The Quebec chronicle, 15 octobre 1906, lundi 15 octobre 1906

[" + \u2018 = .Temperatures .Minimum and warximum tempers.+ rtm: Mpatreal, 2880; Quebes, 36-06.\" ONE CENT.The Weather.' Lower Bt.Lawrence and out - to moderate wind, a a warmer.eee ver pre QUEBEC, MONDAY: OCT ER 15.1906.ce ESTABLISHED 17646 1 PRDVNCAL PREMERS [MARINE DISASTER TAE ONTARIO BANK gy Steamer Hankow with 2,000 | Statement of Directors \u2014 Terms _ CAME 10 AGREEMENT Chinese on Board Burned | of Absorption by Bank of Er .in Hong.Kang.- Montreal.- nik LYE We A ppp mar) pes} ff VITAE (ad EERE AA ERIE SA GX] ar\u2019 all) ap) a Ew a fa]! EAS BEATE < FEE EZ RUES LIRE a | MUR EN Ari NUE vay oli .But Mr, McBride, of British Columbia, Withdrew THE CONFERENCE ENDED Quebec S:stei to Le Satlsfled with the Auard-=Conference to ba Assual Affair, Ottawa, Oct.13 \u2014 At six o'clock this evening the Conlerence of Provincial Premiers, which has sat all week in the Railway Comntittes room of the Senate, broke up with cheers for the King.The Prontiers met on Mondey morning with the ides that they would ait for three days, but the discussions went on all week, and in the oud the conference was marred by two things.They were the withdrawal of Premier MoBride, of British Columbia, from the conference because the other Provincial Ministers would not agree 10 back his demands, and the failure to secure from Sic Wilfrid Laurier and his colleagues a definite promise that the resolutions would be agreed to.The Federal Premier, with his customary caution, promised to place the proposals betore his Cabinet end see that received careful consideration, The probabilities are that the demantis for increased subsidies, which are practically based upon the resolutions of the Quebec conference of 1902, will be a to and that in the near future the Provincial Treasuries will have a few more millions to spepi.M'BRIDE\u2019'S WITHDRAWAL, Premier McBride withaorew trom the conference shortly before the close of the morning session snd went to his room, He was followed by Hon.R.P.Roblin, Premier of Manitoba, who Hong Kong, October 13\u2014The steaen- or Hankow, which was biffned to-day, oarried 9,000 Chinese passengers, men, women and obildren, and seven Europoans and a cargo including 800 bales of matting, 500 bales of raw silk and $00 bales of waste silk, The vessel arrived from Canton at 8 o'clock this morning and was shortly after moor- od at the wharf.The chief officer re to Capt.Branch thas the ship was afre.lhe captain then directed the chic! engineer to turn on the water through the fire hose.This was im- poeribie for the reason shat within 5 minutes after the alnrm was given the Bankow was abiase fore and eft.| Capt.Branch thea awakened the European passengers, who rushed down the ay, the lsdies in their night o! f lothrs.The crew was compelled to leave the ship, which by this time was a veritable furnace.The n steerage passengers Were thrown into a frightful panic.Horrifying shrieks end crics to save their lives were heard, but it was impossible owing to the inflammable nature of the cargo.Hundreds were burned to death and many others jumped into the harbor and were drowned.Responding to signala from the British cruiser Flora the naval dockyard dispatched contingents of ~ngines and avsistance.The land and floating brigades of firemen made herculean efforts to extin- ish the flanies which leaped to a fight of over 60 feet.The British steamer, Powan, which was berthed at the sume wharf, Was towed-out to save her Iron.destruction.A neighboring pier, 100 yards distant, was burned to the waters edge.Governor Nathan, accompanied \u2018by his aide-de- camp, \u2018arrived -at the scene at 4.18 am.Sora Nathan suggested e-uttling the shi ut .the suggestion was found to be impracticable.The fire wns brought under control at 6 Toronto, Ont., Oct.13.\u2014The diree- {tors of the Ontario Bank this afternoon handed out the following stats ment, signed by Mr.Georgt R.R.Cockburn, the president: \u2014 \u2018The direc- | tors of the Ontario Bank, aided by the friendly offices of other banks, have .ed in completing an arrangement with the k of Montreal whereby that institution assumes all \u2018obligations of the Ontario Bank to the public.The current business of the bank is in excellent shape.Ita dif- ificulties have been occasioned by tha | wrongful and unauthorized stock operations of the general manager, which \u2018have voly recently been iscovère-l, Notwithstanding \u201cserious losses [rom | 4 {this cause, the assets of the bank are amply sufficient\u2019 to pay all liabilities Ito the public, and the arrangement [now compieted its of the contin- \u2018nance of the business without the loss and inconvenience to which de positors and, others would have besn 'subjected by any interruption to the business of the bank.\u201d The terms on which the Bank of Montreal absorbed the Ontario Bank, | were as follows: \u2014All assets are transferred to the Bank of Montreal, which lin turn, assumes sll liabilities.Bank tol Montreal pays a bonus of $150,000 for the good-will of the Ontario 'Bank, This is all that the shareholders receive at present.An excess of as |sets over liabilitice will also gb to ithe shareholders of the Ontario Bank.\u201cI am willing to stand the brunt of \u2018this thing if they don't pull too hard,\u2019 | was Ns.McGill's statement to-day.\u2018J have been trying to work the bank up from the very beginning so that its [stock would sell, but À received httln help.T am, however, prepared to take -the responsibility and } am waiting to see what the directors purpose doing.1 will deny front the start that I used any of the bank\u2019s funds in m* speculations.Of course, there wns always a cxrlain amount of the bank's money floating in securities.No Go = aS Ca den opportunity for those wi I Ee have à rich sk blouse or cossume at less if | tition.' The latest Parisian fad is the use of Empire Green or Burnt Orange silksfor lining » Brown Costumes while grey fabrics are lined with Cardinal or Crimson.These shades are in this to NET PHEREZ COLOSSAL PURCHASE OF SUPERB TAFFETA SILKS!\u2019 \u2018To Be Sold at One-Third Less Than Wholesale NE OF THE LARGEST PORT ERS of sik in the the entire over production o ing : > ve ee their orders for the season, at less than the cost of production.\u201c* We offered to take the entire stock off his hands at a nominal price.Our o \u201ccepted and these handsome silks were immediately \"7\" abled to offer you the best buying chance ever know 11 assortment and will doubtless be sold first.Oct, 15th, when this entire purchase will.lady in Quebec to have the same chance Actual Wholesale Price 63c., Retail Price 85c.a Yard./ ; ¢ Positively Not One Single Yard Will Be Sold Before Monday, be placed on sale.This precaution is takensto enable every to secure à share of this extraordinary silk bargain.induced him to rrturm | Be remnin- | gm, at which time only the shell and At the proper time 1 will make wx | AN ; hese splendid des à y i identical quality as ed Ml the adjournment st ome o'clock, Bal ef the Hankow remoined.Tha Planations with regard to the bank's LA The actual wholesale price of t Silks is 63e ad oly he have to pay ic) but was not present at the afternoon gruesome work of recavering the dead Stock.I do not consider it opportune oO) we are selling at 85c.a yard every day, and 85c.wo .sou Th idth à sitting.The proposal which Mr.Me- | knt then begun.The fre fghters have (10 Make @ full stalement at \"he pre | BANS bought this quality at any other store in .\u201d OF this we are pouive.e width is Bride made and which the conference | alrearly recoverrd 76 corpres.Many j seat time.I am glcd to know of the | (FY inches and there are failed to agree to was that in addi- | of them were huddled together and ; tion (to the subsidies received by the other provinces, Britieh Columbia, owing to her peculiar position, should get an extra subsidy on a sliding scale, beginning at one dollar per head on the present population and decrearing to twenty-five cents @ bed would mean that y the pe eapita subsidy of the coast province would be $1.08, as compared with SD cents for the other provinces.HIS DÉNANDÉ REJECTEL.Alter the rejection of this 1, Hon.Mr: J.Whitney, Premier Untario, proposed that it be recommended that British Columbia shauld receive an extra one hundred thousand dollars a.year lor ten years.Mr.McBride would not consint to this, and recognizimg the impossibility of coming to terms withdrew from the conference.This means that if the demands made upon the Federal Ministers are granted, British Columbia will receive the some rate of increase as her sister provinces, but will re gard herself as still being in a posi tion to make future demands for spe cial treatment.SIR WILFRID'S LAST VISIT.Sir Wilfrid Laurier and bis collea es did not figure much in the last Sor proceedings.They were in the room for a short time, during the morning sitting, and paid their lant trig\u201d to Parliament Hill between four and five o'clock, after the resolut.ons bad been formally adapted.After ) stating the position of the Federal Government, Sir Wilfrid and hix Minfrters withdrew and the subsequent proceedings.were of a formal character.They included the Passing of a hearty vote of thanks to on, Tomer Gouin.Premier of Quebec, who #0 ably presided over the conference.WILL NEFT EVFRY YEAR.It was resolved : \u201cThat a meeting of the Prime Miniaters of the mevera provinces of Canada be held each year to consider matters of common inter- ent, and that every such meeting shall be convened by the Prime Minister of the Province of Ontario and the Prime Minister of the Province of Quebec.\u201d QUEBEC SATISFIED, Mon: I, Oct.13\u2014\"The outcome of ths Conference of Premiers at Ottawa in gratifying in the extreme to the Province of Quebec, and of course to the other Provinces of the Dominion,\u201d said Fon.W.A.Weir,-Quebec's Minister of Public Works, Saturday night.\u201cIp brief, the basis of settlement is that the province will get BO cents head per annum from the Dominon Treasury, according to the latest census.On this basin, Quebec will get an annual increase of no less n sum that $600,000.\u2018l'he agreement, | Can say, was reached with the utmost unanimity.All the Premiers were in t accord, with the sole and wig- nal exception of Premier Mcbride, of British Columbia.He put in the th ula approached the to aos à hell million mark.| This 4 on'y singed, while othera_wére inciner- pled beyond recognition.Of the cargo 200 bales of raw silk were saved, but badly damaged by water.The re mainder \u2018was totally destroyed.There are mapy theories ag to the cause of the fice.\"The Brat Is (hat the fre wan caused Ly thé overturning- of the lan- Pastr-vé = Chinese boardiag house rune ner who came aboard seeking cus tomors, The second was that an opium sm ker accidentally set fire to matting.The third is that it was caused by the crossing of electric wires,\u201d A fourth theory and one that is \u2018considered the\u201d indst probable, à that the fd vas Ineendiary and was an outgrowth of a boycott against British river boats.* MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.Syracuse, N.Y., Oct.14\u2014The police so far are baffled in their efforts to solve the mystery surrounding the disappearance of Nrs.May Alverson, of San Francisco, from a boarding house in this city between 11.0 Thursday night and & o'clock Friday morning.Paralyzed on one side, almost blind, and so weak she was unable to walk without assistance, resulting from injuries received by falling from 8 street car.Mrs.Alverson was boru in England 81 years ago and was a trained nurse.She was employed at her profession iu New York, Chicago, Buffalo and Rochester and other cities.Last January she was married to Robt.Alverson, of London, Eng., in San Francisco, now supposed 10 be in England.* a ere ee gm = FARMER AND FAMILY MURDERED, Houston, Mo., Ott 14\u2014Barney Parsons, a farmer, his wife and three children, were rourdered yesterdas nrar fäcking, Mo.A farmer named Hamilton hae been arrested charyed with the murder, aud in said to have con- forse - Parronr had sold his farm to Hamilton and it is be- Heved That the men quarrelled over the terms of the sale.Parsons and family met out from their former horre in a covered wagon, bound for Northgr Mi ris The body of Parsons was ound full of wounds.He had been thot to death.His wife and three chiildeen had \u2018been clubbed to death.John Hamilton, the alleged Murderer, is in the Houston jail, strongly guard.od to prevent lynching.He ix anid to bave made a complete confession.COAL DISCOVERIES IN ENGLAND, London, Oct.14\u2014During the [ast week a discovery bas been made near Dover which r.W.Boyd Dawkins, professor of geology at Owens Colege, Manchester, describes ns \u201can event of the most importance for the district since the Norman conquest.\u201d Rich seama of conl have been found at % boring seven niles from Dover, ard if all that is said in praire ie Mulfilled Rent will in a few years time develop frosent arrangement with the other ks and that the depositors are anie.\u201d Mr.Alexander Laird, assistant gencral manager of the Bank of Commerce,.eaid:\u2014\u2018\u2019The other Canadian banks have agreed to stand behind the Ontario Bank for any amount that | mav be necessary.\u201d To-night the position of the Ontaris {Baok\u2019s affairs is bristly.Thi ak ontreal is winding up the Ontario bank with opfn doors.TRé Bank of Montreal has nssumed aH liabilities of the Octario Bank giving the latter's creditors the security of the Bank of Montreal.To protect the latter bank in this assumption of liavilities other Canadian banks have guaranteed $2.820,008 should the Ontario Bank's assets, fall short of liabilities.This guarantee will be only a final ve source after the Ontario Bank's assets and the second liabilities of its banks which have so lar signed the guarantee ars the Banks of Montreal, Commerce, Imperial, Toronto, Dominion, Traders\u2019 and Royal, and communications are now being carried on with other leading banks which are expected to join, including the Banks of Move Reotia, Merchants\u2019, Molsons and British North America.In accordance with the change of control of the Ontario Bank.r.C.MeuiM as resigned as eral mana, and the hoard hae pointed MA.v.Braithwaite, who is local manager of the Bank vf Mantreat, to be general manager of the Ontario Bank.This ia expected to be followed by the appointment of a curator and & committee of three Toronto bankers.to assist him.SAILORS SOALDED TO DEATH.New York, Oct.14.\u2014A steam pipe exploded to-day on the steam yacnt Colonia, owned by Frederick (3, Bourne, former commodore of the New York Yacht Club, as she lay in Oyster Bay Cove.Five sailors aboard the vessel were [rightfully ecalded bv escaping steam and three died wonn after being teken to Nassau hospital, Mineola, L.I.The other two will survive, it was said, at the hospital to-night.HOLY WAR iN ALOENA, Algiers, Algerias, Oct.14.\u2014Despatch- es received here from the interior show that the local situation is growing \u2018v seriousness.A large band under Mulw Abbout, & cousin of the ernor of Tafilalet, and Mulev Rachid is traveling through Tafilalet provinge end preaching a holy war.Arrangements have heen made that every section of the population according to ite anm-, erical ability and the malcontents, are to meet in November at Ouedghir, two days march from Cnlomb-Becher, and attack at once the French posts in the southern district.Cook's Cottoa Root Compound.RAN = A Bent | MA shareholders have been exhausted.Tho | Hous?Furnishings.Let our experts help you to beau A tify your home.to edvise and aug doubt-as to the \u2018 9 2 sk Voge.| LL Wool Blankets, 1800 pair, Wool Blankets, Tet, cardinal or grey, splendid ties, prices per pair $2.19 to.Hand Towels.40 dozen Hand Towels, Damask with red or blue bo: White Lawn.White Checked Lawn, , special per yard.They will be glad t if you are in t method of ar- \u2018 ranging your furniture, grouping your pictures or- draping your curtains.Cut G'ass Tumblers.Table Tumblers .of finest quality W glass, regular size, two different patterns, deep cutting, Price per doen.Overcoats Men's Nobby Overcoats, ready-to-.wear, the very latest style, tight-fitt- ing at waist, flaring skirte, best quality of dark grey tweed, checked lin- 85 Different Shades From Which to Choose.\u201d - \"These shades include three shades of Nile, also Sage, Olive, Sky Blue, Bluet, Royal, Navy, Marine.Cardinal, Remember this quality cannot be duplicated in Canada for 85 cents a vard.ON SALE MONDAY di.[2 Carpets and Rugs.Rich Velvet, Brussels and Axminster Carpets in all the very newest and most correct designs, Oriental Rugs of the richest and most durable kind, im fact the finert showing of Carpets sand\u2019 Rugs in Quebec may be seen hers.Biscuit Jars.5 dosen China Biscuit Jars, very gulag price 2c.each, Mondaypretty decorations, shaded grounds, re.l5¢ The \u201cPaquet \u2019 Shoe.The stylish \u201cPaquet Shoe\u201d for men is rapidly growing in the popular favar, or.Few people will pay from 84.00 to 86.00 for an inferior shoe when tel 5% ° \u201cPaquet\u201d may be bad for.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.Basgment Bargains For Monday Shoppers we you are in the store be sure to visit the basement.There in always something of Crimson, draw, Cl Helio and London Smoke.¢ PER YARD.Fine Furniture.Drawing Room and Dining Room Farpitore from the simplest and least expensive\u2018 designs and finishes to the handsomest and most elaborate models to be found in Quebec, now on exbibition in the Furniture Depart ment at the most reasonsble of prices Church Ornaments.We invite the Clergy po call and in t ificent showing of vest- Tentes ornamonts id satus.This is by far the largest apd finest dis play in Canada.Framed Pictures.Fine Framed Pictures, very desirable colored subjects, suitably framed in dark oak frames of various colors, remarkably cheap because turned out in immense quantities, Our Leader at.Berry Spoons.Silver Plated Berrv Spoons, threa different styles, in beautiful silk-lined box, a real bargain at, eadh.The \u2018\u2018Paquerette\u201d Shoe.The dainty \u2018\u2019Paquerette\u201d Shoe for Women may be had only at this store.You will never wear any shoe but the \u201c\u2018Paquerette\u201d after you have once ex- porienced the perfect comfort.it affords.ice.Specials In Confectionery.AKE home a supply of Candies.These speciale at the new Coni inter fectionery Department will in.olaim that British Columbia waa dif | into another Lancasbire The new Ta aH utd Particular interest to be som.here and ry Depar nN ferent from other Provinces, amd ha conl fald je claimed to be the largest ps eon.\u201c in SET a special list of bargains is prepared terest you :\u2014 NS ired dif et laid difrrence and The value.of thd is ! Sac 2 Bards tronges, 4 3.8 for every day.These three speciale Fine Chocolate Creams, Vanilla and » NN ley, be brought up all manner of tech- | at anythihg over one thousand mil td br Ine a, or sent .Ty tbe Sila-Zpy, It cen- are only threes from amongst a hun- Strawberry flavors, special per 11.300 A ploalities, but sould, or would not | lions sterling.The ares of the fold t 8! real data on which any- Le déni could be based.\u201d ie rtated to be one hundred square nifles., forme te the festures by its case of adjustment, dred others on sale for Monday.Pepermint Chocolates, extra quality, \\ 2?y Price ! country wastfortunate \u20ac mills of Switzerlandwas ac- passed into stock.We are thus en- n in the history of the sto.This is i secure the silk for slips for handsome evening vik bla cum loss than the cot of the imi.§ Linden.Apple, Reseda, Emerald, Em * hampagne, Beige.Cu 10 dosen Milk Skimmers, white gran- EX OCEAN ARRIVALS.© \u2018besides this \u2018we adapt Cherry, Raspberry, Orange and Le $ October 13th, 1906: \u2014 \"lass to your ope a Sa A mon Drops, coated with: granulaied N 88.Caledonia.at New York, from by the mest mederr Monday i lle wget, special por Become 108 ; \u2014\u2014 - oo sé Gloagow and Moville- \u2018 u .: sénvsanes vosmerses aesarstarecemtensfeseremanices Lowne % .38.et Li - n\u2019s (ST SET, om ae ae © toes Ter Bt, ee a, Y's Boabousor o on on ry 88.Cymeic, at Boston, from Liver retinned wire, regular price Sc.each.X There bigh-grade Bonbons are farm 1 On Sale Monday.one over, for their quality 88, Canadian, at- Liverpool, from 88.Canada, at Liverpool, from Mon ., @ 4 Quet ool, Tro Gordon\u2019s Old Tom Es in , en tr mee HY Gordon\u2019s Sloe Gin Pet tags bon Mo 90.Bic et ee\u201c Mons | ETES \u2018 \u2019 : ' \u2018 10 dosen Egg Boaters, cast iron and shes.ous, and purity.Try a à D.pack of They compris a the laoding APB ELE WEB Be A a A J FER YA = te \u2018 3 { * \u2019 GLOVER, FRY & COS.LATEST NOVELTIES.4 Millinery Dept.Lag Sy Sot My, es «CT Newest Shapes In Pelt and Fur Hats, Feathers, Wings and Flowers, Hair Ornaments.Mantle Dept.\u2019 Now Drossing Jackets and Wi ow and Wra :_ New Children\u2019s Jackets and Infants\u2019 Cloaks, + « Kid Gloves.Long Black Glace Kid Gloves, g White Glace Kid Gloves.Long Cashmere Swede and Silk Gloves, Dress Goods Dept.Novelties in Plaid Dress Goods, ** Novelties in Check and Fancy Cheviots, New Plain and Fancy Silks.La Carpets in Great Variety Now Designs in Linoleums and Oilcloths.New Carpet Squares ail prices, Tailoring Dept.Latest Novelties in Overcoatings.Latest Novelties in Suitings.Novèlties in Ties, Kid Gloves, Hostery, etc.5 Per Cent Off for Cash.+4 E SIERLING SILVER GANDLESTICKS Prices from $20 to $90 a Pair.In all Sizes from 6 to 18 Inches.All English Hall Marked.Sterling Silver Tea Sets, Kettles, Trays, Butter Dishes, Bread Traye, Muffineers, Pin Trays, Toast Racks, Vases, Fruit Dishes, Almond Dishes, Bon Bon Dishes.Rich Cut Glass Wares.Water Sets, Liquor Sets, Whisky Sets, Water Pitchers, Cream Jugs, Vinegar aud Oil Bottles, Fruit Dishes, Celery Dishes, Olive Dishes, etc., eto.Clocks and Bronzes.Carriage Clocks from $10 to $90.Diawing Room Clocks from $25 to $450.Fronch Bronze Statuary and Candelabra.Fine Leather Goods.Dressin, Cases, Glove and Veil Cases, Vanity Bage, Shopping Bags, Opera Bags, Purses, Oard ages.G.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS, 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec.TI.Hair And, too, The @uebeg Ghronigle QUEBEC, OCTOBER 15, 1906, .ANOTHER COBALT.No less than three hundred mining prospectors have been working in the Chibugamuo district this year, not withstanding ite difficulty of access, it being nearly 200 miles distant from the railway at Roberval, and only ne- cessible by canoe or on foot.Most of the prospectors have now come out until spring, and all of them give glowing accounts of the mineral wealth of the district.Mr.Blake, who had ! charge of one of the parties for a |Quebee syndicate, reports that not: \u2018only is there an immense deposit of jasbestos and good finds of copper and I gold, but specimens of Cobalt have also been brought in.But perhaps the most important discovery of all is that of a mountain of magnetic iron.Iron ore in this province is almost always titanic, and the great cost of getting rid of the titanium makes it impossible to work, Hence the importance of this discovery of magnetio ore, just beyond the height of land sloping to James Bay.It will be practically all down hill to bring this ore to tide water at Chicoutimi, so if a railway is constructed, this iron will probably | prove to be of the utmost importance to the Province of Quebec and will create industrios in our midst like those of Sydney, in Nova Scotia, and Sauit Ste.Marie, in Ontario.In the same way, the other minerals\u2014asbes- tos, copper, gold and cobalt\u2014should bring about the same wonderful re sults as at Cobalt in Ontario, where \u2018on a similar geological formation the imines aro making immense fortunes, and where the rallway from Lake Nipissing to James Bay, built by the Ontario Government, in what many \u2018thought to be a venture-some way, \u2018is already paying the interest upon its cost.It appears that not only is the Chibugamoo district rich in minerals, but it has à good soil, a climate as good as the Lake St.John district, and it is well timbered.| The Government of our Provifice is not, of course, in as good a financial position as Ontario, but nevertheless it should take some atepe to try to have this country opened yp by railway when fully satislied as to the existence of these mineral deposits.There are seventy million acres of land jo this territory and it would not seem to be unwise to take some means to give these lands a value.THE METRIC SYSTEM, There are two things that trouble the minds of some people with un- wwatying - pertinacity, and, though they may remain quiescent for a short period, refuse like obstinate ghosts to (stay laid, phonetic spelling, to wit, and the Metric System.The former lan just had one of its periodical re- jappearance, and thanks to President Roosevelt, is likely to be laughed out of court for some time, but the latter has been showing signs of life within the last year or so, and, it has been hinted, may become the sbbject of governmental action also.That.is-to say, that there are persons who are advocating the adoption of the Metric | Sydtem as a compulsory, and not as ;en optional measure, ahd the abolition of the present standards of weights and moasures used by the Anglo- Saxon kingdom, The Metric Sydtem bas heen legalised in the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States, for over \u2018a quarter ol a century, and though anyone might make use of it that liked, tho principle, that of decimals, has not been adopted, except in the case of the currency on this side of the water, Its advantages, therefore, may be regard vd as more theoretical than practical, fince with the exception of a few scientists, there has been no general disposition to have recourse to it, and even now there are those who have consed to regard Îts introduction into medicine with favor.In France, which may be rightly called the home of the system, wbvre it has been established by law evor since; 1796, and whore in 1837 atringen£@ws were enacted to compel the use of it under severe penalties, there qas been such a wide spread, though tacit resistance, that the government has been reluctantly compelled to rucognise its existence, and to declare that henceforth it would not consider it worth while to enforce the laws against it, but would instead, Appeal to the patriotism of the offenders.In other words, the in- dusiries end professions in France, which use the duodecimal in preference to the decimal system are so numee- ous that i$ would be dangerous to interfere with them forcibly.The following is the text of the letter: \u2014 REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE, Paris, Apstl 11th, 1906.To the President of the Chamber of Commerce of .It has been the duty of my department on several oocasions to give in- wiructione to the Weights and Measures luspectors to oblain complete suppre- sions of the weights and measures for- bidden by the law of July 4th, 1807, |\\Y, rvrioped form, Th has requested hw te seis of ilngal sheadards.| amnion ood in ol f , D test À Halr Vigor is regular grow an ae it life and arength: This isn\u2019t the ki it keeps the scalp so clean snd healthy.aie\" ] _ MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1906, mi set ! cet We bad noticed that your Meh pt oto \u2018he foos of the HOTELS.| was looking prey and Mat it Th ie te that taint attach | tacked luster a we didy\u2019t§ ms to the amateur standing of mod NEW YORE CITY.\u2019 \u2014 au one hale oat ond boty ill i Lat era Cae | in a .IK r, males 29 À |eronso TRY yielded shin porated bon MURRAY HILL nd of hair that falls sut} 0.AY Ce.The Ingpectée Department in wite of all ita efforts, has not yet obtained the desiced result.This appears to by mainly dos to the persisience with which certain bodies of tradesmen son- tinue 0 use prohibited standards and cause therehy the employment of it- Legal weights and measures.I have found, in fact, that in some industries, the advertisements, prospectuses, catalogue, ete., exchanged between manufacturers or sent to clients contain illegal denominations.Manufacturers will no doubé plead that they are under the obligation of continuing to designate their articles in inches or lines and that they dare not make alterations from the present state ol affaies far fear of bosing orders.It ie true that, in certain cases, it is nore a question of the names than of the actual measures for sale of merchaa- dise.But the present result is brought about no Jess by the vexatious customs which hinder the ciforts made by my Department to obtain the suppres sion of all weights and measures other than thoss ef the metric system, os pecially the inch and the line.I do not think i} fs needful for me to give a lis of thw industries and professions which employ the prohibited standards, they are still numerous, and most of them well known to thy members of your Chamber, I no longer think that it is any wes to enforce the strict application of Article 45 of the Order of April 17th, 1639, which orders that all contraventions relative to the illegal standards which are found in publie circulars and announcements shall be reported by the Inspection Department to the Comptrollers of Registration.1 perceive, in fact, that if this procedure were followed, a considerable number of prosecutions would have to be undertaken and cause trouble in commercial and industrial operations, \u2018 I have been led, under these circumstances, to comsider whether it would not be possible to modify the present state of affaits by other means than force, and I wish to ask Chambers of Commerce to request their members to use their influence either with the works they patronize or with merchants thempelves, to get them to give up praeticos which are contrary to law.> I am persuaded that they will not bes indifferent to the appeal made to them by the government, on this oc casion, but they will give their the standards used before the creation of the metric system to disappear, 1 shall be glad if you will acknowledge receipt of this letter, a copy of which T am sending to all the weights and measures inspectors, who, being daily in contact with merchants ead manufacturers, will be able to furnish you with useful information with regard to industries and trades in your district in which the old standards are still used.GASTON DOUMERGUE, Ministre du Commerce, de l'Industrie at du Travail, One of the arguments, and a very strong one, in favor of a change from the duodecimal to the decimal system of weights and measures, is the greater facilitation of commercial and scientific standards, but it might equally as will be used in a contrary direction.The great objection to any arbitrary change is the inevitable confusion and difficulty of calculation that would ensue, temporarily at least, and the letter of the French Minister of Commerce and Indusities shows that, if any.change is to be made, the abandonment of the Metric System would cause the least disturbance, and affect a comparatively small minority.The Halifax Herald, thus sume up the case; \u2014 The Metric System fs not a good system for practical affairs, It ls very good for a few scientists, but it le not convenient for manufacturers, mechanics and people generally.The voire of scientists is, therefore, not to be taken, in deciding upon the adoption or rejection of this system.It need scarcely he added that even though the Metric System should ba found fairly perfect for use in France \u2018(which is very far from the fact), there would still bo overwhelming reasons why It should not be adopted in the British Empire, the United States, or Russia, But for the Eng lish speaking world to take up this proved umsstifastory and \u2018mprarti- cable system of France, would\u2019 be nothing short of show madnoss.+ RSS PS AN AMATEUR NOVEMENT.\u2014-The Civil Service Amateur Athletio Astoclation of Ottawa, though only a few months old, has succeeded in bringin @ vexed question in athletics to Bat point in practice at which every one may see it.je association ie avowedly amateur, Its \u201corganizers, moet influential mem- bets, bulk of ite membership, indeed sre imbued with the amateur idea.In Sts brid experience the ne sociation has encountered the evil of help in causikig the last vestiges -ofsemi-prolessionalism fo its most plain: beconte frankly profeasional.To foot, remaips attached, Thodiscussion induced by the action of the run a On the one band there is professionals and ball and- bockey the suapion double deali Civil Borview Association has wide range, the opinion that amateurs should be unalterably separ.HOTEL 40th-41st St.& Park Ave.FARMER LIU C0 Dove TO astm, we = Telephones in ait rooms.> ated.On the other is_the proposition | | European Plan.Table d'hote.and probably under cxisting conditions 3159 par andu n Canadas, that amateurs and profes- | ne no.Joe dy aa, sionals should be allowed to compote | |\" \u201c3% M.BATES.LOUIS P, RoOSEATS, together without the amateur being thereby disqualified.But as a preliminary stop the professional should acknowledge himself such, When playing with or azainst amateurs he should distinguished as a prolsssivnal, To prolessionaliem in Îtæelf no discredit may attach, but under the present system, concealment of the truth, deliberate misrepresentation in some cases, makes the mis: chief which is abhorrent to a cleanue eporting spirit.If & man is paid for his play, the sport-lovi publie, who per the shot, should know that he paid.There would then be two classes of - men playing the big game, those who are paid and thowe who are not.Under present conditions it sdems impossible to keep them apart, but with a public differentiation of their status, misrepresentation would cease.In fhe meantime the Civil Bervies Amateur Athletic Association is to be copgratulated on having taken the courageous stand it has in a very difficult matter.\u2014Ottawa Journal.SPORTSMEN WANTED To enjoy the privileges of Snow- Lake reserve for the balanes of hunting season to 31st Jan'y.Camp accommodation every four miles from St.Ferreol to rt $5 per d; h t arge, $5 per day each guest, which includes car Tare.from Quebec and return, carriages, provisions and one guide each guest.Horse takes all bag, within 8 miles of Lake.Hunting along the route.3 parties in to date, result 5 Cariboo Apply to J.W.BAKER, À Kent Houseoct.12x000n.weds frix3m B .SAVE 20 P.Cy purchasing your Fur-Lined Overcost at J.E.\u20180.Proux, 9 8t.John street, and you will find the best lin- | luge and fur collars.Also Racoon Coats made to order from $48.00, oct131w .Montreal - Steel i Works, 20 f Limited.Single and Double Trucks for Electric Cars, Acid Open Hearth Steal Castings, of all kinds.\u2014 \u2014 80 ST.PATRICK ST, POIAT ST.CHARLES Book will beélossd until Octobee MONTREAL.31st noxt inclusdvely, By order, J.F.DEMERS, N.D., @3t12x8w.manager nm * LORD MONK ROOMING HOUSE 36 ANN STREET.Tho mast centrally diated resm- ing house in the city.the Fronte- In close nig Bert Cheol and other central points Al Newly Fitted Op All Moderan Conveniences.Terms Moderate.Grand Union hotel Room From $1.00 Pee Day Up > Baggege To and Frous Stration Fres An encalleni guile-book end wap of the City of Now Yesk amt on pecuist of two conta ia postage.PER DAY, ACCORDING TO LOCATION Parior, Bedroom and 78 suites.©, Bed Bath 6 TO $.20, Tée.& & DUNCAN, Prop.NEPTUNE NN QUICK LUNGH.ers served in every style.Fried, stewed en 1 +hell.Stora, cutlets, wiches, ham, chicken, Toasthest , clul , Omlets.¥ um, oh Le Eng chocmate.À vtt le sdictied wtislaction gusrsntesd \u2014SPECIALTY\u2014 .Bandermn Ecoteh VY hisk Kindetlen Gf n 's 0 Tore Wines, Arnon ila Sherries Dry therry, Framo Rogie à Où'e Cognae- J.T.LEVALLEE, Propricter.BELLECHASSE TELEPHONE COMPANY.1a dite Ta Gomupuay wil pag tm.share te, mi holders dividend of 4 7 peing et thorateof 8 \u20ac per annam on {ta paid up ital, 1st April, {5a and o) the a pital pis ince 101 April, We, (ew ) a similar dividead at pro rate [roms the time these shares were paid.This dividend is or the period of business extending Ist Ap: il.1908.to 1st October, If TRE \u201cNordh \"Since the days of names, like those of Stand for perfection In the making of the selli buying of Pianos.The Metrosty tion ta the public, irrespective of aay Wo have just received another lot of Ladies\u2019 Furriers to H.M.Steinway Pianos LEAD THE WORLD; THE CANADIAN PIANOS Liszt and Rubl in, the Btbeen the choice of the greatest Artists of rope and Aner a an rat PADEREWSKI, STEINWAY, NORDUEIMER Nordheimer One Price System and easy methods of psyments applies to of Pianos the modern metho.ly of other industrise, conveying to the intending purchaser a degree of confidence heretofore unknown in CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.The Nordheimer Piano & Music Co., Ltd.ESTABLISHED IN 1640 £80 ST.CATHERINE STREET, WEST, MONTREAL H.S.THOMSON, 61 ST.PETER STREET, LOCAL AGENT.le Pianola and the Pianola Ladies Mousquetaire Gloves.Mousquetaire Gloves in 18 and 16 butién lengthe.Holt Renfrew & Co.eimer\u2019 eros of Europe and Americas, and thelr music and the making of Pianos.The the INSPECTION INVITED.Pisnowre on daily demonsie;- intention to purchase, \u2019 mir Ë 13 ST.JOHN STREET HARDWARE coy .St.Peter Street, Lower Town Branch, FabricvaSt., Upper Town RIFLES of Viincheser, Savage and Mao GUNS \u201cstate ange mort voue REVOLVERS isis kad Cartridges, Lodded Shell, Gun Implements, Eto, : Complete Camping Outfita,.Joseph Rodgers & Soma\u2019: Cutlery.2 Kitchen Utensils.1 Geneual & Heavy Hardware.e 8.J.Shan & Co, = AND = CO, ARTA Lad TO AE STE Guns, Rifles, Revolvers AMMUNITION PROWSE\u2019S STEEL RANGES: JEWEL.* COAL AND WOOD STOVES, | BRASS COAL HODS, SCREENS, FENDERS, ETC, TELEPHONES: \"Upper Town 578 LoWe.Town 44 \u2014_\u2014 ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HEALTH BRAND UNDERWEAR.BLANKETS.FLANNELETTE UNDERWEAR We have in Stock a Come plete Assortment of these Seasonable Goods in all Qualities.They havebeen Marked at Very Low Prices.t BEALTH BRAND VESTS, White natural wool long sleeves for a av 60c., 650., 68¢., $1.10, $1.28, $1.%09 $1.32, $1.40.& HEAITH BRAND DRAWERS White and natural wool for ladies\u2019 at $1.10, $1.30, $1.35, $1.48.WHITE BLANKETS, in ul th bet kes f 48, $2., ; R065, $3.95, 54.15, $4.60, 85.46, 86.75, « \u201c26.00, $6.50.WOOL SHIRTS, for boys\u2019, all sims natural wool av #0c., 8Bc., 48a, 550.65c., 70v., Tc., WOOL DRAWERS, for boys\u2019, all sizes natural wool, at 300., 830., 480, 56c., 65c., 70c., 78.WOOL UNDFRSKIRTS, in ® rn 4 and 40, knitted patterns at $i.10, $1.38, $1.78, $1.90, 81.95, 92.38, - PELT SKIRTS, in Cardinal Nay trimmed with braid at §1 $1.75.MOIRETTE SKIRTS, special value for ladies\u2019 81.40, $1.78.DRESS STUFFS, in the latest fancy materials at 40c., 480., 560., 680, Tde., Be, BBc., 900., $1.10.FELT HATS, trimmed ready to wear for ladies\u2019, only 98¢., $1.90, $1.98, $2.15, $2.45, 3.10, $3.28.MARABOUT STOLES, we have some splemiid values in these at $2.95, $3.25, 83.50, 95.25 OSTRICIT BOAS, in black, grey, natural amd tmick and white, at $2.48, $3.08, $4.50, 96.25, LACK COLLARS, a very ekoice air sortment of lace stock, collars et 150., Queen Alexandra.TELEPHONE 350 , 170, 24c., 38e., ., 3%., do, 480, 88¢.SINONS & _ MINGUY, SUCCESSORS TO SIMONS & FOULDS 20 FABRIQUE STREET.\u2019, } 104 NRF stndard for Get, I ney and roo + Tow 58 MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, \u2014 1v06, The Commissioners of the Transcontinental Railway, NOTICE.Notice is hershy given that the Comeéesioners \u2018 of à Transcontinental way have this day filed and de- in the office of the Registrar of Deeds for the County of Portneul,.in the Province of Quebec, a revised plan, profile and book of reference of the lands ired for the purpose of tho Epstern Division of the National Transcontinental Railway through the said County of 'Portmeuf, in the con- er of à branch line 0.95 of a in Jongth from a point on the main line of DID YOU HAVE SHREDDED FOR BREAKFAST THIS MORNING ?If not, wi not?It suppliesthe greatestamount \\dHEAT: ot nutriment with the least of Canadian wheat.A breakfast of Shredded Wheat with het mitk or cream supplies the energy for n whole day's work.Try It.CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT CO, Limited.Niagara Falls, 296 \u2018Toronto Oftice, 34 Church Bt.THE ONTARIO BANK its Business Likely to Go to Bank of Montreal, : Toronto, October 13.\u2014Prompt and ! confident action by the Bank of Moat.[real in taking over the affaire of the lite lishilities is expected \u2018to remove jo public anxiety arising from the | Ontario Bank and guarsatecing all l'anfortunate position im which the ! Ontario Bank has been placed through the New York sack marks operas tions of ite ser , Me, C, MG.Tho Condition 01 the Ontario the said Transcontinental Railway at mile 27 from North |, Abutment of Quebec Bridge, thence to and connecting with the main line of | the Canadian Pacific Baiway at Bt.Basile Station in said unty of |\u2018 Portneufthe Owmers or occupiers of any of lsuds affected are hereby cautioned against the removal or defacing of any stakes, hubs, bench marks, &o., placed on such lends by the Engineers of the said Commissioners.By order, .P, E.RYAN, Secretery, The Commissioners of the Transcontinentel Ry, Dated at Ottawa, this 23th day of September, 1906.: sept.20x1m.VEGETABLES FOR SALE Elgin Street School Building, The Protestant Board of School Commassioners, offer for sale the Elgin Street School building, situated at of Angel a Elgin Streets.OYSTERS DOMINION FISH AND FRUIT CO.CHAMPLAIN MARKET PLACE OYSTERS! OYSTERS! SEASON NOW OPEN.TRY US FOR THE BEST FRUITSI FRUITSI FRUITS! Pears, Peaches, Prunes, Tomatoes, Apples, by far the best establishment for fruits The most complete assortment.New stocks continually arriving.Delivered to oùs- tomers at moderate prices.FISH! VEGETABLES, All kinds of Fiesh, Salt and Smoked Fish, our stock of vegetables cannot be equalled in Quebec.Members and 30 © representatives in Quebec, for the sale of fruit products of the Distributor Co.of the West.FRUITS | Bank has not heen so widely known as Lo cause much uneasiness, and it \"was not until the stock tas offered down »o sharply on the local exchange to-day that public nttention was drawn to it.But the directors have been investigating its aflairs earefully for tho past three weeks, and (he offer of the Bank of Montreal is the result of the visit of two of the Ontario Bank's directors to | Montreal yesterday.The public, however, has been so little disturbed that even to-day, while some deposits were « withdrawn, there was mo evidences of a run on the bank sand the fact that pits troubles are entirely due to individual faults of management and not \u2018to general financial conditions, is ex- | pected by bankers to relieve anxiety.| The Bank of Moutreal is understood ; to bave offered to assume = al! Habili- :ties and to contribute $150,000 for the good-will of the business.An: surplus after assets are roalized will be distributed to the shareholders, The management of the Bank of Montreal was well informed in a gereenl way regarding the business ol the Ontario - | Bank, for negotiations had bren opened a week ago for the purchase of is property\u2019 measures 43x86 feet.The building is 3h stories high and measures 43x74 fret.1ajoneenmion ion on or about 30th June, For partioulars apply \u2018at 2 o'clock pm.to F.C.WURTELE, 8 ecretary, 54 Conroy street or P.0, Box 260.oct.4xim.\u2018 A.LEOFRED (Granvaue e# MoGnz) : CONSULTING ENGINEER WATERWORKS 1 ssworanry \u2018 SO ST.JOMN STRKET, (Metropolitan - Tneurance Bab ding : mal Distance Telephone No.568, : NEW BOOKS.Wacousta, a tale of the Pontiso Cone spiracy, by Alsjor Richardson.Alton of Somaseo, by Harold Bind-, 3 FABRIRUE STREET.IN ALL THE \u2014FOR\u2014 PATENT PUMPS AND OXFORDS, Ladies\u2019 Sateen and Beaded Strap Slippers s-AT- WM.JACQUES & SONS, CUSTOM SHOEMAKERS.\u2018Reception Shoes LATEST STYLES LADIES\u2019 and GENTLEMEN TELEPHONE 427 - the smaller institution, and some examination of its business had been made.\u2018The tiations did not culminate in anything definite, and it is understood negotiations were opened later with tbe Roysl Bank for a similar pui A During he examination of the Ontario Bank's affairs by other banking officials, irvegularities, it is understood, were discovered, and the president of the Ontario Bank, Mr.G.R.RB.Cockburn, then in England, was cabled for.Be returned lees than a fortnight sgo, and since that time the directors have been endeavoring to straighten out affuirs in the or shareholders and depositors.Members of .the Board went to Montreal on Wednesday night to interview Mr.Clouston.In local brokerage circles, the stock market activity the Ontario\u2019s manager bas been widely known for some time, and surprise a been ex ed at the apparent ignorance of the fact by the directors.| There Was\u2018 not outside knowledge, however, of the oxtent to which he had used the bank's funds, and, in fact, ft is dombtiul if anything of this is yet Initely known by anyone other thas Mr.McGill + 1 + himeell.In reliable bmoking circles lou.BAL De, p Hearts & Creeds, by Anna Ohapla Rade In His Image, by Guy Theeme PAPER EDITIONS OF The Gambler, by Katherine C.Thurs som.The Mystery of a Notor Car, by Waa.© of The Spiri R Haggard The Boariot Empire 7 Deri) M Parreae \u2018Woman in the Alcove, by Anns reen.SPECIAL %ots, EDITIONS OF Bams la BEEF! BEEF! |\u2019 Minced Meat, 3 -Ib0.ui\u2026 bu 960.Sausage, ë Ab es »« Lerd, with tin 2j lbe\u2026 wi # Ibe.Rolled Bacon (pee Torre 7146 .b Iea e te-day.howuver, the «: tation is ex- \u2018pecsecd that all of the k's reserve of $700,000 may be gone.The extent to which the directors have been deceived may be gathered from the fact Hams pmall Po Bm cl \u2018that in May last the bank\u2019s rate of rousse |prssemesmmneees HO, dividend was incronsed to 7 per oent.from the $ per cent.rate, ich had been paid since 1902, when it was rained (rom & per cent.This is not the first trouble of the Ontario Bank.About ten yrars ago it suffered to such an extent that the capital bad to be written down from one and & hall to one willion, It was later inoreused to 81.500 The King of Diamonis, by Louls Telephone 839 DOMBROWSKI, Champlain Market 000, Mr.McGill was formerly manager Twixt Sword and Glove, by A Q Gant r.The Mald at Arms, by BR.W.Cham ER yim UPPER CANADA COLLEGE FOUNDED IN 1820.TORUNTO, ONT.Principai-Benry WwW.Auden, Cambridge, late sixth form master at! Futtes College Edinbourg.The college will reopen for the au- | tumn tern; on WEDNESDAY, SEPT.: 12th.| Classes begin Sept.13 at 10 a.m.I Separate preparatory department for MA, MR.F de PARIS Has just received, from Switzerland and France, an asaign- ment of plain and complicated Watches, Jowellery in Oriental Pearls, Rings, Diamonds, and Fancy Articles.It is needless to state that as an expert in Clocks, Mr.de Paris can recommend himself for all repairs including the most delicate work, Trust your watch in the hands of an expert and you will not run the risk of having it destroyed for good, which is unfortunately too often the case.F de PARIS, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, 101 ST.JOHN STREET, QUEBEC af the Peterboro hranch, and came here as successor to General Manager Holland, under whom the formes trouble occurred.The nature of Mr- | MoGill's tions is not announe- sed, but Wall Strret was the pluce | wheres the money went, and he is } credited with being n most indis- ; erimine te dealer in securitien on margin there.So far no -other officials of the hank have heen implicated.A _| statement trom President Cockburn is expesred lute to-night.BANKERS RELD NEETING.: Toronto.Oct.13 \u2014 A meeting of \u2018the representatives of the Toronto i banks was held last evening to con.rider what action should be taken in cegard to the Ontarie Bankrangements are in be consummated in the morning on the arrival of the representatives of the Babk of Montreal for securing the yment of all linbilitie, The moet.fo \u2018was not concluded till 2 a.m.Ar ! res - THOUSAND POUND SFOOK.boys between the ages of 9 and 13, with separate staff and oquipnent.London, Oct.\u201812.\u2014What possibly may come lo be known as the £1,000 50 acres of ground.Sepurate infirm- , with physician and {ruine} nurse.urses for university, Royal Military College and business.Every facility for cultivation of sports and achlstics.Examinations for entrance scholar- | ships Saturday, Sept.15th, 1906.- Special scholarships for eons of old | pupils.; Bucvessos thin year 2 University | Scholarships ; 9 t-class honors; 38 | passes; 6 passes into Royal Military College.; For calendar and all particulars ad- : dress the Bursar, Upper Canads College, Toronto, Ont.WALLACE TOLLEGE QUEBEC COMPLETE COURSES ) TURIDAY, Bept.am, : 4.W, XM.WALLAGR.Gym Fd MADE IN CANADA.TT BAKING POWDER .The Kind Grandmother Used.SPOT CASH SYSTEM .18e.bottle.c.Nunes\u2019 8 TUPes sso ve PITTRORN Gray's Syrup Spruce Gum.White Pine Syrup Compound.Bamne Rhumal., .Matbiew's Syrup.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026ressessasssnmeansen see Tasteless Prep.Cod Liver Oil and Wild Cherry, ete.erenriaersee sees \u2026\u2026.250.Cod Liver Oil Emulsion with Hypophos- \u201c .phites, etC.\u2026\u2026crccrice csocrcscenses sens Ble, © Rock Candy and Mareh Malloÿy \u20262bo, « Gommenol Syrup, (French).18c.Dr.Zed's Syrup (French).09c.* Grimaults Syrup (French).\u2026BBe, * Aubergier\u2019s Syrup Lactuearium.150.\u201c Antiseptic Throat Pastilles.c.ecee «vues.200.box, Red Cross Pharmacy, Cor.St.John and Palace Streets.PHONE 642 CUT PRICES.spook was matcrialized in 31, George's all to-day by J.N.Maskelyne, whom London has known and highly yeapect.ed for forty yeara ax a conjurer and (exposer of Spiritualistic frauds.Mask.| elyne\u2019s performance was in response to |.challenge issued Inst April deacon Colley, who offered £1,000 it Maskelyna would produce by trickery, any onc of several things he \u2018and the tate Dr.Monck had witnessed (years ago.Archdeacon Colley was perfectly satisfied that the things ho and Monck saw were the work of spirits, and he didn\u2019t consider he ws in any danger of Josing hie £1.| 1000 when he issued his chal lenge.Maskelyne selected one of the things de- | scribed by the Archdeacon and under.\u2018took to fulfill all the conditions in irespeet to it set forth in the chal lenge.Fe appeared on the stage in the role of Dr, Monck, and his col Jeague impersonated Archdeacon Colj ley They were dressed in clerical {garb and talked in low, solemn tones, lwvhile the orchestra played slow music, Two chairs wore placed in the centre | and the rear of the stage, and the | back of the platform war covered with ldark cloth, Three electric bulbe in the wings shove the chairs provided the necennnry light.The Archdeacon professed to be haunted by an evil spirit.Monck spoke some reassuring words, and then sitting in the chair went off into u trance.The Archdeacon occupying the other chair.Presently a little smoke appeared to be issuing from Dr.Monck's side, and gradually it increased ip volume, A moment later the smoke died away, and to the left of Tr.Monek a light \u2018was sen.The light slowly changed into the head and shoulders of à won, then the bust war outlined and Te soon the complete form was die closed, and finally.while the Arch.progress and will y Arch- ; so bay | permanent ende, in a Spiritualistic sconce twenty-nine | \u201cThe Sign of the Slate} a on a SLATER SHOE means just what the -' signatures do on a Bank note.The paper may be the right kind\u2014the engraving may be faultless\u2014but unless the names of the proper j officials are signed in their proper places\u2014 the note has no legal value.The signatures make the Bank responsible for the payment.«The Sign of the Slate,\u201d cither stamped on the sole or sewn on the lining of a shoe, makes it.a SLATER SHOE\u2014proves that it was made in the Slater factory by the famous Goodyear welt process\u2014makes the Slater Shoe Company responsible for its wear, service and comfort.«The Sign of the Slate\u201d means that the shoe has been examined\u2014 that factory experts could not find a flaw in it\u2014that they deemed it worthy to uphold the high standard set by SLATER Shoes.«The Sign of the Slate\u201d is just as g w= important to shoe buyers, as the signa- mr (mi tures are to the holder of a Bank ; 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It will positively cure so that.GAUSS YOUR WORD OF HONOR hed hy your ftiends, C.F.Hi you will be welcomed instead of shun- 7038 Main St, Harsha, Mich, ; out coupon bee We wish you to understand that this \u201ctore does not discriminate between the cash FREE wa pack | and the credit customers Our business was a bined terrh, Cote, P mailsd | farted and developed along credit lines and , duty (res.Simply Au \u20ac in plain package, du 5 frow, Simply fl we are indifferent as to our name an whether you pay ve ey the cash or take sivantege of our Q ean me Gages, Tove Main trot, credit ayetem.In the new fall season, but wo weeks old, we have opened more new accounts than ever be.ore at this season of the year.You may select your stove from us on the amurance that ; you will os J.| Lower Price and Receive Beiter terms end treatment than others can afford, IMPORTATION.ae cons of ies | > Open Evenings Uatl 10 PM, CC.H.LEPAGE, .J.B.MARTEL & CIE, Dealers in Chinaware, 113 8t.J.h Street, Near Street.deacoa gasd in amusement, the spirit 00 per cent.during this week.ime 127 BRIDGE STREET. [SUNLIG SOAP Soni SBOUGHTS ON THE LAST DAY OF SUMMER It is the day of summer.The time of her omit is at hand.dut eeracely bas the rosy-cheeked and cherrylipped queen resigned her druoping sceptre, and breathed out her last warm breath, we thut tre has been fully be and her place duty occupied ; sober vi autumn.With grave and mesure tread he ascends the throne of his luxurious predecessor, yet 20 noi his step, we scarcely wéalize bin approach, and at first we are not conscious ol à new sovereign's sway in the kingdom of the seasons.Not long, however, shall we be in doubt, for soon will bis martial band, the winds, the storms and the temp ests, strike the loud march that éslebrates his reiga ; and bis fnithful standard-bearer, the \u2018gris.Joiun\u201d of frost and snow, will have hung his wonarch\u2019s flag in every tree, and summoned the mighty ranks of nature to don that gay uniform of many colors, 35.000 Eve =.7p) rite ter opal CE is-equally \u201cgood with hard ar soft waser.If you wee Sunlight Soap inthe Sunlight way (follow directions) sens than with boding and hard rubbing in the old-fashioned way.As Sunlight Soap containg no injurious chemicals and is parfactly pure, the most delicate fabrics and dainty siks and laces may be de which hest illustrates true allegiance to the royal power.The clonds, (oo, will dave caught the shadow from his | Brow, and each of their landen-hued plates will image to our eye the dark miniature, or full-length forbidding | portrait, In fact, be will appropriate 10 himeelf the whole broad canopy above as one huge picture gallery, in which be will everywhere bang agsiost its soft aoft azure his own etchinez of gvery conceivable size, thus completely shutting back the welcome blue rd ar earnest, passionate gases.nce one little speck ol the clear, heavenly cerulean should peep out between the gloomy figures, it will at once be frightened back again to its {ar retreat, by just one lance at his closely knit brow.\u2018The Eight, laughing sun-beams, terribed by his lowering visage, will betake themselves to their safe hiding-place, nor venture forth at all to encounter his fits of despest sullenness ; while whole troopn of animated little beings that asked in their cheering presence, flitted guyly shout at summer's court, living, joying her smiles, will be frown- AT di \u20ac any Lever Brothers Limites, Toremep I i i À ed out of existence by the ruler.Countless myriads of \u201csweet | harvest season musicians, who untiringly tuned their | storehouse and crowded garner, minstrds for their sammie quer, who in merry bands exorted her every step through her kingdom, awd in gladness struck the clear, soul-sdirring notes of harmonious sirsins, or from ber wpacious orchestra pealed out the thrilling chorus song of joy, and who nightly sang ior her a sweet serenade, have by one touch of autuma\u2019s withering wand heen eternally silemond.At a peculiar move of his tyrannical sceptre, the mighty trees, in their haste to do obeirance, shall rudely veturn to the -parent earth those withered and _sepless insignia.of a one con- groial season, and be left to stand up mere table skeletons, dismantled of their grace of colour and contour.The last acts of his relentless red shall be to benumb the skipping rills, austere too, are full of blessings ; the rich their | ; mere externals ; blessings are | found where least expected.| through stiffen the leaping streams, hang icicles in place of lowers, sprinkle thickly an.id all nature's locks, that ! silvery gray which betokens old age, rain upon her brow pelting hailstones inatead of the refreshing dew, and seal closely up all her fountains of , life and beauty.Such is the prospect wa have in view; such will be the deed, such the reign : of the new king.Ts it a wonder that \u2018we shrink from autuvsn\u2019e eway ; that we «ing closer than ever to our loved maiden queen\u2014the hright, warm-heart.ed summer and thet in her expiring hour she seems wore dear than ever before.Her rich verdure, balmy air, beautiful foliage and flowers, sunny skien, her scenes of joy and gladness, are treasures we cannot reeigu without, at least, a sigh.A better acquaintance now with the new sovereign, a oareful and impartial study of his real politics, and what the result ?Why, autumn, indeed, ruleth in kindness and love; he scanseth every department of nature, and carefully prepareth each to sustain winter's rude shocks : he sealeth up her fountuins of life, that life may be safely preserved in those fountains for another year.His ample hands, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.| Just Received the many New Style Cloths at the most Popular Prices.ALSO \u2018The New Fashion Cloths for Suitings and the ; coming Fashionable Trouserings and - - Vestings., true goodness and perfect love eway the full the abundant fruits amd choice mats, the long evenings with their ha, wocial faiherings, confirm the assection.let us learn not to judge hastily, or from often just past, | should be explained, are not alone for all our life, cinuds often break upon us in the | most lertilixing showers ; the heaviest trials we endure, and the most adverse sormes, which weigh us to the very earth, often prove to our spirita their choicest blessings.Let a Sear | 10 trast the wisdom of Providence in all its phases.let us find smiles in frowns, treasures in losses, serenity in storms, sunshine in darkness, blens- ings in afflictions.and ever feel that the scepire of tbe universe.Quebec, October 1, 1966.A GREAT WATER RECORD, B.N.Scottish Swimming Champion Now on Toronto Force.There is a young, sandy-complexion.«d policeman on a downtown beat who rries himsell modestly and who Soran look the celebrity that he is, says the Toronto Sunday World.Before P.C.Nowat left Edinburgh, Seotland, a vear or more ago, he was known throughout Scotland and in a larger partion of the British Isles geverally as the national swimming champion.Twenty-six years of age, of goud height, and medium but strong id, he is a splendid type of lice officer and a credit to the Edinburgh force, which not only took him in ns a raw youth of 21 and developed him : into a guardian of the peace, but also, through its system of training, | made him a prize swimmer.When * Mowat joined the police he could.not swim a stroke.The force has in con- noction with it .a swimming club, with a big tank and an instructor who knows his business.The first time Mowat entered the bath the instructor \u2014 whi D.MORGAN, Tailor and Outfitter.\u2018the votée GUESNO RÉLRONTOLE we dlsgustid mith Bia apheisbing, | When he left for Canada bo ahriost orld at losing owe of his champion \u2018 In May, 1902, he won a bronse me- | dul together.with the certificate of the ! Life Séviug Society.Ther he von | the Scottish championship at Edin- : burgh, and with it a gold medal.In Novetuber of 1905 he was one of the police team of four men who wom the national championship o to Great Britnie, ia which teams all parts of the Jalos competed.A shickd sad medals were the trophies for this triumph.He has also won other prizes and rewards for his prowess fn the water, and at the opening of the Carnegie baths at Duniermline was chosen to give ua exhibition for which Be received a silver medal.national championships, it swift, ecientific swimming, de- wand a courte of study and treini that is wost exacting.A- thorough know of the recognized methods of reaching and handling a drowning man are required, and then, when the is landed, the four bust meth- of reguscitation must be exbibit- ed.In team work, machine-like application je necessary, and the move of swixaming and life-saving that re quirea: an exteorive knowledge of an- atoiny and hygiene.When the team won the national champignehip, the contestants were in morning, noon and night, and the various competitions requir- od, in al, the covering of 1,000 vards distance (in a tank) atracing speed, clad in jersey, trousers and shoes, the carrying of a man hall the distance and then the process of resuscitation.Only « Joag.arduous course of train- ine brought the perfection which resulted in victory.P.C.Mowat left Scotland in the spring of 1905 to try his fortunes in Canada.Three daya after he arrived in Toronto he was taken on the force here.\u2018As yet he has had no oppor tunity to display or utilise his\u2019 nata- torial accomplishments, but it the police department ever place a rol boat on the bay, lie may get an opportunity to put to practical purpose ix powers as a life-saver.Nr.Môwat's home is in Fenwick, Scotland, and when Sir Oliver Mowat ami his grandson and daughter visited the old castie there, nix years ago, be was the guest of P.C.Mowat and bis father.SALUTING AT SUNSET.While it.has always been the custom, says The Naval and Military Record.in the British Navy to pav due respect to national colors when hoist od in tbe.morning, no ceremony is observed when the colors are hauled down at mmact.To remedy this omission, Rear-Admiral H.S.H.Prince louise of Baitrnberg has issued a memorandum, directing that at the hauling down of the colors at suns all officers \u2018and men who are on the upper deok will {ace aft and salute the colors, the buglers sounding the sunset call.» ke HA F y si é = LAL OCTOBER 15 4 5, .\u2019 I D EE) Finest Furniture \u2018THE RENOWNED PLACE, PAR EXCELLENCE.J.A.Latouche, \u2018ST.JOHN STREET LL OVERCOATINGS.deal nal A a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\"\u2014_ _ ÎÎpe-__ MONDAY.OCTOBER 15, 1906.EE ero SUPPLIES FOR SPORTSMEN The headquarters for supplies for all fishing, hunting or other outing excursions is A.GRENIER, 94.96 ST.JOHN STREET, Who is the special purveyors to members of almost \u201cevery club.Prices are moderate, goods are guaranteed, and packing is done by experts of long experience.A VISIT IS SOLICITED.§ DR.CHALMERS PRENTIC E Y.M.C.A.HALL | Sr.JOHN STREET flnmortalit TUESDAY, OCT.I6th-\"\" *Preved by Sconce.TICKETS 60c.GENE For sale at Walsh's Book Store and by M\u2014 DIED.BAILLARGE\u2014On Bunday evening, 14th instant, at the Hotel Dieu du i , Maurice Baillarge, sub-editor of \u201cLe Semaine Commerviele,\u201d sop of G.F.Baillarge, for mee ty Minister of Public Works, Ottawa, aged 49 years and 11 months.The funeral will leave 318 St.Louis Road, for Manress Church, and themoe to Bt.Charles Cemetery, on Tuesday, the 16th instant, at 9 em Relatives wand friends are re- .quested to attend without further in- * vitation.M'MAHON \u2014At St.Sylvestre, on the pr dnatant, Domini ok McMahon, years and 2 months, belo aon of Francis McMahon.will take place at St.Syl vestre on Tuesday morning.SMITH.\u2014On Friday, 12th inst, Re becca McFeddon, widow of the late Andrew Smith, for many yeare care taker of Jellery Hale's Sunday School.The funeral will leave the Meeting Roam, opposite ber late residence, No.13 St.Joachim street, at 3.30 .m.on Monday, for Mount Hermon Friends aro respectfully invited to attend VEJLLEUX\u2014At Levis on the 13th Justent, Octave Veilleux, aged 49 ears.he funeral will take place at Stvid de l'Auberiviere, Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, leavi the : praidence od deceased at 8.30 doe Stil \u2019Auberiviere Chur: Dr snd relatives are respecifully * finvitetl to attend without further uotice, New Advertisements.Fashion Craft Roy & Roy.; A Problem to Solve\u2014Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.Fhenkegiving Day \u2014 Quebec Central Thankegivivg Excursions\u2014Richelieu & i xcursions\u2014 eu Ontari Navigation Co.Ocean Saili unard Tine.Postum F à cos.Auditorium\u2014The Ragged Messengeror.Prentice\u2019s Lecture\u2014Y.M.C.A.Hallas for Fuel\u2014Quebec Gas Co.Who Nees a Rest \u2014 Mount Royal Sanatorium 2th Royal Rifles\u2014Norman Fletcher.Fall and Winter Millinery-Mre.D.HR.- hy.Spe Fa Offer\u2014Thos.Donohuein Unrvrar\u2014F.Simard & Co.T The Daisy Boiler\u2014Mechanics\u2019 Supply P'ANOFORTE BAL ADMISSION, 250.Larusse, Optician.ECONONY HOUSE Wirt Has ber Clothing Cleaned snd Dyed at this Season BRIGHT NAVY BLUES A SPECIALTY.and Fiench Cleaning done at shortest notice GLOVER'S Dyeing & Cleaning Works, 863 ST.JOHN STREET.\u201d PHONE 18t0 IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA CAPITAL op UP) $4,280.000 RESERVE FUND - - $4,280.000 DIRECTORS.DR Wnme .ooaveus President.Hox.Roszrr Jarrmar\u2026 .Vica Pre-ident Wm.Ramsay, Elias Rogers, Wm.Hendrie.J.Kerr Osborne, Ch ries Cocksbutt, Pelez Howland, Hon.R\u2018chard Turner, (Quebec, William Whyt., Cawthre Mulock.HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, SAVINGS PANK: Int ~st allowed on de or OR D au à Upwards, tom dateof deposit AL CUIT -ut Mites i General Banking BusinessTransacied Letters-of Cedit issued ; available in all the p.incips: Cities of the Wor:d.QUEBEC BRANCH 6.M.WEST TELEGRAPA BUILDING, PHONE 446 RT.\"ETER OT.may 15x12m.ect.10x8 :| à resident of thia city, was THE QUEBEC Enon ICLE.ee, AN ITH BROKEN LEG Juebec Man Found Lying Alongside Railway Trask at Charlesbyurg, _ With a broken leg apd a face bear ing every evidemos of having received a severe pummelling Lisotte, od at an early hour yesterday morn: ing lying alongaide the track of the \u2018luebec and e St.John Railway it the foot of Charlesbourg Bill.The \u2018liscovery was made by some work nen of the Lake St.John Railway, vho brought the.injured man to town on a hand car, the ambulance later conveying him to the Hotel Dieu Hospital, where he now lies.A ing to ths story told by the unfortunats man, he was set by unknown assailants duri the vious night and left where he was ound yesterday morning, but nothing so far has been lea as to the reasons for the assault or as to whom the astailante were.The afaie appears to be shrouded in mystery, he man, however, had evidentl, been severely handled, and in addition to the broken leg and other injuries he has a severe gash over one of his eyes.The injured man is a laborer and resided at 37 O'Connell street.cent Briar Pipe: are ndies.upon Piper'stain .POLICE NOTES.In\u2019 the Police Court on Saturday, a boy who made away with money he had collected for his employer, was sent to the reformatory tor three ycers.\u201c+ The attention of our readers is directed to Nrs.D.kh.Murphy's advertisement in another column.SUDDEN DEATH.& farmer named Louis Lachance, of St.Jean, Island of Orleans, was found dead in his bed on Saturday last.The decensed was 78 yeurs old.After obtaining information, Dr.Jolicoeur des cided not to hold an inquest, a] Go to J T.Piper, 19 Buade St, for BB3 and Peterson Pipes.THE LATE HENRY WAGNER.The funeral of Mr.Henry Wagner, who was accidentally killed in the woods in Ontario, took place on Sat- proving evening, the result of which urday.After the service in the { Banilica, the remains were conveyed to Belmont Cemetery, where the inter went took place.LADIES\u2019 HATS.See the advertisement of Lepinay & Frere, Faguy, RL When buying your Piano | insist oh having an L\u2019 | | OTTO HIGE __ Piano Action 8th Regt, Royal Rifles.: A Regimental clase for the qualification ! of officers and non .offer: wili be { held at tue Dril.Hail, on Tuesday and G.H.HARVEY, A.R.C.0- GIVES LESSONS IN YOICE-PRODUCTION, ORGAN and PIANOFORTE PLAYING \u2014 AND IN\u2014 UARMONT and COUNTERPOIRT.STUDIO :-320 St.John St, ADDRESS ;\u2014BRAUPORE.ORGAN HAAMONY sept.Oe NOL Powe COMPANY.TO PREFERRED STOGKHOLDERS Notice is hereby given that a dividend at the rate of Seven Per Cent por annum, for the hall year ending 31st October, 1008, will be paid to the holders of tue Preferred Stock of this Company on the 2nd November next, at the office of the Company, corner of Ramsay and St Paul streets.The Transter Books for the Preferred Stock will be closed from the 17th to the 31st October both days inclusive.CHAS.J.PIGOT, o Secre oct.8-15-22-20x4 * tary AUDITORIUM Tires Nights, Thoredey, Friday, Saturday MAT.SATURDAY 2.30 P.M.THE EMINENT ACTOR CRESTON CLARKE IN \u201cThe Ragged Messenger\u201d DIRECTION JULES MURRY PRICES: Scies once ad de.rte OA@#TOMIA.oars the The Kind You Haw Alvars Sought ~ , ie | \u2019 Friday evenings commencing t)-morrow, 16th jos .at 8 p.m.Uniform \u2014Drill Order.A bonus will be paid to all non-coa.officers obtaining certitioaten ' : By order, NORMAN FLETCHER, : Lap .and Adjt.QUEBEC & LAKE ST, JOHN RAIL WAY.\" At the request of the patrons of the road, an additional sight train between Quebec, Roberval and Chicoutimi has been put on, leaving Quabes every Thursday, at 7.30 p.m.and re turning leaves Chicoutimi at 6.45 p.m.Friday, arriving-in Quebec at 7.00 o'clock Saturday morning.tn OPENING OF FREE N!GHT SCHOOLS The Opening of free night schools will take place on Monday, 8th Ooctober, at 7.30 p.m.Boys Classes\u2014St.Jean Baptists School; Locquell Academy, 144 Cote d'Abraham; Locquell Academy, LI! St.Joseph street; Christian Brothers School, St.Francois street; Christian Brothers School, .Massue street; Christian Brothers School, St.Malo.Girls\u2019 Classes\u2014At Mien \u2018McKeown's, 238 81, Jossph street; Miss Trumble's, 378 St.Jobn street; Mad.Dussault, 301 St.Oliver etrret; Mrs.J.Cote, 111 St.Oliver atreet; the Misses Tierney, 67 Desfosses street: Misa Fackney's, 3 D'Artigny stroet; Mrs, O.Cote, 290 Richardson street; Miss Gren: ier, 74 Parent street; Misn [ajounesse's, 97 St, Luc street; Miss Guay, 128° Kirouac strret, and at l'Immaculate Conception, SBeuvageau atreet.T.G.ROULEAU, Priest, 9 lw Director.Mra.Murphy han now an elegant stock of new foods which the Indieg should not fail to call and inspect.26 ONLY.Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, cheap at $5.00, during this week $5.49, at s J.B.NARTEL & CIE.114 8c.J Street, a Near Bridge Btreet.ACCORDEON PLEATED SKIRTS.Ball Price.Washi Bluv Al! Wool tafetaline pleated worth $5.50 for 95.96, + » .~XNDICATE OR QUEBEC, HER HUSBAND ALIVE.The young woman who claimed that the body of the man found drowned ip the Louise Basin last August was that of her husband who disappeared | from Levis, where they were on their honeymoon, a few days after their marriage at Cap Rouge, has heard from her husband, he having written to her from Gaspe.It will remembered the woman was strongly of the opinion that the drowned was ¢ of her husband, but cou not prove it.Call into Plper's and ses his 25 cent Briar Pipes.CORONER'S INQUESTS.Coroner Jolicotur was notified yester duy thal a resident of St.Basile was killed on Saturday last at that place by the falling of rock.He will hold an inquest this morning.A resident of I\u2019Ancienne Lorette named Robitailie was found unconseious in the road not far from his residence on Saturday last and died on being brought back home.Mr.Jolicdeur will hold an inquest this morning.This afternoon Corener Jolicosur will hold an inquest at Levis on the remains of Octave Veilloux, railway fires wan, who died from injuries received in a railway collision at St, David on Saturday morning Jast.\u2018 SAMPLES.of new costomes for ladies.See*the advertisement of Faguy, Lepinay & SLE OUR MANTLES.SYNDICATE OF QUEBEC.FIRENEN'S DEMONSTRATION.The firemen and stokers of the Only first class nccommodation in: { steamer Empress of Britain held cluding sleeping car will be provided quite an impromptu demonstration for on this train.tL | yosterday evening.To the strains of an inpromptu band organised from among their numbers they held a procession over the docks, and appeared to enjoy themselves to the limit.Interesting and eloquent addresses were delivered by Michael Kelly and John Hughes, the subjects touched upon by them in their fhghts of eloquence being such interesting topics as the question of compensation for firenfen, the dockers\u2019 bill, free trade, etc.The enthusisem of the firemen found vent in the singing of \"God Save Ireland\u201d and other patriotic effusions at inter- The demonstration took ita rire over the suppored (very much supposed) election of Mr.Kelly to the British House of Commons.GUT THE BEST FITTING Garments, it'll cnst you no more.SYNDICATE OF QUEBEC, en a remit.FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENTA fatal railway collision occurred shortly after one o'clock on Saturda., morning last on the LCR.at Badlow near the Prinoe\u2019s Pier, and as à eenult, Areman Octave Velileux is dead while a number of injured.The collinion happened be tween à G.T.R.locomotive and a aub-train which carried a number of workingmen, As the latter was slowing down to allow fireman Veilleux down near his residence, it wan stryek by the G.T.R.locomotive.The ceared saw the engine coming and jumped from his locomotive amd was run over by the cars, When picked up he war still alive but died soon a rde in the Frotel Mieu Houpitel.Deceased was 40 years of age and loaves a widow to mourn his loss, He was @ brother of Mr.Charles Veil lous, of lavia vols.a.passengers were | Fou == D ABOUT TOWN discover.| da; ; tt.not theoretical or !sembled to share à delightiul and im- ATES Large Party En Route to Boston were in Towa Saturday.Saturday morning a party of eighteen arrived by boat from Montreal intending to return there by boat Mony evening.In the meantime they are registered at the St.Louis Hotel, and their little white bow badges may be seen in the streets.Without exceptions these visitors are from Great Britain.They are delegates to the convention of the World's Women's Christian Temperance Union, which opens in Boston on October 17th, and continues till the 2let.The ladies landed in Philadelphia on September 19, and have since been visiting various American and Canadien cities.They are:\u2014Mre.Randoiph Clarksion, Birmingham, national secretary; Baroness von Hausen, , Germany, resident of the Dresden branch of the Yomen's Total Abstinence Union; Miss Ada Henry, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia state secretary for New South Wales; Miss Agnes M.Grandison and Mrs.Elizabeth Mclean, Stirling, Scotland; Miss Nellie Atkinson and Miss Carrie Atkinson, Leeds; Miss Wallace, Glasgow, organizin retary for Glasgow; Miss Hardwick- Smith and Miss Irene Hardwick- Smith.Nottingham; Mrs, E.Daymond and Miss Dora Daymond, London; Miss Wimbledon; Miss Collins, Sussex, Eng- M.E.Griffin, Ipswich; Mrs.Fi > land; Miss Coates, Paisky, and of the British Association, are accom: vanied by Mr.Freeman and Mr.J.Harold Clay, nephew of Miss Slack.During the day the leading temperance workers paid their respects and acted as guides to the various points of historic interest.In the afternoon the president of Quebec W.C.T.U.entertained the whole party at tea and the same evening Mrs.Jack Thomson gave a large \u201cAt Home\u201d to which all members of the W.C.T.U.and Y.W.C, T.U.were invited, as well as the president of the Y.M.C.Af and a few other guests.The charming hospitality of Mrs.Thomson, honorary president of the Y.\u2019s, was appreciated by all her guests.Had longer notice of the arrival of the delégates been obtaîned even Mr.and Mra, Jack Thomson's hospitable walls\u2019 would scarcely have contained the number of guests.Many had, of course, previous engagements, but nevertheless about seventy-five as- will doubtless be an accession to the membership of the temperance workers.The Right Honorable Earl of Carlisle and his daughter, Ladv Dorothy Howard,, honored both the tea at Darnoc, and \u201cAt Home\u201d at Mrs.Thomason\u2019s with their presence, and by their extreme \u2018affability, won everyone's heart.Lady Dorothy, who is quite young.comes nevertheless to represent at the great convention in Boston, her mother, \u2014Lady Carlisle, who is unable, on account of ber health, to cross the ocean A mROBLE For the answer see the great adier- tisement of Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.LATE ARCHBISHOP BOND.In many of the Protestant Churches of the city yerterday special reference was made to the death.of the late Archbishop Bond, Premiate of All Canada, and eulogistic tributes paid to his memory.In: St.Maithew's Church, amang others, special funeral hymns were sung and the Dead March in Saul played on the organ.47 SAMPLES RAGLANS, Worth from 810 to $16.50, on sale Saturday at $7.30.SYNDIGATE OF QUEBEC, AN INTERESTING LECTURE.\u201cThe Proof of the Soul,\u201d by Dr, Chalmers Prentice, at the Y.M.C.À, to-mosraw, (Tuesday) night, is not a new religion or in any way sectarian.Ît is simply a proof of God, the soul and creation from science.It supports the Bible and finds a wenk- nesy in acience.It interests and strengthens belicvers and convinces non-believers in God.It is not profound; it is better than that, it ie so simple & child can undesstand.It is symbolical, each step is based on solid facts.A VERSATILE ARTIST IN A NEW ROLE.The play of the year will be here within a few days now.Creston Clarke will present \u201cThe Ragged Mes- ** at the Auditorium on Thursday, October 18th.This new modern emotional drama has et the entire theatrical world agog.There are some who contend that it would be proclaimed a great play no tter by whom it was interpreted.Everybody who haa seen Creston Clarke's artistic impersonation of the leading role of John Morton, the clergyman, acknow- ledgede that no other actor could get so much out of it.All the other roles in the play have been filled with the | same nicety, It in easily the most euc- cessful play of the season.When John Morton is bequeathed an immense fortune, with which he plans to foster his pet schemes of charity, his cup of happiness seems overflowing.Schools, aanitariume, houses of uge for his beloved of the slums\u2014all are within his powers of accomplishment, until one day he learns how his dissolute cousin, who accumulated the millions to which be has fallen heir, had betrayed end afterward turaed penniless into the streets @ poor, voupg woman.If Coffee does things to you POSTUM \u201cThere's A Reason™ CPA.GUESTS HAR 4 DELIGHTFUL.ThiP Party of Customs and Immigration Officials AND.MEMBERS OF PRESS 2er Thoroughly Enjoysd the Hospitality Extended te Them by the Companyv The unfailing courtesy and continued anticipation relative to the comforts of their guests, by the officials ol the Canadian Pacific Railway Co, on the occasion of their kind invitation to those officials conngeted with the Customs, Immigration aod other departments co-operating wit! the company\u2019s steamship service in this port, was the general theme by those gentlemen who availed themselves of the most enjoyable outing on Friday and Saturday last.Certainly nothing was left undone to make the trip one that will be ever remembered as full of reminiscences of a most pleasant and enjoyable nature.À special car was placod at the disposition of the guests and on arrival in Montreal were met hy Mr.C.E.E.Ussher, General Passenger Agent, and Mr.G.M.I.Brown, head of the steamship department.The dinner at the Place Viger hotel was presided over by these two gentlemen with their usual characteristic faculty of making every one leel quite \u2018at home.\u201d After the guests had enjoyed performance at the Academy or Nouveautcs all were comfortably housed on the company\u2019s palatial steaicer the Lake Manitoba, which left Montreal at 6 a.m., arriving in Quebec shout 5.30 p.m.The delightful trip, with such charming weather that was enjoyed on Saturday last, and with such excellent company that had been gathered to- other, combined to make this da)- ight sail down the river a most memorable one.It was quite an experience, and a delightful one at that, taamost of the guests, who too advantage of the following hearty testimonials in expressing their high ap- Preciation of the kindness of the C.Pofficials on this occasion : At a reunion of the invited officials of the Immigration and Customs Departments of the port of Quebec, of members of the Quebes press paper eorrespondents aid other guests of the C.P.R.on the excursion of the 12th and 13th instants to Montreal, held on board the ss.Lake Manitoba, in the harbor of Quebec, on this 14th day ol October, 1206, under the presidency of Dr.Howe, it was moved hy Messrs.Chambers, Capt.Stein, Jean the .Dumont, seconded bv Messrs.A.Larue, | Jolicoeur, Captain Trudel, and unanimourly resolved : \u201cThat the sincere thanks of this entire party are due and are hereby tendered to the President and Directgre of the EPR.to C.E.E.Ussher, 8q., General Passenger Agent of the CPR, to Mr.M.L Brown, Esq.General Passenger Agent of t PR.à [4nd his che Ban.| b f tho ss.Lake Manitoba, vo Jules Hone, ! Atlantic | Mr, Ruckling, to Captain Evans, Es, City and District Passenger and Freight Agent of the C.P.R.at Quebec, and his chief assistant, Mr.Geo.Cocmbe, to Mr.Greaves, Eaq., Manager of the Place Viger Hotel, and to all the various officials of the railway, hotel and steamship service who Have paid such\u2019 courteous and umre- mitting attentivn to the comfort of the guests \u2018for the thoroughly enjov- able outing afforded them during the present excursion, the pleasures of \u2018| which will long remain engraved upon their memories.Movéd by D.Watson, Captain Le- Bel, Dr.Potvin, seconded by Mr.Be langer, of Le Soleil, Mr.Prince and Mr.Byrnes : That it has afforded the excursionists the utmost satisfaction to observe on every hand so many evidences of the high degree of comfort maintained for\u2019 the travelling public upon the different teanaportation and hotel services of the C.P.R., as well as of the unfailing courtesy of all grades in every branch of the company\u2019s service.Moved by Dr.Howe, A.Cing-Mars, seconded by Harbor Master Sullivan and J.Arthur Pacuet, Accountant Department of ioulture : That Mr.Jules Hone, the esteemed friend, philosopher and guide of the party be respectfully requested to cx- tend the thanks of the party to such of the interested officials of the company ar are absent from the present gathering.; After the resolutions had been adopted, à number of complimentary ad- dresser were made, among the gentlemen who apoke being Mesure.D, Wat- .son, E.T.D.Cham and J.E.Prince, as well as the chairman, Dr.J.C.Howe, all expressing their high appreciation of the kindness extended to them by the C.P.R.Company.Of course the principal mead of credit for the organization and success ful carrying out of the trip, must be attributed to the company\u2019s representative here, Mr.Jules Hone, jr., who was most ably assisted by Mr.Geo.B.Coombe, of the Steamship Department in this city, Both thesy gentlemen were most assiduous in their efforts to do all in their power for the comfort of their guests, who sn thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated in no small mossure their continued courtesies.Will be found an esxosllent remedy for sick ache.Carter's Tittle ver Pills.Thousands of letters from peo who have used them prove this Try them.ST.BRIDGET'S BAZAAR.The handsome rum of $4613 has been realised @&s à \u2018reault \u2018of the recent bazaar in aid of ft.Bridyet's Asylum.SATIORS CONCERT TO-NIGHT.In the Y.M.C.A.Fall the programme will be furnished by men from the Emprees of Britain and several local act.\u2018items.These concerts are very popular.Admission 10 cents.Sailors free.SAILORS INSTITUTE.The institute rooms were arowded or Seturday night, Jack had a real jolly social time.Light refreshments were; sewed balore e \u201c news- IGASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought similating the Food andRegula - hg the mci and Dowels of FEI.Use For Over Thirty Years JOASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY Bl Apezfect Remedy far Cons 4 Ho Sou Srna Diarrades, Worms Convulsions.Feverish- FALL and WINTER CLOTHS.STYLISH OVERCOATING IN ALL THE LATEST PRODUCTS OF THE BRITISH MARKETS.SCOTCH TWEED SUITINGS, IRISH HOMESPUN SUITINGS, WEST OF ENGLAND TWEEDS.FINE ENGLISH WORSTED SUIIINGS, LIVERY CLOTHS, RIDING WEEDS, MILITARY CLOTHS, BLUE and BLACK SERGES, ~~ FANCY VESTING, DR.JAEGER'S KNITTED WOOL WAIST COATS.John Darlington, opens re oes \"DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.\u201c\u2019* NHINER® and SHIPPERS of the CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS SCREENED, RUN-OF-MINE and SLACK FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTRE AT, a A PROBLEM TO SOLVE.Why Does the Public Turn Out in Such Large Numbers ?The reason is very simple, it is bacause our assortment is very co siderable and our pi es 82 iow and hit we off:r for sale what we advertize ; th?aystem of selling lots, sati-f & with small profits, is one of the prinsi al reasons which makes our store so popular.We would strong'y rec>mmend our luge number of customers to consu.t our adver.isement weekly, and see the splend/d c ns\u2018gnment of the finest gsols, at p ices defying all competitions, .Balance of Our Last Week's Great Sale Costume and C oak Tweed valued at C1.15 for 70c.Our large imporiation of Ladies\u2019 Hats wil: bs off sted for sale next w.ek at pr.ces extremely low.25 Samples Ladies\u2019 Costume Mantles\u2014Useless to mention prices\u2014Uome and s:e.Don\u2019t Buy Your Furniture.Before 8 ving our assortment, a3 we int nd to mnie this department a success.our prices will be ths low:st on the market.Iron an | Brass Bod:teads a svecialty.« Our Carpet Department We claim to hav: the finest Carpet Department in Quebec; Bur display ia to be found in our now store.\u201c Our Overcoats The grea\u2019 sale that we have made during the past a proof that our prices are low and our patterns of ' | | style Our Furs This Department is quite a revelation Boas.Mufls C llareites, C oaks of all kinds, Skins ofall kinds.Coaks made to order a specialty.Raccoon Coats, Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.Don't forget our a TRE VUEBEO CHRONIOLE& 2 LIMOILOU LOTS Highly important facts to those who have bought and these who think of buying - - = - BUILDING SITES - IN.» NEW QUEBEC AT PRESENT LOW PRICES Why are they sold so cheap now ?Why such liberal terms ?Why do proprietors \u2018sell several hundred lots, choice ones too, now if they are going to be so valuable as they claim?It is easy to auswer these or any other sensible enquiries when they coucorn this or any other good property that is opened up to fill a constantly increasing demand, to satisfy an actual want\u2014Quebec cannot stand still any longer, healthy, natural extension, expansion and substantial growth is a fact.The lots on the subdivided Anderson estate property, the Modern New Ward of New Quebec, are sold cheup now, just to give the right kind of people every possible chauce to \u201ctake hold\" and build up the place, the terms are so liberal that no excuse can be urged by any home- secker or builder to own his share, no matter how small his means ure at the present.We want your energy, brains, sympathy and work, more than your money now.Lvery buyer becomes a co-worker with us The harder we work tho soouer we will enjoy the benclit of advanced rices.This is the rule in all legitimate land subdivisions.f we sell a third or even a larger number of our lots, at less than cost, by our work and yours, the remeinder will] soon be more than double in value.In many cases five t.mes the present pricas will be the ruie when we raise our prices, which we will do soon, this season.Every lot owner will benefit richly as well as ourselves.We are comselled Ly our own interests to increase values rapidly and rofitally.Livery dollar of profit for us means two or three dollars to those who buy from us now.Don\u2019t hesitate, don't delay, cxamine carefully, choose wisely, while there is choice to be had, and go ahead, keep on the top wave of prosperty.Land fortunes are real fortunes.This opportunity is just the same as others that have constantly beeen offored in so many cities.Those who bought in the first days when large estates were opened up made money beypod all expectations.Some made fortunes, nobody ost, as thee is BO going back in values.When the \u201cViau\u201d aud Bennett\u201d Estates, (farms) in Maisonneuve (Moutreal East) were opened up at $230 a lot aud upwards, rapidly ran up to $600 and $750.The lots in Notre Dame St., East and St.Catherine St., East extensions, began at about $500 and in extraordinary short time sold \u201cike hot cakes\u201d $1800 to $2500!! We have the record.Large Factories, Churches, Schools, Blocks of Houses and Stores staud now, where they were cutting hay two or three years ago ! ! Yet, with all this, building houses are scarce and people who have recently built and those who are now.uilding but who have to pay five times the price for land to early buyers who cou:d see ahead, are getting good results and therefore big interest for their money.The same golden opportunities are yours now in New Q:ebec.Equal to anything ever offered anywhere else in the whole Dominion.Our Prices Lots, $400 Up.; Terms, $10 to $20 Cash, and 75 Cents to $1.25 Per Week or Monthly.FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL AT : PARENT BROS, REAL ESTATES and LOANS, mm ST.JOSEPH ST.OFFICE HOURS :\u20149 A.M.TO 9 P.M.oof, STOVES! STOVES! U6) cum oi ew .\u2014Br\u2014 & M EUSEBE PICARD, Founder snd Manulsctarer of the Geel Store L'EOMKME Ma 3 ST.JOGEM QTREEL SATISFACTION AND ECONOMY The new establishment of Mr.Pieard, > \u201c .bags well knows te ssMo.2h Eh Joesph Sirest, vio fo chile ae tavited annie a emma ©! Gtever, VBOONOME (Blesi) GLENWOO tIron) PENN ESTHER, PLAIY, ales BE LRRSRRATONS PCR ELED er TRNBLLA ju aire L'ECONO- te oh eS fre ire deed Spe for Srodued.| pred A:Vigit le Sets at.pm SNS SPORTING S AMERICANS ARE IT \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Won World's Championship Yesterday by Defeating the Nationals.Chocago, Oot.° 18{-Out- of à bedlam of errors, long hits, vanquished pitch- we, and the vocilrations of a ball- frenzied mob of speetaters, the Chic- ago American ers emerged vio- owe.over the Nationals to-day by The Americans won in spite of five errors, which was accountable for nearly all the rane made by their opponents.The Nationale lost because they could not hit Walsh's \u201cspit ball\" delivery.The Americans fiel like amatmirs, and the Nationals, fielding perfectly, batted poorly.Time after time, when a hit meant runs, batters failed to live up to their reputations.The day was warm.Tweatydive thousand persons saw the game.At 1.43 all gates were ordered closed.It ie estimated that there were 5,000 people on the outside.Some of these were offering 85, 310 and even $20 for admission.President Murphy said thave were at least 25,000 people on {the grounds.The fence in front of the tleft field bleachers was brokea down, land tho crowd rushed out into the field.- Policemen were forced to use their clubs to clear the crowd and \u2018force them beyond the foul line.Just as the American League team went on the ficld, two live cub bears tram, who are known locally nas the Cube.THe National Clib\u2019s partisans went wild with delight.Seores by innings: \u2014 of the American cume champions of dhe world by win ning today\u2019s e 8 to 3 againat t local club ot the National League, \u2018The game was the Gth of the series and fourth wctory for the Americans.Thousands rushed from the bleachers and circus seats to the grounds while those in the stands stood up and watched a great spectacle, The racket from noise making devices which had beer rendiog the air all during the game was redoubled.It was paute- wonium let loose.The players tried to cling together for mutual prote- tion, but it was useless.A few moments sufficed to make each one the center of a densely packed, hall crazed thropg out of which be hed to fight his way.That the victory was fairly earned is shown not merely by the fact that the Assericans all told made 23 runs compared with 18 by the Nationals.They male 39 base hits ns against 37 by the Nationals, The Nationals made but 5 errors, compared with 14 by the Americans.The latter also made the greater number of extra base hits, but the ground rules mode nearly all of them good for ouly two bases.Among the expert critics of baseball it is generally admitted that to the American pitchers most of the credit ie due, this despite the fact that they have but 26 atrike outa to their credit aguiust 33 by the National pitchers.They gave 19 bases on bells as against 18 by the Nationale.Notwithetandin this, the American pitchers were el- fective when hits meant runs.On the other hand the Americans batted more strongly than their opponents, who during the season had done the beav- jest batting in the National League.In stcaling bases the Nationals had a shade over the Amoricans, Kling and Sullivan, who caught during the ea- tire series, were both formidable, but of the total 13 bases stolen, the Nationals got 8.Over 19,000 puid edmissions had been registered at the gate at noon to-day, the balny weather ond the holiday bringing them out early.The grounds being full to bursting, the gutes were closed and pla was begun at 2.18 o'clock.Completely encircling the ground was a closely packed crowd of enthusiasts armed with fags and noise making instruments.A brase bend occupird one of the boxes, but the continuous din.A total of 14 hits, two of them doubles, tells the story of haw today's game was won.Capt.Chance clected to place Mordecal Brown in the box although Brown had pitehed 8 hard geme on Friday.The Ameri cans connected with his weakened delivery for eight safe bits in one and two-thirds \u2018innings and he retired.Overall was then called upon and held the Americans to six hits and one run the remainder of the game.His su wes excellent.Time and again Tinker and Evers\u2019 hiblocking hite prevented runs, as did Hofman in center by spectacular runniog catches, (Sheckard alo made a preat backward running entch.which kept the score down.When the Americans assumed a lead of 8 rune, the National players were a grimly determined lot, hut try as they would they could not nolve the pus- zling delivery of Dr.White.Score by inninge.Ameticons we 44000001 x\u2014- 8 Nationals \u2026 \u2026 1096010004 3 \u2014 QUKBEG CITY RIFLE ASSOCIATION The annual matohes take place next Thursday {Thanksgiving Day) and rom present a rances ise to be « decided eras.oe Davidwon, with the assistance of the executive, are Jraving no stone untumed to accomplish this end and it is to be hoped that all our leading commercial institutions as well as leading citizen will give their generove sup.to this wert isoti Dich mor guy ie gin ee our city bu also heipite to edu cate our eut in that most portant rifle shooting.im of our country\u2019s defence, \u2014 FOOTBALL PRACTICE.There was & big turnout of the Junjor Rugby team on the Q.A.A.grounds on Saturday afternoon end a mos encouraging Hart was made.There is every prospect .stromag juni line-up sad po one ho ia Lo catch a place should miss any of the - rer qua ts.= -.could scarcely make itself heard above | wings MONTREAL WON OUT Dofeated Rough Riders\u2014St.Pats and Westmounts The \u2014Other Games.Ottawa, Oot, 13.\u2014 The Montreal Football Club surprised the Ottawas and their frimds when t defeated the Riders in a greet football battle b The win 8 score of 12 to & was not of the fluke varie v, a8 the visitors had the better of the locals ghroughout the whole genie and conclusively demonstrated superiority in every department.About 8,500 spectators witnessed the tale end.few had ides but that 0 gems would result in an Otwa win, tain Craig, in thuray the ome divin of ts vin ors was pi , u J ment from the first tout of the whistle, and when Montreal lost the -toss and started the first quarter against the strong wind and blinding sun hs refused to make the game close, pre ferring to give the last | Montreal backs & chance to run or kick.In the Boal stages of the game Ottawa made @ hig effort to hold Montresi, but the Riders\u2019 with the exce tion of Williqms, were useless and the red and black tennf begun to play the champions of their feet.The Mon treul scrimmage pushed the big Otlawe trio, made up of the veterans, Kenoedy, Buckham aud Sheriff, all over the fleld, while the local wings were powerloss to stop the Montreal - line.The latter deserved to win, and would have defcated the Otta vas on form in any event.Montrenl, Oct.13\u2014Westmount made a fine showing Saturday against Bt.Patrick, and bad layed them virtually to a standstill, with the score standing 12 to 12 when darkness in- toasiinia The weuther way fine end everything ised a most interesting match, but unfortunately, St.Patrick\u2019s team was delayed by a railway nocident negr Castleman.Fd not arrive till four o'clock, and wily All, Smith, when he saw thet his team was weakening, delayed matters sufficiently by complaining of the crowd on the side lines, which really did not do any harm to prevent any more scoring beïnr done against St.Patrick because it was getting 0 dark, that the referee could not ses the ball.When the match wus stopped, Westmount hud the best of it.And they were supposed to be © crippled team for liayden, their full bah; Murray, the fine half from the Old Country, and Crankshew were all unable to play on account of injuries roceived last Saturday.Ottawa, Oct.13\u2014The Intercollegiate Rugby season open«d on \"Varsity Oval when in wm match replete with | beil- liant Bl on the part of the rival back divisions, Ottawa College defent- ed Queen's 19 to 15.It was an ideal autumn \u2018afterboon and the prospect of a fast exhibition of Rugby for which the student union is noted, ate tracted \u2018a crowd of about 2,500 er thusiasts, including © couple of hun: dred who cnme with the visiting team, Om the whol College deserved th victory, but a little carcleemess in the dying moments of the natch, when they had a strong lead of ning points, came near costing them dearly.This loose work gave Queen's a try, and looked very dangerous within they h striking distance of wining which: would bave been the case had they again got over\u2019 College\u2019s goal line.But the match ended without further scoring, though it was an anxious few minutes for the garnet and grey.Montreal, Oct, 13-The McGill second Rughy team defeated Bishop's College team by an overwhelming score on the local cam this morning, making a record for high scoring, which will probably stand for somo time to come, irty-two pints to two was the half Lima goore, and the final, sixty-two to two.It was the opening game of \u201cA\u201d section of tho Intermediate series of the Intercolleginte League.On the Nutioom! grounds on Saturday, Natiosal playet off their fixture with Quebec, the visitors being severe: ly trounced, and the final whistle blew aver a scoro of M to nil in favor of the home team.The suparior weight of the Nationals told, and the Quebec ings could wot hold the line of their opponents.antreal intermediates were very evenly matched on Saturday when they played Westmount interme- dlates.Runs were not t, scrimmages taking up the major part of the game.Montres ln the first quar: ter sho tly stronger an Westmount, ot as thev did five points, but the rest of the game pass.of off without an addition to this.On the other hand Westmount scored hut one in the fret quarter, adding threa more in the last three quarters.Montreal Juniore were as successful in their match with Westmount Jun.{ors as the intermediates, winning by s score of eight to five.UNITED STATES RUGBY, Ab Annapolis == Princeton.motrice vorrereeueerence Midshipmen.« pacesmes autre pemmences \u2014 nos couts rage es Mcccc tte At New Ha ou Gea Harvard.n Maes-Agriculturab cc one voeu 0 Ad Amherst \u2026.mme 18 puesrscee mrco, À Dartmouth.\u2026\u2026.se ersonenemenes $ University of Meiné.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 qumnm @ At Willlemstowr :\u2014 WilliamotoWh cau sense sme tooppusne 16 Maddlehury.\u2026.0 vcesse ormoncee srstonny Ô At Bethlehem, Ps.\u2019 Havertord,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 see voncirer bo 8 Lehigh.crime semresee goon 0 At Rochester :\u2014 University of Rochestér.0 Rensselact Pol.Institute, e t Burlin \u2014_ Burlington ane reser à » Bt.lawre 9 Wesleyan.aveu va0rem04 oosénee @ As Middletown = Bowdoln.\u2026a\u2026.\u2026 «une end 0 al Philadelphia =) \u2018 WAPI.0.iper sommes svbssromaitsnomon Pengyivanie ew nm woe mosum © Theythe 103.He thus A BABEBALL TRAGEDY, To The ad ai ails ppeni ows: - - All Quebec, 0e Pouliot, 1.Hit by pitched ball, Desroaches, Struck out, by Drolet, 4; Pouliot, 12.\u201cPassed balls, Young, 2.Wild pitches, Drolet, Left on bases, All-Quebec, 5; Levis, 6.Time of me, 2 hours.Umpires, Messrsrunesu and Pouliot.Official scorer, G.B, Cartier.Attendance, 1,000.FINAL SHOOT FOR TROPHY.The deciding shoot for ion of C.M.R.L.trophy took place last Saturday.conditions for shooting were ideal save for the Inst squads af 600 yards, These finished about 6.30 and at this late season the handicap ean be readily imagined.Several of the competitors would un- one of The Government ones being absent.The excuse given was that \u201che was doing duty at one of the forte.\u201d Rifle shooting is of too much import ance and \u2018uo ol great encouragement to be treated like this.be \u2018ho that the reuponsible au- men are not taken away to other taska that could be easily attended to by others, as it must bo remembered that every it _nedding oomsidersbie experience, + same, finirhing uw tes permanent possession of tha.silver trophy won by the Association's team in the C.M.R.L.this year.Before leaving for h Mr.R.J.Davidson, the President a Captein of the Association, in also onded in a few fitti re marke.The latter\u2019s health as then being to endeavor to land a higher place in the C.M.R.Lmade last Saturday :\u2014 rt of tracking the big ¢ through the gorgeous autumn- oods of the Canadian Adirons is gne that tends to renewing the Jouch of both Jind and body, and the upbuild{ng of a robust frame d & strenuous manhood.The Quead Leke St.John Raliway ts the oor tothe sportsman s para- ise of the northern woods, where oo rirabars.thats ron wags rosier reais bv every ire Toma oe té rit EE Lured oy the charm of a bright and It isto thorities will sco timt these qualified man cannot mark in butts, Mr.A.Young, who had a lead of 11 points a_week ago, maintained the with an average of a short and appropriste speech presented the prize to the fortunate winner, wha drunk, the determination of all preset stil The following are the leading scores 10 nn mm re in AE RE + et prt © LOOKS LIKE the Caps bers by four or five goals.In fact they all thought it was easy money.As it turns out, the Tucurmvantage.The Tecumsehs all have been a one-man team.Charlie Querrie has not been feeling well, tha Tecumschs bave not born able to do much.Containing in their Fine up a umber of men of merit, hese could never get together when their captain was pot esi up to form.That proved the case Saturday afternoon.So long as Querrie was on the field the Indians kept on the move, and made it exceedingly uncomfortable for the Caps at y junctures, But alter Querrie wrencl his leg toward the last of the second quarter the Tecumsehs did not, as usual, play the same aggressive game.are some who say tbat the Capitals hand- season When doubtedly have finished with 90 of | it out & little i over it not been for darkness.| ; t'a little in the early quarter Tack of markers was couse for this, just to indicate what might happes if they really got gaing in earnest, but the probabilitics are that the Tecumschs were seized of the desirability of playing a cleun game i they.ex- proted to meke anv kind of A showing long before thay went on the field.The net result in any event was that the game was comparatively clean.There was only one really dirty thing, and thst was when Felker struck Pringle deliberately across the head twice in succession.For this ha - Fi ten minutes.It is only fair to elker, however, to say that just before this hn had been rather rowithly bendied by the Caps and was bly sot in the best of temper.en the third quarter was Gnished the Tecumschs hed shot their bolt.Eddie Murphy was also hurt in the second half aud had to retire.While Messrs.Carlind and Pettigrew possibly erred on the ride of giviug the ome team the better of close decisions, their work on the whole was eminentiy satisfactory.+ About 8,000 were in attendance.The weather was ides], warm and suvshin- ng.The score was as follows :\u2014 son, Toronto.PELI.COURT À WINNER.huniere\u2019 Association.Montreal, Oct.18.\u2014Good races, did weather, a fine track, and track of the Montreal Jock near St.laurent.Probably t attended a meet assembled Sucoossful Race of the Montreal Fox- FE orowd.Such was the record of the first ocriee of rame held by the Fox Hunter's Association yesterday at tbe Club, larg ost number of people that have ever on the grounds of the Jockey Club's track yesterday, and sll classes of the com- ne , \u20ac I - 0 coco mano mme sms EE CAPS NEW PUNE STUDIES cheerful day, a large crowd fans TRE .dd Jul to nb ites 3X1 | Defeated Tecumsehs 4 to 1 tre oon {od heen extensively wdvertised as a ; , 48 Moletious aud inntrootise Mame Safle baseball yams.But they wees rudely in Ottawa on Satur= | FORTHE LEFT HAMD undeosived, end discovered ; that 1s was o wagedy, nay a cold day.| \u2014#r- coded massadre, that was AUGUST place under a ot ave | Toronto, Out.Out 13~¥hen the W.HOFFMAND ignant sun.b is , vy \u2018 PUBSISERD IN TWO PANGS Le ui aching oe el abe ts score of ¢ | RACH PART 5 v + d re « score - e lite out ol them, and they expired, if tu L they did two things, They sot | oe.\"noe wot gracefully, at least expuditiously.only placed their claim to the Minta | TO RU RABAT Fhoy did mot to be able to | Cup practically beyond dispute, but hit the proverbial balloom, while the | they also-placed the Indiane sbous ; LAVI » exhibiffon of ficlding givtn wos \u2018\u201csum- | where they bolong.By a lucky se- A.E S fin fierce.\u201d When fhe hostilities were | quence of events, the Tecumsebs qurpended, dt os found Wat the boys emerged big vein trom | the semi: ROSI0 and PIANO WARREOO NS, rom Across ie rive acoum: = , an suppor were in ted 15 runs, whils the Jocals vers still clined to believe that they would lead 68ST.JOHN STREE® QUEBEC AB.R.Ist B.P.O.A.E | schs will have to wuge the uphill Stevens, 3.4 0 0 2 3 1 fight in Ottawa next Saturday, and it 1 \u2019 é 001 0 1! | would be a very bold supporter of the .4 0 0 9 3 1 jioeal.orgenisation that would be dis- .3 0 0 1 3 3|posed now to wager anything that D t 4 6 0 0 39 2|they will be able to deplete the lead a L'Heureux, rf.i.3 0° @ 1 0 3|already obtained by the Benstors, lot : Bourre, If.3 0 1 1 0 0[alons secure n majority of the goals | A, Drolet, of © 0 1 0 0|on the round.But Jet no one sup- L, Drolet, p.«3 0 0 O0 3 0 poss that the game here was a one \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 | sided one.The score was one-si e © 930 1310 thai was all.Up tll half me \u201cRe ovati fo.Levis.ttle waged with a fair degree ABR.Ist B.P.O.A.E | success an oither side.Those who B ng 8 y Daigneault, 9b.4 8 1 0 0 0!knew tho earmarks of good lacrosse \u2019 Miron, c.4 3 1 16 1 0]might have beun prone to admit a \u2014\u2014 Aubertin, ss.8 1 2 1 1 2|elight degree of superiority on the Gervais, tb.\u20262 0 : 5 0 1]part of the Capitals, but this was not | Lebreeque, 3 1 ! $ 0 | auficivotiy pronounced to take the in- pote deu Pr 3 0 0 0 © l torest out of the encounter.The Taj 1° \"1e * Drerochers, © 2 9 0 00 cumshs defence was certainly holding | 11.8 == P ot pes 2 2 0 10 the Capital home sale, just as the OFFICE: ouliot, Pau vo Capital ppJelencs es, ou the other © TS 40 47 , able to nullif; the efforts of \u2018 de nine us 9 *, : 3 Be True Pay I: was = hatte No.97 St.Peter Sttd HE.ween opposi: ce i \"All Quebes.0000000 00\u2014 0° 210 |the field and the Eee dene.Phones, 1043 and 2409 Levis.\u2026 \u2026 \u20262214330x\u2014I5 Q 3 | ing attendance.Even at this, how.\u2018 Eee TR tana bite, | much harder.mot.neh chosen, thon > hy 7.@ its, | much harder, if not much closer, than Miron, Gervais, Cote, Daigneault.| that of the Tecumschs, while in initia- Bases on balls, off Pprolot, 7; off | tive and speed they bad much the ue Sale by Licitation, va Public notice ie hereby given that under and by virtue ol an order fronted by Superior Court of the vince of Quebec, District of Quebec, day of October, nine teen hundrd and six, at the request of Stuart Hunter Dunn, of the City of Quebec, acting in his capacity of tutor to the minor children the late Charles William Saniuel Dunn, in his lifetime also of Quebec, namely :\u2014 Charles Gewillyn and Charles Willies Samuel Duan, and authorising tha sale by licitation of an immovesbls property and premises described as lows \u2014À lot of land known and designated ar number seven hunt and twenty (70) upon the official ca the book cf reles- dastral plan and in ence thereto for St.Roch\u2019s Ward in the said City of Quebec, together with the tannery thereon , and with also the engine, boiler, pulleys, shafts and heating apparatus therein eon- tained, the properly and premises above described will be put up to auction and adjudged to the last and highest bidder on the twenty-ssooud day of October instant (1906) at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in the office of C.E.Taschèreau, Botary Public, at No.139 St.Peter = A Quebec, subject to the , clauses i Oe in ofl of of lepouited, in oi crue Notary.Quebec, October 6th, 1006.and conditions: contaiped- .k.TASCHEBEAU, W.Poct.6x14.SCOTCH * ANTHRACITE CHARD) GOA excellent satisfaction for all tic purposes.First Quarter.200 500 600 Lo].| Capitela.Foner .\u202640| ALL SIZES : Seomn arter._ _ à 4 » z Se at Lans \u2026 148 FOR 0 » BB UW i ter.BEE Nee 1800 |Manges, Stoves and Fumaces 334% ; on oT 7 an?PER TON DELIVERED IN W, Agius.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026 s 31 2% = we ou 4.10 A rate.28 30 30M = follows i $6.50 ary = 2 = ts Capitals (4) \u2014~OR\u2014 N LD 27 84 Clark \u2018 PER TON DELIVERED ON 24 moos Ro Point.Hatton | $6.00 WHARF.2 3 æ 3 Pitcher Breanan \u2014 N Cover- En x 3 73 | Davidson Point, Ralph A.K.HANSEN & Co, 7 M M 1 8 Stuart Desence.; 97 St.Peter Street, 23 04 IR 6%! Piokering Pringle ea \u201c3S 8 Rowntres Not, POET Phone 308 :_ Quebec.1 5 16 = Felker ~~ Ashfield | gecond place, pewsing Bellcourt hard OPEN NATCH, right into the finish, but on the, k erties Starvé |atretch Bellrourt pulfed ahead and 200 Yerds.orton Allan finished sever hs im front of A.W.Bey av vere 2 Durkin Outside Powers Burnap.with owe in third place.he sixth on tl ogramme, & i 33 | Whitehead Murphy | sia) steeplechase for aoe, sated ne a Inside.little amount of interest and meeri- Adamson Gaul | ment, and a great deal of wrangling ~ Referee\u2014Tom Carlind, of Montreal.!among the farmers, who rode i ag | (Judge of play\u2014Guy Pettigrew, of horses in the event.Nine horses came at | Montreal.to the flag at the start, and though a Timekeepers\u2014W.Foran, Ottawn ; W, [no signal was given for them to start.H.Hall, Toronto.they all got away, and went the Penalty timekeeper \u2014 Frod.Thomp- | course.en they finished no little surprise was manifeated when informed by the jedges that they would have to run the raco over again.This wae © killer for some of the as their horses were hardly oble to reach the wire in! the race just finished, and a wordy warfare ensued.However, the judgos wore inexorablo, and the race wean run over again, much to the satis faction of those who had made a pour showing in the first attempt.The winners in tbe other wore: \u2014 Hunters\u2019 Steeplechase\u2014Burrap, vos; Heather Belle, 3nd: Bob regot, ded.Farmers\u2019 Éteepiechane\u2014 ose, WOB; Baby Bunt, 8nd; Traskeom, Sed.L.Best quality, (no clinkers) gives * dormes- unity wens represented, from the Hunters\u2019 Flot Handi Plam Tart, The hun.ing and ealling of moose « fourth race was the best avent |\" Fox of eiegciation Cup asd, Vou urs among the sports: of the day.This was the opem hand: | yo \u201cgon; Hot Breed, Ind; Dick, 37d, mine le dotents during nh ean ay to ue of 0, a 3 Hot Bread, Ind; .Houanoe of the hunters MOOD 40d | To the second; and $40 to the third.Distance, two and a hell miles.Four horses started: \u2014Trouble, a grey gelding; Burnap, black gelding; Rose, cheat.nut mare, and Bellcowrs, brown mare.The horses started off well, hut horse Trouble relused to clear first hedge, and could not be made do duree as a consequence he was cut ot racé, and the other three fought PILES pe reach passes DR OHAGE'S OINTMENT.péter Er de LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.it out.Ross asd Belleeur} woré fight ing hard for the lead, and they went | Don's your fups before visit tog bd fore dea et.Finally, | x de Gta \u2018 Tre i Boss dropped beck, sud Burnap Seok Ÿ \\ 2 .VNPAY, OCTOBER 18, 1306, 7 ps \u2014 ee Breamere Devens, from rare * ; ENGLISH IMPORTATIONS.| 7, 225-250 The Canadian Bank of Commerce oh a ds Stoomner Melville, n J LATEST \u2018GLEN URQUHART\" GREY CHECK, FOR FALL OVERCOATS, A fos Tr.1 qe Lis mie | PAID-UP CAPITAL - - - = 7 - - $10,000,000 LATEST \u201cEARL OF MAR\u201d GREY STRIPE, FOR PALL OVERCOATS, Tom waaay, Qe end Take 0 | BEST © = oe romane | 00000 HEAVY HARRIS TWEED, FOR SUITS AND ULSTERS, Se Coo and Me | wal AD OFFIOR, TORONTO LAIRD.ENGLISH RIDING BREECHES, \u201cFANCY WHIPCORD, proceeded for Sydney.Gouaral Manager.Assistant Geoeral Manager, ENGLISH HUNTING SWEATERS AND GLOVES, \\ LAFRANCE & MULLIN TAILORS AND HABERDASHERS, 48 FABRIQUE STREET mere re | PHONE 1664 WINTER TRIPS SUMMER _CLINES BOOKINGS ON ALL LINES Garry Your Money in Ocok\u2019s Clreular Notes.F.S.STOCKING, #8 ST.LOUIS STRRET, Gea1 KR and 88.Apt, WANTaD.WANTED \u2014 A SMART BOY carry percels.Apply at 168 St.John 3 or reenter eee ._ WANTED-ELEVATOR BOY.Apply Quebec Fire Ass.Co., Poter street._ NURSR GIRL WANTED.= MUST | \u201cspeak Koglisy .ferences required.a Wodneeds ag, 1th, ot 76 Avenue, Mrs.G, P.MacLaren.' WANTED\u201410 GASFITTERS WANT- ome, TEL Se sa Quebec Gas Co.: LOST.LOST.\u2014 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, between St.John strest and the Lake 8t.John Station, lady\u2019s black | k, containing club membership cardé and money.Finder return- to No.3 Louis street will be œuitably rewarded.POUND,; XEYS FOUND.NEAR CHRONICLE office, on Saturday afternoon, uneh keys.Finder can have sorte by Peying cost of advertisement.Apply at office.8 à F 8 TO LET.TO LET.\u2014NOS.16, 18 CANOTERIE Hill, two tevements to be let imme date a EE A .te.Famille street.° PERSONAL YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD FREE.Ta ve the supertority of my li s above all others, I will pri , with special forscast for this year.Bond stamped addressed envelope and birth dete and get a use worth having, Alma Zyto Prawer 752, Chicago.\u2019 LA BANQUE NATIONAL NOTICE.Notion is hereby given that appli- pa 1 ï vation will mame to the Parlisment of Canada, at its next session, for the ing of an Act to author.in la us Nationale to convert its stock, tly issued in shares thirty dollars (530.) each, into ares of one hundred dollars (8100.) esch, and for other purposes.P.LAFRANCE, Quebec, Sed October, 1008, - The Quebec School of Arts and Manufactures, The Quabeo committee of the Council Arta snd Manufactures has decided reopen the ar.se TUESDAY, Quebeo, October 11th, 1008, 8.SYLVESTRE, n9.1200t St.Andrew's Church ORGAN RECITAL BY DM.W.NEED Tuesday, Oct, Ith, at 8.15 P.M, VOCALIST-MRS.T.P.ROSS Has COLLECTION vu ele in ral, at ur ngs ne Moderate Prices.gone GASPARD HUOT, 106 ST.JOHN ST.TIME TO CHANGE YOUR UNDERWEAR, When the Mornings and Evenings become chill as the are now.We keep the cele ed brands of \u201cWolsey\u201d, \u201cStanfield's\u201d, \u201cPen Angle\u201d and a good many others.Don\u2019t forget our nice stock ests and Gents\u2019 WHY YOU SHOULD USE GAS FOR FUEL.cana BECAUSE \u201cheated in BECAUSE ts soe BECAUSE-Gan vo had st à moments BECAUSE notice.It saves labor.There is no carrying of coal or ashes and it does not make any dirt in the kitchen.The finest lors can de ter by the use of our Gas Heaters without dust or dirt and an even degree of heat can be main- ed in the room by re gulating the burners.i APPLIANCES OF ALL KINDS NOW ON VIEW AT OUR SHOW ROONS Quebec Gas Co\u2019y, JFFICE AND SHOW ROOM, 154 ST.JOHN STREET OFFICE TELEPHONE 1014 WORKS mind and ~ ROTECT YOUR BUILD terior and Exloriore y fit STANBARD NON-INFLAMMARLE MANUFACTURING CO.14 PREVOST 8ST, QUEBEC gL \u2014 Tired-out Men and Women Who Need a Good Rest \u2014COME TQ US FOR A FEW WEEKS.This fanatorium faces beautiful Domini \u2014one 1ninui walk irom the hears of Montreal\u2014yet from eo ne sess only flowers snd foliage.Quiet, restful, soothing.dainty mesi \u2014every comfort end convenience.Instead of going abroad\u2014with all th few weeks ith un We will wad on Boma with ees greed x good pres steady nerves and one Perfect sttendance\u2014skilled nurses\u2014 all your old-time vigour o Rates ressonable.Write for descriptive booklet.MOUNT ROYAL SANATORIUM, DOMINION SQUARE, MONTREAL.ILBINGS AGAINST FIRE, and Quantities, for ALLAN LINE Tonian, Captain | Nunan, from Li 1, 4th, via Moville, 8th instant, with 16 first, 186 second and 360 third-class passengers and a eral cargo, arrived in port at 5.15 Bim on Saturday, and moored at the reakwater, aving landed passens gers, she proceeded to the.Cowpany\u2019s wharf, discha: Quebec cargo, and left for Montreal at 1 a.m.yesterday.Captain Nunan reports heavy head winds and sea almost the entire gass- ago across the Atlantic, R.M.8.Virginian, Captain Vipond, which sailed Lave Liverpool on Friday at 7 p.m, has 100 first, 320 second, and 308 third-class passengers, the mails and a general cargo, for Quebec and Nontreal.Steamer Tunisian, Captain Braes, from Montreal and Quebec, arrived at Liverpool on Saturday, She made the passage from Rimouski to Malin in the fost time of six days and four hours.Steamer C.P.R.LINE.Steamer Lake Manitoba, Captain Evans, arrived from Montreal at ê (pm.on Saturday, end after embark: in, passengers pr ° ! es.Among her saloon passengers {are Mise Purvis and Miss E.A.Welsh, of Quebec.! Steanfer Mount Royal, Captain | Boothby, from London = via Antwerp, | with a general cargo, arrived in port at 1 p.m.yestegday and proceeded {for Montreal, | Steamer Mount Temple, Captain No- { Neill, esiled from Antwerp on the 11th instant for Quebec and Montreal.R.M.8.Empress of Ireland, Captain i Carey, from Quebec, arrived at Liverpool on the 12th instant, rere | DOMINION LINE, ' RMS.Kensington, Captain Morle, i arrived from Montreal at 9.10 p.m.i ; terday and after embarking Quebec | assengers and mails pi ed for : Liverpool.Steamer Turcoman, Captain Jones, arrived from Montreal at 9 p.m.yesterday and procesded for Bristol., RMS.Canada, from Quebec, Sur day, the V7th Instant, passed Inish.; trabull Saturday aflernoon and arrive \u2018ed in Liverpool, Sunday, the 14th ! inst.| 7 DONATDSBN LINE.Steamer XKastalin}* Captain Webb, arrived from Montreal at 9.18 p.m.yesterday amd moored at the Pointe-a | Carcey wharf.| MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Importer, from uebed and Montreal, arrived at Mancheater on the 1Ith instant at six p.m.Steamer Manchester Spinner, Cap tain Logie, arrived from Chicoutimi vesterday morning, and went into the Louise Basin to complete cargo.\u2014\u2014 NORTH SHORE LINE.; RMS.King Edward, Captain Si ! vom, from Nastashquan, ee.with pa rs, mails and cargo, arri in à Port yesterday morning and moored in the Louise Basin.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP Co, { Steamer Korona sailed from New York for the West Indies at 6.30 a.m, lust Sat o \u2014 QUEBEC TRANSPORT CO.Steamer Puritan, Captain J arrived trom Montreal on Baariny morning and went into à Bosin to load.ve STEAMER POLINO.On Saturday a number af lighters were sent down to Goose Isla to take cargo from the steamer Polino, ashore at that place.It is expected that after the steamer is lightened she can be floated off.SERVICE ACKNOWLEDGED, London, Oct, 13 \u2014 The Salvage Committes of the Uslerwritors, the Cansdian Associated Press learns, have asked Lord Strathcona to convey to the Canadian Government their high appreciation of the services the steam- or Lady Laurier rendered to the Seater Hestia when wrecked Inst pril, CHARTERED.A steamer, 2137 tons, deals, st John, N.B.to west Britain or enst Ireland, 42 6d, October; steamer, 9897 tons, deals, Cape Tormentine and Campbellton to west Britain or sest Ireland, 485, October, NOTES, Sieamer Fektor, Captain from Sydney, with a ca ol coal, arrived in port on Saturday morni and moored ai the Intercolopial Rail way wharf, South Quebec.Steamer Tatona, Captain Ritchie, from Shislds, ith $ \u2018 goporal pis atri «port-on urday, ro ceeded for Montreal, P Young Men Wanted For Firsnea and Brakemen | Erperienes un- neotessry.Qver 500 podtions opon st the present time Kigh wages.Rapid promotion to Eaginser and Conductors, 876 to 280) per menthe, Inetructions by mall al your home without interruption with present eocupation, Weumist sach student In securing & position.Don't deley.Write 6o-dey for fro eatalogue, taetructions and application blsak.RATIQUAL RAILWAT TRAINING SCHOOL, les Kitrem, oot.8xpn.wed.frive.ow.xin Jd Steamer Dominion, Captain Da: arrived in port os Saturday ceeded for Montreal.Steamer Nord Amerika, Koloed, from Quebes, arrived st Low don on the 12th instant.PORY OP QUEBRC, Arrived October 13.8S Ionian, Nunan, Liverpool, Rar & Co., passengers and onrgo.S8 Puritan, James, Montres!, Quebec Transport Co., part cargo.lans 88 Hektor, Eitran, Sydney, ion Coal Co., cos), October 14.quan, ete, Holliday and general cargo.ount Royal, Boothby, ., passen- 88 CLEARED.Ree & Co., cargo, Schr.Kate, relay, Paspebiac, eral cargo.SIGNAL SERVICE Quobee, Oct.18, 1906.Point Amour (662)\u2014 Clear, west, .Belle Isle (723)\u2014Clear, fresh west Inward 2.30 p.m., Cervona.8 a.m., Salacia.Quebee, Oct.14, 1008, Inward 1 p.m., Montfort.Matane { ward 8 a.m.,' Aranmore, Fame Point (321)\u2014Clear.11.30 p.m.yesterday, Victorian, Point Amour (607) Strong wind.Inward 11.30 am, Inward yesterday 4.30 p.m., Escalona Inward 4 a.m., one two-masted minion Liner ; 5 am.ranian, HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.p.m, Pale Faced Girls For Palon:ss and Anaemiagested.At night she is restless, she doses, but doesn\u2019t sleep soundly.Vital form must be , new blood must be supplied and a general rebuilding take pl before she will feel like she ought, Dr.Hamilton had invaluable exper ience in these cases and found nothing so prompt in building up the young women as his vegetable pills of Mandrake and Butternut, Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills begin by cleansing the system and qurifving the blood: they also improve digestion and render food ready for absorption.Additional nourishment is quickly supplied and the patient is fast strengthened and invigorated.Full of spirit, ruddy and strong is the girl that assists her system by Dr, Hamilton's Pills.The following recent letter from Miss Rita McEwen, of Haliburton, speaks for itself: \u2014 : \u201cIn using Dr.Hamilton's Pills I find my system is wonderfully built up.ft in certainly the most effective remedy I ever used.I have now a good appe tite, sleop more soundly and awaken in the morning feeling quite refreshed.\u201cFarmerly 1 felt tired and depressed, 1 looked as if a severe illness was hanging ower my head.\u201cNothing could give quicker results than Dr.Hamilton's Pills and I strongly advise every young woman to use them.All dealers eell Dr.Hamilton's Pills.I.box, or five boxes for 81, by mail Irom N.C.Polson & Co., Hartford, Conn., U.S.A., and Kingston, nt.MR.HAULTAIN RAISES POINT, na, Oct.19\u2014If the port taken by Hon.F.W.G.Haultain the judges here to-day is upheld, will mean the chewan tire province.But Mr.Hnultain'e ar mort was tw eo appeal ant from Bydney, with a cargo of Eat Captain S8B Latona, Ritehie, Ahields, JIy.Fry & Co., for Montreal, general cargo Domin- 88 Melville, Jones, Sydoey, steel rails.88 King Edward, Sim , Natashe a argo.Passmgers an | | YOU BHOULD CALL AT THE ss.chester Spinner, Chicoutimi, W, T 0 Y E M P 0 R I U M 58 Kartal Wot Montes, Ross & Co., part cargo.\u2014 OF \u2014 88 Bengore Head, Campbell, Moufro | \u2018Herold Kennedy, part cargo.88 Ionian, Nunan, Montreal, Allans, strong Outward Father Point (260}\u2014Westerly wind.202)\u2014Light south wind.In.Outward west torian.| Belle Isle (723)\u2014Strong vest wind.steamer.Ednfond, Outward 11.30 a.m., Powe piled by the Tidal Brauch, M.& | mom ES CE opera) ™ * | COWAN NOT GUILTY (A sn Verdict Rendered by the Jury sos sm In Criminal Court EI] Saturday.New moon, Wednesday, 17th at 5.43 Thou.ands Using Sucesssful Cure The pallid girl always lacks appetite, Fat oh she eats is badly di- befors t voiding of the Naskateral election and the holding Fa new election for the en- .The ease was of Provinetal Righters This Bank transect bills on any place where #27 wad frixtl, Re Ti BaF Ragaa re London (England, Office :\u201460 Lombard Street, B.C.& Cameron Alexander, Manager.Now York Agency :\u201416 Exchange Place, Wim.Gray and IL B.Walker, Agents.; + every descri; of Ban! Businem, instuding the isyes Later ol Cult and Drafi où Por Count 404 Til oda Gr role is a bank or Len QUEBEC BRANCH :\u2014125 ST.PETER STREET.W.H.DUNSFORD, MANAGER A REL KNOWN FAC THAT IF YOU REQUIRE ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF FANCY GOODS, TOYS and GAMES PRONEAD & KIROUAG \u201c| FINE FURNITURE An extensive stock of the latest and most up- to-date furniture.ALL NEW COODS.| All to be sold at the lowest prices.CHEAP SALE NOW ON.| Jas.Perry, 823 St.Paul St.À Verdict of \u201cNot Guilty\u201d was returned on Saturday afternoon in the Criminal Court in the case of the young man Cowan, accused of manslaughter in connection with the death of the two men Powers and Tyor in the fatal affray on the Louise Embankment on the night of the 23rd of July last.The jury aleo made m recommendation in favor of the closing of the saloon near the docks, the placing of more lights in that vicinity and the necessity for police protec- (tion.After sonæ words of good advice from Judge Blanchet, the prisoner was liberated.He was embraced by his mother as he loft the box and the two left the Court House together.When the court opened on Saturday morning, Omer Guay, withdrew his plea of not guilty to the charge of aiding in the keeping of a gambling house, and pleaded guilty.The Cowan case was then resumed, and Major W.H.Davidson, Crown Prosecutor, addressed the jury in English.This was followed by the charge of Judge Blanchet, who took occasion to compliment the counsel for the prisoner on their able defence, especially mentioning Mr.Harry O'Sullivan, whose first case it was to appear in before the court.The trial of L.R.Demers, indicted for arson, will be taken up when the court resumes this morning.The Grand Jury which pomplated its labors Saturday, made the following presentment: \u2014 Quebee, October 13, 1906, May it please the Court the Grand Jurt for the fall torm of the Criminal Court in making their proseatation wish to congratulate the Court and the Crown in the fact that so fow cason were submitted to them during this term.As in the past, the Grand Jury have visited the District Jail and the Beauport Asylum and found that in both of these institutions the best of order and cleanliness was apparent.In the former building the jurors worn taken in hand by Deputy Jailoe R.Modler, who gave them ull cxplan ations in a most able manner to their entire satisfaction.In the latter building they were courteously attended to by Drs.Brochu and Marois and the Lady Superior and others, The now wing was found to be admirably suit- et to the purpose, but in the older building, used as 8 man's ward, the jurors strongly recommend the Government to take the necessary mensures to improve the sanitary and 0.§ Doslon Block, Misneapotis, Mise, 0.5;A, | ed.against the decifion of Judge Prendergest in which he ruled that the province had no contreverted eleation act and thet therefore no protest may be entered.If this is so, Haultain, then the election ordinance no legal election\u2019 was bald.Further more, he holds that if this js true it implies that, by mistake or by design, tho act when framed left out any mention af controverted election laws and provided shat members elected by means afterwardis discowred to bo fraudulent or otherwise, eouki hold pe seats and not be open to pro- ings.Ub da 30% re, proteste tions ure expect decision was given.ventilating duced from two of the cases submitted to their consideration, have come argues Mr.[ (pe ui ¢ was not, in foros either and therefore | Lin Pccuse tion be provided electric lights be increased.very for the retailing of spirltuous liquors vidinity, special mention bein; of the site now ocu known as the * Chance.\u201d on the steps they have taken io vent the installation of sind gambling | moshines, Ne would also like liance thercin.je jurors, from the evidences do.to conclusion that more effective po- in or about he docks, and that the number of While on this subject the jurors also strongly ou t that no license anted in fature in their close made by the hotol and Wa also congratulate the authorities Last | At the Boauport Axylem at preeent 1,114 inmates, feertaire.LA BANQUE NATIONALE ,On and after Friday, the second of November next, this Bank will pay to its shureholders a dividend of ons and res quar ens per cent, being at the rite of :eve: par cent.por annum, upon its capital for the quarter ending on the 3lst of October next.The transfer book will be closed from the 17th to the 31st of October (next, both days inclusive, By order of the board of Directors, P.LAFRANCE, 2 Quebec, September 18th, 1906.\u2018 - mon, wed, frixt{ BELL'S GALLERIES 436 ST.CATHERINE ST., WEST, MONTREAL.W.HENRY BELL DESIGNER 0 DECORATOR FURNITURE \u2014IMPORTED\u2014 RUGS and CURTAINS | FOLLOW THE CROWD It Will Lead You to the Right Place.H.DEROME, The Popular Resort, FINLAY MARKET.k Always on band first quality oysters.Also winter provisions for favailies, country merchants and others FISH! 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Do you want good fish, fresh salt and first class?Our fish i Feceived daily and freshness is guaranteed.YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME H.DEROME, Phone 1252.NOTICE ls hercby given that the Pier of the mouth of Cape Rouge river is eub- merged as wel as the other water Pier that was thers up to wharf.¢ mouth winter at the ond of the lo ho position of the pier at | of the Cap Rouge River is as fore shown by a flat puoy by day and a white light by night, and the position of thn deep water Pier recently taken at the md of the Long Wharl ie in a straight line with the said fiat buoy and about 600 fest to the Cap Rouge Wharf and Pier Co., N.FLOOD, apl.?xt.L.Manager.\u2018 00e a rt tm A the furthee attention of the author ties to the increasing number of slot machines used an vendora of varions articles Agim, i ne) which are so unreliable that they may be alsa rightly classed as gambli machines and when eo found, should be seised and confisoated.At the Jail there are at present 115 male and 11 females, the latier baing under the able charge of Mrs.Phillips, matron, there are 882 males and 8% The whole respectfully rubmitted, to dram » I ro FUE = = £7 ev, AS A APRN SOAP | 1» GO IP 3.ree VOHN C.MaLIMONT, i on = ce EE.set: vote le \u201c= | LEE'S, 25 Buade Street = waar ier, MAGNIFICENT DEMONSTRATION nm) MRNEST CARON MANAGING DIRZ.IIR cm Lo - ! Maputacturere ot Pecêtng and \\Berewing Machine (Standard, ) \"Slogger, Loose Nailer\u2019 and tether Special Machinery.308St.Joseph Street, ST.ROCH, QUEBEC.Prompt attention to all orders and repairs, PHONE 2336 wy 1xly Canada, Province ol Quebec, District nf Chicoutimi.No.1708.Marie Jessio Brassard, wife common as to property of Joseph M.Girardcarter, of Chicoutimi, in the said distri : » Superior Courtve Plaintif ; The said Joseph M.Girard, Defendant; An action for separation as to property has been, this day, institut- wd inst the cofenJant.Chicoutimi, \u2018Jctober Sth, 1906, JEVEs{_.E & TREMBLAY, Attorneys for Plaintiffoct.11xlm Superior Court, Qu No.738.; Dame Bridget Recldington, 0: Quebeu,.wife common as to property with William Harry Snelling, of the same place, agent, duly authorized to ester en Justice, _ vs Plaintiff; William Harry Snelling, of the same place, agent, Defendant; An action for separation as to L.D.MORIN, Atty.for Plaintiff ; sept.26x1m.Superior Court, District of Quebec, Dame Delphine Guay, wifo of Jean Baptiste Bourget, laborer, St.Joseph de Levis, duly authorized to ester en justice, vs Plaintid ; The said Jean Baptiste Hou A ; Defendant ; An on In aeparation as to pro- y was institu is da; The defendant.y seoinet Quebec, September 25th, 1906, GAGNE : GAGNE, tty\"a Plaintiff, Im.; or Plaintiff.Superior Court, Quebec No.488.Dame Mary Sophie Malvina Couchon dit Laverdrere, of Quebec, wife common as to property of Narcisse Jobidon of the same place, Joiner, duly authorized to ester en Justice, ; vs Plaintiff ; Narcisse Jobidon, of Quebec, Joiner, ; Defendant ; An action for separation as to pro serty was instituted in this cause on the 14th September, 1:00: L.D.MORIN, Atty.for Plaintiff, Quebec, 24th Septen.ber, 1906.sept.25x1m.FALL OVERCOATS MADE TO O2DER AT \u2014 STYLISH AND CHEAP.Bue our big assortment of Suit ngs.The parish of St.Columba de Sillery was en fete on Saturday and yesterday in commemoration of the Bftieth anniversary of the parish church, com- meneed in 1554 and open to worship in 1536, that is now presided over as pastor by the Rev.A.E.Maguire, brother of the late Rev.John Ma.| guire, at one period of his lifetime as.| sociated with the secular clergy, who had charge of St.Patrick\u2019s Church, this city, during the pastorship of the late Father MeGauran, prior to the church being handed over ta the rev.Fathers of the Redemptorist order now in charge.The parish of St.Columba de Sillery orcupivs a very importaht place in the history of old Canada under the French regime, and every part of ita environs marks an epoch in Indian life and the carly mirsionary work of the Revd.Jesuit Fathers, pioneers of civilization, and the knowledge of God in the beginning of Canada.\u2018The history of Sillery is closely wedded to the history of Quebec and the history of the latter is the history of Canada.With its fall in 1769 there passed away much of lia glory, but to this day its religious ances and old customs and lawn are maintained, while every street in the city and every thoroughfare in the surrounding country, lined with farms and their quaint buildings, are redo font of the old French regime, which Iasted for 151 years.However, it is not the intention of the writer to delve into the long past and speak of the sturdy pioneers from old France or relate the deeds of the noble .Jesuit martyrs of Christianity, the missioners who devoted their lives to the ADDRESS BY CHIEF JUSTICE FITZPATRICK ARCHBISHOP BEGIN.eee een soggarth aroon never lost heart.Always optimistic he knew that a change must come, and he labored all the burder among his people, and not only cheered them.but even went to work in earnest td improve their condition without their knowledge and to-day is happy in the knowledge of ultimate success.When he took charge of the parish the church carried with it a debt of 813,000, and to Mgr.in, accompanied by Mgr.Mise V6.and a puma of priests of the Archbishop's ousshold, Bis Honor the Lieutenant.Governor,\u201d Rie Louis | Jette, attended by Major SBheppard, A.D.C., Mr.Wm.Power, M.P., and Mrs.Powe, Nr.CAT ST, COLUMBA DE SILLERY Fiftieth Anniversary of the Parish Church Celebrated with Becoming Pomp-Arch- bishop and Lt.-Governor Participate | to talk history, but to talk as THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE F.M.P.P.for the County, and Mrs.Delage, Lt Col Tumbull, Lt.Cal.Burgeon Neilsos,' Rov.Father Saott, Cure of St.Poys, Mr.aud drs.Armitage Rhodes, Mr.and Mrs.Ste phen Connoily, Mr.and Mrs.M.Con- ; solty, Lt.J.J.and Mrs.Fitapatrick, Capt.Jack Sharples, Father O'Leary, Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Scott, Me.W.C.Gibsons, Mr.H.J.J.B.Chouinard, Mr.and Mre.P, Murphy apd other well known citisens of Quebec, libe- wise residents of the St.Louis Road of all creeds and nationalities, whom it was impossible to single out on aocount of the t crush, and it the pastor and Nr.W.Mclnealy all their time to secure seats for stra ers, end standing room for the parie- ioners enabled (to gain entrance.PROCEEDINGS.Bon.John Sharples, Mayor of the opened the meeting in a ret couched speech in keeping with the occasion, and in the course of his remarks said a y thought had struck their worthy and malous pastor to invite their late tative, the Hon.C.PFitspatrick, to deliver a lecture ap- pro of the important event, .50th anniversary of the parish chureh, y and the circumstances that have aur- rounded it from the time of ita incop- tion to tbe present together with t times and population t preceded it.He said the honorable gentleman he had reference to bad more than or- dina y claims on the parish, which stood by it amd the: le of Sillery i whenever required, nol bo could say without even their knowledge.It was \u2018not necessary, however, for him to mention his name, as he was known to every one of tha people of Sillery.i He was born in the parish and known | to them in his school boy days, and his boyhood mischief, as well as his after inanhood and illustrious public | career, and to-dav he occupies one of the highest positions in the Dominion, a very high position that many legal mou aspire to, but very few attain, and he \u2018has the good wishes of all his fellow parishioners, for he knew they all felt conf\u201d nt that he would main- (ain his position with all the dignity of the high office, and honor the same as he already hns done as their repre- scutative in Parliament.Chief Justice Fitzpatrick, on rising to speak, was tendered a regular ova- sion.After saluting His Grace the Archbishop, His Honor the Lieutenant Governor and ladies and gentlemen present, he turned to the chairman and thanked him for the kind words be had expressed in his behalf and also thanked Father ire for the invitation he had sent him to be present on the auspicious occasion of the celebration of the parish church's golden jubilee.- He also referred to the presence of His Grace the Archbishop and the Lieutenant-Governor and other dia- tinguished gentlemen present, who had added lustre to the occasion.He specially dwelt on the presence of Myr.in, who distinguished his prelacy and was a worthy successor of his immediate illustrious predecessors and bespoke a wider sphere for bim not only in his archdiocese, but in the church of Canada.Hon.Mr.Fitspatrick said he did not come to lecture, and he hoped no such effort was expected, because it would cause disappointment.He simply came to take part in the eventful celebration in which they all were interested as ona of the family, and not one of themselves who claimed the right to be with them.He claimed this right because his deceased mother was born in the parish ninety years ago, and bad lived all her long liletime within as a par- irhioner, and died within the shade of the church steeple and within the sound of its bell.He was likewise born in, the parish, and made his first speech on entering public life from the very platform upon which he stood.Speaking of the past, Chief Justice Fitzputrick said :\u2014Sillary is approach- eded through the Straits of Belle Isle, through which that procession of priests came which laid the foundation that made Canada & nation to- ay.He next dwelt upon the advantages of § Sillery approached down its hills, al on all its surroundings, from the mighty river St.Lawrence, its coves in lino with that river, and the scenic effects from the south shore and the western hills over the Laurentian ranges where the sun in all the magnificence of ite grandeur nets.He referred to the early missionary Jesuit Fathers and the first reverend ladies of the Hotrl Dien, who resided at Sillery until their convent in Quebec was built and ready to remain there.He poin out how Maissonneuve started from Sillery to found the city of Montreal.He next called attention to the storm nnd strife that followed in which Sillers was a contre, the conquest of Canada by the English, the union of the French and English for the uphuilding of Canada, the frivndlv relations, the spread of civilization and commercial progress in alt parts of Canada from the cradle of Canadianiem Quebec in which Sillery played its part.The karned gentleman aleo apoke of the early settlers in this country as inspired, which was apparent to the student who followed their footsteps, und now ses the great cities that have bren built upon heretofore Indian camping grounds.He spoke of a trip he made ycarn ago to the Northwest when Bishop Tache was one of the party, the primitive state of the country then and ita progressive condition now.To-day itis an important country within eany connection with the cant and west by railways, and prosperous.He also referred to the settlement of Johnstown.Virginia, when the United States wore first peopled by the English, and compared their work in the art of buikling with the French in Canada.In Virginia the citien ave huils on the ruins of their churches, while in Canada the churches and convents huilt centuries ago still remain, He illustrated this fact to show how the eorly artilees of Canadas were in- apired and in putting up their religious structures looked ahead into the far of future more than thay did to the present.He instanced the Quebec Seminary, the Hotel Dien\u2019 Hospital, the Ursuline Convent, ete., 89 hn evidence, and the vastness and sirength ol their architectural construction, end which went to ehow that the French hud confidence in the future of Canada.14 is wondetful to contemplate, said the learned gentleman, ee- took the ushers under the direction of | parish and chairman of the reunioam, | the : who all succeeded in time the first protected by him, and be .the scenic paintings of its effects | pecially whan it is considered that | there were not move thay 40 alto gocher ho stared iw bulld for the uture.y knew that these carly settlers would fructily, and they built for them, and those to como after them in their confidence of the future.\u201cWe are now anniversary aisée church.What woñe the ions 80 years ago ?In those a you were and rous, in the midst ol plentiful ipdustry.This parish was a mission in 1843 ; io 1966 your parish church was commenced and two years later completed ; Father Harkin a good and worthy priest, of a kindly disposons vas pastor and charge of pews when he \u2018Went to his olernal reward.\u201d Be dwelt yu the happy relations that existed ween the people and their priest, and parish relations between the Protestants and | Catholics, who never allowed creed or race to interiere with their friendship | and united contentment, and neigh- Le ef Mae, Pas vs.pastorshi; gr.Perisico, afterwards a Cardinal prince of tbe church, Father Drolet and Father Casgrain, tor, until the present pastor, Rev.'ather Maguire, came on the scene., | Chief Justice Fitzpatrick next | | brought his audience to the chan in conditions and the decline in tra that caused so many of the Sillery ple to leave for another field of bor, the continuation of these hard | times when Father Maguire became pastor and the struggles be had to contend with.But, said the Chiel Justice, another cha has taken | | place ; hard times are fast disappear.| \u2018ing; à new era ol prosperity has dawned and soon you will agein enjoy prosperity and happy contentment, This, however, was not brought the fiftieth | our first | the bappy content : ment of the latter, likewise the happy : MONDAY, GOTO; Talks The Style and Fit experience of knowing clothes what they are.my judgement.\u20ac \\ about without a struggle, and very few of the parishioners knew the la- : bor, the trials and tribulations he bad | as their representative to aid in the change.There were now signs of happy conditions on all sidee of them, | and it was right to say that they had seen the end of trials and tribulations and it was but proper that\u2019 théy realise the change and look into the future when better things were in store for them, 1 He then drew their attention to the new bridge that will cost millions in i which get their share ; the rail.| ways terminals, which were not necessary for him to dwell upon These things for their future were now an accomplished fact and could not be taken away from them, and would go band in hand to restore the trade of the port of Quebec and make it more important in the vastness of its future greatness.Chief Justice Fitspatrick said he could pot overlook one incident in connection with the history of Sillery, the death and burial of the good missionary Jesuit, Father Masse.He was to re call the good work of the late Hon.R.R.Do I, oe in his lifstime did so muc lor Sillery, though a Protestant, erected a mon t to the memory of Father Masse the grave in which he was buried.This commendable deed was doge by 8 geo: tleman of another religiof, who graciously took upon hinisell the uibility to preserve the grave of à deu priest, and went to show how the Catholics and Protestants lived happily together side by side of each other in happy relationship, tbat was worthy of emulation.erring to present pastor, the leaned gentleman said: Thirteen years Father Maguire came to us when was dark, and took over the porieb church with a debt of $18,000.went about with a will and \u2018the responsibilities of his office, and not only has he reduced this debt to $6,000, but has restored our ceme- tary, Gesides looking out for the material as well as the spiritual welfare of his parishioners.1 have spokeg to you about the bridge and terminals to cost, when completed, $8,000,000, but you who will benefit do not know the untold of diffioulties that have had to be contended with in order to secure them.\u2018Let me tell you,\u201d said the Chief J#stSce, \u201cthat in the da when 1 was working very hard in the interest of this great undertaking and was meeting with obstacles on alt vides respecting the scheme that was to be placed before the Government, | and we were having considerable trouble in the formation of the bridge company, 1 went to your preseht Mayor and chairman of this meeting, Hon.Jobn Sharples, and told him of our difficulty, when he immediately subscribed ,000 of his nwn money to advance the project, and this was the turning point of the success you are enjoying to-day.The example was emulated and the capitalisation procured and the bridge assured, and for this vou have, wil others, your Mayor, Hon, John Sharples, to thank.\u201d This fact is made public for the firat time to-night, and you know thet Mr.Sharples never advertises his pub- lle duties or private benefactions, but 1 have confe to think that this.ome action ét least, of his should be known and made manifest the success of the bridge, the terminal and the immense works to follow that you will share in.\u2018We are ail of one family and here within the sounds of church bells, no person among us can tell the future of England France, but we in Canada aré all one peo fe, and should live and love one ano under the flag of England, which is the fin- ost flag on the face of the earth.We should alt be in peace with each other and in order to do this we must be without racial or religious projudice.We must be Canedians one and sll of us, and if we t each other's right to common citizenship, will be broad in our views in ail things and live a happy and contented people.ARCHBISHOP BRGIN SPEAKS.The chairman invited the Arch bishop to address the meeting, which invitation he acoepted i Plessure, gr.Begin renar ow eased al honored he felt to bo with the people of Sillery in the gelebration the fiftieth annivernary of their parish church.He said he knew their first pastor, Father Harkin, who was a od and conscientious priest, Who ad no other ambition tl to re Blain with hie parishioners and die among them.He 4 knew © Mgr.Perisico, who spent three years with them end then was called by the voice of the successor of Bt.Peter to a higher office in the church.also knew Father Drolet, and knows Father Oasgrain and their t pastor.He eul them ail in turn and spoke of r affection for the Billery.He vas also \u2018races were nations *\u201cFashion-Craft\u201d CHANGE OF BRAND | .Ot my own accord agency.In the past I pleased and\u2019 satisfied my customers and will do even better with my new brand.My inspiraionand long experience made me atabitions so ; I conceived and manufactured \u201cFASHION-CRAFT\u201d cloties, in which I have put quality and muitiplied ttyle.pledge.This combination of unusual ski/l\u2014apd \u2018 Concentrated in, one big plant-under my own supervision\u2014this resu't has already justified * Let ma \"aôve this by an inspection of ROY & ROY, 178 St.John Street.OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL ® O'CLOCK.About I cancelled my former you see\u2014ths quality I how\u2014have made those CLOTHES made up of different races.not,\u201d eafd the Archhishop, that the country your fathers from was hallowed by holy men and women, and that the Irish and Fremok of learning * for fourteen centuries.He would say that they were always bound in per fect umion and he hoped that this union would always exist, both for their happiness and consolation and the glory of God.The R.C.G.A.orchestra, which was present under the | ip of Mr.Joseph Vexina, performed a selection of Irish music followed a selection of French music, when Chi Justice Hupatrick again addressed the au- lence in the French language, going qver the same ground as in his Eng: LA Mr Sharples then called lon.Hr.es upon Mr.Wm.Power, and church-warden Gauthier to prepare a Vote of thanks to Hon.Charles Fitzpatrick for his very able address, which they carried out in a creditable manner.The audience then adjourned to the church grounds which were beautifully illominated with colored electric lights that showed off fog decorations in the background.he .C.G.A.à band luring then gave a band concert, which a big display of fireworks was sot off from the brow of the hill that lighted the surrounding country with have been seen to t adva from the river end Ta south hs At the conclusion the band played \u201cCome Bes Erin es which the ole tion j in singh the chorus, and this was fatlowed by the band playing \u2018\u2019O Canada,\u201d the populace also singing in unison the chorus, and at 11.15 o'clock, the National An was ple d: to a close.RELIGIOUS CELEBRATION.Yesterday the golden jubilee of the parish church at Sillery was colebente a pra imposi i gious ceremony in the cred.edifice, which was gorgeously decorated in honor of the ocomsion.A grand solemn high Pontifical Mass was sung by His Grace the Archbishop of Que ben, who officiated as the celebrant, which brought the celshration on urday land assisted by Mgr.Mathieu, C.M, G., arch priest, Father Dupuis, Chaplain of Silleey Convent, con ot honor, Father Garneau, sub-deacon of the Basilica and Walter Cannon, Profat the Quebec Seminary, deacons office.The English sermon was preached Rev, Ram Mulhern, C.SS.R., of ol Patrick's Church, and the French ser- their illuminating effects, and must |cess.honor, and Fathers Laflamme, vicar of | DY?! the tan adequits supply of emwunition and materials of war, with the per« sonnel under the command of highly trained leaders.How many men Cane ada could at once, on the declaration of war, put into the field under this latter condition is known to those who are responsible for her nfilitary delences and her place amonget na\u201c tions, and should be known and considered by every patriotic Canadian.\u201d 54,600 Meals Did Him No Good How One Man Wasted 50 Tears of His Life.Thousands Like Hm.\u201cWhat's the use of eatin\u2019, anyhow?\u201d said the scrawny, dys fo to his re- tund, prosperons- ing friend.\u201cHere I've been eatin\u2019 three times a day, sud sometimes twice a day, for 50 years, and look at me.I'm ra and skinny, still at the bottom of the ladder, sour on the world, and a fe mist.I know it, and I can\u2019t it, If I had it to do over again, though, I would take care of my stomach; I don't believe I ever teally relished a meal in my life, not even mother\u2019s Christmas dinners, and I firmly be lieve that my way of eating, oe whatever it was, brought along with it darkness and impossibility of suo \u201cYou're right,\u201d nodded his companion.\u201cOf course, that isn't always the case.But in this age we rivet not only \"Trust in the and keep our powder dry,\u201d but we must swallow sunshine with our food.Cheerfulpess, sepecislly while eating, which is the most essential aot of man, is as necessary to him as sunshine is to the flowers.Nothing normal ean be produced in darkness.\u2019 \u201cBut this is what you haven't bees doing, Mr.Dyspeptic.Your brain add your stomach, remember, are twins, and you have {o treat them accordingly.Why not start now and repair the damage you've dome.It is never toe \u2018ats, you know.\u201d , : \u201cYou mean at mv age?And wup- pose you can\u2019t always get the sunshine?\u201d \u201cAbsolutely, yes.Science has made it ible to get the sunshine, the health and the strength that your stomach needs, all put up together in little tablets.They cull them Stuart's a Tablets, the most effective tablets in the world for this very où |thing.One ingredient \u2018in these tablets digests 3,000 grains of food without the help of the stomach.The tablets after each meal can do more work, quicker work snd better work, in di- St.Foye the firat Jesuit missionary fathers, the Mission of Bt.Michael's, founded tront 1847 to 1854, and made a very touching reference to the first pastor, Rev.Father Harkin and also one of his successors, Father Drolet.He also spoke of the other periors and referred to the history of the church from its foundation.ceremony Was an imposing religious demonstration, and the musical portion of the mass like wise very .This morning the jubilee Fey tion will olose aie s solemn high requiem mass and Libera tor the répose of the souls of the de ceased parishioners.LORD DUNDONALD.Jordon, Oct.19\u2014Commentin B.Carman\u2019s article in Os Caneda and Imperial ndonald, in a letter to rte in this world is orth dor on Àif anythi ing at ali ft is at any rate worthy of doh well, Il the empire therefore is worth defondiàg, it ie necrssary to inform those specialists who are entrusted with the preparation of schemes for its defence exactly how many teoops will be available on the out hreak of war.\" \u2018These troope.if they are to be of real value, must be ready not only in willinguese to serve the a mpire F4 every vadian is ready, not only in epirit, courage and endurance, qualities which, from bav.ing Canadien troops publicly of the taney of cons! er ne sik my com ee le flot poule extant, t ready in arms, equipment and in on Defence, Lord |feel gesting a heavy meal, than the stomach can itself.The stomach need not | work at all.Stuart's Dy a Tab- 'letx does sll the work, and gives your aded stomach a rest, the reat it needs.\u2018Meanwhile vou cure yourself of brash, lirritation, burning sensation, heartburn, sour stomach, acidity, femen- .tation, bloat, and the worst cases of | dapepeia and indigration.Yr- ct rid these for all time.Ar n, besides, you can eat all you wr ~d whenever vou want, and you wi bn relish mother's Christmas dinners if vou will take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tublets after eating, That's the qunshine I was talking about.Then y {ace will reflect the internal change going on, vou'll be more energetic, vour mind will be clearer, yon will have more confidence in yourself, you'll be happier, and vou'll be voursell again.\u201cYour heart will change and you'll rosy.You\u2019ll enjoy your meals\u2014 and live, Let's walk down to the drug store and let me introduce von to one little package of these Stuart's Dyspepria Tablets.You can get them at any drug store in the world lor only 50c.» package.It is worth it, Mr, Dyspeptic.\u201d P per.19 Buade St., has the largest sale of BBB and Peterson Pipes in the city.: HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 4û, 500 dosen of Magnificent Madaplolan \"| Bandarchiot, trimmed with oh .Valencienne , Tegulatly westh Tofor 40., at SYNDICATE OF, QUEBEC, an Gi PORT IX Lis ter al THE QUiss5t CARONICLE, CUNARD LINE.TO LIVERPOOL Calling at Queenstown, from Mere & 68 North Riven I.Y, hind Chas Takes to aad bods oi Rr Foon 2.8 STOCKING Louis Soest, Grogan ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS Quebec, 11th October, 1906.THE RMS.\u201cOTTAWA\u201d arrived at Quebsc, Thursday afternoon in time to land pret od This steamer hol Montreal to Liverpool, Saturday to Saturday, Liverpool to Montreal Thursday to Thursday.Moderate Cabin Rates QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.$45.00 To LONDON $47.50 Passengers berthed in large rooms not more nan 2 in à room.THIRD CLASS Quebec to Liverpool, London, Londonderry, Belfast, Glasgow, 7.80 Low >= Ecandinavien and Continental poin the mi at Do not SATURDAY, 20th OCTOBER this steamer on -m.after arrival of raail train which ives Montreal at 2 p.m DOMINION LINE, 88 DALHOUSIE STREFE.PALL and WINTER TIME-TABLE i DOMINION LINE ALLAN LINE Boyal Mal Steamships.ESTABLISHED 1853 - 28 Shoomers Agarogation 198,703 Tom NEW TURBINE eTSAMERS Ce RC \u2014 LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE Pron From gor eo Steerage Balocas, Music and i promeaisiee Blectrio RES Every modes improvement, \\ v ag le at once a ox Tenlance aad additioual saseguard in case LONDON, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE vr 20% Alan oe! pe et Rate $10.00 to PR nas à 0, = Quebes Steamship Co\u2019y, Lid Mew York, Bermsda asd West Indies Royal Mail Lines, Sallingfrom Pler 47 Koetà Riven, K.Y, New York, Bermudas sud West Indies BERMUDLAN.a Lam Ath peu and ne \u201cTRL re fu Goss and Seid PARIMA.45 p.M, 14th November BARBADOS DIRÉOT mrscrussnca nee ss 2820008 rd Xovember St.Lawrence Line, QUEBEC RAILWAY, LIGHT | 2 Twin scow Don Be OR PAHA; 1200 & POWER CO.TUESDAY, 3drd October, ang Sth Revfor (Gaspe Basin, Mal Bay, Perce, Case On and Monday, October st, 1906, tentne Cove, Grand River, Summaersids, Char LI coruonseor | \u201cBo BETWEEN QUEBEC Sp ow accommodation fee F 21s oii 0 mark Cou t den promener Dave na la full ga all packages, to To avo misiebn < DOCS EWE CRT] PY Te) nly, betwee ai re ng ire.on salting ey from ?.00 p.28 #1sEapaesLatormation spi a hr ESE en R ANBAR every ten from 1,98 p.m.to 4.00 Labo.Trae pm soxbats .péonte a Ean and er 9790 nin i i] is \u2018Montmorency Falls for Quebeo, $.4L,1 20 minutes from 1.ues Eng a, 008 \u2018avesy Hour from 7.0 ta 1180- Berean qui AND STR ANNE DR Pate pars 272 Quepes bor Li £ Bas on Pan reba, an à de Besupre or 72, 9 6, Ae am.ta 4.16 p.rd: er % 45, ana Selene on ES pen del Beaupre lor \u201d Wd TE QUABEC D BT.JOACHIM, Werk Divsrr LEN imine fr respon rong pias Este Aout fare th we) go tov Faire Elevator rung as foilows = days from 6,30 6m.to 11.50 p.m.and ow pr) font pn © si pm bone monte, Jarre con rice i mall packaged boxes oe 24 other information apply to the Super E A rage Dw, EN lien Beaupre at 1.00} \u201cGunn am oy QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY, On and afteethe 14th Oct., 1906, WEE UNDEANOTED - QTED TPS WELL BB POUND cuauo EVs von nterecionial Rallway, 4 6 pr » cum |it-Erprentron n da WEL uo\" Bupren 100 Expres Mou- Pointe oh Rxprom iv) AS Sa Bes a TER Srp.ogres Ke Ta 5% Eepen trom she West 1% 200 oem the Wart Sundar ES ma wie wu Var fom the QUEBEC CHRONICLE Priried and published by th param ke Printiog Bompany, \u2018 Wateo quel Manager, vo Ta eue À ny, Sha Posie y 88.00 pe da mi be Gt.en, pe ennom.oh fwerords\u2014150.per agate ling per agute line sack EE .Quetes AE OUTÉRBRIDGR à 0.Apec: ras \\ .\u2019 ams, Wow Yorx 8 8kocking, Hona Je, Tieket Agents Quebse A \u2014\u2014p gun tte mr rare D THANKSGIVING EICORSMES EX AT SINGLE FARE GOOD GOING 17th, $18.00 RETURNING UP TO 22nd BERTHS FREE.MEALS AT REDUCED RATES.* | 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 SERVICE S| MONTREAL and QUEBEC.For rates, reservations and all other in\u2019 formation, apply to M.P.CONNOLLY, | ! Temiscouata Railway SUMMERTIME TABLE Taking KBect May 14th, 1008 Leaves Bver du Arrives Conners, hed RTS Leaves Conn ru N.Express Arrives River du Loup.Mixed Leaves Céonofs NB.« Arrives River 10 Lou.\u2019 5 Trains Daily except ndmy, Maoa Graady, Buperintenden © À River du Loup, DIRECT FORTHIGHTLY SAILINGS BETWEER Quebec and United Kingdom The fine full powered forew Steamer \u201cPURITAN\u201d GROSS 8847 3 TONS REGISTER CLASSED 100 A 1 AT LLOYDS Wl be diopatchied bot Qtober 16th, | LONDON {Surrey Commereial Desk) Now Becsiving Oargo at Shed No.10 Great Northern Railway.Quebec & Lake St.John Railway, Quebpo Central Railway, \u2014ORTO\u2014 Quebec Transport Co, Limited li NREL RESTOCK BROKERS PRIVATE WIRE TO NEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL | 2x AND TORONTO [Local Securities a Specialty.93 ST, PETER ST, QUEBEC.TELEPHONE 946 WEEKLY LEITER.\"er wire Neuville Belleau & Ce, St.Pater Street, Quebes, Phou os.York, Oct, 13.\u2014All things considered, the stock market has ected decided] well the past week, displaying a indicative of an early termination to the bull campaign.While the public continues apathetic the larger.interests express no ane xioty over the situation believing thet with the prev g un, ented prosperity they well afford to bide their time.In this opinion, they are confirmed by the favorable turn which monetary conditions and election possibilities have taken.With call money under four per cent.and time loans availeble at six per cent.on all in- dustrials, atringeney is rapidiy disap- paring and even though ¢ ere may be temporary {firmness Wall street is able to breathe freely.Thanks to Secretary Shaw's initiative in remedying our antiquated currency system over $75,000,000 cash has been put into circulation this fall Jroviding for the crop-moving deman The west has not taken full advantages of its allotment of Government deposits, increasing that of the eastern banks, The very disposition of local institutions to put out all the funds possible at six per cent.for six months shows the view bank officials take of the future.A scare may develope before eléction, but every day points more and more to the success of the unfe and sane candidate.With the outcome favorable, indications int toa period of rising prices all along the fine with the public warned from its Taming craze a Wall street bag and uch railroad earnings es have een pied recently, show the same trend toward heavy gains for both gross and net averaging over ten cent.The yearly t for the Northern Pacific makes § flattering increase in net of 20 per cent.really explaining the high favor in which Hill stocke are held.Car equipment companies are rushed with business railroads finding.& crying meed for rolling stock to take tare of the ton: nage offered.Independent of\u201d the stronger stra position kberuin to the steel com! from its lease of the Great Northern nre lands, the record breaking output at - profitable prices explains the activity \u2018of the stock.So also with the coppet metal mounting to 25 cents bias in value: legitimate Produdng proper ties is not strange.If is well to bear in mind, however, that many new com- anics in the mining list already sell ing above their par value, do not rank in this enter y.Caution would certainly seem the part of om as regarded such issues.The crops are now fully assured and bumper yields spell, at least, eix months more of prosperity.Seldom has labor been so well employed.Increasing hank clearings in fart all the outward signs of , are present, Viewing t mice, + as 8 whole, therefore, we believe that good stocks are a purchase on reactions, though for the present, a traders position may be the part of wisdom, The big fellows are all enlisted on the side of higher prices though not encouraging any wild epoculetion until the election is out of way.ens 1s cere.wha If sick headache is msery, Carter's Little Liver Pills Pile 1 Tas wil positively cure it?People who have used them speak frankly of their worth They ars small and sesy to tata pa rg from Ohas, Head & Oa Rew York x dre cu à Dupuie, Block Brovers, 61 oto www eegrryperpee TE QUEBEC.TRANSPORT LINE SE Por Rates of Freight Apply to Agmset | Soatuses \u2019 264; 100 at 268; 5 st 08); .|s0 {| from Montreal\u20141 Je the mater of CANEST LEUSARD nes, UMA] Of Les Grandes vont y Co.Mosios is hereby given thaton MONDAY, OCIOBER 18th, 1906 ed UH Q' CLOCK AM.?Pf Moutiain kill 8 vaine ae apna estate as follows | =: 208.Cu \u2014Book Debts.nes The male wii! «pris Tie pais chien The inventory ef th ; stosk the } mio.sad of the ro k car be sean at ous Terms of sale: CAS! LEFAIVRE & TAËCHEREAU, Offee: 111 Mounta'n Will, Quebes.prem.ARTHUR BRUNEAU A.8.DUPUIS BRONERD À DUPUIS Brecialists in Loos! Securities.MEMBERS of MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE PRIVATE WIRES TO READ & C0., 17 Brosd Siret, Mew York (Members N.Y.Stock Exchange) HEAD & CO, 77 State Strest, Boston (Members Boston Stock F xchange) FIRST CLASS QUOTATION SERVICE, PHONE 1698 MCDONALD LESPERRNCER Go, STOCK BROKERS, HOCHELAGA BANK BUILDING, Phone 1227 108 5¢.Pater SL.PRIVATE WIRE WITH L.J.FORGET & CO., Montreal.E.& C.RANDOLPH, Now York, TOWLE & FITZGERALD, BONDS and STOCKS bought and sold for cash or on INVESTMENT BONDS A SPECIALITY.opl1ixly, Thom B.& C.Rando Hire to MaDonald, Boston.he\u2019s \u201cPrivate ance à \u2018An incipient political scare swept ower the market to-day.It was caused by the announcement of the State Committee yesterday thal Hearst was a dangerous candidate and stronger than was generally purroned and was helped long by the statement published in the rgd that the President was seriously concerning himself over the situation in New York.Prices held Juisly steady during the early dealings but there was more or lesa pressure from the start and on the appearance of an excellent bank statement the selling pressure was accentuated and more or less extensive declines were forced throughout the entire list, There was po urgent liquide- tion but the pressure was ke; practically to the se, for isouel there were some fegble rallies in last quarter of an Bour the last, as a whole, closed at not far from tho lowest prices, ;\u2018 announcement vestigation into (that the government the alleged fradulent\u201d acquisition of coal lands by Union Pacific, tehded to verify the accusation\u2019 which caused spe- clal weaknees in the stock but, on the whole, it was a political market and all considerations but polities were largely ignored.Sales, 446,600.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE, t furnished by Messrs.Asuvilk Verdier & Co., 96 St.Peter street Quebec.Montreal, Oct.13th, 1908, Asked.Offered C.P.R.ree 170 170 Montreal 276 27% Toronto Street By 118 1173 Twin City R.T.C 1134 113 Detroit United Ry.97t 964 Halifax Tramway 106 101 Tolodo Railway .4 a Winnipeg Railway.10 \u2014 West India Railway.\u2014 47 Havana Electric Co.43 Rich.& Ont.Nav Co.84 Montreal Power Co.R 98 Dom.L & 8.Co, com.ue 25H 28 Pom.1.& S.Co, prof.2 ww Dom, Coal Co, CoM.\u2026\u2026\u2026yp00e N.8.Steel \u2026\u2026 Montreal Tclegraph.Bell Telephone.Ogilvie Milling Co Ogilvie Milling Qo.Mackay Companies Mackay Co., » pret Lake of the code Le Laurentide Pulp , pref.Montreal Cotton Far Dom.Textile Co., pref.N.Obio_Traction.Ulinois Traction, pref.Sales, Dominion Coal, 125 at 6% 100 at 6st.Dom Iron & Steel, 50 at 28%; 275 at 100 at voi |, - m.Iron & Steel Prel., 95 at 774; Que at 78.Dom.Iron and Steel Bonds, $10,000 Tat 89.| Detroit United Ry., 3 at 974; 15 at 0%); 50 at 00%: 50 at 964; 10 at 964: at 964; LY a 968; 100 at 96}; + | 100 at 064; 23 968, Mackay ret, tn at 70}; 100 at 708.Montreal Power, 25 at 984; 100 at mM; 76 at 074: 100 nt 98; 10 at 98; 2 at 98; 95 at 98}; 100 at 084.Richelieu & Ontario, 100 at 84.Montreal Strect Ry.100 at 276; 50 at 2744; 95 at 2744; 25 at 2744; 100 at 275, Nova Scotia Steel, 50 at 67.Toledo Railwsys, 50 at 823.Toronto Railway, 29 at 1164.Twin City, 150 at 119.IMPORTS.Per steamer St.Irenee, Lafrance, kg.to Jas.Wo Cone, 9 do.to Col inland Re venue.Wood! nye wn Debiliy, did names en BE FE i Eden En of price, New pa \u2014 AUCTION SALE.]Y, E.PARADIS, ER Publis Aesouatant, AUDITOR AND CURATOR, Aawasts lavescigatod act Cotiosted \u2018 Plasneial Arrangements and Cwm - promises.Liquidation of Insoivent states, ho avast ne re meme pry so soamted 16 64 Dalhousts Street.C.W.WALCOT STOCK ANG INVESTMENT BROKER, 96 ST, PETER STREET Stocks and Bends Bought Foe for Cash or on M Municipal Di Debentures Ton on Spa and, ylelding ey favorable returns.Quebec Representative Spencer Trask & Co, Bond Dealers, how York York.capte aod\u2019 ir plus $4,800.000 TELEPHONE 377 DONALDSON LINE + WEEKLY SERVICE GLASGOW AND QUEBEC area Mpg aurato if pmo fi pe op] by oh rans 88 ATHENA Ln row {oold 8.2 LAEONA, A (colà Al 0 Kastalls, Fritonts and Bal Steamers ation for s limited number of par sucre Mates-_abin, 985.00 to $62.08 | Steefage Steamers of this line carry the celabrated Seoteh Anthracite Coal in Bags to Quebec.DONALDIOR BROTH a got: AL THE ROBERT ReronpOa, Lan, Moatreal poss à co.98 8c Peter Sires: DELAWARE AND HODSON RR.The Shorten! asd Quickest Rouis \u2014 BETWEEN \u2014 Montreal and New York.0 Smoke Cou Epona eine re a pinisa AND CAFE CARS ON DAY TRAD LE Tr Ta Et Lh A eres sage BR.) from 200F.8 train COLE ) : Juebon, dnp Mow Ex rm i Lambert TE Thr Insist upon tellets vis DELAWARE & EUDSOE, The Line along the besttifui abere of Late TARR ADE.Semanal FOR SALE 12 Lots on Maple Avenue, well situated and upon best conditions.16 Lots on Ste Cecile Street.House for sale corner Jupiter and Bt.Gabriel streets, with all modern conveniences.\u2018Exoeptlonally fine.APPLY TO A.de la GRANVILLE REAL ESTATE AGENT, Phone 1408 81 5t.Peter Street Office hours 10 to 12 and $ to 4 OATS $ HAY General Provisions, Flour, Pork, Etc.\u201d GEO.TANGUAY, 48 ST.PAUL STREET, 33 & 34 Warehouses St.Andrew St.35 & 36 LOWER TOWN, QUEBEC octoziw pr A via \u2018 SEND US ONE COLLAR Bend us all your linen, just let us show you you what good Pr Work y is FAMILY WASHING AT SPECIAL MATES TRY US\u2014 WE AIM TO PLEASE \u2014 AT THB \u2014 INPERAL LADNDRY{ 54 ST.VALIER ST.TELEPHONE 08 | - + Rat He AUREUL RIT .CHANGE OF TIME EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 306 mr cree rm que rer 10 1645 AM ©1230 nom 16.05 PAL (tDally except Buades, \u201cLeity.) Thanksgiving Day \u2018 moar COMPANY BUNSING BUNDLE Tare, ORET WILL SHGLE FIST CLASS FARE ng d tée, Oct.17th and 18th, \u2018O6.ores limit, Oct.22nd, 1906 REDUCED FARES Until October 31a.1908 84% Fnawcaeco, Los Amorim.§ $51.50 Bompentenate Rates to ober Wee VOE vip 16 4100000 hott od as dD \u201cAU SN Suds sr FL Apart) CITY TIOKKT OFFICE patte Filo Si epg | \u2014 ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN SERVICE ROYAL MAIL SERVIC sSFiN EST AS D SERVICE Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool.Sat.Oet.13.Lake Manitoba Fri.Oct.19.-Emprees of Br of Britain Sat, Oct 27.lake Champlain and weokly therasiter.QUEBEC TO LONDON DIRECT AND THENCE ro ANTWERP 14 Montesumi Quedsé, | OF 28 Mount (oops (3rd tNov.4 Lake Michigan *Nov.11 Montrose, (2nd c'ass).- Nov.18 Mon! Becond Cabin td only.ys Third Clam passengers an has excellent second avin accomodation for a few passenge Rates chown are tO London only.8.8.Lare CHamPLAIN and LAkE Ertu carry only oxz cams of Cabin passengers (Becond Class) to whom is i Si the wo comodation situated in the thesteamer at $40.00, $42.50 and $ eb.a Lars Manirons Let, \u201c$65.00 and up ards ; 2n rier lst, $80.00 to $500.00; 2nd, $45.00 and $47.50; 3rd, $28.76 For full chard an to rates, accommodation, ap| JULES HONE, Je, Canadian Pacific Ry 30 St.Jobn Bt., cor.Palace Hill, or General Offion, 46 Dalhousls 8 or F.8.Stocking, GE Tenny, Ticket Agents, Qu bec.New York Central RIVE RAILROAD, THR ADIROS- ° FOR 0 ème Table of Jus 171à, 1904 Trains leave Windsor Station, Montes, 50 A.M.Dally except! ew Ton All Has go EE Pu th Tore, ony ou.ant om tingdan Val harnois and through to New York, Park C.1, DALY, Pamenger Traffic Manager.A CHARMING TRIP DOWN THE GULF OF ST.LAWRENCE People desiring tn escape [rom the dust and hu of ou lilg during the hot le he amer, take ihe Feburn tf from Quebeo to Gaspe, TahsPESiEr ENT malin wliing From.Quebosr = res two weeks , 8.9.GASPESIEN $23.00 TO GASPE BASIN AND RETURN round trip takes about 8 ar Henn includes Monin and Barth.NEXT BAILING: WEDNESDAY, OCT.17th, at 4 P.M and afterwards on everyaltornate Wednesday, Fee further information appiy to BOUCHARD Prosmayliztt 15 a Steamer Orleans.On 8 Oct, lime and circumstances Tetons will Teme os oy ante pute FROM ISLAND FROM QUEBEC saddam 10m 8138 1 $18 a.m 10.90am, Pam .00 p.m.00 p.1.3 iY 48pm.om \u201cRpm OX SUNDAY pm.1.00 p.m pm am pa Steamer Frontenac, Ferry Batwee ee Sillery and Stweather and circumstances 3 the wieamee will Jove 84 Bottoms os PTT tHE oT.RONUALD QUEBLO 3 4 rites sou soem 20am = \\ fxm SSR spa Mispo SUNDAYS aoam Les HH \u2018The 4: Tous vaste iaia rot ten turdare fr mm pir Masa ' aigdt there will be à CES LENS a à FOIE ARAL, Sophie none vu = eme Spee weg, BY, Corner Du Fort and Ana Ste set (pouty hens | CANADIAN Gd LOI 16 3 NS GENERAL GHANGE OF TIME SUNDAY, OCT.14th prem for Porte B40 AM.firme roment Mies wegs pass Dn.ne, Moa sad _iuterm: LU Dar Coaches and flrs Hote Car » rving sad Luuch a lg carte Ho The ni Rips Soi Died u vs tions Dig 145 Ww Bien Jor ere Log re Sort \u2018Dally, rts D) Sundays Parios ¢ Car.Included.PETIT ts Tove en toy nf ay, New Cu'ongn, suits © or Duluth dp rf Second Class Colonist Fare from | 5,08 PM, Accommodation for Loretta, Porte = neat, scan, Th Quebec to Weer x Dave ran ent Li es 11.30 PM, Night Express Ex tor x toon ung = 1 $48.90: ! | Sos eme an Connections lor OMaws, Winnipeg ani Bri C lumbia Yomi, Bo-ton ent Now Englan _ 1548 4 and Albany.Kew fork, Toronto Loudon, 62211806, Doves, Pew 1448.08 | + Sud Poin Wee For full particulars, apply to Palace ; Station, Chateau Frontenac or Cit; Ticket | Office, 30 8t John St, corner Pi ! de CE TNO THE.{on and after sunday, Cctober Lith, trains will leave ; ovis ss fol.owe (= 8.23 AM Exorya (or rivice da Loup sil Campbellton, duir exept Sundivs.4.18 I'M.Market train for Riviere du Loup Cahy exceptiund yo, - 8.36 P.M.Maritime Expres for Halifax and 86, John.daily exc -pt Saturds a Th ateai will ren os Huwrdays only 10 9 Riviare à Loup.Dining aod dlevping Cai 12.88 F.M.Maritime Exprem for St H yacinthe and de ovtreal, daily Dluiug and Pariog Cars 4.10 P.M Express for St.Hracintho and Manti, dally except Sundays BuSet and Tos Car.THANKSGIVING DAY # Return ticket: to, ait CR Sar Mu pugie rst clam fare, x 1g October 17th aus return limit «cf tober Zaid, 10s, ty For further rartieularsan4 Si Caraccommodation, please a ply Offices No.7 Du Fort Htraut and Lo.Street and 349 86.Paul Streer PE Thanksgiving Day Roind Trip Tick: ts vill be issued at SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE Going «ates.Oct.17124 * Ketu n Lmit, Uct \u201cmd 1006 ete oe joke was played on Maria Louisa Goodyear, of Headingley, While she was employed as a machinist twenty.two years ayn, her stool was withdrawn by a fellow worker from under yher.She feel and struck her head.| The force of the blow caused a pres ; sure of the skull on the optic nerve, \u2018and ake lost her sight.Twelve years later she fell from the top to the bottom\u2019 of a celinr steps.A medical map who was called in said she had shaken the optic nerve and declared that if he could give her a blow on the head her sight might bo restored.| He dared mot try the experiment, however, as it might jeopardizes her reason.Now Mi Gowdyear hes fallen down a flight of, stairs again.Her fall was followed by severe pains in the head and the sudden return of sight, just in time to see her mother baforn the Intter\u2019s death.Her sight i now excellent once more, and she has no need for spectacles.ROW GN PARIS RACE COURSE.Paris, Oct.14,\u2014There were violent public demonstrations at the Tong Champs race course to-day in conse | uence of an unsatisfactory start in the free handicap.For the handicap there were nine atarters.Four, in chxling the fovorite remmined at the post owing to a misunderstanding Amid an uproay a complete outsider won, The public became outraged, broke down the barriers, aurrounded the bookmnkera hooths chased out the cavhiers and seized the moneys, Attempts to restore order were in vain, the police present bring inadequate.The tougher element rakled autorro- hiler nenr the grand stands, seized petroleum with which they sprinkled the honths and set them afire.The fiermn om dute were helpless ar the \u201chere had teen eut.The authorities telephoned to Mont Valerien.and a body of troops were rent.The wol- | dare succeeded fn clraring (he enclo- |anre but the betting structures had burned down, The races were post.+ pomed.Sixty arrosts were made and \u2018a large number of policemen and CoCasxT Boars the ™ OMITA.Kiad You Naw Aware Reonght a nation \u2018of commission and shipping | Elcho, son of the Farl of Wemvss, Sir mercy.He stated that since - bivieteidebeiii ei Mre.Russel) Hale and family left lor Ottawa.Lieutomant-Uovernoe Jette le for Montreal yesterday.De.Chalmers tice, Is stopping at the St.Tin Sir Frederick Borden, Minister of Militia, has sailed for Canada by es Virginian.\u2018Mr.B Gaudry, of this city, left for Montreal on business last | oven- ing.ee M.Mra.Vassoy, of-Halifax, is in town \u201cthe quest ol hez duughter, Mrs.Bancroit, Grande Alles.Mrs.BE.Ltreal, where she {0 the guest of her daughter, Mrs, Cecil Pangmasn.Mr.A.J.Painchaud, of the firm of !P.Garneau & Fils, has returned home from a business trip to Europe.Messrs.J.B.Deddy, sod A.E.Jeandron, Toronto, are at st | Louis Hotel | Mrs.C.L.Langley, iley, of Ban Francisco, registered ithe 8t.Louis on Saturday last.Mr.and Mra, J.T.Murphy, K.M, Moffat, T.8.G.Epler, of Toronto, are at the Chateau.Mr.Harry Boakes was a passenger by the Allan nail steamship Ionian, which arrived Saturday afterncon.Mr.and Mr.J.F.Vincent, H.A.Macdonald, P.E.Brennen, H.Labins, ol Montreal, are guests at the Bt.Louis Hotel.~ Mr.and Mre, A.K.Fisk, N.Decary, H.S.S.Molron, W.E.Boon, ars among the Montrealers who registered at the Chateau yesterday.Mrs.Sam Greenshields, of Montreal, is spending a few duys in Quebec, and is the guest of Mrs.Wm.M.Macpherson.Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Haberlin left by Q.C.R.last evening for St.Sylvestre to atlend the funeral of the latter's brother, Mr.D.McMahon.Lady Kirkpatrick sails for England by the Empress of Britain, She is visiting Mrs.Wm.Molson Macpherson, have and Miss Lang iat ' Mr, and Mrs.L.K.Garnor, Huddersfield, Eng., and Mr, and Mrs.H W.| Marshall, of Boston, are guests at the ; Chateau.The death is announced of Mr.N.L.Demoncouyst, K.C., ex-Mayor ol Three Rivers, who died in the latter rity on Saturday morning.Mr.and Mew.H.F.May, Denver, Cal.; Mr.and Mrs.C, P.Allan, Shanghai, China: Miss F.L.Allan and Miss A.M.Allan, of Yarmouth, N.S., re- i gistered at the Chateau yesterday.Hon.L.R.Roy, Provincial | Secretary, returned to town on Saturday Inst from Montreal, where he represented the Provincial Government at the funeral of.the late Archbishop Bond.Count Leon de Tinseau, a well- known French author, is in town on his way to Leke Bt.John to visit his friend, Count- de Broet, who has established a large agricultural \u2018farm \u2018for French orphesp.; Louis Toutant,.St.Gabriel; L.\u2018C.Vallieres, Thetford Mines; WwW.H.:Bherpe, New Yetk; Ben.Fox, Montireal; J.A.Hebets, Montreal; J.E.|Lamhert, Thetford Mines; W.L.Mann, \"Thetford Mines, ars stopping at the Victoria.C.Audet, A.N.Kruger, A.Drolet, H.Menier, J.Gouin, J.C.Germain, Nontreal ; J.P, Dugal, Ottawa; D.Towle, Magog ; FE.J.Rocheleau, Sher» hrooke; C.Maher, Philadelphia ; B.C.Shetter, New.York ; H.G.Odell, Quebec ; J.A.Boy, Megantic, are re- girtered at the King Edward Hotel.The numerous friends of Dr.and Madame Fdwin Turcot will learn with leasure that they are on their way ck to Quebec from Norway.Madame Trrcot has completely recovered from her very serious illness.They will arrive in Quebec by the next Al lan boat when the doctor will be able to resume his profsenionel duties and his lectures in Laval University.When Long Breaths Hurt You know that troubles exist whick need quick attention.Proper action nsists in a vigorous rubbing of the | chest and side with Nerviline which sinks into the tissues where the pain is seated, and gives relief in a fem minutes.No liniment s0 clean.so strong, so powerful.Results guaranteed with every 25c.bottle of Pelson\u2019s Nerviline.Get it to-day.20 CHILDRENS* CLOARS, At an immense reduction on sale Mondey at ; SYNDICATE OF QUEBEC, 2 == PERSONAL i , has left for Mon- || a De You Want to Knew What You Swallow ?\u2019 There le & growing sentiment in thir | country jn favor of MEDICINES OF KNOW) COMPORTTION, it is but navural that enc should have 6 insert In the compo, sition hat wi or spe ex to on, whether i3 food drink or cessing this growing diepositior 0! 3 on the part of the publie, and sav thet vas Tullost pubiloi can only add pa the well-carned reputs on, of hi i- Dee Dr due oy the Toreiocc aa i as n Mme by the forelock, es Ag ere 6 in ents en leading medicines, the rete] Medi Discovery \"the popular liver Invigogatorstomach tonic, blood purifier a.Teguiator; also of his \u201cFavorite Prescrip- Won* for weak, over - worked, broken down, nervous\u2019 end even women.«This beld outspoken movergent of.the port of Dr.Plercs, has, by showing ,exscily what bis well-known \u2018medicines are of, completely disarmed all herping critica who have heretofore un- ae attacked them.A little pamphlet as complied, m the stendarc medics! authorities of sll the several schools of practice, showing the stronges: endorsementa by leading medical writert of the several Ingredients which enter int: Dr.Pierce's medicines.À copy of shi.little book is mailed free to soy one 4e siring to learn more concerning he vain able, native, medicina! plants which enter Into the compns!tion of Dr.Plerce's med icines.+ Address Dr, Pierce 8s above.'s Pleasant Pellets are tiny, sug fr een oom rules.they res, ulate and invigorate Stomach.Liv , gn Do not beget the \u201c pill abit.Tin Seen, Tne friar t bn laxative an ator.seure cathartic.Once tried siways in favor.GIVEN AWAY, in copies o' $60,000 The People's Common Sens Medical Adviser.« book that sold to the ex tent of 500,000 coples a faw ra ago, st 61.50 per copy.oro.\u201cWilt you sh oT = md Ee FRESE 0909000 0000600090000060¢ § DAY BY DAY.} 20004040090 00300¢ coved That Sherbrooks band should come around often\u2014if \u2018it brings the same kind of weather with it as it did yes terday.The Capital lacrosse layers must be busy packing their Tie and acquiring a French accent in anticipation of that trip to Paris they.were promised if they won the championship.Just to show that thére was no ill- leeling the weather man handed out a perfect line of aTmospheric delight yes! Fooling with a cold at this time of year is like breaking rocks in a car of dynamite, says the Champlain street philosopher.There's many a slip \u2018twixt the t and the basket.P me Este he Qatar Bonk share ers no i Mo- Gill's stock speculations, The Tecumsehs found the Caps fitted them too well on Saturday.> If you intend to he à candidate in Quebec County you'd better hurry.Nominations are now in sight, | Wonder how it would do to strike Mr.Gouin for s YL rev that the Province is gi to have more money dispose of.te Now that the baseball championshi has been settled, Americans wll once more have to coms down to the tica! issues of life and attend to Pasiness, Even the iceman had a smile yesterday.REFLECTIONS OF A RACHELOR.A man has to be awinl rich to dress wil when his wife does.ving must seem\u2019 absolu in.less to a\u2019 man who has ay for on office.Sleeping cars are fine places to find out what a sweet thing sleep could be if you had any chance to get it.A wolnan gets a good deal of comfort out of thinking how dangerous it would be to her children\u2019s morals if they had brains.: Women are proter sure to like their new pastor if they ean\u2019t disagree as to whom he should marry because he is already married.CASTORIA.- Pears the Tho Kind ou Kew Treas Bought tiques \u2018 \u2018The \u201cChronicle\u2019s\u201d Picture Gallery of Some of Canada\u2019s Prominent Business Men.0000000000000000000000 THOUSAND SAMPLE PIECES OF PURE WHITE \"MUSLIN UNDERWEAR GOWNS, SKIRTS; \u2018DRAWERS, CORSET COVERS, CHEMISES, KIMONOS, : ETC._ Positively the greatest values in underwear ever offered.Gussantes\u2019 to save you at least § to § the regular cost.- Here's à bargain we.don't att-mpt to illustrate, becau-6 there arc Joo many styles, all clean and fresh garm nts from a well known manu- « turer.» \u2018 © oo om of cambric or muslin, V oe high neck styles, from 4äc.Peiticcats made of fice cambrie, many different style:, trimmed with lace or embroidery, fOm.\u2026.0\u2026000000r0s00.40.t0S1.50 I or cambric, squaie neck, plain or trimmed irom 38.te 1 Drawers, some are umbrel'a shape, with ruffle or tucks.from £1c.te \u2018 Carct Cores, low nck, teamed wih lace o embroidery from 30 to x : Infants ad girls white underwear in an extensive variety of style \u201c HIGH GRADE TAILORING.We are now taking o ders for Women's Tailore1 Suits of Woolen Materials for \u2018Fall and.winter wear, after latest imnorted models, at from cn sasoocesessensencnes sassssos00r 000.880.00 to 875.00 SHOES TO PLEASE EVERYBODY .That's rather & broad asseriion to make, but we are ready to substantiate it at any time.We do not sell h=ap shoes although our prices sre marvelously low.cee That is not a lecture on economy, but we \u2018want to impress on you that by epending a trifle mole you get double the ordinary value.For Ladies\u2019 the Do'ly Var en Shoe at $3.50 to $5.00.Far Men The Foct Rite Shoë at $4.00 to $5.00.PRESSE F.SIMARD 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET, SL.ROCH.menamtehe NEW TAILORED AND STREET HATS.! 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ESE and ather ORIENTAL ART GOODS\u2014CLOISONNE, Eté EMILE JACOT, JEWELLER, 128 ST.JOSEPH STREET, QUEBEC EER \u201cSEE TEE\" UNDERWEAR IN ALL WOOL AND UNION.© «