets PHONE 1810 \u2019 pre ohana | 4 Fwd are nd) and sas ia tabs, Canada [= LQILLETT 2817s TORONTO, ONT.roads, - COOK'S TOURS \u2014 IN \u2014 AMERICA and EUROPE ss flellable, Sess C183], | pam |OCEAN STEAMSHIP J FAMILY WASHING.TICKETS B8Y ALL LINES.| \u2014 $.STOCKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STREET, Gan'l.RR ani 8.8, Agent.\u2018INE FURNITURE An extensive stock of the latest and most up- to-date furniture.ALL NEW coups.All to be sold at the lowest prices.CHEAP SALE NOW \" Jas.Perry, 828 St.Paul St.ABSOLUTELY PURE.SOLD IN PACKAGES AND OANS.Same Price as the cheap aduiterated kinds.4 ours Letters of Credit issued ; available in all the p:incipal Cities of the World.GUEBEC BRANCH 8.N WEST TELEGRAPH BUILDING, | PHONE 446 We are prepared to undertake the laundry of the entire household.Families returning to town should conaut us for | ! i specis! rates.TRY US\u2014 WE AIN TO PLEASE \u2014 AT THE \u2014 J WPERIAL LADNDRY 54 ST.VALIER ST.TELEPHONE 95 FOR SALE BY J.B.RENAUD & COP.G.BUSSIERE & CO.AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS.LADIES | WANT 10 DYE FOR YOU.DYEING &CLEANING AS IT SHOULD BE DONE ONLY - - - \u201cso NE SET Ge.eral Banking BusinessTransac.ed ST.PETER BN Montreul yesterday morning.The agent of the tug which towed her to Montreal states that the barkentine did not touch ground on the way up.lt is said that the vessel which ran asjore was an American schooner oom- ing down under sail.BRAVERY ACKNOWLEDGED.London, Sept.24\u2014The Board Trade han received a silver cup Captain Wm.Caddell, of the Fileshire, of Glasgow, awarded by the Canadian Government in re cognition of his services to the shipwrecked crew of the schooner Carrie Easter, of Port Medway, N.B., abandoned in the North Atlantic, on the 18th: March.STRANDING OF THE BARK BAR- FOD.Pilot Pierre Gobeil, who was in charge of the Norwegian bark Barfod when she ran-ashore recently at Basque Island, attributes the socident to his beikg misinformed with regard to the depth of water by the party heaving the lead.He says there was a fog at the time, and the vessels's i topgsllant sails and forrmails were crewed v up.The bark, under topeails, + wan heading for the south shore with the intention of anchoring.The lead was kept going, and five times in succession, just before the accident, forty fathams were mported.In fact the last report of the man with the lead was \u201cForty fathoms and no bottom.\u201d Almost immediately.the ship struck ground.Mr.Gobeil says he has been thirty-five years a pilot and this is the first necident any vessel while in his charge has met with.\u2014 TERRIBLE SUFFERING AT SEA.New York, Sept.24\u2014The loss at nea of the achooner Charles F.Tuttle, of New Haven, Conn., and the terrible suffering of her crew before they were rescued, wna reported here Saturday on the arrival from Havana of Se \u2018Ward line stasmer Seguranca, hich brought in Capt.Geo.Heath and the crew of seven of the wrecked vessel, The Tuttle left, Charleston, Routh Carolina, for New York, on September 15, with a ca of lumber.On the morning of the 17th a hurri- rane wan raging and the schooner began to leak badly.Both the steam and hand pumps were kept working, but the waiter continued to rise, and at midnight of the 17th the schooner wuddeniy turned over on her beam- ends, before the men had time to take to their hoat.They secured holds on the chain plates and there remained, without fond or water, for 58 hours, until rescued hy the Heguranca.The panengers abonrd the steamer made up & purse of 9200 for them.\"NOTES.Steamer Wemndotte, Capt.Richards, from Quebec, etc, has arrived at Cape Town.Steamer Busiria, Captain Thomson, from Quehee, arrived at Liverpool om the 21st instant.Steamer Moeris, Captain Stewart, from Liverpool, with salt, arrived in port yesterday morning \u2018and moored at the Pointe-a-Carcey ei.Rtenmier St.Andrew, Capt.Nuen, from Sydney, with a tocar\u201d of oosl, arrived in port yes morning and moored at the Tre ionta] Rai way wharf, South Quetre.Steam yacht Nerita, from New York arrived in port rwsterday morning and mooted ét Chouinard\u2019s wharf.She is bound to Detroit, Mich, of for barque him \u2014 _ \u2014 Steamer Iona, Capt.Hall, trem Os h n cargo of coal, arrived reeterday, sxd raoored in the Steatner Kildona, Capt.Roberts, from Shields, with a general cargo, arrived Sood be Kell = se tros = Sydney, with a pe of coal, arrived in port yesterday and weat into the Louise Dock to discharge.Steamers Times and Borgetad, {os Montreal, and Renwick, for Sorel, from Sydney, with coal, arrived in port yesterday and prooseded for Montreal.Steamer Fghoim arrived frem Nonreal yesterday and prooseded foe SIGNAL SERVICR Quebec, Sept.26, 1906.Cape Chatte (234)\u2014Cleqr, strong, west ; outward 8 a.m.Bavoy.Low Point (584)-Cloudy, strong northwest inward 7.30 a.m.Tricolori; inward yesterdap 630 a.m., Finn ; Drotting, Sophis ; 8.30 a.m.Bonavista.Esquimeux\u2014King Edward Point bere, inward 5.30 Fe \u201c Isle (728)\u2014Rain, fog, strong southwest; outward yesterday 8.30 p.m.Empress of Britain, PORT OF QUEBKO.Arrived September M.88.Athenia, MoNeill, Glasgow, Ross * oor\u201d pessengers and general 88.En rnglishman, Ingham, Bristol, Waopherson, Eee 88.YL ovisvarg, Go ty Sydney, \u201cDe minion Coal Co., coal SS.St.Andrew, Nuen, Sydney, coal.SE.Moeris, Stewart, Liverpool, H.Kennedy, ah.88.Iona, Hall, Oswego, coa 88.Kildona, Roberts, ry BH.Fry & Co., for Montreal, cogl.88.Tenwick, Walker, Post Hastings, for Sorel, coal.88, Times, Iversen, Sydney, for Montreal, coal.88.Rorgstad, Nilsen, Sydney, Montrosl, coal.De Ki 88.G rey, St.nis, Ki ingston, W.es McConnell ee SS.Orion, Bernier, Re Bark Barfod, Sorensen, Gunn, in \"distress, Schr.Marie Vigilante, Guimond, Mechin, fish, Bebe, Louisa, Gagnon, St.Anne des for | Monts, deals.Schr.Saguenay, Caron, Escoumains, lumber.Schr.Hortense, Simard, St.Fidele, lumber.Schr.Providence, Deslauriers, Port- , lumber.Schr.L'Etoile de la Mer, Boulaine, Tadousac, fish and oil.Schr, Marie Ange, Boulaine, Portneuf, lumber.Schr.St.Hilaire, Bouillon, Rimouski, lumber.CB's J.W.Stone, F.W.Avery, McNall Bros, W.E.Smaliman, J.A.Howe and Jas.Moir, from St.Johns, P.Q., John C.Kaine, light.Barge Onondaga, Lague, St.Lawrence ., coal.' CLEARFD, 8S.Sardinian, Moar, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co., part .88.Havso, Bedekam, Pictou, N.8., Arthur E.Scott, ballast.88.Athenia, McNeill, Montreal, Roes & Co., part cargo.ss.pe es ss.Florence, remblay, Halifos 1 bal- Sphr.St.Benoit, Bouchard, Bergeronnes, ballast.Montreal, Bchr.Marie Vigilante, Guimond, Matade, general cargo.Scht.Louisa, Gagnon, St.Anne des Monts, general cargo.! Schr.Saguenay, Caron, Escoumgins, general cargo.Schr.Marie Josephine, Arsenault, Tadousac, ballast, HIGE WATER AT QUEBEC, , Sept.am.fn Tuesday.vues 11.18 1.34 Wednesda, 12.00 19.38 Thursday.12.58 2.04 Friday.2.21 8.00 Saturday.3.26 4.08 Sunday.or 416 (A Moon Phases.: First Quarter, Tuesday, 95th, 1.11 a.m, Havana, t.24.\u2014The following is the text of Secretary Talt's armistics as agreed upon absolutely by the surgents and on one condition by the government officials: \u2014\u2018A truce or ue suspension of arms having been decreed 0 de y the president claimed & the forces of the Tal party by their leaders, I, as intur- mediary for the purpose of arranging à permanent peace, have the honor to uest the of ng parties specifically to agree ring the truce to retrain from all acts hostility and to resist from all military operations of a hostile character and all preparatory movements ro manœuvres which could not have - been performed during the continuance tilities or which would have been performed under the fice of the opposing rty.\u2014No movements of troops shall take place on either side without a notification to the opposing authorities, vig, the secretary of the Interior of Cuba fred Zayas, representing the Ber | 1 party, and the American Peace Commission.2.\u2014Thia peace shall be affective throughout Cuba.8,\u2014If either party violates any of the expressed conditions the opposing party shall not take hostile action until after a complaint notification to the pence commission.4.\u2014Hoatilitièe shall not be resumed for at lesst 24 hours after notification to the peace commission.conditions dé made in ed mm.{ Signed) Very reapectiuily, Taff, Sceretary of War, of the Cae States.\u201d The condition, which Acting Recretary of State Montalvo made to signing the document was that he should notify Secretary Taft inatead of Senator Zayas, president of the lib: eral party, it the government desired to move troops.déc wh rumored late ibis afterpoon overnment and the moderatre gv ly decided to concede nraetically everything to the liberals end revels.CASsTONIA.Boars the The Kind Yor sew owas Bought Sigaatere , od Sika » Bchr.Providence, Deslauriers, Port- | neuf, hay.- che.L\u2019 Etoile de la Mer, Boulaine, Tadoisac, general cargo.| im Tt in required that acceptance of these 4 - * TUESDAY, 6 Vital CANADIAN ghey wd SEPTEMBER 235, A Delicious Hot Weather Dish LREI L/HEAT: mao Ray po 9 of setectsd Ontario Whaat, eS Cook Book,\u201d eo 1906.TTT P| With cream or milk\u2014esune plies in paiata \u2018le and digestible ormail the nutri- : nerded fr rtheday*s work.Makes the stom:ch happy, and keeps the bowels heaithy and sctive Try it for breakiast.dent 0.mired.X Fe ont oer + i os Fr.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS and SHIPPERS of the CLLESRATED \u201cDOMINJON\" STEAM and GAS COALS SCREENED, AUN-OF-MINE and SLACK FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 118 ST.JAMES S8T., MONTRE AT, HOUSEKEEPERS.The labor connected with your every day duties can be reduced to a minimum aad your comfort correspondingly enhanced by using INDUBATED FIBRE TUBS, PAILS, ETC.LIGHT, DURABLE, HANDSOME.NO OTHERS ARE SO SATISFACTORY.TELESCOPIO view of the heavens and moon may be good for some people, but a very best.OUR WATCH microscopio examination of the bottled drinks we make and sell will convinces the most skeptical that our products are of the Qur standard of drinks is right ; _ Mi your standard is right you vil eppre- ciate our beverages.WORD THE BEST! Canadian Pacific Railway SECOND TRIP OF OVER SEAS MAIL 93 Hours Quebec fo Vancouver 22 DAYS LIWETPOOL TO YOKOHAMA 29 DAYS LIVERPOOL TO HONG KONG The Over Seas Mail ostrying the Imperial Mails between Great Britain anhf the Orient will leave Quebec on arrival of the \u201cEmpress of Ire land,\u201d Friday, September 26th.First class sleeping car paseen- rs for Fort William, Winnipeg and Feat, who have secured accommo don?on the Over Seas Mail will forwarded on tht train.: The Over Sear Mail will stop only at following points west of | Winnig:-~Brandon, gBroadview Moosejaw, Swine Current.Medicine at, n, Revelstoke, pp tt pet aun Vancouver; passengers \u201cfor other pointe west of Winnipeg vil require to leave the \u2018\u2019Mail\u201d at pearest station at which it stops east of desired destination and proveed ular train, any expense incurred while waiting conmection being borne by themselves.For full particulars, apply to JU JULES HONE, City Passenger Agent, John se, Cor.Palace ain | 20 Stand 46 Dalhouste St, Quebec tl = rte ett me me Pie ait « Bee Mood te © cine, ous Debtity.Menta) ttacse on Vere, Bee ra ig es on eas y Generally & man is so glad to oe back from his vacation that for while he even thinks his.owa i's coffes is good |M.TIMMONS & SON, 84-92 Cote d'Abraham Street.FIRE COMMITTEE.CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY CLERK'S OFFICE.Tenders for Firemen's Uniforms Quebec, 20th September, 1906.The undersigned will receive sealed tenders until October, 1006, & for the suppl 72 Winter be in dark grey doth of 18 ounces to the yard.72 pairs of Winter Pants, in dark = cloth of 14 ounces to the yard.© tenderers shall accompany their tenders with a sample of sach cloth.The buttons for said Coats are furnished to the contractor, who shall lace them according to instructions m the Chief of thy Fire Brigade.The Fire Committee \u2018 does not bind itself.to accept the lowest or any of the tenders.The Committee reserves the right of 108 securities.The contractor shall tary the cost of drafting a contract and shall provide the Fire Committee with à copy of same.For other information, addresa four o'clock p.m., Brigade, where samples of cloth will \u2018also be sven.AUG.MALOUIN, Secretary Fire Commmities.MADE IN CANADA.FATE Le] The Kind Grandmother Used On the Marke.40 Years aad still the Favorite for Giest, norries \u20ac: Jumninge n tv HOURS, Cures ney and Bladder pm hve By Tuesday the 16th of y to the no-.to the olfice of the Chief of the Fire .confortable stearers The TUESDAY.SEPTEMBER :5, 1800.TBE QUEBEC « CHRONICLE CUNARD LINE.MEW YORK TO LIVZRPOOL Calling at Queenstown.Pros Piers Mi & 58 Horth Riven, W.Y.@braltar\u2014Genos \u2014Naples\u2014Adriatio, Now Modera Twin-fcrow Steamerspayons 008- 14 _nooû ; Dec.4, Are 9 5 P Fat x, à fes DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEANSHIPS QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL St.Dominion.Bep.23 86 Kensington.OcLU 88.Southwark.Sep.20 ES.Ottawa.Oct.20 hap Oct 6 88.Dominion.\u2026 Oo: 77 26.*Canads\u2019 the fastrstand most or ine Canadian Weeds.\u201cOttawa holds the record from Mont verpool of seven days Ally two miuv RATES OF PASSAGE es.\u201cCANADA\u201d.BL \u201cDOMINION\"*.MODBRATE RATE SERVICE 8 \u201cERMSINGTON\" 88.\u201cSOUTHWARK\u201d 8.\u201cOTTAWA\u201d carried (called RA A yt a4 ines pensite.ol to QUEBEC TO ++.962.80 to 845,00 \u2026 4600 to 47.50 4 ns 0 1 steamers on all of at Lex to inal pore in Great Britain, and Jow rates to Continent.WHITE STAR LINE.prom NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL Wednesdays, from Plers 48-40 N.Ry Teutonte 19 Ceârie\u2026 a Faite Sep, 26 Oc! Cel! LIVERPOOL.LONDON.ts Oet 5 Lot 10 Apply to local Agents ce to W.M MAGPRERSON Manage Pa.06 Daihouste Otreet « QUÉBEC & LEVIS FERRY.On and after the 17th Sept, 1908, pes Taira WiLL BS FOUND venient ment Ewer (Sundays weather Tr and ed BAC permitiog it) lave CuEBKO LEVIS von \u2026 \u2014 lntersolonlal sauver.42 pre » one 00 Kepeemirom Moo 10.00 hoprem 20% & da BB 3215 Kxprem ® Mow(Fne 348 Ex Expr m © Monces Rives da MoThrenes Express to fis Tn Eepron 1,00 Exprees from Montroal.£18.from Camp ais Expres trom Mone Quebes Central Rallway.PM 2) wWhlte|12.promu Bow M4 ue Br De and ages.side L15 Throueh, rare: ugh New York, to New York 2.9 Expronirom White to Boston Springfield.Mouutuas and Foctiaa dl Grand Trunk Raliway Facey.Mmoux Daye QUERSG, SOUTH QUESEO.A3 expous to the Wen, M the Wet If, Fo Erle aa Vet 4% Exnrems from ihe West.1% Ml trom the West Sanday re A Easter sine Vo [75 Eprom from the QUEBEC RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.: On and after Monday, June tb, 1908, tralae will run es follows :\u2014 UEBEC AND MONTM BETWERN QUEBEC AWD ORINOT po Dams Pulls oveny| for Montmorency 8.80s.m toil.0 nm.every 80 n toutes u pe orency Pulls for Quabes 0am bo 11.80 pm SUXDATS.Quebec for Montmoreney Faïls at whine sr Lace à 2 mine SE ds dr and every oF Palle for Pe a ats 0g, Po on TIE hohe 12.09 evaty #0 minu tes from LE CE ve BETWEEN EC AND N QUEBEC rhe West Date pres FR DT at tmorency Fa.al Me panda, bn.6.15 6.10, 7.Reste on Banda} Cio po Satariay, 4 Ee Anne de Boaupre for Puils et parles ea.AT AE 18 and OI Ex 8 free lor ro: Ae Ha pa 11,45, 2! ci 200, ec ra 0.Tor wa BETWEEN QUEERO J \"AND eT.room, | Wank Dave Quebec for Bt.Joachim, at 8.50, 1 hp and (7.16 pon.ot Baran i ae t.Joachim for Ges at 7.1 18: 1,00, 8.00, 6.58 p.m., and (10.08 p.m.for Beaupee; SUNDAYS for BL J chim, a 8.00 am.\u2019 nar {7.18 p.10.for Bea pre).onchim for for Guebas.10.10 a.m.se p.55, and ( (10.06 p.m.from upre.) a Kevmior us ae Mootmorency bag HE it * Fork thie traine; ail others sre sleoteie, | actioe for email Dec \u201cEn moins Rats5on La Poi: QUEBEC CHRONICLE Pribted and publishes by the Chrontele Printing Company, PD.Watson, Genera! Manager, at the ut of .nu ya nel.e0, tion\u2014Daily, $3.pee am fe eokly, 81.00 per ur Po reine 1e per agate line téret insertion, 100.per agats line each wabsequont iesertion, % ALLAN LINE Boyal Mall Steamships.ESTABLISHEO 1852 20 Meamers Aggrogaling 150,769 Tons NEW TURUINE STEAMERA Varie Rs Ra Raima LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE From From From raepoct pe Muntreal Quabes 0° \u201c4 cent ts.foo 3 RATES OF PASSAGR +.470.00 aad upwards Rasta d Jocailon of berth, GLASSOW, QUEDEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE rit 2 *_ MidshinBaloons, Musie and Smokfag Roomy oo PromensdeDeck.Electrio Light and \u2018and Sige Cast on boant Tone, and na er at once a oon- Tonle: ence and additional saseguard in cass of ao LONDON, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE From Londos Stentaship: | Frous Montresi 6 Oct.0 3 Kov, From Hares Onesiazs ct n calle] Saconi Rate Paris $13.63.Third Class $7.% vom \u201d Fotturthes perdeniars AERP RAR & OO, 9 Cusapiils ron Quebec Steamship Cy, Ltd Mow York, Bermuda aad Wes! Indies Royal Mail Lines.Sailing from Pier 47 North River, ay New York, Bermuda and West Indies Royal Mali for Bormuds BERMUDIAN.BAR TRINIDAD.,.| Saturday, 6th October, at noon 6L Fhomas dt.Crxx, dt Kitty, Antigue, Guade Domini Mar a one | Dx jon, nique, Lucia, Barbe KORONA.+ Welaosay, 176 17th October, at 3 p.m St.Lawrence Line.| Twin 80 MPAN.0, in eer rm 89.ogra, ro TUESDAY, 261s Se pannes at £rs.for Qaspe Basin.Mai On eros, Caoe Cove.Grand River.Summerijds, Char lottetown and Pictou.Hasercellaut accomm riation foe passagers - ton rs ars roquested to art oa the des on tuli on sll packiges, $2 8 mistakes i be race! salt only, between 8 and we.me na der dv Lurie JALOE da tion AY bY ames AL OUTERSAIDOR à 90, A .war New Yoez KE Stoo! J.Jr, Tloget x okie.Hone Jz.Azauts Quedss \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DAILY \u2014-To- EVERY AFTERNOON at 5.30 To the Saguenay every Tuesday, and Saturday, at 8.30 A.M.CALLING AT ALL INTERMEDIATE PORTS.The call at Baie St.Paul will be made subject to the condition of the tide.SPECIAL FREIGHT SERVIGE MONTREAL and QUEBEC.For rates, reasrvations and all otherin LEBEL STOCK BROKERS PRIVATE WIRE TO l NEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL AND TORONTO.Local Securities a Specialy 93 ST, PETER ST, QUEBEC, TELBPHONE 946 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET, New York, Sept.24\u2014Disturbed sen timent over the money outlook induce ed considerable selling pressure on the stock market to-day and it was not until accumulated selling orders had been worked off to some extent that a recovery set in, The rally had about wiped out the early losses by the middle of the afternoon.The early «clling was reinforced to a considerable extent by short selling for ac: count of professional bear traders, There was not much change in the -money situation or cather in the procession of events which ie drawing tighter the money market.The scarcity of funds in the time money market continged.In view of these conditions the conviction grew that Treasl ury relief for the money market was essentini to enable it to meet the October first demands u it.The confident belief that euch measures were imminent was general late in the day and contributed tsrgely im- oved tone of the stock market.The te recovery became decidedly strong but the only stocks to yield anv considerable net gains were the Harriman Pacifics, Atchison, Reading, end Amalgamated Copper Co.bonds were easy.\u2014 wire from Chas.Head & Co.New Ÿ pis & Dupuis, Stock \u2018Brokers, & bo Higa- Lo das o* - ing \u2018iis ih a EF MONTREAL i=: MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Report furnished by Messrs.Neuvith formation, apply to Boileau & Co., 96 54, l'eter street M.P, CONNOLLY, Quebeceral Agua.Montreal, Sept.M, 1906.houne St | Asked.Offered Canadian Pacific.177 1764 Mina.« st.Paul RR.168 151 t treet.: Temiscouata Railway | Toons ster.1% Ta SUMMERTINE TABLE Twin City.se 115} 116 Taking Fleet May Léth, 1006 | Detroit United 95 04 Express \"étre River TR asus DA ; | Malifax pren « 107 \u2014 \u2018 TIVES mners, N Loaves River du \u201c| Hav, = Elects SR 4 Mixed A CNE, avana Electric.\u2014 4 |E rasp Lesves Coun re 20 PN.Ravana Electric, \u201cpid.0 Xp Arrives River au Loup 10 p'ye, | Richelieu & Ont.Nav.& 82 | Mixed Leaves Connor N.Bo.0 AN Montreal Power Couvre x oi 3 .8 All Traine Dally except Sundsy Tom, I & 8.Co, En ; = = Ex ape 8 trains gouncct daily at won te.| Dominion Coal., ™ 0 Taman ed fon CRANE, |W m8 Yor farther information, fo ders, sto, apply to Montreal Telegra h Co.180 170 Fe lookin 50 Lei Bi wat Quétes * [Bell Telephony Co D.À Liniety, Gonerat Manegée, Ouilvie Mille Go.150 143 ta À Graudy, Buperintende i, River du twp.| VF vie ing Co., prof 125 In (QUÉBEC TRANSPORT LINE OINECT FONTNIGATLY SAILIMGS BETWEEN Quebec and United Kingdom The fine full powered Scrow Bteames \u201cTEVIOTDALE\u201d GROSS 3847 NETT 2588 TONS REGISTER CLASSED 100 A 1 AT LLOYD3 sepes| | Will be dispatched aout September 28th, LONDON (Surrey Commereiat Doe) Now Beosiving Cargo at Ghed No 19 For Rates of Freight Apply to Agantaoë Great Northern Railway.Quebec & Lake St.John Rali way, Quebss Central Rallway, \u2014 OR TO \u2014 81 St Peter St QUEBEC 408 Board of Trad MONTREAL 0 Quebec Transport Go, Limiled Mackny Companiesackay Companies, Lnke of the W oot.pi.Lake of the Woods, p Dominion Textile, eh Duluth S8.& A.\"dy.Tuluth SS & A.By, » pla.* Dominion Iron and Steel, 5 at 100 at 20.British 90.24, Fackers* Association, 50 at meme mener CLOSING LETTER.By pri su wire Neuville Belieau & C«.St.Peter Stroet, Quebec.Phony Now, \u2018York, Sept.M-The stock mar ket opencd at general fractional ds clines and continued steady for « briet interval, when increaded by the professtonnt element caused sha! general declines.Reading, St.Pau nion Pacitie and other aders\u2019 were rors for sale in the early denlings.n the afternoon almont fromeral coverica took place which bro, nt prices to about Haturdey\u2019s final utrs and in some caer a little above.In the luxt hour the, .market ted further in strength and the closing - strong at best prices of the 1% .| There was little change in rates \u201c> (FAVRE \u201c3% TASCRERENT, Accountants, Auditors\u2019 and Liquidators, 1 - Mountais Hil QUEBEC.ARTHUR SAUNEAU INE Specialists in Local Securities.MEMBERS of MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE PRIVATE WIRES TO READ & GO., 17 Broad Strael, New York (Members N.Y.Block Exchange) HEAD & C0, 77 State Street, Boston (Members Boston Stouk } xchanze ) FIRST CLASS QUOTATION SERVICE, PHONE 1898 MCDONALD LESPERANCER 0.STOCK BROKKAS.HOCHELAGA BANK BUILDING, Phone 1227 122 #t.Peter St.PRIVATE WIRE WITH L.J.FORGET & CO., Montreal.E.& C.RANDOLPH, New York, TOWLE & FITZGERALD, SBosten.BONDS and STOCKS bought and eold for cash or on margin.INVESTMENT BONDS A SPECIALTY.aplilxly A.B.DUPUIS \\ CHICAGO MAUKET.\u201cy Dafly to the Chronicle hed Hamel, Stock Broker, 7 Dalhousie Etrest.Quebec, Sept.24, 1906.Op'g.High.Low.Close DT wt 5 74 75 > esa # May.™ T6 BF 0p Dec.mo 8 mo a May.406 43% {3 43% Oats: \u2014 C.33% 333 3: 37 May.M5 6p 343 35% Pork :\u2014 Jen.13.37 13.37 1332 13.35 Jan.783 78 182 78 NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.From E.& C.Randolphe's Privats Wire to McDonald, perance & New York, Sept.24 \u2014 The market during the first half of the day was decidedly weak with \u2018Sonsidernble liquidation anu\u2019 short sell Many stop orders were reached and declines were very general throughout the entire list, The pressure against the market, how- eve, cased about half past one, and after a period of dullness prices began to rally slowly at first but more rapid.le later as the Tumof spread that e Secretary woul it $40,000,- 000 of Government fonde with the depository banks.There was a rush to buy for both accounts, under which : prices rallied with the majority of | stocks showing good net gains over Saturday's close.Amongst the ape- cialties American Ice securities showed atrength on reports that it would be put upon a dividend basis in Novem- Amongst the Standard stocks and conspicuous strength.for Union Pacific, Southern Pacifie Arp showed time funds, Sales 1,134,550 shares.QUEBEC STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported by Neuville Belleau & Co 93 St.Peter strest, Quebec.Quebec, Sept.24, 1906.Bank of Montreal Quebec Bank.Union Benk .Banque Nationale.125 1234 Banque Hochelaga .1835 1508 Molsons Bank, xd.27 25 Bank of Commerce \u2026 16046 \u2014 MISCELLANEQUS, C.P.R \u2026 1784 178 R.& O.Nav.C 84 82 Montreal Power 9% 4 Quebec Power.446 40 Quebec Power, pid we 121 119 Quebec Gas Co.Quebec Steamship Co.Bellechasse Tolephone Dom.Textile, pid.verser Canadian Electric mu ue 40 BONDS, Dom.Textile, Serie Ca.\u2014 91 Quebec Railway.co.oo IH vs NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.New York, Sept.M\u2014Flour receipts.20,914 barrels : exports, 12,388 barrels Barley, firm, Wheat receipts, 108.700 bushels: exports, 35,765 bushels.Spot firm.Bullish North-west nows gave wheat another strong impulee to-duy, Options closed § cent higler.Corn receipt, 107,500 bushels ; exports, 110, 686 bushels, Spot, cany.Option mar: ket was without transactions, closing partly 1 cont net lower, Onts re coipts, 174,600 bushels; exporty #0).py bushels, Spot, steady.Rosin, steady.Molnases, steady.Pig iron, steady, Copper, strong.Lead, firm, Tin, firm.Coie, spot, Rio, auict, Sugar, raw, steady ; refined, steady.Investment Securities A.B.LEACH & CO.NEW YORK CII AGO .CSTON IRILADELPr'A Ih = - AUCTION SALE ! U THE MATTER OF WILLIAM VINCENT, Merchant Tatlos 38 var areek Cusbes Notioo le bers 1 i edi Ty Toye iar will be sold a my ofioa'H Laihou.e street, Quebec, the amets delcaging to this estate : A\u2014tock in trade.Tweeds and Gents \u2018 15 uses - es 605.90 Debie as par iat.25 trous Cri et \u2018The sale will be for each it SODA A The laventory and Het of abs\u201d can ve The more will be open 1.35h, tnsant for Lo ad vo dents Terme :\u2014CasH, V.R PARAD'S Ouratoe \u2014 ete C.W.WALCOT STOCK AND INVESTMENT BROKER, | goexoe 98 ST, PETER STREET Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold, for Cash or on Margin\u2014\u2014 | Municipal Debentures Some specially attractive Lots on hand, ytelding very favorable returns.Quebec Representative Spencer Trask & Co., Bond Dealers, New York American Surety Co., New York.Capital aad\u2019 Surplus $4,800.000 TELEPHONE 377 DONALDSON LINE WEEKLY SERVICE GLASGOW AND QUEBEC FROM QUEBEC £8 PARTHENIA (celdstor g) 88.MARINA (cold atorige).88 ATHENA twin screw (oold d trage).Oct 4 88, CASH \u2018NURA twin screw (N #- LAKONIA {oo \u2018cold stcrage).@8 PARTHESIA (cold storage! Al o Kastalls, Fritoois and Salacia as extru Ba ccomrmods tion for « limited number of pas parce Kates\u2014Cabin, 885.00 to Steamers of this ligecarry 8 tha selebested Bootoh Anthracite Coal in Bags to Ace DosazDeon BROTHTRE TRE BOBER HD Nona, \u2018Lao, Montreal ROSS & CO.sa BL Peter Btreet, Queben, NEW PIANO STUDIES FOR THE LEFT HAND.28 Moiodious aud Issirutive Plans Siadle YOR THE LEFT HAND \u2014-DY \u2014 ! PUBLISHED IX TWO PARIS TO BE HAD AT A.LAVIGNE\u2019S : MUSIC and PIANO WARKROONS, 68ST.JOHN STREET IMPORTS, Per steamer Sardinian, London am| Havre\u201433 pkgs to Renaud & Co., 6 do to G.C.Scott, 2 do to J.B.Laliberte, 35 do to Whitehead & Turner, 4 do to W.Hertrund, 30 do to J.B.E.Letellier, 5 do to Fournier & Fournier, 1 do to Prunenu & Kirouac, 228 do to E Roumilhac, 30 do to J.Baillar do to E.Gignac, 8 do to D in a Gibsone, 4 do to J.A.Langlois, 1 do to W.M.Macpherson.1 do to Telesphore Sava Per steamer Lake Erie, Forster, from Liverpool and Belfast \u2014 33 pkgs to order.Per steamer Mommouth, Ward, from Bristol\u2014158 pkge to C.M.Noel, D do to H.P.Downey, 60 do to Whitehead & Turner, 46 do to D.L.Masson, 100 do to order, 600 do to N.Lemieux & File, 58 do to Martineau Co.Per steamer Southwark, _ Williams, from Liverpool\u20142 pkgs to P.Soros, Fils & Cie, 1 'do to H.& J.You 37 do to Pilkingion E Bros., 30 do Dominion F.& 30 do to 8.Bouchard & Jo., 28 do to J.B.Thibaudeau & Co., 20 do to A.are & Son, 2 do to Renaud & Co., I do to Jacques & Sont, 4 do to Thibaudeau, Freres & Cie., 6 do to Laurentian Whitewear Co, 2 do to A.W.Colley.Per.steamer St, Irene, Boucher, from Montreal\u201435 pkgs to Collector Inland Revenue.Por steamer Moeris, Stewart, from Liverpool\u20143200 sacks salt to Harold Kennedy, Por steamer Tritonia, Abernethy, from Glargdw\u20143118 sacks sacks coal to Rors & Co., 497 pkgs to order, 1 da to Simons & Minguy.Per steamer Aranmore, Couillard, from St.John'e, Nfid., ete.\u2014200 br} herring to D.Starket, 2 cases to F.Collier & Co.Por barge Onandaga, Lague, from Fauhaven\u2014520 tons toal to Canadian Import Co.Denis, Per steamer Gl from Kingston\u201421, Li ae corn to W.G.McConnell, jr.Per steamer Orion, Bernier, from Kingston\u201424,300 bus corn to order.Per atramer Havso, Dedekam, from Pictou\u20142051 tons coal 16 Quebec Central Railway.! bye te vi fathe fifiest | Hon ofthe Moar, from to visit Lake St.Johned by the mountain ranges from the 001d winds ot the St arenes, the limate of the Lake St.John valley autumn is very delightful.The round t J from Quetec to fLak- St.John and Chicoutimi by rail, through thelovely lake and mountain Bcenory of the Canadien Adirondacks down tne enay River and baek 1% Quebec T steamer is without doubt one of the most varind and de- Ughtful tours of the cont neat.A da ht trip both ways.hound tr 0 dolars.A bral EE piers ex.H bee.andy, Que opt.isztt % a | AUGUST W.Soran, EACH PART - - $1.08 or Ap = or TTR REDUCE FARES Untit Octeber Met.1908 Second Class Colonist Fare from Quebec to Proportionate Rates to otber Western Poin tu \u2018oureat ados (Ferry rr Pea fa ae (Perry leaves 16.35 AM *12.40 wm 17.00 P.M (Dally except Sundey.\u201cUsily.) Pos sl (atormation.Mapsand Tia Tables ota.applytosay G.T.R Agcut or ary TICKET OFFICE Corner Da hes Ann Btrest (oran Ohstrra ah Pat airest of 20 À Pau ats \u2014\u2014 ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.of \u2014\u2014 Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool.Sat Bept 20.20.000- Lake Erie Fri Uct.5.Empress ress of Ireland fat.Oct.13.1lake Manitobe Fri.Oct.19 Empress of Britain Eat.Oct 27.Lake Champlain and weekly thereafter QUEBEC TO LONDON DIRECT AND THENCE YO dame).$40.0 23 Montross, (2nd c'ass) 0 rr 30 Montezuma 40.00 od 7 Montresl *Oct.14 Mount Ro *Rate chown is to London only.8.8, Lage Caaxrrain and Laxz Ents carry only ong cLass of Cabin pamengers (Second Class) to whom i is given the ac- comodation situated in the Dest part of the steamer st $40.00, $42.50 and $45.00 Lage Manon ah 365.00 and upwards ; 2 Eupisssm\u2014_lat, $80.00 to $500.00; 2nd, $45.00 and $47.50; 3rd, $28.75 For full Pre to rates, accommodation, ap] JULES HONE, Jr, Canadian Pacific By 30 St.John St., cor.Palace Hill, or General Office, 48 Dalhousie & or F.& Btocking, C E Tenny, Ticket Agents, Quebec.New York Central ODEON RIVER RAILROAD, THE ADIRON- au DACK ROUTE FROM CA NADA TO Time Talbot Tne a.1908, Trains lave Windsor Station, Moatreal.AN Dally except | Now Yor peor Ou Byracom, pater, Suto, Ee oA Lake or PM ee \u201cats Huntingdon.Valle, i roa to Rew York.\"|r PULLMAN Parlor Ours on Duy Trains fir] Siosping 5 Carson Night trains between AL Tarai vi d, Besaharnoisen i ! cat vus ry Wine Ktation, Montreal 10.70 a.2:00 p.mm., And 5.10 p.en, daily except Sunday ; \u20180pm daily, and 9.15 am.sunday a Pacific and Intercolonial tral For informa x t or P.Gen Re EE VAE Lair C.HDALY, Trafic Manager.A CHARMING TRIP DOWN THE GULF OF ST.LAWRENCE Peopia deal to escape {rom the dust and hu of oie during the hot montha of the mney should take the return ip from Quebec to Gaspe, on the well fitted eine Menara steamer GGASRESIEN\" miling from Quebec every S.S GASPESIEN $23.00 TO GASPE BASIN AND RETURN 1.pe round trip takes about 8 days This fare includes Mealsand Berth, NEXT BAILING: WEDNESDAY, OCT.3rd, at 4 P.XN and afterwards on every aiternate Wednesday.For further information spply to mayllstl Steamer Frontenac.Ferry Between Quebec Sillery ane Stnf muald.th ciroumaten mi P Se a Por à DOM ce PTE, êT.ROMUALD QUEBEC so ROUND TRIP TO 80am Aske THE BRIDGE tein Top.rat VERT par, 19 a 30pm ot 2pm.bpm tuaday.1.90, 3.90 p.m.16pm 12188 m.LUNDAYS 20m cake inca » spa uald will be hold ot 1452.10 turdey night, there will by a trip fi pe yh Quebeo es 7 d'alook Piumetion 0 to Bt 9e Jomeph om and 8 Memuald win Miectri.: Tram © drat trip on Toeriare and Saturdays from how instead of Steamer Champion.Onan aft rBept, (7th, weather and clroum.1%ances permitting.this boat will run as follows: Mondays Tuesdays, Wednesdays and | Thursda .st Jean.Giopping at Ste From Derthier on Mondays Txwedsys, Thur RE Een re tn on M 1pm Batten aredays A p.m, ; end ON BATURDAYS vo hla steuner = will run from Quedeo fo Berthter gn the remdonts of this city en oppor pa ds breathing the Ane sir on the river\u2014 ne Quebec 1.0V pak, And retara to Yuebeo A.LEOFRED (Guavvars ow Mola) CONSULTING ENOINEER- WATERWORKS à enouure ' SBT.JON i {Mutropeliten lJ Somes Ts Bo.\u201cÀ » ee CANAGIAN prie LIT Tg 3 A Sh, CANADIAN (ne LA Harvest Excursions COLONIST CLASS TO THE CANADIAN NORTHWEST SEPT.25th, 19068 Good to Rotsra with fn 80 Daye Winnipeg, M [ony der mn tous, ene pelorainé, Mas.2% Lipton, fost a ton, Man.\u201824.00 TS Pass £8 mec D nore, Men, [LX Nn.Battle! 008 Miniota, Man 5:00 Macleod, AT we Lito, ha Es RRL a8 8heo, 2550 Eimonton #70p: rlonetaly low rates (0 other stations.LOW RATES SECOND CLASS \u2014 QUEBEC TO \u2014 ROYAL MAIL SERVICE == esFINEST AND FASTEST=es : Proportionste Rates tu otbac Western Palais UNIL OCTOB:H 3lst For fall iculars, appl Station, Chateau Fi rontenan O2 Ch0p Office, 30 St.John Bt, corner Palace INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY .Halifax Exhibition September 22nd to October Sth, \u201808 am teks Uckets trom Quebec including admis.fay rey an Tal Tn whem sion ta Bain Sr $18 16 roo rod a done rts ft si.900 Tor A On aod after Monday, tomber 17th, traine will jemve \u2026 evis as Pire th.7.49 A.M.Express to Canpbeliton, dally ess cept Bundas.8.00 P.M.Marie train for Riviere du Loup, so daily except Sunday, 8.20PM.Maritime Esnrew for Halilax and St John, y ex nt i Sleeping and Dining cn ga this ty 1 46 PM Maritime Ex for 8.14; the 2.and] Montreal day Parior and Diane 4.18 few a for St.Hracinthe and Monte gal duly as y except Sunday.Of al ROYAL MAIL SPECI\u2018L TO RIMOUSKI.The Msil Special from Montreal to Rimouski, which leaves Montreal every Friday night at 7.45 P.M., will run through to Little Metis, until Friday, 21st Sept.inclusive.This train passes Levis at 24.50 o'clock and carries passengers Por farther rarticalan and SI or Pardor Ceraccommodation, piense à ne y Ticket Quces He 7 Du Foret Street and No.38 Lalhousie Street.Telephones 530 and 98 NEW YORK, (RE 3 - | SOLID TRAINS BOSTON, PORTLAND Traine Leave Levis.WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS 8.00 For Beauce, pesant Bhorbroo oy Buffet A.M.Portiand, daily except Sunday.NEW YORK LIMITED 2.15 Yor dherbrooke, Rorinzfield and New eu Port © York.Buf :t fice ing Car to New York York, daily except Baturday.BOSTON EXPRESS 345 I andall Ap Both in except nday.M.Ahrongh Bullman Slesping Car to Bos! Boston: ni Banda; n Pullman will be placed iow York Lid.at 215 or m., \u2018maxing pA cvion pc AO ODATION rbrooke an: te te 1.0 datiy except saturday * 4 jg \u2014 d Pollmss resseve : toneepoiz 10 0Y Ticket Oton, F.8 JrucKING, Hy BB: Louk &.Quebes, BEC TAKE 2 TR The Now Route to the Far-Fameq Saguenay.On and after Sunday, Sept.28rd, will ruo as follows 7 * 1908, toutey LEAVE QUEBEC 18 4x For Rodorral ant Chionett t Saturday and Sunday at, dally 8 5A oN or Lake bdward, ea urd $48 PM.Por Lake St Joh, Berane aig 148 FM.For st Ravmond | Siar pale 6.20 P.M For 8t Raymond, das ex0334 Oua 7.307.sd For Robseval and ricotta Ih da; d saturday oal our tor Chicoutimi) oT ein] ARRIVE AT QUEBSO 7.00 An Froen Chicoutimi and Roberval, nog Tree Satnrday only 046 À.@ Reymon: 400 Fe From Lake St Joseph, Untardg à.daily exoept Sma 7.00 P.Poti or Chicoutimi and Roberval vu ATA and Mon lay, 7.00 Award, Monday only 9.30 RN, From St Raymond, \u2018Sunday only.Tickets Ir mle al dt Ande vw dtraat state, af F.8.dtoaking\u2019s oo, 5 Lonis tres eau LA anit cl ty, Fo Shoes ot E Re.dT Ry andl G Rr.ay Dion\u2019y ENE Galen =t.a | Parlor sad ol our a! sade oping oa\u2019 at; modation aa by Rotrelsht will be = at Quebao statios after 5.50 P.M.ALEX.HARDY, 1.@.900TR ven.Yass.Ageat General Macager Quedec, Sept.22nd , 1908 Steamer Orleans, d after 10 Bept., lime and cirou; aio this steamer will leave as toliowe FROM ISLAND M QUES spam 0 am, Sam 90 6.00 Albee Riba m wotam Usa 1.00 pee.100 p.m.gre 18pm, 90 pam.ana ON FRIDAY add SATURDAY steam «0 ON SUNDAY 1pm kes 10 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLRK TUESDAY.BSUPT-MBER 28, 130% $15.00 61 BUADE \u201cGOVERNOR™ cicans.(Direct Importation) CRONDIN THE TOBACCONIST OPPOSITE BASILICA SQUARE PER 100 STREET, If Once You Buy to Try: You Will Always Try to Buy a Good DIXIE CIGAR LE COOKING STOVES OF ALL KINDS FOR COAL OR WOOD LATEST BATIERNS MECHANCS* SUPPLY CO, 80 90 ST.PAUL STREFT D.8.RICKABY, .Vari Property Damaged by Flee | Thos, Donohue AUTUMN Dress Fabrics.All Wool Mixed Suitings, Special Weaves in Chev.ols, Scotch Plaids in the various clans, ; Check Tweed Effects.Worsted Plaids and Cheeks, Panama and Herring Bone Weaves, Venetian and Costume Cloths, Thos Donohue.1 88 St.John Street.JUST BECEIYED Art Mezzograph Post Gards Thess cardsare highly glazed and beautifully colored, and consist o: views of Diamond Harhour, Cap Blanc, Beauport, Sky ani Water Effects, ete., etc, We carry a full line of View and Fancy Post Cui Leather Cards, Perfuméd Cards, le Cards, etc OYER 2,500 SUBJECTS TO CHOOSE FROM T.H.O'NEILL, 248 ST.JOHN STREET H.BEAUTEY, ,; 22 Fabrique Street.CLA RET BORDEAUX WINE $3.00 PER CASE H.BEAUTEY, 22 Fabrique Street., PERSONAL Hon.Mr.Prevost leit yesterday for ; Montreal.Hon.Rod.Lemieux was in the city | yesterday.E.Nuir, Montreal, is staying at the Victoria.A.B.J.Moorv, Montreal, is rogister- [ed at the Victoria.| H.Dupuis and wife, Boxton Falls, \u2018mre at the Victoria.| Mre.John ialluke, Marinette, Missis stopping at the Victoria.Mr.M.Fraser, of Fraserville, is a quest at the St.Louis Hotel.Mr, J, MoWilliams, Father Point, re pistered at the St.Louis yesterday.A.C.Wright, wife and family, Windsor, are stopping at the Victoria.Mr.Gust.Hamel, advocate, Beauce, is in town oa mi ional business.A meeting of the Provincial Cabinet will be held in Montreal om Friday aest.pool, Ohio, are stopping at the Vie ltoria.Dr.Geo.Parmelee has returned ta : town from Clarencuville and Hemming: ee P.C.Mr.and Mrs.A.Lavergne, have | taken up their residence at the Cha: , teau Frontenac.+ Mr.and Mrs.Elsear Fiset and famv| ily have returned to town from the Island of Orleans.T.E.Murray and wife, Brooklyn ; I.A, Earl, Miss Earl, London, Engare stopping at the Clarendon, Mr.Hector Fuller, representing Che- valicr-Guilbert Compatiy, wus register- od yesterday at the Frontenac.Dr.¥.J.Langlois, Trois Pistoles ; G.G.Grundy, and O.B.Lindsay, River du Loup, are at the Chateau.The marriage of Mr.W.J.Coss to Miss hose Delima Lauzon is announced to take place early next month.; Dr.J.E.Tremblay, of Esquimaux Point, has arrived in town by steamer Arantnore and left yesterday for Montreal and Ottawa.Mensrs.E.W.Young, W.G.Clark, Brooklyn ;\u201d G.W.Cummington, Coat: icook ; W.H.Henderson, London, are ut the St.Louis, Mrs.J.C.Hastie, London; Mr.P.Hymmen, H.Hymmen, Berlin, Ont.; E.White, Cap Rouge, registered at the Clarendon.Mr.and Mrs.D.V.C, Chisholm, Nrand Mrs.G.A.Mahoney, Washington R.L.Read, Waldon,, Mass.: iss Marshall, York, Me., are registered ai the St.Louis.Mra.Mcintyre and Miss Claire Mc (ntyre, of Montreal, are the guests of Mrs.Weir, wife of Hon.W.A, Weir, at the Speaker's apartments, Parliament Buildings.Mr.James Feore, ship owner, of Mobile, Ala., and formerly of Quebec, is passing a weck in town.On Friday he will leave on the K.M.S.Virginian lor Liverpool, England.E.Voyver and {amily, Edmonton ; W.F- Graham, London, Ont.; R.A, Hubbard and wife, Brookline, Mam.; A.C.D.Smart, Montreal; A.8S.Williams, Montreal, are guests at the Clarendon.Messrs.P.H.Burns, F.X.Marsoin, L.Charlebois, J.A.D.Lalanne, Louis Hurtubise, R.Clarke, A.H.Casavant, M.Mazer, B.G.Skinner, and R.Boon are among the Montrealers who regis: tered at the St.Louis yesterday.Mr.W.W.Sneath, Toronto, H.B.Verrett, Ottawa, J.B.Gregory, Port land, Me.; Mr.and Mrs.E.Garsi Salem, Mass.; L.Jones, Mr.an Mrs.G.B.B.Radford, of New York, are registered at the Chateau.Messrs.J.O.St.Pierre, W.Pifce, Stanstead, A.O.Norton, H.A.Norton, Miss Nellie Norton, Coaticook ; Miss Robinson, Pittsburg, Miss Aus tin, Miss 8.Austin, Montreal, regis tered at the Chatoau yesterday.Arrivals at the King Edward Hotel: H.G ry, Ottawa; Mr.M.Power, Maneville; A.Person, Wiruisor Mills; A.Giguere, Three Pistols; A, Myrant, J.A.Lemay, Ottawa; Nr.E.Caron, Lauriervilles J.M.Michaud, N.D., du Portage; Mr.E.Tascharenu, Beauce; J.D.Olivier, J.E.Namville, Montreal.Capt.Edward Panet, R.C.H.A., has arrived in town from Ottawa and is the guest of his brother, Capt.A.de L.Panet.He ie to be the best man at the wedding of Capt.J.G.Mills and Miss Meredith on Thursday noxt and will leave in a fow days for Shosburyness, Eng., where be will foi low a course.Mr.and Mrs.H.P.Cox, Portland, Me., Mr.and Mrs.W.8.Leggett, ol The \u201cChronicles\u201d DOMINION LINE MANCHESTER LEYLAND FURNESS » WN.MOLSON M Of the Dominion 4 W.H.Surles and wile, East Liver |.New York, W.Green, 84.John, N.B., A.G.Strickland, G.A, Strickland, London, Fng., Me.and Mre.B.Taït, Mr.end Mrs.H.J.B, White, Mre.À.H.Whitney, Master: Whitney, Mre.W.T.Priest, Boston.are guests at the Chateau Frontenas, : Mesars.EB.Br E.F.Dugan, W.Mnedonald, A.G.Perris, W.M Weir, B.Carignan, W.P.Baxter, M Rountree, G.% Giroux, De/ and x Migmult, T.E.Swift, Mr.and Hrs.JS.A.Macdopald, Ar.R.Toesier, H Hawley, C.A.Lattamhoise and À R.Clapp, are among the Montrealer« oho registered at the Chatesu yester y.1 Judge Allred: Duchaufour, President of the Tribunel of La Seine, France, accompanied by bis wife and son, are uests at the Chatsmu Frontenso and ve this morning for a trip to the Saguenay.Yosterdiy nfternoon His Lordsiip occûpied a seat with Judge Langelier on the Bench of the Superior Court room and appeared quite interested in the proceedings.\u2018MAOKENLIE WING OF JEFFERY HALE'S HOSPITAL \"(Continued from First Page.) there must hi a rule against yossip, that tended harm to doctors and nur- sve.He spoke of the nacrilices made by nurses, and recounted how one of the ladies of the hospital after 50 day's illness from typhoid pneumonia con tracted in nursing a fever patient was obliged to seek\u2019 a long rest, and another, tbe lady superintendent, recovering from a ngrvous attack on a count of overwork, Turning to the memorial window erected to the memory of the late Mrs.Turnbull, found- ress of the new wing, which is 8 re presentation of the \u201cGood Samaritan,\u201d the speaker pointed toit as an example laid down to guide us in actions of mercy, and strengthen his contentions for a broad epirit of toleration in the work of the hospital in the cause of mercy.However, tha hospital was now open and he hoped jit would receive aid, and all would unite in making it a success.|_ The Doxology was sung, followed by ! Benediction by the Rev.E.P.Ham: | mond King, which terminated the cere mony.ts were next shown {over the premises, and light refresh., ments were served, and an informal reception held by the governors, during which the R.C.G.A.band play: choice selections of music.PILES.Pestor's Wife in S utkern City Re stored to Heaith by the Wonder ful Pyramid 1e Cuie.We Want Fvery Pile Sufferer to Test This vreat Cure af Que Expense.Send Your Name sod Address For a Fres Trial Package, \u201cIn 1906, my wile wus attacked with piles and suffered from them 4 years aml was unable to atiend to her domestic work.We tried many remedies, but all \u2018failed, and she gave up in despair.Mr.-Kdwin Shaver, of Salisbury, N.8,, who wad cured with your Pyramid Pile-Opre recommended iv.as a sure cure to-mef J have used 5 boxes ofit, , and part ofa box .of salve, on my wife, and she has been cured.May God: bless you and your remedy.Yours .very truly, M.G.Hoskins, Pastor.Nottaway, Va., Presby terian Church.\u201d We want to send you a free trial of this remedy at once, so you can see with your own ayes what it ean do.You cure yourgelf with ease, in your own home, and for little ex- pense, Pyramid Pile Cure gives you prompt relief.It healx vores \u2018and Foy = duces congestiftà and inflammation, and takes away.pain, itching and irritation.to After you have tried the sample treatment, and you are satisfied, you can get a full regular-sized treatment of Pyramid Pile Cure at your druy- gist's for 50 cents.If he hasn't it, send us the money and we will send you the treatment at once, by mail, in plain sealed package.Send your name and address at once tor a trial of this marvelous, quick, sure oure, Addpess Pyramid Drug Co.54 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Mich.AUTUMN DRESS FABRICS.Our lady readers should & visit to the well-known establishment of Thos.Donohue, St.John atreet, and inspect the splendid consignment of autumn dress (abrics just recived by this firm.1 better than ether Wt in Sot whim ed 1 tbe plats mn Day Sunlight Seap and follow dirsetiona.Picture Gallery of Some of Quebec's Prominent Business Men.\\CPHERSON, ESQ., 8.8.Co, Quebec.From The Canada Newapaper Curteoniste* À sveclation.on the eve of recovering, but would be Are You Tired, Nervous and Siecpless ?Nervousness leasness Are usually dus to heh ou the nerves are not fed on properly nourishing blood; they sé nerves.Dr.> Golden Medical Discovery makes pure, rich blood, and thereby nerves are rly nourished and all the organs of T are run as Smoothly ss machin- ory which rane ie oil.In this way you foal clean, strong and strenuous-\u2014you are toned ap and invigorated, and you are good fax a whale lod of physical or mental work.Best of all, the at sod increase tn vitality and health are .The trouble with most tonics and - tcines which have & 1 booming sale rial tanh hide SR Tt alcohol holdin 6 dr In solution, ts aleohol sbrioks u he red blood corpuscleg, and in the ren greatly Injures the nystcm.One may foal oxhtlarated and better for the time being, qe in the end weakened and with vitality ecrensed.Plerce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery contains no alcohol.Every bottle of it boars upon la papper The Badge of Honesty, in s full list of sll its several Ingredients.For the d st to offer you something he claims 15 \u201cjust 88 good * 1s to Insult your intelligence.fi lent Spuering into the world-famed \u201cGolden Medical Discovery * hiss the unanimous approval and spdorse ment of the Jesdivg medical authorities M all she several schools of practices.No other thedicine sold through druggists for like purposes has any such endorrrment.1 Prod 1] the Sood Posts , \u201ca onl uces al ablated from the use of oiden eal in all stomach, liver and bowel troa as In dyspepsia, biliousness, con- stipstion, ulceration of stomach and howels and kindred eilments but the Golden Ses! root used In {ta compounding is greatly enhanced fo its curative action y other ingredients such as Stone coot, Black Cherrybark, Bloodroot, Mauirake root and chemically pure triple -efi; lycarine.The Common Sense Medical Adriser,\u201d \u2018s sent free in paper covers où recelpt of 11 one-cent stamps to per thé cost of eus \u2018oms and mailing only.For 50 stamp ao cloth-boupd volume will be sous, \u2018ress Dr.BR.V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.Dr.Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con- tipation, biliousncks «nd headache.POPE 00E00000680064¢ § DAY BY DAY.} 0000rcsssssepecsssed de at à coin pra side of The cargo of Scotch which the SS.Athenia brought yesterday is the orand of Scotch that Canada likes.The possession of a fine carriage does not necessarily imply the ownership of a swell victoria, remarks the Champlain street philosopher.We've got rid of the \u201cIs it hot enough for you 1\" yuery anyway.\u201cBefore last Saturdsy\u2019s match : \u201c Poor Tecumseh.There's many 6 slip \u201cTwixt the cup and the lip.\u201d pie, (vesuon\u2014 After last Saturday\u2019s match: \u2014 \u201cPoor Montreal.\u201cThere's many à slip \u201cTwixt the cup and the lip.\u201d \u2014Not any Montreal paper.And an overcoat is not to be de spised ti days nights\u2014especial- ET nigh esped Visions of the ice man fadeth As the autumn season grows, But upon the near horizon Comes a sign of further woes\u2014 The Coal Man.To \u201c\u2018Anxious Ruader\u201d\u2014No, the St.Lawrence does not run to Montreal any more.It is running away from it as fast as poesible.It you want to know the time ask a policeman, runs the old song.And il you want to do time, he can be equally obliging.Well, il we can\u2019t have our white wings on-shore, we can have them on the river.There's another yaoht race Saturday.There ie etill room for a few more candidates in.Quebec County.The constituency is a large ome.Will the finale in the Canadian Basebull League be played on showshoes ?asks a correspondent.Can't say, but from present appearances it looks that way.\u2019 Forty towns in forty nightssie going some, Put forty nights in forty towns is apt to be cause for a nice assortment of headaches.DIAMOND DYES N de Especially for Easy and * Suocessful Home Dyeing DIAMOND DYES are the only package dyes made vapecially for easy and successful Home dyemg.They re-color faded feathers, plumes, scarfs, ties, blouses, jackets, sitk sashes, dresees, shirts, stockings and other articles ol wearing apparel.It is as easy to dys a faded garment \u2014email or large\u2014with DIAMOND DYES, as it is, to washiit with soap, and the colors are forever fast m washing or sumlight.Bright -and econ- comical women save many dollars each year by the use of Diamond Dyes, which make old things look as good as now.Users of dyes will please bear in mind t vile and worthless imitations of Diemond Dyes are mold by nome dealers.Every time you purchase dyes bs sum you ask for the \u201cDIAMOND.\u201d Refuse all other makes if you would avoid trouble and loss of money.Write to Wells & Richardson Co., Limited, Montreal, P.Q., for New Direction Book, Diamond Dye Cook Book and Illustrated Booklet, entitled \"Diamond Dye Tongiohn\u2019s Winter and Bi yuner Sports; ent free to any address, For the drudgery at Jat re a ok 2 an Dr.Otot.18 à certai Le ;bisedive Pe a aon 1g re Pre aa Saad ON, OHABSE'S OINTMENT.THIS EVENING om 7.90 to 10 p.m.exhibition goods and illumination at MARCFAU & CIE, ot 156 St.Joseph Étret.F.SIMARD & CIE, MEN'S CUSTOM | TAILORING.The time ie here {or the particular man to replenish his wardrobe.There is a in the air these mornings which tells that Summer is past and Fall is here.\u2018 An immediate order means the best possibleresult We will deliver - goods at your convenience.The New Fall Woolens are all Here.* Domestic and Imported Artistic care has been used in their seleo- tion.and you will be sure to ind your own particular desirs am them.Prices {or suits made t) messure range irom $15.00 to $35.00, Our guarant: insures their perfect: cut and finish, single or double breasted sack coats.: , OQVERCOATS TOO-\u2014A superb variety of fancy Ch viots, Coatings and Broadolothe, new fail out.voge.0000 10.00.B16.00 to 830.00 WOMEN'S COATS FOR EARLY FALL WEAR.We are justly proud of this: stock.Proud of the pains we havo taken to get it together and proud to be able to offer you such a raally striking display.The coats are neither too heavy nor too light: They are to b= worn right now, to be worn on days when the warmth of the departing summer is observed by the early grasp of fall.Whether domestic or imported the prices are right.M-de of various getty mixtures, in distinctly new models, some of ¢ | which are designed by he finest British tailors, an | made of the best English and Scotch mixtures.Medium wei ht Broadeioth Coats, suitable for s:reet a :d evening wear made in the three quarters and seven- eights length models loose , lined or unlined.Twoed Con'8 at .\u2026.\u2026000000ees eee.88,00 to $24.50.Broadcloth Coats at.513.00 to $43.00.RIBBONS.\u201c FLOWERED RISBON\u2014 Light grounds, 5 and 8} inches wide, suite able for Busnes, Hair Ru vans, Gird es or decorative purposes.40c.ani 78c.per yard.LATEST WARP PRINTED AND NOVELTY WEAVES\u2014Rich dark colors, Roman str.pes, plaids and Persi va designs, suitable for millinesy or trimming, belt or neck sar.° » ou 50:.and 7Bc.2 F.SIMARD & CIE, 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET, SI.ROCH.MILLINERY OPENING y TAKES PLACE a THURSDAY, 27th INST.x AND FOLLOWING DAYS To which our paisons anlthe a ics of Quebec aye cordially iu vited.MRS.D.R.MURPHY 46 FASRIQUE STREET QUEBEC.Lu the Coal you used last winter did not give you satisfaction, try ours ; it will Give you entire satisfaction as we seil noth ng but the best.ROBT.-BORLAND & CO., 74 ST.PETER ST.TELEPHONE 274 sep.22x1w OUR LINE OF Souvenirs For Tourists Has the Largest Variety, Including all Cacadian Sterling and Enameled Items.WEDGEWOOD WITH LOCAL VIEWS ENDIAN BRASS from BENARES andother plecee\u2014CHINESE, JAPAN- {7 BSE and other ORIENTAL ART GOODS\u2014CLOISONNE, Eto.EMILE JAGCGOT, JEWELLER, \u201c 198 ST.JOSEPH STREET, QUEBEC SEE ° \u201cSEE TEE\u201d UNDERWEAR IN ALL WOOL AND UNION.- « ALL SIZES - - Infants, Misses\u2019, Ladies\u2019 and Boys.-ALSO- FINE IMPORTED HOSIERY IN CASHMERE AND WOOL, E.J.DYNES, 49 John St.P.C.CORSETS 23 STYLES.GUARANTEED.mount \u2014 ESTASLISHED 1888 w ht "]