The Quebec chronicle, 29 octobre 1906, lundi 29 octobre 1906

[" À A FEARFUL RAIL =r : ESTABLISHED 1764.The Q uebec QUEBEC, MONDAY.OCTOBER 21, 1908, \u201d + Chronicle.- T Temperstures.Maximum and minimum texcpers.tures\u2014Montreal, 46-58; Quebee, 40-04 ONE CENT, FIGHTY PEOPLE yr 0.DOWN T0 SUDDEN DEATH TThree Cars Jump Track \u2018at Atlantic City and Plunge into tha River-Most of the Occupants Meet a Watery Grave.-jAtlantie City, October 38-A rail- \\v mond accident even worse than the ti Meadow wreck of July 30th, 1806, rmn0tnt about eighty people to a sudden ti death this afternoon.The cars of the 1.43.30 o'clock train on the West Jersey mw.and Seashore railroad lines due here- nt gt 2.30 o'clock jumped the track on +H the trestle bridge over the thorough.téiéate and before any one could escape -ir.they were buried to a watery grave.T1Xba entire eity was thrown into a 5-state of excitement as the news reach- ol od town a few minutes niter it happened.Fully 5,000 e crowded the cadows and the trestls, many relatives and friends being im despair over loved ones.Chiel of Police Maxwell ®t a cordon ol police around the piace, and Chief Black, of the fire department, called out his men om an emergency call and made them ao as police temporarily.Seven bodies had been recovered up to 7 o'clock to night.A wrecking train is pow trying to hoist the submerged cars from the water, where there must be fully seventy doad bodiew.The accident was due to a rail \u201c\u2018turning in.\u201d It appears that this rail, which was an out side one, must have been out of plumb about an eighth of an inch.The sharp flange of the electric train caught this and twisted it inwards.Had it spread tend of twis inwards the acei- dent never would have happened.This twist threw the first car off the track, and into the water.The result was that the second and third cars were dragged with it.While the third car was descending the rear portion of it wiruck a piece of the sbatment, hung thers for a short time, und then slid into the water.But this brief stop daved several lives.A number of men and a few women leaped out of windows and the rear door either into their way here from Philadelphia.One or two bodica of the band men were .recoversd early in the -afternoondadwhu Taytes, ol Camden, was among whose who went overboard with, the woes, but be kicked in a window of ithe rear car and swam to the piling visf-the bridge, where-be held fast un- véélbeavely reecued by J.F.DeFord, à wailiirvad man nearby when the acci- salem\u2019 happened.Chas.Kesler, a local vesmikhant, was the first to arrive at -thevspot and displayed @& cool head.MHeugot an axe, jumped to the top of -upswbmeried car nnd began to ck \u201cin the tool to liberate the imprisoned passengers.lle did good work, but could not release many under the cir- cunstanors, It ie beliwed, however, that he did get some of the women out.\u2018 \u2018 T.C.Bmith, of Newfield, and A.R.Kelly, of Jeffersonville, N.Y., who were pasecagers on the ill-fated train, got off at Pleasantville for no other reason than that sc.ucthing told them to change their \u2018minds about coming to Atlantic City.They heard of the accident afterwards and came over, thankful.that they did change their minds.Ahout fifteen people yot off at Pleasantville, they say, vut 1eatly ss many more god aboard, They say fully 100 passengers were almvard, a great many women.John Gardes, of this city, wan on the train und escaped by crawling through a winiow of she rear car amd swimming w.herse.The man who attends the bridge, in speaking of tha accident, declared that the bridge had beer open about 80 minutes before the train came along.A yacht passed through.He says that he saw that the bridge was property cloted and that the tracks ad been inspected.He canpot explain why the rails spread as they did.A man is lying at the hospital named Vincent, residence unknown.His skull in fractured.He in dying.Coroner Gaskill hurried to the scene and made a minute investigation of the twisted track and the spot and will summon a jury to-morrow to hold .amyingueat, A nickening scene at the wreck wan when one of the men at work on the top of a subm car discovered a an\u2019s jeweled hand sticking through roof ventilator, He worked heroic.wy to Yet her body out end finale Lu in drawing it through the pperture.It han not yet been identi- fled.J.8.MeFord; « rhilrond in, at a Man clingidg to the eroole crying for help, and succeeded crawling alon, the edge in reaching down end mulling bim up safely.He Wes owt und bruised abd.declined to give his name.by some WAY ACCIDENT YESTERDAY Whea the rear var of the train caught an the abutment On the bridge, where it hung poised thers was a frantic rush of the passengers for the rear door.Probably a scory or more got out aad as the cer plunged over the wdge others leaped into the water.The car fell upon the otters and slowly slid off into the water.The moment's respite, however, gave several passengers an opportunity to Jesp into the water before the car was altogether submerged.Motorman Scott stuck to his post and went down with his train.Conductor Curtis also perished.The third trainman, Brakeman Wood, proved himself 8 hero.When the train left the rails and was bumping over the tiew Wood ran to the rear door of the last car, threw it wide open and held it for pessengers to escape.He held the door.open until the var slid off the bridge and went into the water with is.He then swam to the shore.His action in holding the door of probably saved many lives, When Henry Roumer was in the act of crawling {rom a window.Freeing himself with an effort and being a | strong swimmer Roemer set about to help others.Swimming al the aide j of the fast sinking car he kicked out the glass and thus gave several pas.;sengers an opportunity to escape.One man was caught ip & window and was drowned before be could extricate himeelf, Strong swimmers endeavored to dive to the submerged cars in search of bodies, but so strong was the rushing tide that they were forced to rediut.Professional divers wore ten called upon who donned their armor and went down.But even they were unable to do enything against the tide that swirled around.the sunk en conches.An Italian named Narra -\u2014 thé vater-er caught-hold of 3 post 1 Bama, ror-smened- foo.the.Abird +d were rescued.It is said da fully | but died: later from his injuries.fonts cighty or 100 - were aboard, [soon swarmed about the spot whore mostly in the frat and second cars.{the cars went down, their lation Thess lost \u2018thelr live.Among the being marked by the tops of their passengers were twenty men ol the | trolly.poles.ad, tha cars t yal \u201cArtillery Band and were on power from a third rail they Jo carry trolley poles to take poker from above if necessary.As quickly as à body was brought up or floated to the surface it was removed to \u2018the sity morgue.Late to-night the Pennsylvania Railroad made the statement showing that according to information receive not more than 57 of the 80 on the train lost their fives in the Atlantie City nocident: The statement foHows: \u2014Electric train, number 1088, cônsisting of three coaches, which left Camden at 1 p.m.leh Pleasantville on time and running.at about 20 miles an hour left the rails at the west end of the draw bridge over the thoroughfare, near Atlantia City, at shout 2.23 p.m.and plunged linto the water.The first two cars were entirely submerged and the third car partially submerged with the rear and resting on the cribbing under the draw bridge.The draw bridge was found properly closed and locked, the signal showing a clear movement.Tla track was ih good condition and until the cars can be released out of the water it is not possible to determine the couse of the accident.It was tiecessary to procure divers before the train could be raised and these are now working on the Wreck.Divers not being available in Atlantic City, they had to be procured from Camden and Philadelphia.General Manager Atterbury with a force of assistants ig on the ground and every effort possible is being made to remove the cars from the water and recover the bod.tes.Jt is hoped with the removal of the cars that a critical examination lof the equipment can be made in onla | that the cuuse of the accident.may be determined.Al possible efforts ore being- made to learn the names of the passengers on the train.The bodies when recovered are being placed in charge of undertakers to await identi: fication.The equipment of the (rnin is entire.y new, having been in wervicy but a few wwks, and it is belevai Lo have bern perfect in every particular, The train had leaving Pleasantville 79 passengers, of whom 23 have been so counted for ns being cafe, and it is believed that several more escaped, The motorman, Walter C, Scott, was drowned.The conductor, J.0.Cur its\" and the brakeman, R.B.Wood, ~scaped.Eleven bodies have been re covered, only ond of which, an vm- ployr, James y, foreman of oar inspectors at Usmden, has been identified.w \u2018train loft the rails it was running at a high speed, according to persons as fast as 40 Biles a hour, À defective rail is believed to have been responsible for the Mnving the track.Although the work of rescue wns begun im tely after Gordon's London-Dry | A Gordon\u2019s Old Tom Gordon\u2019 s Sloe Gin AB for a minute \u2018 third car dropped into the water, ! a speed of | \u2018(done at 20 yvars.the news of the gatasirophe reached.this city, the recovery of the ded was retarded by the luck of sincilities apd darkness, Not watil daylight tomorrow.will the full , extant of the tragedy hovome kpowaf-and not until then can any hesdway be made in re covering and identifying the dead.It is believed thet at low tide the cars will be only partly submergyd, A wrecking crew and several divers wera at wok to-night endeavoring to lift the subme: cars, but results wers pot looked lor until to-morrow.In the meantime the.city.authqritios are doing their utmost to bring order out of cbacs and to answer \u2018wl reassure the | hundreds of anxious \u201crelatives and friends who are pouring into Atlantis City searching for missing ones.» Details ns to just how the terrible accident occurred are most vague, À ciecumstantial story can not be obtained from any of the rescued pus- sencers, and perhaps a clear idea will never be had.Two causes have been | assigned for the derallment of the train.One is that the rails spread and the other is a supposition that \u201cthe rails were not properly locked .when the draw bridge was closed after .a pleasure yacht wMth had just passed through.Daniel B.Stewart, the bridge tender, whose work it is to look after the draw bri sin mo condition to talk to-night.: | horror of the accident has temporare -ily bereft him of his reason.Stewart is 66 \u2018years old and the shock may end His life before he is able to give his evidence, He was the only person i who witnessed the plunge of the train from a close point of vantage.When the train pany out of Ca the coaches were comfortably filled, women and children being in the majority.+ They occupied the two forward cars | Fifteen menibers of | Tosca\u2019s Artillery band, all Italiana, were among the passengers in the rear coach.At New field Junction, a few miles from here, about twenty passengers were taken aboard making the total number on the train a few less than 100.The conductor does not appear to be cer: tain as to the exact number.He had vightyeight tickets in his possession when he wan brought to this city, but he thinks that several tickets were dost.On leaving Westville, the third rail electric current was applied and the train bowled along at its customary speed.Not the slightest incident oocurred to cause the motorman to stow down.When the draw bridge whioh crosses the stream popularly known as \u201cThe Thoroughiare\u2019 was | approached the motornian saw à clear \u2018track before him.There was nothing {to warn kim of danger.So the train bounded slong over the bridge with the passengers never dreaming that dea would come to many so such denly.It is doubtful if more than a halt dozen persons esca from the \u2018forward coaches.One heroic and almost miraculous escape from the Brat lconch, ip that of David S.Enley, ob suffering from bry x in his rated arms eight-year-old Helen fGitbert, also of Camden.At the first\u2019 intimétion of r: Enjoy leu ed: to the platform, taking the chi with him.As the of plunged downward, he Jorang iato the water and by tremeadous efforts succeeded in awimming ashore with the little one, \"The cries of the imprisoned passengert as the couches plunged \u2018into the water not last long, and when the tops of the first two cars disappeared ftom view not a sound wfore was heard from them.The living at once began the rescue of those yet imprisoned in the last coneb.Most et the passengers in this coach were able to help themselves, and with the ur rival of assistance from the Gity they wure removed apd hurriedly taken 1d hospitals.On the root of the lash car the rescuers found Conductor Cur tin almost crazed with terror.He wat blending from cuts on the head and was otherwise injured.When able to talk be could give no clear story ol what happened.Eighty-eight full fare tickets were found in bis pocketr and from this it in taken that the (otal number of passengers corrraponds with the number of tickets.Stories of terrible.experiences are told by those death.A Mrs.McDonald, who esc of eit who was in the third car and is a good awiminer, escaped a window as the oar toppled inte the water.She dived four times for her hustend and: rescued him after she had brought to the surface three other men.CARNECIE'S REFORMED SPELLING FAD.New York, Oct.26.\u2014Andrew Car negie, accompanied by his wife and daughter, returned from Kurope to-day on* the steamer Celtic and had some thing to say regarding reformed spell ing.Efforts were being put forth, he wid, to have the English and the American branches of the reform spelling association meet is conference.It was exported that Canada and Aus trolia would also send delegates to such a conference.In his opinion spell ing reform was bound to come.He declared that President Roosevelt.had done more to accomplish the reform than all the philologiste together bad py ep .KNIGBTS OF COLUMBUS.Tara Hall was tho scene of a great gathering of Knights of Columbus on Saturday, yesterday and last night.Over five hundred attended the wwe: sions, including delegates froln the United States, & tree, Tircee Rivers, Sherbrooke and elsewherd, and yesterday morning the full body attended a special mass in the Reminary Cha , which was oolebrated by Mgr.\u2018aguy, cute of Quebec and Chaplain of the order.The main object of the convention, besides other business, was the conlerring of the fourth degree, an elaborate consummation of the order's ritual, which is said to be intensely interesting.last might quite a num ber ol the delegates left by the C.P.R train for their homes, \u2014 TOILET SERVICE.The finest selection\u2019 and ot prides de ng competition at J.B, Marte à \"a, ery wate dealers, 113 Bt.Joseph street, near Bridge atrest.3 Cambridge, Qot.97\u2014~The Senate of University has adopted.by 208 to 160 votes, the recommendations of the Board for Mathematis le the abolition of the senier .volvi The | by appointment and .a window.wang! ANOTHER TRAGEDY Reported in- Newt York City Last\u201d Night, Shot is Labs Now York, Och.gpflauts Usten, an East Orange, N.J., ing woufan, was \u2019 shot and.it.is Wéllved, | mortaliy wounded, while riding in & cab with Louis R.Brown, in Preedwsy to night, Her companpids, who is 21 years old, and aleo à resident of Kae} Orange, was.arrested aad locked bd ol According to ths Brown, lowi e shooting, \u2018Atlempted to kill himself, but was \" by an of fier who took a er from him, At the station house, where be was char with feloniows assault, Brovy is alleged to have that the twe had quarreled over -woman's re peated refuæal to y him.Brown is employed ox à in a brokerage office in this city.Miss Osten has been stopping recbnfiy with friends in an uptown hotel hi To-night, ae- cording.jo the poliss, she met Brown two dined together, Later Brown summons a cab and the two drove up Broadway.Brown and Miss Ostels are members of families prominent 4n Kast Orange.FIERCE STORM AT BUFFALO.Buffalo, Oct.214 Mere wind nd rain storm revaile ers to-might.The \u2018wind reathel a welocity of jo miles an hour and comtinued to blow at that rate for severpl hours.Bix yachts \u2018were torn from their moorings at the foot of Porteg Avenue and cast hich upon the The water in the hatbor, forced ig from the lake by the wind, ross to the highest staye in years, being flush with the dack at the foot of nin stress, Mi regular trips of lake passenger.steamers have br cancelled for M hours.SHOT ft MISTAKE FOR BURCLAR.Philadelphia, Oct.38\u2014Mistaken for a burglar to-day Clayton B.French, son of Harry B.French, \u2018member of a firm of wholesale chemists, was shot and probably fatally wounded by W.G.Audenreid at tbe Monigomery Inn at Brynmawr near here.\u2018Mr.French had lost his kay to Vhe hotel and was endeavoring to gain aa entrance through The window opened into a room occupied bn Audenrvid and as French stepped Éhéotgh the opening Audonreid dischargedl bis revolver.The bullet lodged im e-lungs: and physicians have little hope for his re.oovery.French, who is a Harvard graduate, is 24 years gold.Mr.Audenreid is a mombey 6f a broberage flem and is prosicated et rte ct mt SUOXINOHAM INQUEST HOT ENDED Ottawa, Oct.28.\u2014Contrary to ex pectations tbe inquest at Buckingham 6n the dead strikers, Belanger and Theriault, did not conclude\u2019 Saturday.Adjournment was made carly to allow the Montreal lawyers and coroner an | opportunity of going home [or Sunday.It will resume Tuesday when ao verdict wil be reached early.Sensational evidence was given Saturday b A RUNAWAY TRAIN.Rochester, N.Y., Oct.238\u2014A heavily loaded train of freight cars on: the Charlotte Branch of the Bufislo, Bochester and Pittsburg road, ran away this afternoon, colliding with a string of iwen:y cars, every one of which was emavhed, The train left Lincoln ark bound for the Luke Docks.There is quite a steep grade to the luke aml a short distance out of Rochester the train crew found that they were gra- | dually losing control of the The enginver reversed his throttle end * the brakemen set all the brakes on the creased.When the men saw the aun of empty cars standing on the trac abeud they jumped.| \u201cTHE WRECKED LUTIN Bizerta; Tunis, October 28\u2014The | bodies of six of the crew of the | French submarine, boat Lutin were re | moved frum the Vessel to-day.The | Lutin aank of this port October 16th with 14 men and two officers on | board.\u2018She was commande by Lt.! Fepoux.The work of removing the ! dead probably will uot be completed before Monday.It iv planned to hold , the funerule Tuesday.AIL the bodies were in a horrible condition owing to the action of acids.The only means of identifcation was by objects [ound on the corpses.The imlications are ! that the men met death instantly.The opinion prevails that the Lutin tried to vume to the surface too rapidly and that consequently hor stern struck | on the bottom: This caused rivets to ; start und plates to burst.Six leaks were found in the bull.If sick henuacise 18 winery, what arc Carter's Litile Liver 1%ils if they will positively cure it?Leople who have used them spenk fram.v of thee worth They are small and sary to take.A SOHOONER'S PERIL Chicago, Oct.28\u2014The schooner Ford River with a crew of seven men was towed into the harbor ut South Chicago by a tug from the life-saving #tation to-day after having heen at the morey of a gale on the iake since Friday in .an attempt to reach the port of Fraokfort, Mich.The Ford River is 273 tons burden and is chartered © by \u2018a lumber company.The schooner left Chicago without cargo and became unmanagablo at a point fifty miles off Milwaukee on Friday.From that time until an anchorage was made off -ackson Park\u2019 here to prevent \u2018going ashore the vessél drifts ed under bare poles unable to proceed or to reach a barhor.Signals of dis- Agess were -obaerved early to-day and « tug went to the rescue, SAUSAGE MINCE MEA Jos.Mercier, à member of the Millmen\u2019s Union who swore that at a mieeting of the union the proposal to fight with arms was broached.Be also saw rifles stacked in and around the room.This damaging evidence rather seriously affects the mora} position of \u2018the strikers at least.Catarrh of the Stomach | A Pieasan', Simple, But Saf: and Effect :al Cure f 7 It.COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.Cataærrh of thr stomach has long been considered the next thing to in curable.The usual symptoms are a full or bloating sensation after eating, accorypanied sometimes with sour or watery risings, a formation ol gases causing ore on the heart and lungs a difficult breathing, headaches, fickle appetite, nervousness and a beneral played out languic feel ere is often a foul taste in the mouth, coated tongue and if the interior of the stoma i would show a sliny, inflamed oondi- i tion.The curs for this common and obstinate trouble is found in a treatment which causes the food to be readily, thoroughly digested before it bas tim: to ferment amd irritate the delicat mucous surfaces of the stowach.To secure à prompt and healthy digestion in the one necessary thing to do an\u2019 when normal digestion is secured th caterrhal condition will have disappeared, According to Dr.Tarkinson, the sai eat and best treatment is to use afte each meal a tablet, coinposed of Dias tase, Aseptic sin, a little Nua, Goklen Seal amd fruit acids.Thee tablets can now be found at all drug ntores under the name of Stoart's Dye pepsia Tablets and not being a patent medioine cun be used with perfec: safety, and amurance that healthy appetite and thorough digestion wil fetlow their regular use alter meals.M?.R.8.Workman, Chicago, Ile writes: \u201cCatarrh ie n local canditior reaulting from a ted cold in the head, wiereby .the lining membrane of the mose becomes inflamed \u2018end the isonous discharge therefrom pass.backward into the throat reaches the atomach, thus producing oatarrh of the stomach.Medical authorities pre scribed for uw for three years for catarrh of atonach without cure, but to day I am the happiest of men after wing only ome hox of Stuart's Dy a Tablets.1 cannot find a pre ate words to express mw 1- g.1 have found Arah, appetite and sound rent from their use\u201d! 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frown the time thane shares wer.afd, Th end is or the period of Dusinert extendin + Ap fl, 1908 \"to~ st October, 1004 : The Tragafer gook will be closed until Oetobee .Hat next inal rely.1 by ord { \"4.7 DEMERS, M.Doct 12adw.: Manager ro ALS afd.trom fT IS TO THE ADVANTAGE OF EVERY MOUSEKERPER IN CANADA TO USE THA 3 + + + + à + + BAK FOR OvIR 80 veans.laerasciones 1080) EW.QILLETT 0am TORONTO.ONT THE QUEBEC, CE ROTIOUR.MONDAY.DWE BO, Te mo rad a teen years.The aw at has in a asus tabs she gomé bas im He Sain own er 4 hi it Wmeelf, dullpess.Th GLOVER, FRY & C08.Your Doctor Finest) ravi can tecommand, sagfping, better fer thresf end lung truubles, such Le stroising for the adva n of à yard coughs and colds, hoarseness, bronchifls, wesk i Do ad bo says, at say ee Less ro ne ' Be Player and ; Tate.Wo sre viling, - itd i stitute or this cou ol abeer avoir | dujois the.destine \u20ac rus, the bri) ; ame D de over asulas rash, : he @uebeg Ghroniglg]s Shipping Bill ia less conteatious, hav.| demendad By (he B pate Éd RIFLES * \u201cime, se ot of its object the removal of oor the spectator and lors it fn the play- v to British ships in GaN ge gp st eee romp vert QUEBEC, OCTOBEE 29, 1908.Millinery Boot.home \u201cand the new - game shows us of Ivag J ports, but the Transvaal Con- thing thas, for ho sake sake of civilization RVOLVERS JT A LANE EXCUSE.stitution is wiry unsatisfactory to the | and umanity, we are to haow.The Telegraph says that the system | Opposition, añd \u2018will be .vohementiy de- In spito of what the pessimists have cartetdree La Loaded Shell, Lates Style n Frenoh Milli .of importing Beauport workingmen to [bounced as tending to restore the (said, it is not doar that malies \u2018Gun Imploments Etetest 5 lish 0! \u201cake the bread out of the mouths\u201d [supremacy of the Boers in South foatbell of WE ide those whe \u2019 I Sh in Felt and of Quebecers originated with the Coa- | Alrica.a little beyond the ainda of g Gemiplete Camping Outfits.eâthers, lowe! servative Government.Suppose it | It Will bo seen that the session just {combats.Save you not diten prie a .i F Hair Wings and F ré, did\u2014doos that excuse the Liberal Gov- |opened has all the elements of « |n game under the old rules where, for The b $ h ol 20e Paddles % our Folding Beds Bouts en ernment for continuing ij?Our com.| strenuous and exciting one.| Horn er downy the ok \u2018ling ma Que BC SCN0 Dunnegn Bag, Folding Btoves and Utensils.tit tested EE intra pectic.up | PE Era aies | Of Arts 20d MRUIACIWDS | Joseph Rodgers & Sons! : de it did; did that do any good?The Besides the reassembling of Me heads, neither yielding, neither gain- | The Quebso committes of the Cormoit Cutléryan e ep Ÿ fact of the ai nine, and a British Parliament the news of last ?Was it apogtacuïnr.Was it not |of Arts and Manulactures has decided\u2019 | \u2019 that the Telegraph bas.succeeded in contained another notable item \u2019 a pal park Li ko bio \u201ceta on; ts oh oa TUESDAT, Eitéhoé U \u2018 , a a à ; .ing m and a across the e ins ; Now Models in Jackets, showing is that the Government was | interest in the formation of a new og ma the goal, dodging and feinting | Pupils are juvi from this aoment Genozal-& Hepvy Hardw .New Dressing Jackets ; d Wi worned by its own friends of the |Trench ministry by M.Clemenceau.luntil & svwilter or more skillful player [to go and Shae : MA : ow ng Jackets an Infante armed bY doing and yet isted This ap; to he as strong as any [brought him to eartb\u2014was it not then [officer in arge of the School, Ne : ; New Children\u2019s Jackets and Infants\u2019 Cloaks.injustice it was doing yet persis that the partisans rent high heaven [87 St.Joachim street.that has ever bern in power, with the in it.a > R with tkeir ehricke ol eastasy?And 11th, 1908, .possible exception of the Waldeck-Rous- then most of the fatelitise n Quebeo, October SY VEE, i .; TE BATTION PARLIAMENT.| sews minisey which contrlled Brann | 473,20 5, 1d Brel fo 8.BE ty 8 J Sh .A w us was brougl the vantage ol players and epec- aw 0 Kid Gloves.vtr ono oy | De it an i said th {et Fe yo PCY e101 + Ul of the Bitah Falinment, and the re [Movement for separation of Church |b 20,7 Vo 107 vai dos 139.Jou STREET Lon Black Glace Kid Gloves, signation Of the French ministry fol.end State by proposing à aw and manly game has come.\u2014.ton FOR SA LE \u2014angng White 6! Kid Gloves.lowed by the formation of a new oabi- on À x opposed due ges News.= à > .: ot WL od lace : ; oroes, which opposed = \u2014 aw Lod Wir Long Cashmere Swede and Silk Gloves, pet by M.Clemenceau, in which Gen ment then, ars in activity now, and | TO PROMOTE MATRINOKY.Tt is Elgin Street Schoo! Buitding.ua el eral Picquart, who had distinguished i i not very long since tuenty oun wo Protestant Hoard af School Com- .himself by his defence of Dreyfus, holds | %ill how for as strong @ cabluct @s | residing in Sterling, 1 Lor an- te for sale the Elgin Buns Rifles, Reversthe position of Minister of War, The |©2R be formed.ized a \u2018\u2018matrimonial help club,\u201d whith | Greet School building, situated at ) J 3 ji \u2018 irri The appointment of General Ficquart {had for its object the pr tection.of learner of Angel and Elgin Streetsfirst ol these promises some stirring a ; ngel \u2014AND\u2014 ; ress 00 .meldents The © Government bos an | to the War Oifice- will anger the [young women in tireir ciforts to ob- |i, property measures 43x56 feet.A oveewhelming, majority in the House of | Anti-Dreylis clique, and a large por [81% E00, HORNS, Toul, Wael iwch: | The building is 3) stories bigh and |» Mf 1 [J 1 ITIO NA Novelties in Plaid Dress Goods, Commons, and can afford to ignore | \u2018on of the army officers, while it b terprisi ng western town organized the | Possession on or about 30th June, Novelties in Check and Fancy Cheviots the opinions of the Conservatives and |® remarkable vindication of the man | \u201cYoung Men's Betterment Club,\u201d which | 1007.New Plain and Fancy Silks, \u2019 Liberal Unionists, but its majority is | Who: in spite of violent opposition on om ae the (MBC, the | For particulars apply at 2 o'clock | PROWSE'S STEEL RANGES a heterogeneous one, composed of Lib- the part of his fellow-oificers, the trimony and at the same time guide pm.to F.C.WURTELE.JEWEL.crals, Radicals, Laborites, add Iris | condemnation of his superiors, aad |the unwary youth in.his selection of - TURF rr, | Nationalists, snd on some important | bitter criticiam from the Ee re fon a vite.Jin club will inte ror the | 51 Conroy street or P.0.Box 0.\" | COAL AND WOOD STOVES, 3 : is voli i of the French people, exposed the for- | meri women cligible for ma- | __ ta of his policy he will be of .Carpets in Great Variety points of ht policy el be oppotd | 3 un a an de \"= BRASS COAL HODS, others, by the Laborites.The extent |tration of Dreyfus to bis rank in the Wood's Phosphoding, SCREENS, FENDERS, BTC.New Designs in Linoleums and Otlcloths.of bis voting strength in the Com: [2™Y- When Pioyuart, then a colonel, Jha Groat mort in a STERN ; .; | ; New Carpet Squares all prices, mons is, however, so large, that the | 82 the head of the Information De NIUE Hana Gares NS | whether the ie can bals rend and TELEPHONES.\u2018 , .» ; defection of these divisions, unless is pi of the War Office, he icon ous Peru, p Mental and Brain W orn Bel mend stockings in addition to playi Up;er Town 876.LoWe Tewn 4h ocours simultaneously, will hardly suf- ered that Major Esterhasg, \u201d Patorrica, and 0h re) whist and attending to theatre, \u201ci \u2014_\u2014 3 3 i him in a minority; it is |Dreyius, wes the author of the ccle- ns a = she be much addicted to jewelry or TH fieo to put him in a minority; it fa bordereau, After Colonel pan, is even frivolous in her bearing she » from the House of Lords whers the | brated Er EE Bane Conservatives and Liberal Unionists | Henry's death, when, Picquart was will be blacklisted.\u2014Chicago News.Latest Latest ovelties in Suitingsovelties in Ties, Kid Gloves, Hoslery, eta.R Per Cent Off for Cashovelties în Overcoatings.G.SEIFERT & SONS Fine Gold Watches, Sterling Silver Watches, Gun Metal Watches.WATCHES FOR LADIES Gun Metal Watches,.from $5.00 to $10.00 Sterling Silver Watches.* 8.00to 15.00 Solid 14k Gold Watches.\u201c 20.00 to 60.00 Solid 18k Gold Watches.\u201c 50.00 to 150.00 CHATELAINE WATCHES, \\ DIAMOND SET WATCHES, PEARL SET WATCHES, WATCHES FOR GENTLEMEN Gun Metal Watches.from $5.00 to $15.00 Sterling Silver Watches.*\u201c 6.76 to 80,00 golid 34k Gold Watches.35.00 to 100.00 Solid 18k Gold Repeaters, Chronographs and Tim ing Watches from.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.#100 to $225 We employ expert mechanics for the repairin of complicated watch movements, If your watc is not going satisfactorily consult our watchmakers.Clocks called for, repaired, regulated and replaced.Telephone 147 our man will call and give the work you intrtist him with immediate attention G.SEIFERT & SONS, * JEWELLERS, 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec.are.in control that his troubles may be expected, and conflicts of an ex- ciling character may occur on matters of the greatest party consequence of which the result is not easy to foresee.The two most important measures, which will be brought before Parlia mont during the present session are the Education Bill, and\u2019 the Workmen's Compensation Bill.The former of these was passed by the Commons last session in a form extremely unsatisfactory to the Anglicans, Roman Catholics, and all who wish religious instruction to be given in the public schools.There has been a great deal of popular feeling since exhibited on the subject which may encourage the House of Lords to modify the bill 40 such an extent as to make it unrecognizable, and if the Government declin- os to accept tho amendments to throw it out altogether in the hope of bringing about a dissolution and an appeal to the people.The recent decisiom of a court on the principal points in disqute, that the time oomsumed in religious instruction was mot to be paid for, gives eolor to the contention of the Opposition that the present Education Bill is unnocossary and superfluous.The Irish members of the House of Commons are also manifesting an opposition to the bill which must have some moral effect, and, in any case the fight is likely to be a bittar one, and may produce some unportant results, The other measure, which will divide the Government's supporters, and may even imperil the Government's exist ence, is the Workmen's Compensation Bill, which appeals to the Labor party, and more particularly to the Socialistic wing of that body.It is & tolcrably extreme measure oven trom the point of view of the Radical section of the Liberal party, and is not vegy enthusiastically received by any but the Laborito extremists, but the Labor members insist on Île passage by the Commons, and have not hesitated to punish the manifest reluctance of the Government by opposing the Government candidates in bye-cloctions during the recess, and in one or two instances, securing their defeat, Jt is believed that the Lab orites will continue to demand the passage of (he bill, coute que coute, and make such action the test of the reality of Sir Henry's loyalty to the wishes and interests of Labor.Other questions that will engage attention are Home Rule for Ireland, the Merchants\u2019 Shipping Bill, and the Transvaal Comstitution.16 ie asserted wilh confidonte in some quarters that the session will not end without Ireland having obtained a substantial in.«lniment of sclf-government, pledges having been given to the Îrish members to thin effect, and ons story has it that it is to be established in sub: stance, by enlarging the functions of an existing Irish Board or Commisdon, Another version has MK that a bill will be introduced to set up provincial authorities with large powers, Dublin on which Home Rulers insist, A third view je that 4 declaration of Irish policy will be made toward the end of the at but action will he deferred till a later date, the Irfeh leaders affirming meanwhile that they will bs content with nothing shord of complete Mome Rule.The Merchanite\u2019 tit atop short of the Parliament in, convicted on a trumped up charge of treason, he guarded against a similez fate by declaring in court:\u2014\u201cI would have the people know-that if there be found in my cell the rope of Piequart or the razor of Henry, I have been assassinated, for a man like myself cannot for am instant think of suicide.\u201d It is not strange that there should now be consternation in some circles of the Froñoh army, for Picquart not only knows where the weak pointe are to be found, and who are the dis honest and seli-seeking officers, but he knows also how.to deal with them, and is utterly fearless.In view of the prospective trouble over the em- forcement of the separation law in December, M.Olemenceau: will \u2018need the services of such a Man.The only other appointment which has special signification as regards the controversy betwesn France and the Vatican is that of M.Briand, to be Minister of Instruction, a position which he held in the Sarrien Cabinot.By retaining M.Briand, M.Clemenceau retains practically the whole Socialist vote as Briand is committed to the strict enforcement of the separation law.Last \u2018August he was quoted as saying that the law will be applied as it stands, that there will be no negotiations behind the scenes between the French Government end the Vatican, bus that the Government would take very good care to \u201chave no martyrs.\u201d It has not yet heen made plain what M.Clemenrcau meant when he declared for moderation in applying the law unless the explanation is to be found in this last state ment by Briand that there would be no martyrs.PRESS OPINIONS, OTHERS \u2014This is an THINK OF age of speed.In the rèce after suc cess, we think we have not time to attond to the little amenities that go wo far to make life enjoyable for our- welves and others.We think we have not time, but we ere thinking at ghtuing spond ond we touch only he he high spots of 1 argantent of 1 We address our tellows by, thdir sur names, forgetting \u201cthat \"digit and consideration is ction: by the prefix Mr.We rush \u2018along the street, jostle tho or ones and neglect to apologise.Wo are alter bi sucess, oP the whole hi iy way on which to spread ourselves, ve keep our seats in crowded cars, \\hough frail women have to stand.At ous offices we usurp desks, carry awny ichairs and ues Material without so much az a by-yourdeave.And in our wake wn leave fellow human beings irritated to the point of keeping the re cording angel busy.What doen it\u2019 profis a a man if he pi success and loses the rospeot of his fellowa?Then the race is pr always to the one whe rushes, and bustle it not business.Even in this racing age, thw man with gentlemanly imatincis ie not handicapped.16 will do us va haem as Canadians to take thought nject à little more of the spirit où gor ishnesd lato ourseives.But thea success means beating the other tallow, what's the use of sta Word, gentlemanly imatincte}Toregta TRE NEW MODI ~¥outhall es now played under the new rules iy a different affair from what 14 usd to he.And i ia shink that the change has resulted in greater tamegese,- ie Bie The EAE tade the pans m the spectator ag fi wl Montreal Steel Works, Limited, DIAMOND CROSSINGS FOR STEAM AND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS.60 BY, PATRICK ST, POINT ST.CHARLES MONTREAL.Be Cured in Canada.Many people pat themselves to She excemsive expense of going to Statee\u2014not knowing tiumg in Europ aad ni .that Montres: bas ad the United bed moet modern and completely-equipped institutions ot the eort in the world.| the latest devices for the suscessful tment of mation, Nervous Troublos, Diseases oi Diges- If you are an invalid friend or relative, v/rite for tion, païtieulars pg i tare of the \u201cSanatorium at home\" ATES REASONABLE \u2014\u2014 * Mount Royal Sanatorium, Steinway Dominion Square, Montreal.Pianos LEAD THE WORLD; THE \u201cNord heimer\u201d es THE CANADIAN PIANOS Since the daya of Liszt and Rubinstein, been the {holes ool ti names, like th the Stslaway Piano has ever le greatest Artists of, Europe and Amer:ca, and their PADEREWSKI, STEINWAY, NORDIEIMER Stand for perlection in the making of of music ani the making of Pianos.The Nordheimer Onè- Price System the selling, of l'ianos the modern ne the intending purchaser a degree of buying of Pianos.CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.and easy methods of thods of other ind g confidehce héretofore unknown in if payments applies to éonveyin INSPECTION INVITED.The Nordheimer Piano & Music Co., Ltd.CETABLISHED IN 1840 580 ST.CATHRRINE STREET, WEST, MONTREAL H.8.THONSON, 61 ST.PETER STRBET, LOCAL AGENT.The Metrostyle Pianola and the Pinnula Plane are on daily d tion ta the public, trrespective of any intention to purchase.y demonstri- Ladies Mousquetaire Gloves.\u2018We bave just received another lot of Ladies\u2019 Mousquetaire Gloves in 12 and 16 button lengths.Holt Renfrew & Co.Furriers to H.M.Queen Alexandra.BRAND UNDERWEAR: BLANKETS.FLANNELETTE UNDERWEAR | Sm \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 !We nave in Stoek a Goan\u2019 plete Assortment af these Seasonable Goods in all Qualities.They have Marked at Very: Prices.HEALTH BRAND VESTS, Ti 1 long sleeves 1 , natural ol docs 91-10, 81 à $1.3r, 81.40.HEALTH BRAND UEARESS and natural wo ladies\u2019 8% 81.20, $1.35, 81.48.= Carina WBITE BLANKS, ja all \u201cthe peut 35.8, $3.98, 8.15, $6.00, $6.50.patural wool at 30s., 36e, Ue.Ba, ébc., 706, 75e.°, sizes vatural 1 at bar wl ., 86c., 7 ; knitted patterns at $1.10, ni te $1.78, $1.90, $1.96, $2.38, {Navy tricosed vid bra oa 10 $1.75.for ladies\u2019 $1.40, 81.75.DRESS STUFFS, in qe sto ae pray =.85, = Rien 36.75; WOOL SHIRTS, for boys\u2019, all gisee WOOL DRAWERS, WOOL tm, FELT SKIRTS, MOIBETTE SKIRTS, wpesial vals fancy heterial x at oe i FELT \"HATS, trimmed ready wear for ladice\u2019 , only , $1.ow $1.98, 82.15, 93.48, 8.10, ni.MARABOUT STOLES, ws haw me splendid values in these woods 2192.95, $3.35, 33.50, 86.35, OSTRICH BOAS, in black, grey, natural and bak * and ite 3 at $3.48, $3.68, $4.50, $5.25, GE COLLARS, a v sol À ied of lace stock och collary & 2700 go, 280, 300., Ke, hat » ! »q SIMONS & MINGUY, SUCCRSSORBSTO 1 ISIMONS & FOU 20 FABRIQUE STRERT; xismont 338 r This k ttyle $40, for Sromin~\u2014 Gull kid top, vamp of polisbed call, roomy tes, new Cubag hea » Sensible but Stylish, PRICE ; PROTECTION Whats to prevent à retail deslec who sell # not-pricul dos 550.8620, $30 for » $3.50 doc?Never thought of ; What do you know about the or value of a shoe?Noting You can't tell whether a should charge you $3.50 or .Even if you were an ou couldn't tell, as all shoes aint and polish veneer cover look alike whea painted and, poli ap à mulitude of thos sina There's but one way you can prevent the dealer from over ching you There's but one way for you to know that you're .eng ht That way is to buy a Slater in an and ed Slater Shoe Store or .That store is bound by contract to sell genuine Slater Shoes and to sell them at not one cent higher, nor one cent lower than, $3.60 and $4.00, for women and.$4.00 apd $5.00 for men.Besides, the price is labelled où the ining of each und evey Moreover, ourtadvertisements proclaim from the house tops that the price of Slater jis $3.50 and $4.00 for women and $4.00 and $5.00 for Men.You've absolute {Price Protection in the Slater Shoe.Costs a dollar less than the Lest.American makes, snd is precisely the same shoe.For men and women.E.BLONDElAU, 43-45 ST.JOHN STREET, and J.H.BEGIN » DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS and {sHIiPerAS ef the CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS SCREENED, AUN-OF-MINE and SLACK FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST, MONTRE AL GRAND REDUCTION SALE woe AT www C.W.LINDSAY'S, LIMITED, 204 St.John Street Having received more goods than our establishment can contain, we have decided to offer for sale, at great reduction, forty fine instruments comprising pianos and organs, from the most prominent manufacturers, such as CHICKERING (of Boston), GERHARD HEINTZMAN (of Toronto), WORM- Ÿ ITH (of Kingston), RALMER, LINDSAY, etc.D: W., KARN and DOHERTY ORGANS.All these instruments -trast be sold before the end of the month to make room for @ new assortment.We ask all those who intend purchasing or renting a pisno, to pay us a visit or write to us and we are coriain shat Ÿ: will find what they are looking for, as we have Pianos * (ktm $35.00 up to $2000.00 and Harmoniums from $15.00 up to $500.00.Our assortment is completé and our estab- hment is the largest in Canada.Free Catalogue to all who ask for them.At the same time we will give them ex- | planations as to the manner in which they should purchase à good piano at bargain prices and the reason for which our firm oan sell at these prices and conditions.- C.W.LINDSAY, LIMITED, 204 St.John Street bs.a Uxbridge, \u201cGA HURTEAU, Manager| GREAT PICTURE ROMANCES, Strange Places Where Pamous Works of Art Have Been Discovered.The recent discovery of a valuahle Correggio in the mountam home of a Moroccan Bandit furnishes the latest example of \u2018he romantic vicensitudes of old masters, many of which are at least as strange as fiction, says Lon- \u201ch picture had bat curi ures tongues what curious stories of wanderi and edventure some of them could tell! Take, for instance, that magnificent picture of Titian, a canvas sixteen foot long and seven Jeet high.ting the en tombment of Christ, which was lost for centuries, only do some to light in a church in the rt of Mexico; or that portrait of Nell Gwynne, Sir Peter Lely, which was disco not long wgo by a doctor in & Birmi ham slum.Take, too, Raphael's fanfous \u201cMassacre of the Innocents,\u201d which was found, alter generations of disappearance, in the cottage of a r widow at Como.Piece by piece it was possible, with much difficulty, to reconstruct some of the history of this treasure of art, and a strange story it is.At one time it belonged to the celebrated Cardinal d\u2019Este, Ariesto\u2019s patron, from os hands it passed into those of another cardinal, Luigi d\u2019Este.At his death a priest of io became its owner for the r@iculous sum of a sovereign; and he, after refusing thrice this sum for it, presented it to the Duke Alfonso d\u2019Este, who in turn fer it to the Princess Margherita Gdhzaga, his niece, .When the princess died the picture aed, we the Duke of Urbino, and m ta of its hi nothing wy P1666, when more was Heard of it until the Duke d\u2019Este employed a Franciscan monk to find it at any cost.For five years the monk soughf-everywhere in vain, and at the end of the time he reported to the duke that \u201cafter having travelled sit over Italy on bis quest employing svery means th spiritual and mental, he was forced to shandon the hopeless task,\u201d and now, two and a half centuries later, the long lost picture has come thus strangely to light.A few years sgo one of Albert Durer\u2019s masterpicces was discovered.dust wumotherod and despised, among the lumber in a granary near Courtrai.The farmer\u2014a woman\u2014took it into her head one dav to clear the granary of ite \u201crubbish,\u201d and for a few coppers she was glad to get the son of the loeal painter to remove it all, including the \u201cdirty pieces of paint- od wood.\u201d rhe painting was and submitted to an expert, who re cognised it As n Durer which had been stolen from the National Museum of Munich many years earlier.Among some old canvasses which were knocked down for the equivalent of a few shillings at an auction sale at Rome to Herr Hunterspergh, a Tyrolese restorer of old pictures, was a very inferior picture of flowers which was practically worthless.The pected that tnere might be another painting beneath the surface ment of flowurs, and by skilfully removing the layers of paint he revealed an exquisite work of C io, which\" he later sold to Lord for £1,500.Lord Crewe has among his art treasures a valuable canvas, of which the following romantic story is told: \u2014 Many yoars ago onu of his ancestors had a picture painted of his son and daughter, the former, who was very young, being presentud as a Cupid.In ater years, when the eon had grown ristol father, and, by way of revenge, cut the Cupirl ne* of the canves.For a century nothing was seen of the ion of the picture thus removed, wi it fell into the hands of a dealer, who restored it to the then head of the house.A similar mutilation was practiced on a valuable painting, \u201cThe Field of the Cloth of Gold,\u201d the property of Charles I.When Cromwell negotiated with a continental dealer for the sale of the royal pictures it was found that the head of Henry VIII.was missing from his eanvas, which thie escaped the fate of its fellows.When the Second Charles came to the throne the missing part was restored By a great nobleman, who had adopted this in- grnious method of preventing the picture from going out of the country.flab.Seti iy The hunting and ealling of moose andcaribou are among the sportsman's chief delights during the eon- tinuanee of the hunter\u2019s moon and the manly sport of tracking the big game through the gorgeous Autumnal woods of the Canadian Adirondacks is onethat tends to renewing the Jouth of both mini and body, and the upbuilding of & robust frame and a strenuous manhood.The Quebea and Lake St.John Raliway is th> open door to the sportsman s paradise of the northern woods, where moose, caribou and bears exist in eountless numbers, thelr run-ways erossing the forests In every direc- ton.oct.1xt.f, MARK TWAIN'S DOUBLES.The genial Mark Twain complains that he has a most surprising number of \u201cdoubles.\u201d Only the other day a gentlemen wrote to him Irom Florida, saying that ho had been taken so often for Mr.Clemens that he thought it a matter of duty to send Kis photo.maph to the real original.: likeness, aa shown by the pie ture, Wan certainly remarkable\u2014so much so, indeed, that Mark eat down and wrote the following reply: \u2014 \u201cMy Dear Sir,\u2014l thank you very much for your letter and the photograph.In my opinion, you are c&- tainly more like me than any other af my doubles.In fact, T am sure that if you stood before me in a mirrorless frame, I could shave by you.\u201d SPORTSMEN WANTED To enjoy the privileges of Snow- Lake reserve for the balance of hunting season to 31st Jan'y.Camp accommodation every four miles from St.Ferreol to °.Charge, $5 per day each guest, which includes car fare from Quebed and return, carriages, provisions and one guide each guest.Horse takes ati b bog: 8 miles of Lake Huntg slong route.parties in to date, result 5 Cariboo Apply to J.W.BAKER, .Kent H ost, 1224.wed tristes + House \"+ Yppolito | SF$\" canvas.however, attracted the atiem-|Pr tion of an art connoisseur, who sus- nt- to manhood, he quarrelled with his Transcoatineniak Rolivay.NOTICE.Notios is hereby given thaf\\(bs peissioners of tha Tr 0 tal Railway have thie day filed and de posited in th» office of the Registgar of Deeds for the County of Portneut, in the Province of Quebec, a revised plan, profile and book of reference of the lands ired for the purpose of the Eastern Division ol tbe National Tronscontirental Railway through the said County ol Portnsuf, in thé oon- struction of a branch line 0.95 of a mile in from à point on the main line of the said Transcontinenta] Railway at mile 27 from North Abutment of Quebec Bridge, thence to and connecting with the mais line of the Canadian PaciBe Railway at St.Basile Station in said County of Portoeut.Owners or occupiers of any of the lande affected are hereby cautioned inst the removal or defacing of any stakes, hubs, bemsh marks, &e., placed on such lands by the Engineers of the said Commissioners.By order, P.FE.RYAN, Seccetary, The Commissioners of the Transcontinental Ry.Com- Dated at Ottawa, this 25th day of September, 1906.sept.20x1m.Canada, Provinos of Quebec, Superior Court.District of Chicoutimi.No.1706.Marie Jessio Brassard, wife common as to p y oi Josph M.Girardcarter, Chicoutimi, in the said district, ve Plaintiff ; The said Joseph M.Girard, Defendant; An action for separation as to property has been, this day, institut.od inst the defendant.Chicoutimi, October Sth, 1908.JEVESQUE & TREMBLAY, Attorneys for Plaintiff oct.1lxlm Superior Court, No.738.Dame Bridget Reddington, of Quebec, wile common as to property with William Harry Snelling, of the same place, agent, duly au ized to ester en Justice, - a ar tr ve Plaintiff; William Harry Snelling, of the same place, agent, Defendant; An action for separation as to operty was instituted in this cause on the 27th instant.Quebec, 27th September, 1906.L.D.MORIN, Atty.for Plaintiff ; sept.28x1m.| QOKSFRIEN] BAKING POWDER .Other Thowsaads would be if they .made trial efit | WAL VOU DE ONE OF THEM?COTES FINE FURNITURE An extensive stock of the latest and most up- to-date furniture.ALL NEW 60ODS.All to be sold at the lowest prices.CHEAP SALE NOW ON: Jas.Perry, 828 St.Paul St.IMPORTED CLARET and SAUTERNE WINES ARR GOOD AND RICH FOR $3.00 PER DOZEN QUARTS 1.76 « ** PINTS NIAGARA GRAPE WINE TWO QUALITIES $1.00 AND $1.30 PER GALE CALL FOR SAMPLES EUDORE PATRY eT, 69, 61 ST.JOUN STAREYT EUROPEAN WINE CELLAR, Go Now and See Beautiful King Edward Subdivision.= * THR GALE INCREASES EVERY D AY FOR OUR JUST LOGIC.« King Edward Subdivision, ON ST.FOYE ROAD.vt BINA) LG BANA wey TEN tle Avenue King Eowarp 80-66 3 t = i» .ot -\u2014 LC cen 4 PP ~e ® \u2014\u2014 2-0 yl When Calmly and Seriously Reasoning The prospective home builder or investor in reality sits down to anal à proposed purchase, itis proper for him to cast up the various points iat go to make up Tis desirability.The points to consider are plain and specific.They are the i General Location, Particular Location, Transit Facilities, Neighboring Holders, Prices; Improvements, Present Opportunities.Now to reason point by pointi\u2014 1.Judging from past experience and the immutable of Real Estate values, In what part of Quebec City may land be purchased with the certainty that the increase in - its value is not dependant on \u201cBoom.\u201d Answer: \u2014Ste.Foy and St.Louis Roads.Quebec may grow some East and North, but it grows to the West.£9 Remember the class of buildings aud residents.Remember always to the West.2.In what part of Quebec may land belNow bought at prices within the reach qf the prospective Home Builder with certainty of more than redoubling in value ?Answer:\u2014St.Louis and Ste.Foye Roads.The Garden Spot of all Quebeo.8.What is the choicest part of Quebec?Answer:\u2014King Edward subdivision, of course, surrounded on all sides by detached Vi and Residences, Fine Lawns, Gardens and Forest Trees.by od Villas 4.Why is this the choicest part of Quebec?Why have all the well to do and investors in Real Estate bought all the Large Tracts that were available there?Answer:\u2014 Because of the Natural Beauty of its position and of its healthfulness i nearness to the Business Portion of Quebec, of its Level Roads and Streets dog anus with the Climbing of Hills.5.Any other reason Why you should Buy à Home in the Great King Edward Subdivision?Answer:\u2014The very low prices asked for these most desirable building lots; Th te: ; of payments; only $1.00 cash and: the balance in small monthly psyments of $10 each.The Certainty of their Doubling in value and th t ai 35x155\u2014almost a mail farm.& © grost size cf these lots 6.Who are the adjoining holders of Beautiful King Edward subdivision, whose judg: ments may be taken for values?4 \\ ' Answer:\u2014Mr.Holt, of Holt, Renfrew & Co, Mr.Thompson, I.À.Fortin, .and son-in-law, Messrs, Brown, of Thomas & Co., Dr.Laurie, Fotin me Migner, too numerous to mention.7.Why is it possible for a home seeker or investor to purchase lots in this property now?Answer: \u2014 Because they are sold at One-Third their Real Value, and the sallng price of our neighbors.Because the property has just been opened up, and is the finest piece of land put in the market, just outside of the city limits, and because it is anly ane mile from the \u201cChateau Frontenac Hotel.\u201d 8.Why is it important to look into this property now?Answer: \u2014Because there are only 150 Lots in the King Edward Subdivisionthey are the choicest in the market and before many years th heart of the city.1f you know your own interest, Buy Now.Because ey will be in the vezy.It will be a revelation to you if you are unacquainted with this Garden Spot of Quebec.COME AND BUILD We will help you if you have not got all the money.For Maps or Further Information, Gall on : PARENT BROTHERS EET PHONE 2087 REA], ESTATE AND LOANS 111 ST.JOSEPH STREET em f Canadian-made goods becomes knows, the greater will he- Taper the demand far home products s and the more numerous wil he She fri 4 su py grossed dem Be.will continue until the end of October, to give everyone in Quebec an opfortu- Les f visit t a rand did t UE oeil Î g * .= à 7 3 Rashionable Furs.wt pr SR Bed Spreads, < 4 the Fur Depsrtment, second floar, are made in Canada, in the largest Fur Factory in this cduntry and one of the largest in right here in our own city and is the only factory in America where every process, from the raw skins \u2018to the Dishes garment, is in operg- tion under the same roof.To demonstrate the advantage of buying Paquet Furs, we are showing a handsome Throw-over Tie of rich Stone Mastin, 66 inches, a long, \u2018Also à charnting model in the shapeof a Muskrat Jacket, 24 inches long, with wide collar and revers var girdle, finedteatin lining, pecially \"SIT, W +uecoennuadaneoosi0aseunes Cet Ladies Fogint ads hits '»Raglans of Jee die, blace ix CT wl inhesd checks, black eilk-s ront made with box pleats, ETO Bale Price.Crees A5 Cashmere Waists, je, nizes 3 to d2, fine argingaa and Grace Ge er u colors navy, brava \"312 front tuoked or trimnied wit es bat brai d regular price $1.75.Sale Price.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2018Canadian Homespuns.Fine Canadian Homeapuns, 68 inches wide, positively equal to the finest importations at almost double the price, nest grey mixture, pardons price $0 yard flale Prige, pes pard saperinede ¢ Art Squares.Unfon Art Squa res, made in Canadasise 8x4 yds., splendid quelity.Sate Price each.$0.25 the world.This factory is situated : sweslly priced at $950 J par aan vi Pa J Ei JA Se a\u201c.Æ + + AND ¥ i ss Crowds of Loyal Canadians .= Throng the Stare Every Day, § 7a D JE fe == à À Q 4 T WOULD be putting it far toa wildly ta say that this Grand Exhibition of \u201cMade- InéCangda\u201d ds has A.6 been a great success.The interest and enthusiasm we have succeeded in ing not only in this Ca province but in almost avery corner er of this vast Dominian has greatl exoseded ar most sanguine hopes.Prominent men from every province in the country have wired their congratulations\u2014- men whe opinions count for much\u2014whose exalted pasitions give weight to their words.And here in old Quebec thodsands of oyal Canadians have shown their appreciation of our efforts to demonstrate the Tr of Canadian products ever i ported goods which sell at a much higher price.The j'urprise, shown by the great ority 0 ff thos 0 have vis} the Store, has proven conclusive the urgent need for such an underti ft requir- \u2018\" ad just such hibition as this to arouse the Canadian Paopls to a lively 7, g api preciation o \u2018Canada\u2019 s greatness\u2014ta stir u a feeling of pride in the 9 mgs gnificent p made by our immense factories\u2014to suggest to ali # «4, J al those who are a erested in the development of this glorious Yountry of - widespread co-pperation be- bilities which hearty and ours the grand poséibiliti san The more the unquestioned tween consumer and manufacturer presents.#0 only.Canadian BedSpronds, white, size 80x86 inches, 2 ben: med, fine quality, large Damhsk petterñ, exträ value at {he Spepial Sele pine $1, 8.af \u2018Cengratulati sel In, ROM gripe to Edmonton telegrams of congratula- Flim.ning in every day from prominent CÉbadians w who are kind enough to express their warm approval « of the adtion taken by this stops fo- .Woo! Blanketswards \u2018 Haden da\u201d Goods, Ti four mes- 100 pair, White Wool Blansages gpeak for themselves :\u2014 pee bols re pick or ag \"a0.inches, Halifax, N.S., Oct.22nd, 1908.pait.\u2018Sale Pier fer G.G.Vandry, Gen\u2019l.Mgr, JL SPIT PPPS Ah Aoop I.Baud.pir h i ulaje your enterprise in ing on home products as nel a2 ; Ttcitin Ke to Cand.| Down Comforters : di to t rust result will reco pour pla TE PF EL : D.C.FRASER, 98, fancy colon Lisut.Governar pf Nova Scotia.ie pure white don down, page ih gril, T Oparlotfetoyn, PL, Oct.ind, 1806 etat ila Z.Paqugt, Quebec, d Wish you great suc ih working up sentiment favoring the wearing and use of Canadian-adg goodp Sta-Zon Eye Glassesand manufactured fi | ao 2 sales pomme The tpmous Sta-Zon Mounte uétions pi t in jower ces for pur- pr od more e$ten 6 amployaent The our Por ings ere made inl Canada.These Sha of Canada, may be had In\u2019 the Optical De- ' .D.A.MeKINNON, péréatent, firet floor, Lieut.Bgopriar o! Prinçe Bâpard Tslgnd.where ous Expert { optician wl test your es free o fag | Pagios, Sask, Pct.220d, 1006 st Meg's Shirts, Men's Flanuelotte Shiris &.Paquet, Quebec Your sale is deperving exery encouregement and its success cannot fail in stimulating the spread of Canadian fod indostries: You have my congeatu- ss fs shades oe of = with MEATS yp wp fete.Fi = 2 Liswt.Gorpraor + boyan, LL al wg, Fre y À 23 1 \u2018Baq Shoe Z.Paquet, Quebge + Ou 2956, 1008 ory Shop Canada ¢ Todi gil her people perd.Wish Canada From you every Sock, 6.H.V.BULYEA, i pd del en snd Boys\u2019 Norfolk Suite.oreo kate.| ple een hl: TONER ave ob CR & the the de pri ies yo / yous os That is s is Superior g the finest ces *% ve Boys' 2 piece Norfolk Buite, extrg qua- ligy of dancy Cposdian Twéed, grey or brown mixtures, strictly all wool on SLI sizes 24 to 30, Price.Jay 1g tg he dpm £4 50 Boye Tweed Caps, High-Grade Taloring, / Ghildpgn\u2019s Felt Hats.Children's Fmt Eats, clogs navy, drab, carding], silver grey and Mack, found crown with iched beim, trimmed with cord snd pomposs, Rave price Ë Custom Tailor} oe mold Étote ea ve Deo mong 0 0 re but Bosch ot Frail ns ba ohstrate the superiority of ' Ely To Trocs ro the dm dried\u2019 goods ab almost double the price, * Swill make a stylish Vite Overcoat to your men- $i.59 suge for only.Ÿ Or if you \u2018wish something dressy we pill make you a nobby Newmarket Coat for only.$1.15 each.Bal Price Levies Sosecsssrveaesi berate * Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Hats, Boys\u2019 Heavy Cloth Cape, all sizes, fin Gupéncion Twegis pa checks in .Ladies Fol, Bilk and Velvet Hay ip oly Inte plentid act Se de i iy the popu shed Vann ial shade, ¢ \u2018exact of this stavon'y nwt models, made alana in \u20ac ck sp ripe.single or double bronsted popular | es, extra apecis TX in our own wo rooms, regular prices 7.00 to 4 atyle, (i image during 81.25 Quelity.Price each.\u2026\u2026./# ne inde P corrupt NA SE 00000000 .hip pale spl, eli Sennen scene PEN \"RZ IY ai > Grand Exhibition of \u201cMade in Canada/ Goods, / * \"done er eff.ai A UCH FAVORABLE COMMENT bas beep made | rfi M upon rod splefidid- showing of finé Cénadian * 1 i | 313,30 B EN FT PRUNES QB 1508, A DELICIOU A.GRENIER, \u2018BIRTH, BRYNE-On the 27th instant, the wife of Thomas Byrne, of à son.7 rare DIED.DOYLE.\u2014On the 95th inst., Rose Mo- Kenna, wile of Garret Doyls, aged 78 years.: .Her funeral will leave her late residence, No.117 Champlain street on Tuesday at 2.30 for St.Patrick's Church and cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend.Montreal, Wisconsin and Milwaukee papers please copy.HUDSON.\u2014At her residence, 96 Quuen street, Dame Josephine Paquet dit La Vallee, 81 years and 8.months, wife of Richard Hudson.The funeral will take place on Tues day morning at nine o'clock, ths remains leaving the residence of de- + ovased at 8.45 for St.Rock's Church and thence to St.Charles Cemetery.Friends and relatives are requested to attend without further notice.GUNSTON.\u2014-At Bergerville, P.Q., on > Thureday, 25th October, Lilly Vietoria, aged 19 years and 4 months.youngest daughter of C.J.Gunston.Funeral from her father\u2019s residence, Monday morning, Oct, 20th, at 10 o'clock, so St.Michael's Church and thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend.St.Paul, Minn., Seattle, Wash, and : Norwich, Conn., papers please copy.New Advertisements.Plumbing Appliances\u2014Mechanicy\u2019 Supply Co.Woven Ugslerwear\u2014Thos.Donohue.\u2018How to Save Money\u2014Pleifler\u2019s Laundry.ladies\u2019 Dressmaking Department \u2014 F.Simard & ce ordon\u2019s Dry Gin\u2014Law, Young & Cotoves and nges\u2014Eusebe Picard.New Goods\u2014Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.Montreal Steel Works, Limited.Mount Royal Sanatorium.Fashion Cralt\u2014Ro x Rov.ngs\u2014Allan A nge\u2014Cunerd Linee Ocean Sailings\u2014Dominion Line.AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TIMBER BERTHS At the Russell House.Ottawn, on Wednesday.Jorember ath.1008, at 2, v.m., the following mi one p'rcel:\u2014 Berth Jos or Manowan\u2014Bt Maurice Agency, 5'sq.es.\u2018 rir Sas Soin Menowan\u2014& Maurice 46 T, 40 84.es.in tot 8 path Msnowan\u20148.Maurice Haq, So?7 South Manowan\u2014>t Meurice cr, , Miles, Bank No (10 south Mauowan\u20148t.Maurice ency, 30 8q.Miles, Total Arss 218 8q ars Miire.These B rths are Virgin, e cepling two rafts of tare timber cut In 1874, and ar.well watered, iL haul not exc edlur 2} mil - to water from he roost distant point, Th- River Manowan (n- tarcts tHe projected and surveyed line of the rand Trunk Pacific Railway ubout 50 miles be- ow the Berthe and a 5 miles from Quabsg City } t river drive.The Perte have in addition to considerable \u2018hite P.nc, à large body of merchantahi + Sprree r Deals sn | Lumber, and are well stocked wi h.pruce, Puly wood, Railway sles, edar, Temarac ack Pine, etc.- TERM 3 OF SALK -thi d cash at time of mle.one-third in one yond ourehird in tvo erm, with interest at sl _per e nt.per annuum.For tarther particulars.apply lo PEALSON & DFNTON, Fasrisiets, To onto, Ont enc) Insurance Company, CHARLES G.ROLLIT INSURANCE BROKER MANAGER FOR EASTERN QUEBRO METROPOLITAN BUILDING se Jppn tt, __Qvonse.Phone 260, carre me 120 \u2014\u2014\u2014 reas O1eDec Rally Ligh & Power COMPANY.TO PREFERRED STOGKHOLOERS Notice is hereby given that a dividend at the rate of Seven Per Ceat por annum, for the half year ending 3lst October, 1906, will be paid to the holders of tte Preferred Stock of this Company on the nd November next, at the office of the \u2018ompany, corner of Ramsay and 8t Paul Lt eots.The Transfer Books for the Preferred closed from the 17th to When buying your Piano insist on having an f'OTTO HIGEL\u2019 Piano Action CASTORIA ONDAY, OCTOBER 29.FOURREES and GLACEES (Stuffed Prunes) - .| PI d\u2019AGEN S DESSERT AUDITORIUM MONDAY and TUESDAY 29-30 OCTOBER Jacques Cartier OR THE DISCOVERY OF CANADA Dramain & parts BYTHE C'E.DRAMATIQUE JACQUES CARTIER Prices 15-25-85 and 50¢ts.OPENING Monday, Oct.29th POPULAR THEATRE (Jacques Cartier Hall) Moving Pictures.English and French Hlustrated Songs, Musto.Every Night at 8.15 Admission 10-15 snd Mate.Tuee-Wed-Thur-Eat.5-10-15 cc.27xeat.mon-tues ALL KINDS OF \"Plain and Oraamenied Cakes Fresh Home-made Candies Chocolates and nonbons.| Latest Noveities in Crackers from Batger\u2019s, Caley's and Tom Smith's ALL AT LOWEST PRICES Winfield & Logie, 136 John S:reet Phone 170.oct 27x1w UNITED STATES FOOTBALL.At New Haven :\u2014 Yale, 12 ; Amberst, 0.At West Point- :\u2014 THE QUEBEO OHBONICL}a IN AND FLOOR COLLAPSED Narrow Escape of Studsnts at the Morgue Yesterday, The attention of the authorities has been called repeatedly to the disgrace ful condition of affairs existing in connection with the morgue, Its dilapidated and dangerous state, its lack of accommodation, and its menace to the health of those who are compelled to attend there have been pointed out.Nothing, however, hat ever been done to remedy matters.Yesterday, however, ai dangers were attested to in a striking not to say very dis able fashion, when the flooring of one of the rooms gave way precipitating a number of inedical students to the cellar, The circumstances attending the collapse were as follows: Yesterdav morning, Dr.Marois proceeded to the morgue to make the autopsy en the body of the ill-fated victim of Saturday\u2019s tragedy on the Esplanade.Aa usual on these occasions the.doe- tor was accompanied by a group of medical students, some thirty or so of the latter being present.While the autopsy was in ogress the floorin suddenly and without warning * ool- lapsed, some of the students, as already siated, being precipitated into the basement.There was much excite ment for a couple of minutes as it was feared that the roof of the build ing was coming down.Fortunately, however, the students escaped without serious injury.As a result of the occurrence, it is not known whether Coroner Jolicoeur will be able to pro ced with the inquest this morning, though the jury which have been al ready summoned, will be sworn in and it will then be decided where the inquest will be held.This collapse should prove to-the authorities the absolute need of the imufediate secur ing of more suitable and more spacious quarters for use as a morgue.The positions of store-keeper and lady typewriter have Imwn filled.Thanking the applicants.Box No.20.MR.ROBITAILLE'S MAJORITY.The official majority of Mr.Robi taille in Quebec County has been de clared by the Returning Officer as 38%.Ladies and gentlemen, see Faguy, Lepinay & Frere\u2019s advertisement for undershirts.CORRECTION.TOWN SUDDEN DEATH A Former Well-Known Quebec Lady Dies Suddenly.The many friends in this city of Mrs.Louis Bishop will be shocked ta lears of her.s death yesterday at her home in Marbleton, P.Q.No details could be ascertained last night of the sad occurrence, but letters re ceived from ber by friends in the city on Friday last, gave no indication ol cay physical trouble of any kind.Mr.Lou Bishop was formerly train des.tcher in the Q.& L.St.J.Ryre, and alterwards was offered and accepted the position as manager of the Eastern ownships Bank at Mar! bleton, where be and Mrs.Bishop quickly acquired a large circle of friends.rs.Bishop was well and moat favorably known in this city land their large circle of friends join in universal ~exprossions of deepest sympathy with Mr.Bishop in bis severe loss, \u2014 ! CORONER'S INQUEST, | Dr.Jolicoeur held an inquest on \u2018Saturday morning, on the body of William Knight, the cattleman, who died on bo the steamer Manchester Commerce.Alter hearing the evidence the jury returned \u2018a verdict of death {rom congestion of the lungs.LIVELY ROW.A number of men had quite a Lively row varly yesterday morning in St.Valier street.The yells and shouts of the combattants aroused people living in the vicinity from their beds.The noise only ceased when some of those engaged the fight beat a retreat.QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JOHN RAILWAY.At the request of the road, an additional night train between Quebec, Roberval and Chicoutimi has been put op, leaving Quebeo every Thursday, at 7.30 p.m.and re turning leaves Chicoutimi at 6.45 p.m.riday, arriving in Quebec at B% o'clock Saturday morning.Only first class accommodation including slecping car will be provided for on this train.: td.SETTING A GOOD EXAMPLE.Considering how general is the use of Hungarian bitter waters, it is interesting that the proprietors of the Apenta water give assurance that the working of the Apenta springs, Budat, ny at which it is bottled, trons of the In reporting the voting for the new |pes fire chief at Friday evening's Council meeting, Ald.Campbell's name should have appeared as casting bis vote for Deputy Chief Walsh on the third bal lot.SAILORS\u2019 CONCERT.To-morrow ( Tuesday ) night, in the Y.M.C, À.Hall, will without doubt, draw a large crowd, es it will be the closing concert for the Empress of Ireland\u2019s men for this season.See advt.Sailors\u2019 free; citizens, 10 cents.For suite and overcoats see the ad- vertitement of Faguy, Lepiney & Frere.PURCHASE OF A MAGNIFICENT PIANO, The reverend ladies of the Ursuline monastery of Grand'Mere have recently purchased a magnificent Heintzman & \u201cHarvard, 5; West Point, 0.At Philadelphia \u2018:\u2014 Indians, M ; Uvy of Penna, 6 At Now York :\u2014 Princeton, 14 ; Cornell, 5.At Springfield, Mass :\u2014 Dartmouth, 0; Williams, 0, At Bçunswick, Me\u2019 :\u2014 Bates, 6 ; Bowdoin, 0.At Orono, Ne :\u2014 Tufts, 8; Uvy of Maine, 0.At Andover, Masa :\u2014 Harvard Freshmen, 6; Phillips-And- over, 0.At Ann Arbor, Mich :\u2014 Nichigan, 28; Illinois, 9 At St.Paul, Minn :\u2014 Minnesota, 22; Ames, 4, At Chicago :\u2014 Chicago, 33 ; Indiana, 8 At Providence, R.].:\u2014 Brown, 27; Norwich, 4, At Middleton, Conn, :\u2014 Wesleyan, 22; Middleton, 8, When That Cold Comes How is it to be cured ?This method is simplicity itself.Rub the chest and throat well with Nerviline, ush it as a gargle and take some in bot water before retiring along with one of Dr.Humilton's Pills.Next morning finds you refreshed, free from cold and bright as a dollar.These household remedies are wonderfully succesaful, and certainly won't fail in Your cass.For sale at all dealers.INDIAN WAS WINNER, Toronto, Oct.27\u2014Thumas Longboat, 8 full-blooded Indian of the Six Natious, won Controller Ward's 18-mile road race on Saturday afternoon, in the excellent time of 1 hour, 3 minutes, 10 2-5 seconde.Thin in almost ten miles an hour, and the road was ankle deep in mud.Goldsboro, who ran second, in a Lohourg man, and captain of the Toronto Central Y.M, C.A.Hominton took third place through Lebarre, of the St.Patrick's A.©.to which Sherring, the Marnthon champion, belongs.The Y.M.C.A.athletes showed up very well, capturing a large proportion of the first twenty-five places.frving Elliott, who sprained hin ankle in the big St.Louis event had to give up and drop.behind Longboat-_\u2014- Dr.Chan\u2019 Omment {a & oertal and a | cureforosch ! every for i itching, bleadi | and protrudii 1 moot Bon En use it and | ra il Le ty ghey cie if not ratinfied.nc, at ers or KDMAN&ox, Barre & Co., Toronto DR, CHASE'S OINTMENT, Co.piano for the use of their pupils in the advanced class.This instrument was chosen at Lavigueur & \u2018Hutchison's who ave the only repre 1 sentatives for the district of Quebee for the celebrated Heintzman & Co, pianos.Notwithstanding the rise in price of carpeis, see the advertisement of Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.FATAIL ACCIDENT.News comes from Rimouski of a fatal accident, & young man nemed Alfred Tepage, a farmer of the third range of Rimouski, hong shot with \u2018(his own gun.Accompanied by his father and brather he was on a hunting trip to St.Blandine, a parish in rear of Rimouski.He had rested his weapon against a tree, and when he went to take it up, it was accidental: Iv discharced, the contents of the gun striking the man in the face.He died a few moments later.The deceased was only 17 years of age.\"RUNAWAY ACCIDENTA serious accident occurred on Sat urday morning on the Beauport road at the crossing of the Quebec & Lake St.John Railway, near Limoilou, were driving in en express waggon, when the horse took fright suddenly and running away dashed into a tele graph pole, the two women being thrown out and painfully hurt.They were brought to the residence of friends in Queber, where a doctor attended tg their injuries.200 dozen hamdkerchiefs\u2014sec the advertisement of Faguy, lepinay & Frere.PILFR DUPED IN 8 TO 14 DAYS PAZ0 OINTMENT in guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed.ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded.8c.RATLORS\u2019 INSTITUTE.There was a fine attendance of nirht.Rev.FE.P.BR.King gave an earnest Gospel talk, which was listen: ed to with the utmost attention.Mise Wotherspoon took the derson Jd the singing.After the wrvice Mise Wotherspoon gave all the men comforter bags.sunply of coffee, which wan greatly ap prociated by the men.Mra.Francis Delisle and Mes.Nadeas' |] sailors at the Bethol service held last | orgnn, while -Miskes Campbell and An: | The wemmien\u2019s socinl Saturday at tracted a goodly number, who nt a very enjoynble evening.im | Wotherspoon kindly firninhes) a good is carried out not on merely commer: cial lines, but under the scientific and hygienic supervision of Dr, Leo von i ann, professor at the Hygienic Institute of the Royal University at Budapest.The \u2018analyses of Apenta as published in the text books on mineral water springs, show that the sulphates soda and of magnesia, of which the latter is predominant, are the chief constituents.Apenta is best known as a still or non-effervescent water, but it can also be had carbonated, in small bottles called splits.It is said that the importation of this water has grown very considerably in recent years, and it is well known that Hungarian aperient waters have been in world-wide use for many years.A CLEVER ARTISTE.Miss Maude Gillette, who comes as a headliner,\u201d in the big vaudeville bill at the Auditorium next week is beyond all doubt the cleverest and most daintily artistic delineator of negro characters on the American stage to-day.Until quite recently Miss Gillette has been appearing in \u201cBurnt Cork,\u201d but finds that she can convey a more subtle humor and better expression by appssring in her natural color.It was while appearing in black \u201cmake-up\u201d at Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre, New York, that an enthusiastic critic on the New York Herald pronounced her \u201cThe Black Face 1 Yvette Guilbert.\u201d A compliment that can be hest appreciated by those who 1saw that most accomplished artiste on her recent visit to Quebec at the Auditorium, AN INTERESTING SERVICE At the Y.M.C.A.Yesterday After- ° noon.Mr.Head, chairman of Council the Great Keswick movement, Miss Gebb and Miss Porter, of Johannesburg, South Africa, epoke on the different phases of mission work in South Africa.M.J.C.Thomson occupied the chair and introduced each of the speakers.Mr.Head read the 67th Psalm and his running comments were sxogedingr y appropriate as he emphasized the blessing that came to those who sought to cxtend the Gospel of the grace of God among the nations of the world.Mise Gabb gave a very interesting account of the work among the young j Women of Johannesburg and the great need of this special kind of mission ef \u2018fort in that city, which she considered the most wicked city in the world, She gave several touching incidents in her own special work.Misa Porter gave a fine address on mission work among the nativée of South Africa and of the general missionary effort carried on by the South African General Missionary Sojciety, of which Rev.Andrew Murray ie 3 honoted president.e meeting, which waa well attend ed, wes brought to a close by sing: ing the doxology.; .rence DRIVING AND DRINKING A Hard Worked octor « hanges \u201cDrinks.\u201d The country doctor who han to | drive for miles and miles in all kinds \"of weather, at all times of the day and night, is not to be envied, | [hey get personal experience as well an eanerience from others, \u201cI have heen doing a great deal of drivine and drinking a great deal of | enfice.\u201d\u201d writin a doctor, \u201cI found it i waa not onl: injuring my stomach, WINTER OVERCOAT.Magçarines, monthly papere, ote., car but was causing disginesa and was in For Infants and Children.In the newest cloth, large check, |pnt for firemen's hands, cast off | tarfering with my circulation.a nd You Hone Alvaye Bunght {is ec, rede pa | eho Sone\u201d pu 1 in For, 1 Hee bat up; aleo overroats lined in fur and | por underwear wanted.Notify Secre | nome of \u2019 .v Racoon costs made to order at prices | tary Y.M.C.A.or Mr.F.G.Ram || shell tasdpheneurs it recommending\u2019 : Bears the defying all competition at J.L.0.mond, caretaker of the Ballore In | le to others\u201d - : Fgatare of uix, merchant tailor, No.D bb.| stitute.and eweb drticies will be called | Reb the took, \u201cThe Road fo Well \u2019 , John strut, ; | for, ville,\u201d in pkgs.\u2018There's a remson, | Father Feefiey\u201d Passed Away l Quebec.The following day he celebrat.\" of DEATH OF A PR [EST at Porto Rico Recently, * The following details concerning the death of the late Father Feenev are taken from the Berlin, N.H., Report er :\u2014\"The.sad news of the.death of Rev, James Feeney, C.5S.h., in Porto kico, reached here Friday, the 12th instant.Father Feeney was born in the village of Cap Rouge, seven miles from the city of Quebec.He was the third son of Daniel Feeney and Annie McDoughn, natives of Sligo, Ireland, but more than 52 years residents of Cap Rouge.He received his early education in the village school at Cap Rouge and after making his first Holy Communion and being confirmed he entered the Thom High School in Quebec, nnd graduated at the age of 19, having compl ted the work in French and English, He then decided to join the Redemptoriat order C.SS.R, Accordingly he was sent to Baltimore where he spent 13 years completing his ecclexinstical course.He celebrated his frat mass in St.Patrick\u2019s Church, ed mass at Cap Rouge, his native village.He was afterward stationed at Our Lady of Perpetual Help church in Roxbury, Mass, = at the Mission Chureh, St.John, N.B., and St.Clements College, Saratoga Springs, N.Y.He also preached in several places in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, New York and in the \u2018Province of Quebec.He was ; present and officiated at the golden wedding celebration of his parents in 1699, alsa performed the last sad rites at the death of his mother in 1900.Ir October, 1904, he made a visit to his a father and brothers in Quebec, also calling on his brothers and sisters who are residents of this city, Faithful to his vow of obedience he willingly severed himself from his relations to go to Porto Rico, whers after a period of two years he died.The sad news was brought to his father by Kev, Father largey, of St.Patrick\u2019s Church, Quebec.He ia survived by his father, Daniel, three brothers, Michael and Richard, of Quebec, Thomas, of Berlin, and two sisters, Mr.Annie Murphy and Mrs.Thomas Houley, both of \u2018this city.also by many nieces and nephews,\u201d \u2014_\u2014\u2014 HEKKING.The exceptional intereat shown in the coming American tour of Hekking, the German \u2018eulliet, is strongly evident in the communications received by his New York manager asking for time, It looks very much as t ough the tour would have to be considerably extended, in order to include even a fait proportion of the cities that wish ta ear the great player.Hekking left many ardent admirers on the occasion of his last tour and Kis continued suc- ceases abroad have kept the interest on this side up to a high point.It is probable that this tour will out-num- in ormances any previous one by the \u2018cellists who have visisted America.Interest in the violobcello is continually growing in Canada and the States, for the people are awakening to the fact that it is indeed one of the most interesting of all stringed instruments and resembles the human voice more nearly than any other.Parties residing in the country should read the advertisement of Faguy, « Lepinay & Frere\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LAVIGUEUR & HUTCHISON.This enterprising firm of piano merchants are nothing if not up-to-date.Having recently acquired the large building on the corner of St.John and Stanislas streets, where they have been doing business for some years past, they recently went to work and entirely rebuilt the first story, putting in a bne cut stone front with magm- fioent plate lass windows.Other improvements in keeping with the new order of things have also been done, including solid new hardwood floors.The floor space of the show room has also been materially increased and it now makes as handsome and fine a piano warehouse er there is to be found in the city.The workmen who have been in possession for some time st are at present giving the finishing touches to the interior of the building and in -a few days the new place of business will be ed, ith such a fine line of standard pianos as the frm always carry they will no doubt speedily meet with increased business encouragement, and find themselves amply repaid for the large outlay incurred in doing their share towards improving the appear ance of our main Upper Town thoroughfare.WHAT ARE THE DUTIES OF PROVINCIAL POLICE?The public is commencing to wonder what are the real duties of the Pro vincial Police?Up to a few monthy ago it was generally understood that they were supposed to guard the de partmental buildings owned by the rovince, and do duty outside the city imite in all parts of the province when their services were uired, but in no way to interfere with the dut ies of municipal police, when the latter were able to cope with the situation.Iv, however, there seems to be an inclination on the part of the Provincial Police to interfere with the Quebec Municipal Police.Thix war made manifest Jast summer in the cae of the Louise Docks tragedy, which ro sulted in a conflict with the city police sad caused the latter to sulk and keep to themselves evidences that might have hel the Crown in its prosecution of Cowan, who was acquitted at the last Criminal Assim.On Saturday last the provincial police again sought to interfer with the city police and even went wo far as to proceed to the City Hall station and demand that the custody of George leCouteur, arrested by Detective Thomas Walsh, be entrusted to them.Such interference ie uncalled for and is aure to crente à bad freling be tween the respective bodies of peace guardians.If the povincisl police are disposed to do provincial duty they could find lots of occupation in look ing after the thieves who are terrorize ing the rural districts almost every dav by burglarieing presbytecies, ete, Only a week ago the Presbytery of St.Loute de Pintendre, was enterrd and robbed by three tramps that had heen previous to that been released trom the Quebec ol.Those geatry -got- \u2018avdy with Iat in\u2019 cash, and wry still Promotes Digestion Cheerful ness and Rest Contains neither [i pus, Morphine nor Mineral.OT NARCOTIC.Bug of A Ty SANTE LT CEER Poplin Sad\" free Aperfect Remed for Const] ron Sour \u2018Stomach, Diarrhden.Ii Worms Convulsions, Feverishaess and LOSS OF SLEEP.YacSimile Signature of NEW YOHK.TEE TT ST SILLS dE EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.CASTORIA For Infants and Children.The Kind You Have Always Bought For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA a & THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY.\u201cX RAYS\u201d ON DR.JAEGER\u2019S UNDERWEAR FOR WINTER.Proves it Perfect in Every Detail.The Following are the Weights in Stock :\u2014 K.Light, KK.Medium, B.Warm, S.Extra Warm, F.Heavy, F.F.Extra Heavy \u2014 ALSO \u2014 Dressing Gowns, Bedroom Slippers, Colic - Bands, Bed Socks, Knee Warmers, Knitted Waistcoats, Cardigan Jackets JOHN DARLINGTON REGISTERED » Opposite Post Office DON'T WORRY OVER THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS.BUT IT IS TIME TO THINK OF YOUR WINTER SUPPLIES CALL ON US AND INSPECT OUR STOCh M.BOYCE & SON, E TABLISHED 1856 19-21 COTE D'ABRAHAM.TELEPHONE 294 FAGUY LEPINAY @ FRERE COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE PURGHASING Immense Aggleneration of all Kinds of New Goods.The immense assortment 0 new goods whice fills our store represents everything that can give entira satisfaction and comprises most expensive art.cles.from the cheapest to the Whatever article you require you are cer'ain to find it at a satis:actory price.The prices at which the following article have been marked down, just first once mora our reputation to being the cheapest store in the cityl NEW TISSUES FOR COSTUMES AND MANTLES.Beaver cioth, 34 inches in width, a iT Woo amen 1 FANLY TWEEDS For co:tumes and manutles 42 inchesin wiuth, 49cta 54 inches\u2014 790s.81.00, $1.50 and 82.26.__ .NEW CHECKS : For costuines 55cts.to $1.75, LADIES\u2019 COSTUMES Our custum:s are e.egant and doubie and their novelty place them above the usual styles $9.00 to $2.50.200 DOZEN MEMSTITCHED Valued 40cts.for 250te.\u2014Take advantage of thige GENTLEMEN'S DEP ART- MENT.Always a epecislty in tweeds, serge, cloth, collars, ties, in fact ail that ouncerns this depar.meat.SUITS Don\u2019t delay in purchasing your Suit or overcoats, we guarantee what we sell, and if not satisfied of ox money is returned $5.00 (10 625,00, OUR UNDERSHIRTS It is a recognised fact that we the first assoriment for indies\u2019 LR children, sises No, 11 to 40, FOR MEN AND BOYS.20 inches to 50 inches\u2014Ask for your size and let us know the price you intend paying and we will send them to your addiess, THE GASH DOES NOT INTERIST US| ONE BIT MORE THAN YOUR WORD OF HONOR = Wo wien you to undersend at ou POSTON WAS WINNER \u201cbore doce uot discriminate betwee the cash @md thie credit customers.Our business was Saturday's Road Race of the Y.M.C.A.Harrier saried and developed slong credit li we are indifferent as to ee vou mas the cash or take advantage of car Clean QOredit system.In the new fall sassan, but Club\u2014 George Poston won handily the road rum of the Y.M.C.A.Harrier Club two weeks old, we Lave ppesed accounts than ever beore at vais $aa30n of the year.You may select your etove fom won the assurange that you will pay us Pr which was run on Saturday afternoon, Soper >a Reook ve brows) 80d [having a kad of over two minutes 19 can afford.over the woond man, K Shes, sud finishing fresh and strong aml sppar- ently in condition tu go over the course & second time.The event waa the first road race given by the club dince ila organisation, and it deserves warm congratulation for the very successful manner ip which it was carried out.The @urse wus nbout three and a half mikes, the coutestants starting from - the ¥.M.C.A.building and proceed- jug aut St.John street and St.Foye Road ta the Belvidere, up Belvidere aud in St.Louis Rosd as far ax De Salabery, down Da Salebery and back a USE « - .he Y.M via St.John jto the Y.M.C, Até P93 [street Four prised were offercd, the = [first two being mudals.| There were ten starters, the Hollow ; ing runuers getting sway at the crac ees AN D see PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS AGAINST FIRE, [Eoin fs oi G.Meyers, E.Shea, A.Tube, S.Klott, G.Paston, D duckson, W.Dall, Manufactured in all Colors and Quantities, for Interiors and Exteriors b \u201cTHE STANDARD NOM-TNFLAMMAQLE MANUFACTURING CO.At the start Poston spran 14 PREVOST ST, QUEBEC trant at once, closcly followed by Shiv, [the pace being a trifle hot for the be Guaranteed to be Fire Proof, and Equal in Quali Durability to any Paint Manufactured and winning.Poston, hawever, not anly FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DEALERS.Span Erentogs Unti 10 PM, C.H.LEPAGE, ms | 127 BRIDGE STREET.maintained his lead, but soon began to draw away fram the rest, nnd was uéver headed during the contest, covering the course in 221-4 wins.Shee came second, 2?1-4 minutes later, ho Ining closely followed by Lefebvre.5.Elliott was 4th, A.Dubp 5th, end J.Henry 6th.The others failed to finish.A large crowd of people was present at the Y.M.©.A.Building ta, witness the start and finish of the race, and there was alo a foie sprinkling of spectators along the course, and the contest apjenred to awaken a great amount of interest.The club deeply apprevinted the courtesy of Inspector R.M.Reade in holding the street cars so us not to interfere with the finish.The officinis were as follows: \u2014 Judges, Monsre.Geo.Little, A.Kenndy, J.Kingwell apd E, Fee; time- keepere, W.Aird and R.Sommerville; starter, Prof.Deering; assistants, C.Strang, J.Jewell; bicycle corps, B.Woodly, F.Salter\u2014 CANADIAN BOWLING ASSOCIATION la the Windsor Hotel Saturday afternoon the annual mooting of the Canadian Amateur Bowling Associa: tion was held.Drlegates were pre went from Ottawa buwling teams nu follows : 43rd, Guards and Ottawa Athlstic Association, and reprosentor TATIONERY.EATON-HURLBUT'S FINE PAPERS.\u201cY' Lincoln Parchment Foreign Mail.AND OTHER NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PAPERS.148 ST.JOHN ST QUEBEC, - À == a Or We wr toria Rifles, Active; Victoria latles, \u2014 Renerve ; Enginecrs and MAA A.Ap M OO RE S plications from five other teams esk 8 ing admission to the league wers rend, but it was decided that the present size of the league did not warrant taking in ane other clubs.A committee was appointed to draw up a schedule en = ° oe of games to be submitted to the HOUSEKEEPERS.The lator connected with your ee for approval, Bowing The election of oflicers resulted an follows :\u2014 Prosident-Mr.O'Neil, St.Patrick\u2019e Athletic Association, Ottawa.Vico-President-Capt.Mills, Victoria Rifles, Active, Fycrotary-Treasures-\u2014B.Walker, M.A, every day duies can be tedu od to 8 minimum sad yeur comfort correspon \u2018ingly enhanced by using | BONWELL.CUP COMPETITION.There was & meoting held at the Will Hall on Saturday evening, pre vided over be Col.Roy, PS.0, und INDURATED FIBRE ven.sharp.Tao targets to he allowed each team amd rach team to be respunaible for the providing of two register keepers, who will be interchanged with those of other teams, The swmunition to be K.L.1807 juste sind the same ammunition must be used by ull competitors, The range officer to be Major D'Orsonnens, who will be assisted b.Cape tain Swift.All protests or disputes not settled hy the range officers to be r to n special match conamities consistin af Major Davidson, Nr.Verresult an Mr.lay, the decision of whom shall be final.In thr event of the weather hein such thht it will be deemed advisable to postpone the match notice of such postponement will be posted at the ferry landing and the match will then take placo on the following Saturday afternoon, Team captains will sce that = thoie teams are ready to commence firin at 8 o'clock sharp as no delay will be excused.14 in likely that the ahove competi tion will attract à large gallery of apeetators as the teams cote are composed of the pigk of the local vharjwbooters, and are pretty evenly matched.Pleking a winner will, there: ! fore, be a difficult task.HIGH SCHOOL BOYS LOST.\u2018he Boys\u2019 High School Rugby team, - which went tn Lennoxville on Satur {day to play a match with the | Bishop's Colivge School team, were defeated by a score of #7 to 8.The { Leimoxvills boys proved to Be much .heavier than the Quebeo boys, and | although the latter put up @ stern de.\"fence they could not copa sucsesstully with the superiority of their oppon ents in thie respect.\u2014\u2014 STEANSHIP MEN PLAY FOOTBALL || The assaciation football game Le tween teams from the slewards and enginesrs\u2019 departmenta of the CIR, steamthip Ewpress of Ireland, which took place on the Q.A.A, grounds on Salusday alternaon, was à well con tested one, and provided fois of ex.NO OTHERS ARE SO SATISFACTORY.0 20 PER CENT OFF- n\u2014\u2014_ From this d te tothe end of ths pres ut month, I will sell all articles to be found ai my store at twenty per cont.below the ordinary prices.I have in hia da linge variety of clocks, watches, jewellery, fancy articles in cut gins and sp endid assortment of ebony brushes, and lo king glasses ©.cle, Itported feow Frince.This u lve ti cent is absolutly an actual fast, it is only necessary to visit uy stor: to be convinced of th truth of what I say.Tha efore put s who hav any pres:nts to make, should take advantage of this unique vee.sion.F.de PARIS, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 1 01 St, John St.SPECIALTY\u2014REPAIRING CLOCKS and WATCHES High Class Tailoring.Bast Quality of Imported Gloths, Tweeds, etc.ELEGANCE OF STYLE ANG PENFECT FIT GUARANTEED \u2014\u2014 BY \u2014\u2014 W.Vincent & Co., Ko.38-Fabrique Street, Quebec.- The above mentioned firm beg to inform ali former customer and the public in general, that à re-organisation of this weli-knowa Tailoring Betablisbment baving taken place, under the management of the former proprietor, Mr.W.Vinoent, withan efficient sta of ae cistaute and firet clase tradegmen, they are now prepared to accept or- dan fn nil sud Winter dry Sed gusrantes nets tion Five caaee of New hapor re wired inspestion, ve and reudy fer a tive tomms.The game vesulied in victory fer the stewards, who wen « score of 3 to À The Hoe-up of teains was i on Baturdex - TFE QUEBRO CRRONICLHk tives of Montreal bowlers were : Viet | the ather, citement for the beokers of the respec: | the fence © MONTREAL WINNERS Defeated Rough Riders 18 to 4 \u2014St, Pats Beat Westmount, Moutesal, Oct.97\u2014Montreal virtually sHnohed their claim\u201d on the | Quebce Rugby Union fuotbull championship, Baturday, by delenting the celebbyated Ottawa Bough Rider team, lt points to 6.It is the second time they have defeated this strong Ottaws sggrege: tion this season, and if the smombrers of the team anly keep in form and do pot show any inclination to rest on their laurels too early, is ma reason why thay should not win every match from pow on, barring acsidents, Thoy outplayed the Rough Riders ia nimiont every way.Their backs showed up well the week helore, but they Proved up twice as well Satusday, \u20180 pick out any ono for special mee: tion would be almost impossible.Sti son, the new man; Allison, the old country Irishtnan from Lachine; Jimmy Oreig, calebrated ; und Kruie Russell, who is as well, if not Letter, known in bookey, did yosders ; wuch ns can only be done through = hurd training, combined with goad kend work.Some af the igi in he scrimmia, on | wings .Morphy Roberts and Tesser, played better than they have done for some time, and the newer men ale ve very accounts of themeelves.Tle Ra Rider team, probably becnuss Mogireal was so much better, failed to show the dash apd the vim Wbich they exhibited in previous years.The best features of Ahir team weçe Williams, the now man from Kingston ; Lafleur, the old standby, nnd Harris, who is playing senior for the first time this seuson, \u2018The two Wultors, once the terrors of the Cangdiun gridiron, \u201cwere so tame,\u201d as a Nontrml eup- porter put it, \u201cthat they would al most eat out of onc's band.\u201d But once Hal Walterg vhowed his old time s th, and opis determination, and that wns when all alone be pulled the Montreal team yards and yards from the Ottawa goal line, where th ontrealezs had brought the ball a saved Rough Riders from having an other five points scored against then by giving his halves an opportunity to clear.The match was full of igp- sys\u2019 and not more rough than usual.No one was badly hurt or for any length of time.The officials were very strict on fouls and did their best to be very fair.At any rate, they did pot specially favar the winners.Both sides declared them- | selves satisfied with their work, after ithe match wes over, There was 8 high wind blowing, but otherwise the wruther, with an overcast sky, wag | shout as good ns anyone might wish for.There was hate crowd on the | grand stand, inclu a t num- {Bee of ladies, \"ea gree Ottawa.Ont, Oct, 27\u2014St.Patrick\u2019s finished Ffrir senson of home gares bis aHermoon, when they defeated Westmount on Varsity Oval \u2018by a store of 23 to 6.About 2,500 people turn lod out\u2014s very fair sized Ottawa \u201ccrowd, when it is considered that neither of the clubs is-in the running for the Quebec championship.| Pot Westmount aml the Irishmon were woefully wenk tottay, And the game could scarrely-be characterized ax good senior football : but they neverthelons made it an interesting niternoon\u2019s pport owing to the fact that neithes team wus good enough lo leresting outclasa spite the apparent difference in the score.Kingston, Ont, Oet.2i\u2014lu one of the fiercest contests Kingston has ever seen, Motiill downed the local col | leginns hy the ncore of B polats te 3 ; \u201880.A stiff wind was hlowing down TUBS, PAILS, ETC.attended by ropresontatives from the 4 fiokd, which MeGill fniled to use ta various rifle associations.The fol [gout advantage in the first ball, while lowing regulations to govern the \u2018in the second period Williama, of LIGHT DURABLE HANDSOME.al ove competition were drawn up : Queen's, punted again and again at \u2019 ! The competition to take place o8 | forty od fifty yards over the Meill Thursday, the lst November, at 2 |ecrimmage, and counted a long gain for his team every time.Had it not fen for Harrington and Stephens\u2019 persistent Imcking, and the untiring et argv of the wings, the visitors nfight have experienced an unexpected and undosrved defeat, The Roval Military College Cadots won, the first of their home and home matches with McGill Becond here this afternoon, with a score of 17 to 8 The half time score was 8 to 0 in favor of McGill, tog the Cadets tool of the high wind, an more advaniage won out.is fo the, semi-finals for fntermediate hopors in the Interme diate League.Le .The McGill Association Football Team went down befare Queen's in a friendly match here this morning.M in the Rughy matches, the high w bathercel de visitors, and te home team scored twiog to visitors\u2019 one.Montreal, Oct, Phe Grand Trunk Juniors defeated the Montreal Junior team at Rugby Beaver Fidd Saturduv afternoon.score waz 21 to 8 Grand Trunk and Montreal are now tie in the Quebeo Junior Series.Hamilton, Ont, Oct.27\u2014The Tigera ran up à score of 58 paints against the Victorias of Toronte in this aftor- noon\u2019s senior O.R.E.U.game and just before the whistle blew fares Mooro doliborately handed the bull to Barher, 6 Victoria wing man, and allowed him to gré a try, which was converted making the completa ssore 85 to 6 in favor of the Tigers.Toronto, Det, 9I\u2014Varaity .trimmed Ottawa College on\u2019 Varsity nthletio fold Saturday ih a senior collegiate ame, by the overwhelming score of 7 to 0, hall-time scoro being 9 to 0.It wae the first opportunity Toronton- Jans had to get @ line on the Canadian champions, and the showing must have been gratifying to the team\u2019s ad- WON AUTOMOBILE RACE, Yonkers, N.Y., Oct.27\u2014A.J.Koehkr, in a 22 horse-power machine, won the 100 mile automobile race at the Mnpire City track today in 2 hours, 5 minutes and 31 1-8 seconds.Tom Cooper, setting à pace of nearl a mile a minute, had the rear ax hin machine break, His mechanician, tne.beside ton tenon Tog track.cs was put out of comwissilfn.was not hurt, hue the ip it wan reno to a bospit ® |e coller bons |sociation to permit emyteurs and pro- | foe Athlotio Association, of which he over | from 1 3.8 die ok.Mover, Se kd, BIG SENSATION] Was Sprung at Saturday's Meeting of the _ CAAU.Montreal, Oct.#7\u2014The advocates of aida teurista in sport won a victory at the annual meeting of the Canadian Avmateur Athletic Union Saturdav night, and the natice of motion by tho Montreal Amateur Athletic Asy fessionals to Flay with and against pno another, se to do away with |.hidden profrssionulisn at present existing sport, was, defeated.action has groptiy couplionted the existing state of afnirs im Canadian athletics, which it was thought the adaption of the motion would bave clenrod up.A bombshali was thrown into the camp at the meeting of governors held afterwards, by Mr, Frank Grierson, President of the Canadian_Oivil Service Amateur Athietia Association, who made the gravest of charges against | certain = celebrated anfateurs iu hockey ami football.The meeting was one of the largest over held, and about fifty people wers in attepdance, although\u201d neither the Shamrocks nor the Nationnis were re presented.Me, Frank Grierson, Preaktent of the Cangglian Civil Bervice Amateur Athlectio\u2019 Associntion, was the object of much well bred curiosity.Chief Camu, who was a delegate of the Yois the President, and Assistant-Chiel Starke, of Taronte, represented tha nthlotes of the Canadian municipal Guardians of the peace.Tir.Teos announced a proposed _alliance with the Intercolloginte Uniom, which was accepted.In competitions the competitors are to be ruled by the vules of the union which holds the eomprditions.Suspensions and expulsions by ane body sbali bo recogrized br the other.y The first sensation Was caused when the Prosigent asked if the Cornwall Lacrauss Club was present.He followed this up by the announcement thut as the club had a team which played against professionals, tbe club should bo expelled.A motion to ex- pal the club was withdrawn.Bub.Chiel Starke also withdrew his notice of motian to drop the word \u201camateur\u201d from the namo of the union.Thea came the crucial motion by Mr.Iralie Boyd, to allow amateurs to plav with or agaiust professionals.In || wus almost unanimously at a meeting of aur association, nt \u2018which bout four hupdred were present.We fave on our statutes already permite ting us to play se inst players in football and cricket, who have played with or against professionals, with the sanction of the English ruling Athletic Association, Where is the difference hotween that rule and the motion propose, which will do away with the evil state of affairs that has existed up till now?11 we adopt it we will do things free and \u2018above bonrd.\u201d Nr.Victor Buchanan, President of the M.A.A.A., seconded the motion.Mr.Merrick, of the Toronto Argonnutx, said that the motion tore away the very foundation stone from sport.His club, if it went in for this move, would nat be allowed to compete with many clubs out of Canada.He quoted the Toronto Lacrosse Club as a horrible example.De.Barnes, of New York, representing the Y.M.C.A, of the United States and the United States Athletic Association, stated that if the motion pass ol these bodies would have to cut their connection with the C.A.A.U.\u201captain Buchanan was up like a flash.\u201cHe representa a United Staten Association.We are Camdian and British subjects, let us sce what they do in Englapd,\u201d he anil.There was some difference of opinion as to what is allowed in England, but Captain Buchanan insisted that Sub-Chie! Starke, of Toronto, made & masterly plea to rotain anfateurism n away with professionaliam, One of hin strong arguments was that although corruption in polities occur.viel every year, it would be silly to do away with the laws forbidding it, nnd to allow voters to be openly sold as so many sheep and gonts.The tyme applied to professionaliem in \"| Me.C.H.Brown, for yonrs Secretary of the C.A.A.U.tried to explain that the ides was simply to compel hidden professionals to own up to being pros fessionale, Mr.Boyd's nfotion was finally de feated by 39.against 18.14 was decided to permit athletic {nsiruotors like Dr.Tait MeKenzie ta net as officials at amatéur mcetinge, Mr.Merrick, of the Argonauts propos wd that the Union be reorganised oa bromder lines and be made a Federal fnstead of a central organization, GOVERNORS\u2019 MEETING, At the meeting of the Beard of Govmnors, after the General Meeting, Bub-Chiel Starke was elected ekirnt.Nr.Boyd was defcated as the representative of tho M.A.AA.Mr Frank Grierson, of Ottawa, wan elect: ol Vice-President ; .Toes was re nominated as Secretary, but declined in favor of Mr, Crow, of Toronto, MR.GRIERSON'S BONBSRELL.yen Mr.Grierson sprang his bomb shell.He moved that the hockey clubs ol the Federal nnd Eastern Leagues whe played last year aud the clubs of the Quebec Rugby Union who played this year be auspendrd on a charge of pro.iomaliam after the Rughy season was finished.Hy realized that there were many wren fn those clubs Who were not guilty but he wanted to gel \u2014 You g Men Wanted For Firmen and Brakemen = Etperience un- yocomary.Over 500 positions opon at the prevent Lime.High wages Rapid promotion © Engineer and Conductors.$9 to 200) per mpl Instructions by mall af your boms without interruption with present cécupslion.we ch student im smcuriog à position.poe*t \u2026 Write to-day toc {res catalogue tastroctions and applieatios blank.HATIQUAL MAULWAT TRUSS SONGOL, lee rid of the \u201cscum.\u201d He gave nates, and said he had proof that three mea re ceived over $300 each for key.One man in tion of twelve h ol and eight hundred besides afterwards for playing during the season, besides to another.suspension, but it was finally decided to appoint a conmmittes to take chai of produce, the playsss upon port.1 A.A.A.suspended .im motion to for the preecnt.sociations braved thé Baturday glance st the familiar surroundings at the ranges While an inherent love of the art was undoubtedly that brought them there, still we have reason have something to su; session of the Bosw important underlying current in the minds of each.Yeckoned with by the shots and cold casterly gusts were snything but comfortable, cspecially to prepared for existi pleasure of shooting at 000 -yards as darkness conditions anything but equal and re.markers for tion and that an carly start will he made to permit having a fair were the leading scores :\u2014 =4 MONDAY, NCTOBRER V2.1806.\"Talks About - .- \u201cFashion-Craft\" + THINK IT OVER SERIOUSLY ! Decide pow thet you'll try \u201cFASHION-CRAFT\u201d Make a fair comparison between it and the clothes you are wear.ng.Sl meprhort papa mgucelin mental mon-\u2014stout meu-\u2014blg.men\u2014ell ave invited.Fhe substantia) success sttending the introduction of my uew opession \u2018Fashion-Cegft\u201d.proves merit.' | The genergl superiagity of our chothag js cetablish- ed withqut 8 doubt., .Fit ip a ptrong factor in making permanent customers.CS But remember, I almaye give quality, style aad satisfaction at \u2019 fr, a 1 ts ROY & ROY, 178 ST.JOHN STREET.OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL] § 0°CLOCK THE SEIFERT CUP Citadel Division Defeated the Power Division Yesterday Afternoon, laying boo 3 to a post , receivs dollars cash down additioi four hundred his share of the goin of certain trips, supporting his motion, Mr.Boyd said: © ni Aonatque Athlofie \u201cie.| Ho claimed to have proof that two sociation, the largest in Canadn, px | team from cities far Jivided inting for twenty-five years, during between four and five thousand = dol | The first poll in the anoup which it has been strictly amateur, lars amongst their amateur players | tition between different divisiey bus studied this question \u201d carofully, |\" romissd mens, other revelations, of the Quebec Railway, Light & Powes n amendment such ae proposed now | 1 changing from one iv x team Co » employes for posecenion of the Seifert Cup, took place ysstarday afternoon st Kent House groysds, The cup is at present held by the Mont morency division, and the contestagis yesterday were the Citadel and Power divisions, the winners to pull the sup holders on Sunday next.The sucoesé- ful team josterday was that of the Citadel division, who won 3 straight heats, the first by a margin of 3§.inches and the second by 10 inches, The pulls were stubbosnly gontested, but the Citadel boys were quiokes à getting tbe drop iu each cas, managed to hold tho advantege- acquired, though in the first pull Power divieion made up a couple inches of lost ground.Despite the threatening weather, there was a good crowd of spectators to sce \u201ccons test.The teams were as follows : Citadel Division\u2014(1) Geo.Decheng, (2) k.McMahon, (3} M.Beland, - P.Perkins, (5) O.Thibault, (M Hogan.(7) O.Girard, (8) B.Blouig, Captain, R.Mayne Rogde.A Ww quec Vivien {D P.Peru A .Mercier, .Lepage: ale Lagueux, (5) 3.Stross © P ad: oux, (7) L.Vezina, (8 .Grenisg, Captain, R.Crotiy.axe ee and the Hon.8.N.Parent vics-patron af the Quibes Billiard Club.The champion amateurs of Montpesl, Some governors were for immediate the evidence Mr.Grierson wou President Starke to suspend the commities\u2019s re Mr.Lees, of Ottawa, wanted the Migtely, but a ; ou t plan ve TRE RIFLE.Some fifteen members gf various as.elements lost another parting 2ffis to have nt 8t., Joseph de Levisthe controllin factor to believe that a desire to as to the pos: cup waa an An be the unsteady lift wind had to ose mot conditions.\u2018The lastd aquad to firo again had the wus sotting in, rendering ulting in quite a fow misses.It is | (he Cercl i i amateurs and professionals are allowed \u201c be ho , .t le Bt.Picrre, are coming down ' , to ped that responsible parties y, : y â to play against or with one another.will that thers will be sufficient to Quebec Saturday, the 17th Noveimber next, to flap Sn sxhibition game against the six best players of the Quebec Club.À fine exhibition of bile fiards will then take place and will be followed with keen interest hy oll the omateurs of Quebecrere pre FIRE ! FIRE | § the Boswell cup competi: of every competitor show.\u201cFhe following 200.500.600 Total ave seine 33 3 209 Aguis.339 8% 9 At À.Beaudoin\u2019s storerooms, J.2 2 31 8 | Richardson and Laliberte prises: B.9 33 WW | oontinued daily between 9 o'dock and A woon, 1.30 to 6 p.m.A.M 2 6 8 [10 a pa.aad frame 740% Ww.PRE BK J .u x % eo RECORDER;S COURT.Thers ware four prigoners bf x x æ A 7% [Recorder on Saturday ard ith .» 2 » 76 | drunkenness, *Two ere sent Inter F.7 17 % four monthe each, one was % F.16 M 18 @l and costs, and the fourth was lelt olf on taying $1 and costs.Pr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 je and roliore ai 120 troubles fes, bu .sata of ¢ Diss ; Fein Sk Tn en bia ee Moutache, yet Carter's Little River amrenmoging ermipiaret voir tèpé inno; of 1 diaordere oF thas tomers SHEN bowals.\u201c QUEBEC BILLIARD CLUB.This eveming Ald.C.Duquet will preside at the presentation of the prises of the semi-monthly tournsment of the Quebec Billiard Club.The win.1 \u2019 ner of the President's prize in the first class is Mr.À.Labrecque, who made Era meute de Even Lf hep.a run ol 27 points at 14 inches balk ) line on & large table of 6 x 10.The Vice-President's prize we cons tested, Mesars, A.Giord and Arthur they world bealmont pricelsasto th Carrier, of Levis, being tied with 1M points each, Another gate 169 points was played to decide the winner and Mr.Carrier won with a mas jority of 30 pointe.The second semi monthly tournament begun Saturday Mr.A.Dussault, member of the board fm ly lpiregaing comp! nal, [mbes notesd hoor (Le qu these Title le 10 80 has wid odo whens em.per Gand ACHE oo ot 27 puny Ue STUNTS of dicuctorn, hoa oflerd plendid voue 7 prise for tl rot class, and Mr.rome Powell, the manager, has gives & very reprit nice prise for tho second class.We ape giriolir estan an de not are glad to learn that « great many 23 YE haz a eh i, of our leading cliisens have generous.Grugyiets every wie, of seat by a RCE Oy Now Yom, cantit accepted the title of honorary of the new club, The Hen.Tomer Gouin, Prime Mister, is the patron, ! Address B.B., Chronicle Of me\u201d ; - | MONDAY, OUTOBER 20, 1908, \u2014 THE QUEBEU CHRONIOLE 3 ENGLISH IMPORTATIONS.LATEST \u2018GLEN URQUHART\u201d GREY CHECK, FOR FALL OVERCOATS, LATEST \u201cEARL OF MAR\u201d GREY STRIPE, POR FALL OVERCOATS, HEAVY HARRIS TWEED, FOR SUITS AND ULSTERS, ENGLISH RIDING BREECHES, \u201cFANCY WHIPCORD, ENGLISH HUNTING SWEATERS AND GLOVES, ALLAN LINE, Steamer Hibarnisw, Capt.Imzie, from London, with a gemersl cargo, arvived in port at 11.45 a.Hatugday and proceeded for Montreal.Steamer Barmatian, Capt, Henry, arrived from Montreal at 630 pu on Saturday and moored at the com- LAFRANCE & MULLIN, === y at § a.m.yesterday, TAILORS AND HABERDASHERS, 48 FABRIQUE STREET 5 Lo eg = Copteù Ear cm\u2014 \u2014 Bvane, arived from Montreal mise TIME TO CHANGE YOUR pont.ae Prem MMS.Empress of Britain, Capt, field's\u201d, f Knitted UNDERWEAR.When the Mornings and Evenings become chill as the are now.We keep the celebra ed brands of \u201cWolsey\u201d, \u201cStan- \u201cPen Angle\u201d and a good many others.Don\u2019t forget our nice stock ests and Gents\u2019 ; /urnishings in general, at ea Moderate Prices- GASPARD HUOT, Murray, from Quebec, Friday, 19th, arrived at Liverpool on Friday, 26th instant.ber DOMINION LINE.Steamer Southwark, Capt.Willams, from Live 1, with 70 second cabin aud 437 third class passengers and a goacral 0, arrived in port at .30 u.m.yesterday, mooring at the Breakwater, After landing passengers and Quebec cargo, she left for Montreal at 1.4 pm.B.M.S.Ottawa, Captain Maddox, from Quebec, at 8 p.m.on the 20th instant, for liverpool, passed Kinsale at 8 p.u.last Saturday.R.M.S.Dominion, Capt.Mendus, arrived from Montreal at 5.30 p.m.on Saturday, and after embarking Que- PHONE 1864 106 ST.JOHN ST bes passengers and cargo, procedad vastes I WE SL WINTER TRIPS | siete tae Gomer.co WANTED\u2014SITUATION AS PASTRY | corner of D\u2019Arti and Julia streets.tain Couch, having dischar Quebec cook of in camp, References, | A most\u2019 table investment.Terms \u2014T0\u2014 goods and taken on board purt of Apply James Booth, care Chronicle.ressonab e Apply at 453 Champlain qutvrd cargo, left for Montreal at X .yes ye WANTED PARTICULARS OF A | orev SUMMER CLIMES/|¢°= farm for sale within 100 miles | FOR SALE\u2014FIRST CLASS MOD- NORTH SHORE LINE.Owners 1408 of Quebec.Price and terms.answer, H.H.Harsha, asomio Temple, Chicago.WANTED.\u2014COMPETENT, GENERAL \u2018servant.8mall family.Apply Mrs.Bollitt, 86 St.Cyrille street, Potwreen 6 and 6 p.m.; 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also repairing attended to.John Thomson, 97 Peter street.Phone 1043.Iw A TA (KT, HOUSE TO LET\u2014NO.1 EMILY Street, near St.Foye\u2019 Road, Heated ty hot sir.70 LET ~ HOUSE OCCUPIED BY Hon.V.W.LaRas, No.30 St.Ann street, Upper Town.In first clams order, 12 rooms, bath, hot water fur.tac, bot and cold water, electric ight, &c.Inmueliate possension.La- & LaRue, Notarics, 28 St, Ann sérèet, , terra pr TO RENT-LARGE HANDSOME trot room, smaller one on same floor, \u2018With running water and speaking tube, elose to St.Leonie Hotel and Chateaube seen between 3 and 4 o'clock, No.13 Du Parloir street, corner of loir \u2018and Louis strests.RENT.\u2014 %WO FURNISHED s, one double and one smgle at 8 Haldimand street.TO LET-\u2014FURNISHRD OR UNFUR- | , suite of three large second floor in house on Battery, jth bath room, lavatory and W, C, nd oold water, electrio light, ted by hot water.For further tticulare, address Mre.care 2 St.Bernard Tinely bred from highest pod., stock; also & number of ceu- building lote near Atlantic City, J.Minturn Williams, Jr, VU) sshington Sirost, Boston, Mass, R SALE.\u2014A LARGE PUMPKIN, hing abowt 75 Ibe.The vegetable an cRraordinary freak of nature, se mber of and wry besuti- Objects aro very plainly and di«- pictured on its surface.1t 1 worth seeing.Mrs.KE.Austin, nfectioner, 35 Demers Street, Gtveur, A ern self-contained houses, om Park Avenue, stone and brick.All modern cou Also first-class building lots.Apply to Mr.Walter Sharpe, Si Louis PERSONAL.tr regret YOUR FORTUNE FORETOLD FRER To prove the superiority of my life readings above ull others, 1 will sénd yours free, with special forecast for this year.Send 5c.silver addressed 3 | envelope and birth date and get a for.Alm Zyto, tune worth having.Drawer 752, Chicago.SAILORS CONCERT Y.M.C.A.HALL Tuesday Night October 30M AT 8 0°CLOCK me by men from the Empr ms of Ireland, and Young Men\u2019s Association of Bt, Andrew's Church, Apumstox, Pwauic 10 Cents SAILORS FREE FALL OVERCOATS MADE TO ORDER AT LEF'S, 25 Buade Siroet \u2014 STYLISH AND CHEAP.Ses our big assortment of Buit'ngs NEN PHOTO SOPRLES \u2014 Get the Best Material for Good Work, Everything Pertaining to Cameras Kodaks, ED.\u2014 An experienced Pho he of the developing aoû posts peiotisg de, Get the Lowest Prices Best Work at JOHN E.WALSH, Bookseller and Stationer, 11 ST.JOHN ST, QUEBEG SINGING PIANOFORTE G.H.HARVEY, A.R.CO.GIVES LESSONS IN VOICE-PRODOGTION, ORGAN and PIABSFORTE PLATING \u2014 AND IN- HARMONY and COUNTEMPOINT.STUDIO :-320 St, John St, ADDRESS ;\u2014BEAUPORT, ORGAN HARMONY sept.2x2m, FOR SALE 12 Lots on Maple Avenue, well situated and upon best conditions.16 Lots on Sta Cecile Street.House for mAls cormr Jupiter and St Gabriel streets, with all modern convenfences, Kxoeptionally fine.APPLY TO A.de la GRANVILLE REAL ESTATE AGENT, Phone HOS | .81 3¢ Peter Street Office hours 10 to 13 and 2 to 4 \u2018 \u2014IN\u2014 EUROPE or AMERICA BOOKINGS ON ALL LINES C_rey Your Money in Ccok's Cireular Notes.F.S.STOCKING, 62 ST.LOUIS STREET, Gen'1 R.R.and 8.8.Ag't.DONALDSON LINE WEEKLY SERVICE GLASGOW AND QUEBEC FROM.QUEBEG RMS.King Edward, Capt.Simpson, left port on Saturday afternoon for Natshquan and way places with vasscigers, mails and general cargo.STEAMER POLINO FLOATED.The steamer Polinu, which ashore some time ago on Goose land Reel, was floated off on Naturday afternoon and arrived in Quebec et midnight.When this vessel ran ashore she was considered by a number of practical men likely to be a total wreck, The Messrs.Davie were called in to endeavor to get the \"steamer off, and ir thirty-six hours after they started work she was afloat.SUPPOSED TO BE LOST, Halifax, October 27\u2014The barkentine Milton, Capt.James Maathorn, owned in Liverpool and Milton, on the passage from Havana to Mobile, has been out 32 daye and as the trip should he made in about six days, all hopes for her safe arriva) are given up.The Milton wasin ballast and it is supposed that she foundered, ran 83 LAK Oct 18 \" id x DEATH OF CAPTAL¥ STIRRETT, 88.CASE \\NDRA tw oy - One of the oldest masters in the ta LARONIA (cord sires\u2019).32.¢ reas a 5 Allan flect, Captain Stirrett, of the Al © Kastaliy, 7 ri 4 Tritonts and Salscle as extra tion for a limited number of pas Ccom Moda re Kates Mongolian, died at his Seottish home on Friday, a day after the arrival of = -æbin, 888.00 to $4250 Steersge his vesel La Glasgow from the cL .wrunoe.th came suddenly, Cap.Amira Coût a page ni Gueule edBooteb | (nin Stirrett being in apparently the Does goon Baorm AL ER: arround 1g.haart rites On is gow; attributed to rt failure.Captain Tx Boater beroxota, Les.Montres.[Btirrett, who was 6 years of Page, ® EC Petar Strest, : Quebes, | Was born in Saltcoats, Ayrehire, a | little watering-place on the Firth of \u2014\u2014 Clyde, which has produced many not.NEPTUNE IN Quick LUNGH, seamen, .and his land home has always bees in his birthplace.He was a general favorite with the officers and men under him, and with passengers.One of the old type of mariners, he rs mrved in cvery style.Fried, orien saree Sek cut diet Tis, was loath to leave the sailing vessel chicken, Toustbect, club, omles.rind, muse, | for the steamship, when the latter was \u2014SPECIALTY\u2014 £and = Crofts OIA Port Wines men Gloroes Dry shasry, Fromo Rogle & Ons The Shoriost and Quickest Rov BETWEEN Mor:real and New York.Authracile clastvels.Lanve 8.48 and 12,10 A.7,4) PM A Be oi 100 PIE zis DAMING AND CAFE CARS ON DAY TRAIN 1492.M, Train from Fotat Levi, G.T.iL, eownecés \u2018ath.Lambert with New York gui capéce is Ded Hpra re mn express .KE fi Heliiez ieavii 12463P,M conso ai bi Lanber wila \u201cÀ à IL\" diva Instat apom tiokets via the DELAWARE & HUDEOY, ale only Line along tue besutitel core of Lake a h matton, ete.PBovril lee and chocolats, ocolata.À visit le se icited and Kinderlen Gla Coguac J.T.LEVALLEE, Proprieir.DELAWARE AND HUDSON RR.introduced, and ho remained on a sailing ship of the Allan Heet until at last all the vessels of the feet were steam-propelled.He accepted tha post of captain on ome of the stemmushipg with reluctance, but latterly resigned himself to the modern methods, and wan one of the most careful and cap ble steemship masters on the Trans atlantic routes.Captain Jas.Allan, one of the partners of the Allan Line firm, who elected to follow the mes as a profession, received his training from lowest to highest grades undes Capt.Btirrett, and other officers who have rince rien tn places of distinction reocived their earlier tuition from the same master.NOTKS, Steamer Hurona, Capt.Dorward, having discharged Quebec cargo, left for \u2018Nontreal on Saturday afternoon.Steamer Melville, Capt.Jones, ar.tived from Montreal on Saturday and for South Africa.Steamer Falken, Capt.Markisen, which has been whaling all season in the Gulf of St.Lawrence, arrived in port on Saturday and moorsd in the uv + ox.Louise Basin.AML J.CULVER, .W.I Steamcr Hermes, Capt.Simonsen, Vier .Maniges having discharged her po of coal, General left for Sydney on Saturiay alter # Tours ORIEN] Bence sound the World, KX C.CLARK, 9 B'way, N.Yoct 10x wed.aad x tf.KRONIC KICKERS Not only thoss who play football the fellows who fed they've bien ill-used\u20141 hese are the chara ws'e looking for\u2014Come let us spruce you up.\u2014We want your laundry work use our Shirts and Collars Please the Most Exactiaz \u2014THE\u2014 INPLRAL LAON The Lavadry Thot Deve il Right COR.ST.VALIER and BATH STS, TELEPHONE 05.ucon.Steamer Ovion, Capt.Bernier, from tho Saguenay, (with a cargo of pulpwood, arrived in port yesterday.Steamer Fritsoe, Captain lvale, from Sydney, with coal, arrived in poet on Saturday amd proceeded for Mont + Steatrer St.Andrew, Oapt.| Nuen, from Sydney, with a cargo of coal, arrived in port lust night, and moor- ef at the Intercolonial wharf, South Quebce.Steamer Inishowenr Head, from Rot terdani, with a cargo of gin, arrived In port last ight and moored in the Louise Basin Steamer Cervona, Captain Storke, arrived from Montreal yesterday and proceeded for London.Steamor Savoy, Capt.Belanger, from Auticosti and way places, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in port, yesterday and moered at Atkin won's wharf.Rteamers Universe and Times, from Sydney, with coal, a in port yesterday amd proceeded for Montreal, ess edt ee BUY YOUR FURS AT THB QUEBEC SYNDICATE.Telephone, write or come, but he eure that you buy at THE QUMBNC SYNDICATS, 8-3-8 toca PORT OP QUESRU, Arrived October 27.(ren , SF.Felken, Markisen, Seven Islands, ie Ghuthler, light.\u2019 88.Polino, Bernier, Goose Island, in distress.October 8th.; 88.Southwark, Williams, Li A W.M.Macpherson, passengers and general cargo., Sä.Savoy, Belanger, Anticosti, pass engers and cargo, .88.Orion, Bernier, Pentecost, pulp wood.83.Universe, Donvig, Sydney, \u2018oe sa Montreal, coal $88.St.Andrew, Noes, 8dney, Inter celomial Railway, coal, 88, Times, Iversen, Pictou, for Mom treal, coal.88, Inoishowen Head, \u2014\u2014\u2014, Rotters dam, W.M.Muoÿherson, gin, a\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; CLEARED 88.King Edward, Simpson, Natash quan, ete., Holliday Bros., general cargo.88.Symra, Hetstad, Bydney, Domin ion Coal Co., ballast, 88.Sarmatian, Henry, London and Havre, Allans, Rae & Co., general cargo.Be athwark, Williams, Montreal, .M.Macpherson, part cargo.C.B.\u2019s J.Lane, C.Delorme and 8.De lorme, for United States, M.J.G, Bertrand, pulpwood.\u2014 HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC, (Compiled by the Tidal Branch, M.à ¥.Department.) Oct.am.pm, Monday .i \u2026\u2026.\u2026.2M 3.56 4.20 Tuesday .up .30 445 5.11 Wednesday ., .31 530 5.50 November.Thursday ., .l 619 629 Friday .2 651 7.00 Saturday ee 3 728 TA Sunday \u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026 \u2026 4 803 &.08 Moon Phases.Full moon, Wednesday, Oct.3lst, at 11.46 p.m.SIGNAL SERVICE Quebec, October 27, 1906.Low Point (584)\u2014Dense fog, west ; inward yesterday 10 p.m, Finn; omt ward yesterday 11 a.m.Agnar and lus.orth Shore\u2014Cloudy, east.Pte des Monts (333)\u2014Tug Hackett inward yesterday.Quebec, October 28th, 1906.L'Islet (40)\u2014Cloudy, calm.One tug towing ba: at anchor.Father \"Point (160)\u2014Foggy, drews and Innishowen Head.Matane (203) \u2014 Cloudy, (ining ; strong west; inward 12.30 p.m.one twomasied steamer.Fame Point (324)\u2014Dense fog; strong southeast ; outward yesterday at 7.30 p.m, Virginian.Point Amour (662)\u2014Cloudy, light southeast ; inward G a.m.ope steamer ; outward 7.30 a.m.one steamer.IMPORTS.Fer steamer Tunisian, Braes, from Liverpool\u201460 pkgs.to order, 10¢ do.to W.& F.È Barrie, 7 do.to Quebec Gas Co., 3 do.to Wm.McLimont & Son, 1 do.to P.Garneau, Fils & Cie, 1 do.to Holt, Renfrew & Co., 1 do.to J.U.Gregory, 951 do.to the Martineau Co., 35 do.to J.B.Thilaudeau & Co., 38 do.to Canadian Express, 60 do.to H.8.Scott & Co., 1 do.to French Lady Corset Co., 3 do.to Gauvreau, Beaudry & Co., 4 do.to Victor Mfy.Co., 30 do.ro A.Carrier & Fils, 198 do.to order, 164 do.to A.Minge, ! do.to Z.Paquet, 17 do.to J.A.Paquet, 3 do.to J, B.Laliberte, 2 do.to Frank & Bryce, 1 do.to Dr, Darche, 6 do.to Bank of Montreal, 101 do.to N.Turcotte & Co., 30 do.to Whitehead & Turner.Per steamer White Star, Jean, from Montreal\u2014200 pkgs.to D.Rattray & Son.Per steamer Murray Bay, Boucher, from Montreal\u2014154 pkgs.to W.M.Macpherson.Tore Their Flesh to Stop Itching.LITTLE CHILDREN SUFFERED GREATLY WITH ITCHING, STINGING ECZEMA \u2014 CURE CAME WITH USE OF Dr.Chase\u2019s Ointment \u2014 Baby ecrema brings keen suffering to many à little one and worry and ansiety to many a moiher, who can find nothing ta rope with it\u2014nothing that will stop the dreadful itching aml heal the raw, flaming skin.Doctors fail, internal.medicines are at the best alow and uncertain, and often do more harm than to voung children.Dr.Chase's Ointment, on the other hand, is applied direct to the disensed parts and brings relief and cure.Mre.loin McKay, Tiverton, Digby Co.N.S., writee : \u201cUy childres werr taken with an itehing, burning skin disuse and tore their fleeh until it was sore, and their vhirts would sometimes be wet | with blood.The doctor did not sem to know what niled them and could give no relief, 30 1 began using Dr.Chase's Ointment, \u201cWhenever it wan applied it did its nork well and has entirely cured them of thin horrible dicraxe.They suffered sn they could not aleep nights, and 1 think if it had larted much longer 1 would have gone crazy from the anxiety aml loss of sleepy.T camnot find words to praise Dr, Chase's Ointmentenough for the good it has done my children.\u201d ; Mrs.Wallace Mingon, River John Road, Colokester Co., N.s., writes: \u2014 \u201cMy little girl took ectemn when she wat five weekn ol.Though we doc tored\u2019 her until she was nearly a year old, she got no better.1 was advised to use Dr.Chase's Ointment amd this treatment entirely eured her.\u201d Wherever thers is itching of the skin or a sore that refuses to heal you can apply Dr, Chnm\u2019s Ointment with every confidence that the results will be @- tively satisfactory.While thoroughly effective in the most povers cnmes of cessma and salt rheum, Ne.* Chase's Ofhtwent will not injure the mont delicate skin.60 omts a | o ofl or Bates fay bata at abe oan ~~ pi west wind ; inward 6.30 am.St.An- | mon Letters pe22xmon .wed, trixtl., The Canadian Bank of Commerca PAID-UP CAPITAL « = = = - » = $10,000, BEST = - - - = - = « = = - - 4600, HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO B.E.WALKER, ALEX.LAIRD, General Manager.Assistant General Managerrm crn rd veer London (England, Office : \u201460.Lombard Street, B.C.8.Cameron Alexander, Manager.New York Agency :\u201416 Exchange Place, Wm.Gray and B.B.Walker, Agents.Jus prea et Seat a orion & an an, a re collection bills on any place where there QUEBEC BRANCH :\u2014125 ST.PETER STRERT.W.H.DUNSFORD, MANAGER.tate ar receive a 8 bask or bagker LEGAL NOTICES.\u2014\u2014 Canada, In the box 's Court District of Quebec.City of Quebec.Ma.417, of 1906.; The City of Quebec, Leonides Valioradn, of our City of guebee, in ou he or Dlsteit of ue, Ds City of Que Defendant; Defendant is ithin th.Cuvier, doth rer Jars within 8 month EDWARD FOLEY px of the Recorder's Court of the City of Que Cansda, In the Recorder's Court Province of Quebe: of th Diacioc of uievme | city of tenee.Mo.1711, of 1906.The City of Quebec, Arthur lion, of oar Clty of Quebec var y our Dimrict of Quebec, Carter, , Defendant; Dedendant fsordered to n; within s mouth.Quebec, 20h October, 1900 EDWARD FOI Clo of the Bacandar's Cour of the City of Que- Canada, In the Recorder's Court Provinos of Yue! of District of Quotes Cltyot \u2018Quebec.No.288, of 1908, The City of Quebec, Faul Galy, of our dy of Quebec, Hr trict ofquébes, Shooting Gallery Keep.r, i Defendant is ordered to appear wi Û Quevec, 20tb Uctober, Liv thin month.EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of the Recorder's Court of the City of Que.Canada, In the Recorder's Court Province of of the ae 0% dusbee, a Ho.1202, of 1908.The City of Quebec, ve Plaintiff; Shatley aren of our City of Quebec, in our Defendant; Defendant is ordered to appear within a Quebee, 20th October, 1908, EDWARD FOLEY, pallerk of the Beoorder's Courtof ibe Clty of Qus- Canads.In the Recorder'PCourt, Province oc quebes, of the Distriet of Quebec, City of Quebec.Ko 1977, of Iv.The CHF ol Quebse, Wilbrod Giroux, of our City of Quetice.An car Déstrlet of Quebce, Cuschinan, .Det .Defendant i+ ordered to a withina moath Quebec, 20th Gotober 100\" moe EUWARD FULEY td the Recorder's Court of the City of Que Canada, In the Recorder's Court Province of Quebec, of he District of Quebec, City of Quebec.No, 814, of 1906.The City of Quebec, Feliz Gingras, cf our City of Quebec, noes Lia In; cf our Ci trict of Quebec, Merchant, Defendant; mendes is ordered to appear within a Quebec, 20th October, 1908.EDWARD FOLEY, pk ot the Recorder's Court of the City of Que- 7 Canady 1a the Recorder's Court Provin: \u20ac of Quel of the Dutrict of { duce, } City af Quebec.No.200, of 1906.The City of Quebec, Defendant; Defendant is ordered toappear within a month, Quebec, 20th October, 3906 EDWARD FOLEY, park of the Recorder's Court of tha City of Que- Provinces ui bec} © the ofthe e uel 3 e Détrictat quebec City of Quebec.Ko.608, of 1906, City of Quebec, rota 1 of our Gity of Quebea, Ih © Jean, our y Ly our District of Quebec, Fler, ! Defendant is ord:=red to.within sin, = mon | Quebes, S4h Oatober, ar EDWARD FOLEY.pk of the Recorder's Court ot the City of Que- J h HB t ot City ! Quebec, in Bia pe, of our City of our i ries of Quchie: Sansa.Maker, LA BANQUE NATIONAL NOTICE.Notice is hereby given that a cation will ge mac to the Parlin- | ment of Canada, at its next i for the passing of an Act to author- ! ise La Banque its stock, presently issued in shares | of thirty dollars ($30.) each, into shares of one hundred dollars ($100.) ! each, and for other purposes.P.LAFRANCE, Quebec, 3rd \u2018October, 1906, LA BANQUE NATIONALE: On and after Friday, the second of November next, this Bank will pay to its sharcholders a dividend of ome and quarters per cent, being at the rate of seven per oceat.per annum, upon its capital for the quarter ende ing on the 31st of October next.The transfer book will be closed from the 17th to the lst of Octobez next, both days inclusive.By order of the board of Directors, P.LAFRANCE, Quebec, September 16th, 1906, oct.29,90,31.IMPERIAL BANK OF CHRDA CAPITAL (PAID UP) $4,280.000 RESERVE FUND - - $4,280.000 i DIRECTORS.DR Wnke .+».President, Hox, Ronzær Jarrray\u2026 .Vice President Wm.Rameay, Ellae Rogers, Wm.Hendrie.J.Kerr Osborne, Chszles Cockshutt, Peleg Howland, Hon.Richard Turner, { uebec', William Whyt:, Cawthra Mulock.HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, SAVINGS BANK: Interest allowed om de pordts of $1 anu upwards, irom date of! deposit Al curr:ni mies, General Banking BusinessTransacted Letters of Credit issued ; available in all the principal Citics of the World.QUEBEC BRANCH 6.N.WEST TELEGRAPH BUILDING, PHONE 448 ST.FÊTER ST.may 15x12m.VALET DEPARTMENT GLOVER'S Dyeing & Gieaning Works, 383 ST.JOHN STREET.For 81 per month in advance, wo keep your clothes fa first clam order, viz\u2014 Minor repaira, Spo \u2018ging and Freming, to comprise 2 suita of clothes and 1 overcoat cach week, We call {or and deliver to an in of the city.eu J yon wish our Valet service, which coats one dollar per mouth, taken for nt lens than xx months, sead your name and addres to 363 ST.JOHN ST.PHONE 1810 Canade.Io the Recorder's Court Province of Quebec, of the Datrict of quebec, Clty of Quebec, No, 504.of 1908, The Cuy of Quebec, c Dumais, of Sur City of Quenes 1 var as Disiriot of Quebte, Carter, Defendant: Defoadant in ordered to appear with.n a month.quebec, 2Utn Uctober, 190.EDWARD FOLEY, uk of the Recorder's Court of tha City of Quee- Ee | 1 bre Dorel quer, J City of Guabea No.14:0, of 1908.The Gtr of Quebec, Platniift: ile Meatuicr, of our City of Quebec, in Diol Quebes, Livoree.7 #9 our fendant inord rod t> appear withi in, an na mouth, Quebec, TUL Uctober.1906 EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of the Rec.rdur's Courtof the City af que bec.ca In the Recorders Court Province of of th bec, .District of Que bee, City of Quebec.C218 v * Pintotifr; a Theodore Hommert, of our City of Quebec, in rg, t of , Bw out Dixteiot of Quebey dant: D-tendant nordered to apposr within a month.Quebec, 20th October, lv, EDWARD FOLEY, perk of the Recorder's Court of the City of Que Canade, 1n the Recorder Court liebea.of un Dol Seber } City où Queben.No.138, of 1908.Erotica - un.Charter Fortier, of our City of Quebec, in cer District of Quebec, D- nt: rdered to wi th, Datendant ori hi thin & ibonth.EDWARD FOLEY, Clerk of th) Reoorder'sCourt of t tha City of Quakes FIRE ! FIRE ! t fn our bargnin salen, therw ia something new to be found every day.To- Bacco from two cents to thirty-five «nie à package, ete.A.BEAUDOIN, | \u2018Cor.Leliberté.&-Richacdeou.Ba _ SCOTCH ANTHRACITE.(HARD) COAL.Best quality, (no clinkers) gives excellent satisfaction for all doumer- tic purposes.ALL SIZES \u2014 FOR \u2014 Ranges, Stoves and Fumaces \u2014OR\u2014 A, K.HANSEN & Co., \u2014 $6.50 IER TON DELIVERED IN \" PER TON DELIVERED OM 97 St.Peter Street, CITY $6.WHARF, Phone 362 Quebec.\u2014\u2014\u2014at NOTICE Le horeby givon that the lier at the mouth of C Rouge river is sub- m as well an the other deep water Pier that was there up to last winter at tke end of the long wharl, The position of the pier at the mouth of the Cap Ro River in as hereto fore shown hy a fint huoy by day aad a white light by night, \u2018and the position of \u2018the deep water IMer recently taken at the end of the Long Whar! ia In a straight line with the said fint buoy and about 600 fest to the west.Cap Rouge Wharf ond Fler Co | pls 2. a .THE QUEBEO OHRONIOLK % \\ MONDAY.OCTOBER 29.i900.* ,- \u2018NEW YORK CITY.MURRAY HILL.| HOTEL \u20184Oth-4tst St.& Park Ave- aw \u20ac.Telephones in all rooms.Table d'hote.mS Ray Rt id BLM.BATES.LOUIS P.ROBERTS.Grand Union Rotel OPPONTE GRAND CENTRAL STATION CENTRAL a NEW YORK STA Basgege To and From Station Fres FEARFUL CRIME OF PROBABLY INSANE MAN George LeCouteur Shot His Wife Dead on the Esplanade on Saturday Mor ning, NO PROVOCATION FOR THE AWFUL DEED A startling and shocking tragedy oc- Aa excellent quide-book \u201c An mim rat hook and map of the Gly of New Yok | : i i ! 1 1 { i PER DAY, ACCORDING TO LOC.45 suites.Parior, Bedroom oa Bath Speelal rates to families.erican and European plans ATION BREAKFAS, 60e.LUNCHEON, rd DINNERS TO $20, 5a.FOLLOW THE CROWD 1 k! 1t Will Lead You to the Right .Place.H.DEROME, -The Popular Resort, FINLAY MARKET.Always on hand first quality oysters.Also winter provisions}! for families, country merchants and others.\"FISH! FISH! Do you want good fish, fresh salt and first class?Our fish i received daily and freshness is guaranteed.YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME H.DEROME, Phone 1252.| | F A.LEOFRED (Gaapvarz or MoGnz) CONSULTING ENGINEER WATERWORKS à srac:aurr SO ST.JOHNSTREET, Io Taman Ba dig 1 ng Distance T mon elephone Ne.548.ji ' got | daughter.* and leisurely walked away (quite ourred in this city on Saturday morning lust, when George Lelouteur, aged 66 years, Chil of Police at Thetford Mines, coolly and deliberately | shot and killed his wife, Katherine Farran, uged 55 years, und mother of a large, grown-up family, as she\u2019 was seated on a bench on the Esplanade alungside her twunty-vear-old daughter, lost in emotional thought as she ga in vontemplation on the éuklicrs\u2019\u201d monument in front of her, erected to the memory of the heroes of South African fame, on which was inscribed the name of her beloved son Roland.The tragedy was cnacted within a stone's t'@uw of the Garrison Club, and a few fret south of the old magazine quite close to St.Louis Gate, where t unfortunate woman with her daughter had stopped to rest and commune within her heart's love, the loss of her dear son, a former member of the Eighth Royal Rifles, whose remains lic beyonu on the distant shores of South Africa.Though filled with domestic trouble which she bid from the worl, she for- it all in her contemplation of Jove over her son's memory, and what [assed within her heart was ouly nown to God amd herself.She little dreamt, however, that she was on the eve of her own eternity, when the man she was mated with, and who sware to love and protect her came upon the scene, and without a moment\u2019s warning, heartiehsly shot her in cold blood, and hurled her soul, without even the chance to request pardum, before the tribune of her maker, The unnatural crime was witnessed by.at loast a dozen persons in the vicinity nt the time, including Mr.Horace Tetu, who was seated at the other end of the same bench that accommodated Mrs.LeCoutrur and her The report of the pistol shot had hardly ccared its ring of vibration, when Capt.Peiry, Secretary-Trensurer, and staË of attendants connected with the Garrison Club looked forth {rom the club windows, and saw the mur.force jth a smoking revolver in his and standing over and coolly i at his victims whose hend had © sank back on the rail of the beach, while her body trembled in the throes ol death., Capt.Petry was one of the first to reach the spot, and LeCouteur turned to him and maid: \u201cI have shot mi wife, Captain; it's all over and I am glad of it.I.now with I had a drink.\u201d All this time he kept his right hand in his pocket apparently tumbling with his still loaded revolver an in dread that he might be im pelled to use it again on those who stood around him, all were afraid to apprehénd him.In the meantime Miss LeConteur wae frantic with agonizing (grief which was pitinble to behold, and when asked to explain the particulars, could only ar ticulate between her sobs and actions of despair for her mother, that her father committed the crime.She frantically turned to her mother and spoke to her, but the only answer she \u2018got im her entreatira wos pn smothered groan, when the poor woman lapsed into silence, her life had fied.Once when Miss LeCouteur pointed to her futher, and told the young men around her not to let him go, he apoke to her crossiy, and then turned in the direction of St.Louis street, un concerned, and as he neared St, Ur aule strect he met an acgpaintance and coolly told him that a woman had been shot on the Esplanade, with.| out admitting the fact that he had ; committed the deed.The gentleman he was walking with tur down - Parlor street, and LeCouteur continued on to the St.Louis Hotel, entered the bar and coolly swallowed a glans, of liquor.Leaving the bustelry, he proceetled down Garden street, on the way accosting Detective Walsh, He saluted the latter familiarly as they have known each other for years, and said: \u20181 suppose you will be looking for me belore or , as 1 have shot a woman.Detective Walsh up to this time had not heard \u2018of the murder, inasmuch aw he hud left the station before the uews had been communicated to the lice there, consequently = did mot or the moment attach any import- ! ance ta LeCouteur\u2019s remarks, eapecially as he knew him to be Chiel of Police ut Thetford Mines, and a man of good repute.LeCouteur, however, produced a revolver, and snid he had killed his wife and had committed the dint with that weapon, and was on his way home, and afterwards would give himarl up.als Detective Walsh realizing that some a i this country whem a young mam, and : fold he Quebec municipal police.He did duty as a guard pesca for the ¢ity of re, ahd whi known by \u2018every mem- of the foros .as a quiet, respect able man, me twenty-five yours he re sieved from the city Police.and be canfe idmtified with a email police force organized to keop the peace at the Thetford Mines.In thews days avd for some years afterwards, there was quits a lawless aggregation of men working and residing in the vicinity of the Thetford Mines, and Le routeur, with his little band of men, after t trouble a a splendid show of bravery, managed to establish law and order, that raised hic very high, in the estimation of the authorities arid people of that district, aud for years he han held the position of Chief of Police in control of eight men at Thetford.Chief TeCouteur always lived in Quebee with his family, and when not on duty at Thetlord, passed his time in Quebec.He was a good A indulgent father and always considered an excellent husband.But it appears a change came over him within the last two or three years, especially in his home like, which, however, was not known or even observed by his intimate friends.Tt is said that his treatment of bis wife was cruel during the last couple of vears, and went from bad to worse as he grow .Puring the quaumer monthe his wife, whose Maiden name was Katherine Farran, and a native of Ireland, expressed a -desire to visit the place of her nativity and her relatives there, efterwards expressed a wish or insintance to accompany her, but she would not agree.Finally, Mra.Couteur took her departure for Treland, and a short time afterwards he was seized with the idea of following her, and no persuasion could hold him hack.Without communicating his intention to his wile, he set sail for Ireland, and when he reached the other side he found that hin wife had returned to thing van wrong demurred, saying the matter was too serious to it | him fig home, that he woul first have to go with him to\u2019 the station house and explain matters.LeCouteur consented .ami walked quietly with Detective Walsh, and when they rea their destination, where the crime was known, the prisoner was searched and | placed in the padded cell.! As soon ax the seriousness of the situation was realized the Garrison Club bell boys with great presence of | mind started off in Efiereut directions in the interent of the victim, x, 1 Busriere who heard the explosion of the pistol shot, looked out of the club window and rushed to the scene, together with another employe and ran \u2018to find medical arsistance.Alex.Kirkwood burried down to the St.Patrick\u2019s Presbytery and brought back to the scene Father Delargy.>S8.R., while John Bresnshan followed the murderer down St.Louis street, in order to give him over to the first liceman he met and kept shadowing im until Detective Walsh placed him under arrest.When summoned, Dr.Carter and Sur- geon-Najor Brousseau, hastened to the assistance of Mrs.LeCouteur and did all that medical science could do to save her lile without avail, and when thay raw that there were no Lopes and life Gnally extinct, Dr.Carter remarked that her death must have heen instantaneous after she received the bullet wound.The Coroner was notified and the hody of the deceased shortly afterwards removed to the morgus, where the inquest will be held to-day.MOTIVE FOR THE CRIME.The unfortunate tragedy was the talk of the city Saturday and yes: i terday, and every person acquainted \u2018with TeCouteur is at @ loss to me- count for the motive that should | tempt him to commit such a terrible \u2018crime.Be is well known in Quebec and the Townships, and every person i who knew him speaks well of him, and the conclusion come to is that the rgan's mind must be unbalanced.There are others, less acquainted with LeCouteur, who will listen to no excuse for the crime, which they stig- Carada, and in fact be had crossed her on the ocean.He then set sail for home, arriving in Quebec not more than a month ago.and front the time of hin return to the day of the trag- ohed edy made: life miserable for Mrs.Le- Couteur, but she kept her troubles within her family.Tt is said that he was cruel to his wife on Friday evening last, and later in the night she went to visit hér married daughter, who had just given birth to a \u2018child, and slept at the latter's house thet night.She left ber daughter's house in Montcalm ward for her own home at panied by a younger daughter, and on the way to reach her own home situated in Famille street, turned down the Enplanade.She had omly reached\u2019 the first bench quite close to St.Louis street and opposite the Gar rinon Club, when she sat down to rest and meditate over the death of ber son, Roland Lecouteur, who went to fight for his Queen and country and was killed at South Africa.The Soldiers\u2019 Monument, locsted on the Esplanade, was responsible for her retrospective mood.Her son Roland's name was among the heroes inscribed on the monument, and no doubt a ntother's love for her departed son caused a moment of emotion, and perhaps 8 reflection of.happier days, in contrast with the present.Three people rat on the same bench, mother and daughter, and Mr.Horace Tetu, when suddenly George LeCouteur came upon the scene.He approached from St.Louis street, and seeing his wife and daughter sitting on the bench, walked towards them and sat beside his wife, A moment later he stealthily drew a five chamber, double action, 32- calibre revolver from his coat pocket, and placing the weapon close to the upper part of his wife's neck, under her left ear, fired.The bullet, it in thought, cut the jugulsr vein, and coursed upwards into the brain, and his violim sank back in the seat speechless.Misa LeCouteur, who had not obeerv- ed her father's action, or suspected mmtize as dagtardly amd unpardon- nble, while others advocate that the Government should immedintel ap point medical experts to watch - him daily until he ic brought to trial, in order to discover il his prompted by insanity or not.George IxCouteuris a mative of the British Channel Tslande, who came to act was | that he could be \u2018guilty of such a dastardly crime, gave forth a scream of terror, and then placed her arms about her mother an if to proteet her i from further violenca.The pistol shot : was heard in the Garrison Club, when { Capt.Petry and the bell bova and waiters burried to the scene of the tragedy.The murderer was the least LeCouteur, i.is said, first denfurred, | Le- cogniæed about 9.30 Saturday morning, accom- À of any.Be coolly shot and looking out of the club window saw thet something -unueval bad years, and always looked upon as à quiet, respectable man.In fact we boarded at the same house = to- ther at the Thetford Mines.Every Boy\u201d tere respected him.\u201cHe was not intoxicated when he shot his wife, in fact he was perlectiy.normal añd responsible, though he ma: .have been drinking but gave no sign of iit in appearance.Every person acquaint od with LeCouteur tells the same story jof his respectability, including Detec- | tive Walsh, The latter says he was not intoxicated when he accosted and arrested him, but he detected a smell of liggor from him, which might be produced by the drink he took a few nfoments previously in the St.Louis Hotel.TeCoutvur\u2019s movements during the morning prior to the tragedy are not as yet clearly known.He was seen by several people who knew him in different place in the U iTown.At about o'clock he was re » ing into a \u2018restaurant near the Post Office, where he had a drink, \u2018but be did not then appear to be in anv way excited.Another gentleman who spoke to him before the commission of the fatal dued, was Mr.Percy Woods, son of James Woods, Fsq., Secretary of the Quebec Harbor Commission, who while on his |v down to his office, between nine and ten o'clock, met LeCouteur at the corner of Berthelot street and walked down with him as far as the corner of the Garrison Club, where the latter met his daughter.LeCouteur seemed to be perfectly sober and normal and chatted with Mr.Woods in regard to his recent trip across the ocean.He made no reference to his | wife except in an incidental way.During his conversation he said he had landed at Li | and gone from there to Dublin.\u201cThat's where vou come from,\u201d interrogated Mr.\u201cNo, my wife comes from there,\u201d replied LeCouteur.On meeting his daughter he had bidden Mr.Woods -gocdemorning and \u2018turned back with his daughter, who was alom, and they appeared to be going up St.Louis street in the direction of the Parliament building when Mr.Woods continued on his way down St.Louis street.Tt is stated that the revolver with which the deu was committed .was purchased by the prisoner at a St John street hardware store.Strange to ray leCouteur never lost his coolness even after he was placed in a cell.He laid down on a and dosed off to sleep.In the meantime Detective Walsh took care that no person would disturb him, mot even the Chief of the Provincial Police accompanied by a constable, who came to claim him as their prisoner and take him to the Parlinment House station.The city police, however, would not comply with the reqpiest.The murder was committed within the city limite, and within the jurisdiction of the city police, and they considered it an impertinence on the part of the Provincial Police to intervene until at Jeast the Coroner would interfere and issue structions as to his disposal.The murder was committed \u2018at ten o'clock, and at 11.30 Detective Walsh sent the prisoner to gaol on a commitment given by Judge Angers.At the gaol LeCouteur appeared ta be in a highly nervous condition.Dur: ing Saturday night he could not rest and imagined that there were people in bis cell.He slept the greater part of terday, but awakened at usnt ntervals with a sudden start.t dight he was still in a nervous state, he body of Mrs.LeCouteur still remains at the morgue.Dr.Marois made the autopey vesterday, and Dr.Jolicoeur will awear in the jurv this morn- morgue ib not sure whether he there.placed bis pistol \u2018beck À end « pistol : ato 2 .Eo Trt pn s ril \u2018 A appenred \u201c1 âhot her,\u201d laid Le U .Wash eilchoths ouear.JH is all over ond Wy and lincleums with @led.played me y enough.These worde were heard by all wh ; warm water asd |- SSSR ES cfa Sie Sop re cand wie | LY wou e a drink, ,opo Û e will be 1ked What loloired, indud.oO A P in.Wis \u2018arrest, has been siready de and the surface unharmed, \"ee Potry Inter ve + all.Common soaps fade the colors and Chronicle reporter, aid env the | | injure the surface.Sunlight Soap cleans, fueshens and preserves occurred, but never su that Le- ; Souteur had murdered his wife, bus || delicate fabrics, or to the hands for i contains nothing that can |: thought that a stray bullet had | | injure either clothes or hands.; | struck the woman, until he admitted fi 1 having committed the criine.Sunlight Soap is better \u201cI have known LeCouteur for some than other soaps.but is best £4 bed ing, but owing to the condition of the will be able to proceed with the inquest câcloths and linoleums.Sunlight Soap washes clothes 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Hum, jum 3% {are be, both el A Moatmdrency Falls Klevator runs as \u2014 Week cays from 6 ota poo.oR Die PEARL ter arie servios Lx.ant fimsliveckagm.bores les hy other information apply to the Super , A.EVÈRE ZDW.A.KV, A prie dant \"dérange rt re QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY, On and after the 14¢h Oot., 1908, Tus oxo ONDERNOTED TRIPS LL cs FOUND veilag by the ways expla] rere veræiting ri] QUEBIU ARVs von Entercotonial Railwayne » comp [iii vountron n aa BE met 840 Éxpem to Moa: 845 Exprem to River dal sæ Through Express to) Weather nr QUEBEC CHRONICLE blished by the Ghroa.D.taon, PF General dar at the building of oh de street, a sn , a per annum.3 i nl?a | Insertion, Company, DB, i ALLAN LINE Royal Mail Steamships.ESTABLISHEO 1852 20 Shoamers Aggrogatiog 158,760 Tous NEW TUREINRJATEAUERS 12,008 Tons, Tripl Toots B98 Bn Rosine RON Tow tipiedgem LITENPOOL, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL \u2018SERVICE SLASOOW, we ii MONTREAL SERVICE From Glasgow manips From Moame! Bloerage.2% re er MidahipSitomna, Muair and Gmrki coms iy PromenadeDeck.Mectrio tibia LEE modern im t Wirelow Telagraph on bosrd Vion isn and Tania, belag mt oùcs # con ence sad ndtition in vi ioaoor, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE From Lon dou Steamships | Frous Montres! 13 Oct Hiboraian.7\u201d Huoganan\u2026.] § Nov, 7 + NAYRE, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE.From Lin tre Seamships | From Montreal 2 Sardintan.,.\u2026., 10 Not, $SNor.Pameranisn,.à © Oneclass cab n calle! 3 1 R: I Paris $43.65 Third Glew $27.50 ve so 1 Poriurthes particulsrs apply to À BAB & 00, a\u201d Caampials ren Quebec Steamship Co'y, Lid ow York, Bermede and West dim Royal Mail Lines, Sailingfrom Pler 47 North River, KE New York, Bermuda and West Indies Royal Mall for Bermuda BERMUDIAN.at 11 a.m, 71h and 2ist November St Moma, St 8e Ki Antigus, Gnade Décinise Mariaiqes & Lrg = d Demerara, CARIBBEE (Cargo Steamer.) at noou, 0st BARBADOS DIRECT PRETORIA,.at nooù, 8rd Novesabee St.Lawrence Line.The Twin Screw fron 8.8 CAMPANA, 1,70 Quebec, fon «intended to sal from n her yet o he season) at noon, 1 Lu sos November, for Gaspe Basin, a Bay.Paros.Caoe Cove, Grand (mi River.Summergide, Charlottetown and Pneu Asemmmodation for passengees Shi; ae to mark i the ot das Ula thie I! sil packages to mistakes landing.Cargo wit! be eived on sailing à only, between EE TE ta = no day Sul [UFLAUE GLLOEMATLON 2 Ame A.E OUTERBRIDGK & Dhs war New Yorx 5 $uooki JL Hons, Jr, Ticket Agents Quedsa DAILY \u2014~T0 \u2014 EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT 5.30 P.M BERTHS FREE.MEALS AT REOUCED RATES, To the Saguenay every Tuesday, and Saturday, at 8.30 A.M.| GALLING AT ALL WTERMEDIATE PORTS, ; \u2018The call at Baie St.Paul will be made i subject to the condition of the tide, SPECIAL FREIGHT SERVIGE \u2014 BETWEEN \u2014 MONTREAL and QUEBEC.For rates, resarvations and all otherin formation, apply t> M P-COSNOLLY, e Agent, 48 Dalt.oune 84 Temiscouata Railway SUMMERTIME TABLE Taking ¥ffect May 14th, 1906 Express ain Ton YT 7.80 À.Wed Las ass oy Expose Sm Re hs Mixed Leaves (anges KB.Artives River ulnep.All Trains Dally excopt Buodey Expr connect dailyat Edmundsion Ja with Ge Can.me eT to snd Jom t John, N.B, Woodst ok.ok, Fredeticton, N 5.2b ether in tion, fo de: gi 2 don, to dura Mo _sopiy te D, BR Lincasy, General Mansger.4.G.Grundy, Superintendent, River du Loup, QUEDEG TRANSPORT LINE DIRECT FOATMGHTLY SAILINGS BETWEEN Quebec and United Kingdom The fine full powered Screw Steamer \u201cELSA\u201d GROSS 3800 NETT 2300 TONS REGISTER CLASSED 100 A 1 AT LLOYDS Will be dispatched about October 31a, LONDON (Surrey Commercial Deek) Now Receiving Cargo at Shed No, 19 _ For Rates of Freight Apply to Agentwof Great Northern Railway, Quebee & Lake St.John Railway, uebec Central Railway, \u2014ORTO \u2014 Quah Transport Ga, Limited ve MORAL MONTREAL £4 .{not improved.The reserves aro low, M [it necessary to take gold : | quires all her funds, but Paris appears ; | willing to help out.STOCK BROKERS PRIVATE WIRE TO NEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL AND TORONTO.Local Securities a Specialty.83 ST.PETER ST.QUEBEC.TELEPHONE 946 NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER, Yom B.& CO.Rand Private dire te Moon ee arr à o.During most of the short session today the stock market drifted around aimlessly, were some further attempts by the bears to dislodge stock, wipecially Reading, but hey erp not very successful and the mark- apsed into extreme dulluess.bank statement waa generally expected to make a bad showing.When it appeared it was found that the surplus reserve had only been diminished by a half million dollars and shorts instantly began to cover their contracts.There was not much stock for sale and in the last five minutes buying from this interest forced a she covery all arounf tho market, closing at the top.The buying was especially noticeable in Steel Common and A.C.P.The reduction in loans and deposits shown in the bank statement is inexplicable to the ordinary man, in view of the paying off of many for- cigu loans, as instanced by the sharp rise in Sterling, but it was a relief to the street that the surplus reserves should not be entirely wiped out.Sales, 246,740.ee rem re Brparate wl wire \u2018ones Hed d Ca Fey vos York TR ri Ë 7 Hi ied} isi} \u2018isd It is now obvious that \u201cthe old lady of Thread-Needis street,\u201d as the Bank of England has been fondly dubbed, caught Ball street napping, when & weck .ago she adva her rate to six cent.\u2018As we anticipated in last Monday's lotter New York placed heavy supporting orders in their market and as a result the liquidation indu&d by the bank's action was checked and the shorts were run to cover whenever their position became vulnerable, but upon these upward movements the stocks bought in sup: port were fed out again, creating the irrggular and unsettled © conditions which prevailed during the past week, The money situation in England has the rate is high and sill Egypt finds rlin re On this side, Seerethry Shaw has agsin stepped: into the breach permitting an increase in the bank note circulation of $18,000, 000.The 1olitical situation remains unchanged, with the prospects favoring the success of the representative of conservative thought, rather than the exponent of class sontiment, but some {ears naturally exist and s bre-olection scare ie [omit] It will be ween therefore, that with such & mixture of clements no pronounced activity in any çarticular dir- eotion ia likely and while some further attack may be instituted againat values, we should not forget\u2019 that we have had a reaction and, if the powerful interestn still possess the bulk of securities, as we believe they do, it would eerm to us logical, from a speculative standpoint, to pin our hopes on the abllity of those powerful people to silectively safeguard their interests.Wo would, therefore, advise buying the good standard issues on any scars that may develop for good turns.We are optimistic believers fn our home u market and we calculatu that La Banque Nationale has intrinsic value.power worth at least 135 to ite shareholders.BRUNEAU & DUPUIS.re | = * { Laurentide Pulp 1 cufitics, but Acoountante, Auditors\u2019 and Liquidaters.QUEBEC ARTHUR BRUNEAU A.8.DUPUIS BRONEAD & UPL Specialists in Local Securities.MEMBERS of MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE PRIVATE WIRES T0 READ & C0, 17 Broad Stree, New York (Members N.Y.$.00k Exchange) HEAD & CO.77 Sb Shee, deine (Members Boston #tock ¥ xchange) FIRST CLASS QUOTATION' SERVICE, TOME MDONALD ESPERANCE C0.STOCK BROKERS.HOCHELAGA BANK NK BUILDING, PRIVATE.= WIRE L.J.FORGET & GO., Moatreal.E.à G.RANDOLPH, New York, TOWLE & FITEGERALD, Becton.BONDS and STOCK: OCS bowght and sold for cash or on INVESTMENT DONDE A SPROIALYY.spllixly.CHICAGO NANKET.Supplied Delly Daily to the Chronicle by af 4 ees Stock Brokers, À oh Street, Quebec, Out.27, 1006.Op\u2019g.High.nw.Clos Theat: \u2014 Dec.73k 3% TH 34-1 May.TA TE 7 vit Sorn:\u2014 Dec.436 434 634 4344 Moy.4 dé 437 H Hp 354 354 HE 3H Jan.13.80 1388 1328 13.32 MONTREAL STOCE EXCHANGE.Weport furnished by Messrs.Nouvilh Bellenu & Co., ¥6 St.Peter street Quebes.Montreal, Oct.27, 1906.Asked.Dliered O.P.Roues serve moserosses 1735 1748 Montreal Street Ry.258 2574 Toronto Street Ry.16 1144 +.| Twin City R ee 31 111 Detroit United Taira: 16 764 * | Halifax Tramway.106 161 ! 'Toletlo Railways » æ Havana Electrie Co.50 45 < | Havana Electric, sl 86 Richelieu & Ontario.5 \u2026.& 80 Montreal Power Co.wp 9 Dom.I.& S.Co, cop.2B DA « (Dom.I.& 8.Co.prefi.8 8 Dom.Coal Co., Comme g 64 N.8.Steel & \"Coal 7 6 Montreal Telegraph Cou 1674 164 Bell Telephone Ce.147 us Ogitvie Milling Co.pref.\u2026 126 .Mackay Companies.I\" Mackay C ompanica Laurentide Pulp.Montreal Cotton M Dom.Textile, pfd.Sales.Montreal Power, 25.at 88h: 135 at \u2018teG 3 SC \u201866 Iv 001 \u2018Pos oi \u201866 \u201c1200 at 99; 25 at Oui: 305 at 09; 200 at 994: 10 at 90y; 100 at ot Dominion Coal, 10 at 63}; 25 at 643.Detroit United Ry., 30 at 008; 50 at 904; 25 at 90% 50 at 904.Montreal Street Ry., 50 at 2674; 25 at M6.Nova Scotia Steel, 25 at 664; 23 at Toronto Railway, 50 at 115.Dom.Iron & Steel, prel., 10 nt 764.WEEKLY LETTER.® ivate wire Neuville Belleau & Ca.' as.Peter Street, Quebes, New York, Oct.27.\u2014The situation continues aient mixed to war- rarit conservétisim for time being in the stock market.12 possible to draw a most cheerful picture of pre vailing business conditions suggesting future good things fur hdlders of sce | nevertheless speculation | pb painfully.So profegsional is the , that the shrewest operators a de pinch and are dis to, adopt a waiting atlitude.larger interests undoubtedly fod out stock during tha wack which was purchased to sup) lady Thread Needle street\u201d sprung its surprise on Wall strost.This does not necessarily indicate & feeling of pessimiem on thcie part, but rathor a measure of caution agoinst the possibility of the unexpected happening, November 0.All the straws point to the success at the polls of the candi.dato of the square deal as oppused to the exponenent of clas hatred, but permit « good rived Ploction scare next week.The outcome of congres- ! balloting will also he watched Hoody in its bearing on the policy of the administration which would be materially handicapped by a Democratic house of roxprraentatives.Apart from the election hesitancy the monetary situation still exerts a vinister influence on spreulation.The word has gone out {rom banking in terrats that the bull campaign must be held in check until the clouds clear away.Secretary Shaw, it is true, once re Tat in ha characteristic Coe ner bas leat ai permit œub- stitution of saving ba TE he C4 for government [seuen against $18,000,000 government deposits with the proviso that mew circulation nwust be takwn out therewith.While mot immediatel eHottive most of this amount will doubtless be applied for coming in decidedly apropos fr financing the ing crop ands from south and west.London is shilting to this side Hoek commivmente placed ohropd by our big Theo ative operm: torn Inet sommer fully three husdred thousand share being sold for English account the past ten days in the New York market.Tho Bank of France atill ro tennciomly to ila » ly of the\u2019 w + dela to 1 seégbbortag \u20ac Aron SR ignal displayed Bea of Binyead, howe ruouves om 10 - Moneta Hil = Hp 75: ort the market when the \u201cold there is enough uncertainiy involved to per chant-Tatlor, 147 WM.John street, Quebec, Insolvent, Notice iy hereby given that on Teesba iold ah my oBice bs Dulhoodie piveat, toi 0 ou said estate ae follows: , the assets of A Étoct in tente; T ; Tercoda and Par: lsh! .487.01 Store Furniture.ecevee 0870 , 7 B.Book debts, according to list.6 C.Balance of rent to let , \u201807 bouton sad list of book debis may be sen et my More wlit bp on Monday.2: October inst.tor the imspetiton of and book delete.Conditions of Payment :~-CABH V.E PARADIS, Om 4 4 Dalhousie Street, B.0 Qube 3 o 85 Oelober.1908 C.W.WALCOT STOCK AND INVESTMENT BROKER, 98 ST, PETER STREET Stocks and Bonds av, Bought and Sold, for Cash or on Municipel Dobentures foontan J ret oi veer (Quebec Representative Spencer Trask & Co., Bond Dealers, New York American Surety Co., Now vu ES and\u2019 Suis \u2014\u2014 TELEPHONE 377 ANYONE REQUIRING FLOWERS FOR WEDDING SHOULD CALL UP NO.236.À large aæortment of Crysanthemums, Carnations, Pink Roses, Violets, American Beatty Roses Splendid salections for Thank giving Day also.MRS.LEMIEUX.Province of Qu: hee} Surzaros Court.Distriet of Quebec.No.1514 Dame Octavie Lemaitre, of Quebec, wife common as to property of Louis Zephirin Richer, machinist.doly au- thorived to ester en Justice, Plaintiff ; The said Louis Zephirin Richer, ot que- hindet, bec, mac ; Defendant ; An action for separation ag to pr; was instituted in this ome on Berre | October, instant.Quebec, 26th October, 1906 L B 0.PAYMENT, Atty.for Plaintift.Canada In the Province of Quotes | Distriet of Quebec, } CIRCUIT COURT The twentieth of October, one thou.end nine hundred and six.Present :\u2014The Clerk of this Court, Ne Ve dreuil, ot the parish of e Vaudreuil, ot the of Bt Jen Deschaillons, retired farmer, vs Defendant; Lorenso Vaudreuil and Claudio Vaudreuil, of Worcester, United States of ca, Delendants; The defendants are ordered to appear within one month from the last insertion of this notice, Troe Copy, TIB.PEACE, oct?\u2018xlm MEW PRO\u201d STUD | 89 Welodons and Instrostie Pane Suits | JOR THE LEST HAND i \u2014br\u2014 | AUGUST W.HOFFMANR | PUBLISHED IN TWO PARTS EACH PART - is the greatest earthly boon.being unequaled as an appetizing cordial and re storative Realy nd strengthening nerv- s a soothing and ine \u201cFavorite Braseription * {s: unequaled nable iu allayi is in 3 8 sui ses riervons bxcitability, drritability.nervous exhéustion, nervous prostra neuralgls, hystcris, spasms, chores, St.Vicars dance, and other distressing, nervous symptoms commonly attendant upon func! 1 and organic.disease of the Jterus.Jt induces refreshing s! and relieves mental satiety md des ancy.Dr.Pieroa\u2019s Pleasani Pellets invigorate the stomach, Hver snd bowels.0 three a dese: Easy to take as candy.F.SIMARD & CIE: LADIES\u2019 DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT.We are now offering un excellent supply of fabrics for the maxing of Women's House Gowns, and Evening Dresseslt is an easy matter to choose, where there is such \u2018a marvelous diversity of styles 10 select from.You aru sure do find hore the newest materials for your House gow:s, Evening Dresses and Street Skirts, in ines and onlors tast will be vecomminz .0 You, ; The Now Masqu sette and Eumb:oidered Silk, with the N-w Crepe Boat are tno iavorite this ssason.Thoy a.here in an Uurivaled ariety.\u2019 BEAUTIFUL LACE WAISTS.Your new models showing\" Frénthy, effectiveness of design, preny comb nations of lace and new developments in trimmings, Charming Dressy Blouses for evening wer.At $10.00 Fine Lace Waist trimmed with bands of Cluny Insertion, 0.g sl ves, ; At $12.50 Maltese Lace Waist trimmed with fine silk lsce ahd in sexr.don short sleeves, .At $16.00 Dottd Net trimmed with bands embroidered net, and baby Irish Lace.- At $22.00 Oriental Net Waist with yoke, trimmed with poins des- prit lace.- RARE VALUE IN POCKETBOOKS.Pooketbooks in fine leather and stylish models, sale, convenient and satisinotoiy.They are beautiful in design and finish, and are _remarkable vaiues at pr senc jr.066.Pocketbooks of genuuie morocco leather, one piece, all calf lined, card case, c-mp-riment, under flap.0.c0u00e.F2.2S Strap Boo in green and tan, card compartment.$8.6Q JOT Foror.amd P.EL ReAllisior, of : SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR THIS WEEK, \u2019 : d Lansdowne Market next winter, says , Toronto, are registered at the Cha\u201c like Artillery street sage.À CRUESOME DISCOVERY.4: inch all Woo! Fail Dress Goods, all ths season best ekades, and Ne to te Meuron > Tourigay, K.C.Three | \u201cThousn own sure.Philadelphia, Pa.Oct.26.™ mixtures superior quality at 50c.Du price this week 0 has de D 40 Seuss, B.S , RL ' Thought it meant de .*\" = | - Philadelphia, Pa., .28.\u2014The em.ilk, i large variety of n shad Rivera; À.Faraud, Massue Fortier | ge.James MeRiv., of Dunnville, Ont, [balimed body of \"a six \u2018month's old | 4.Col.ot apaffot ail Silk, a eo variety of now |W ce ee ee mes and Ernest LaRue, of' Beauce, are | soy of .hér.ahnhost miraculous cure [baby was found in a dress suit case | do8iraDle ue f FA | is age 6 to 10 years, regular \u20ac où orme 1 gu wts at the Chateau Frontenac.from heart disease by Dr.Agoew\u2019s [at the Adams Express office in thir Boy's Suit of fine wool tweeds, age years, regular $4.\u2018 C.Terroux.P.E.Poirier, L.P.| Cure for the Heart: \u201cUntil 1 began |rity to-day.The authorities are in [OF n saonessscsansonniossssnsnsosansascoasascasssonansesss.$8.00 Grenier, A.Roy, 0.Clement, J.9.| (aking this remedy T despaired of my | vestignting.The dress suit case was Boy's Winter Overcoats.of heavy grey overcoatings, rare value at j 3 Millar, Montreal ; Wm.MacRae, | life.1 had heart failure aud extreme | found by inspectors who were going $4.25 for Larvenasansne norecnereuvounonsosonausagponc en.BB 2O | Leeds ; A, Courchesne, Montreal, Are | prostration.One dose gave me quick |over unclaimed articles preparatory te ° ore : v + : \u2014_\u2014 at the Victoria, relief and one bottle cured me.The have them sold.Rate had eaten awat i The marriage is announced to take | sufferings of years were dispelled like | the end of the bag so that the grue OSE at .Vv wan Un Br ê , place on November 5, at St.James | magic.\u201d\u201d\u20143 some contents were exp to view $ 8 Cathedral, Montreal, \u201cof Mr.Victor | Sold by L.E.Martel.Te records, oi the office show thet | SIM A & = Ludi #\" Spun Siik Vests Crochet | Pelletier to Miss Hortense Dansereau.Lo \u2014 the case had been in the possession ol - 3 the company sinée July Ist, and that it was recvived from Newark, N.J.It was addressed to M.Jones, number 1879 Bainbridge street, Philadelphia, which number the police say does not oxist, The.bag was sent from the main station in Newark.The body in Canon Gouthier will perform the cere- | TO RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY.dre ready fo.supply you with wony.Ve Miss Pacaud left by C.P.R.yester- | any kind of goods upon receipt of doy afternoon for Montreal, where she | yoiit.orfler an we will Fil it to your will join Mrs.Pacaud, both starting | satisfaction or else your money will in a few days from New York on a [be refunded.Fronts 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET, ST.ROCH.Ladi-s' Pure Wool Combinationsi Ludi 8\u2019 Unshrinkabls Wool Vests, Ld e.\u2019 Fine Merino Wool Ve ts, - La lies\u2019 Eu strian Tigh s, \" JACK FROST WILL SCON PE HERE.Eve the: «rue plumbing a-ipliancez are wei\u2019 protected from the cold.\u201c À STITCH I% TIE SAVES NOE TaN Bast PREVENTATIVE 18 « MINERAL WOOL\u201d \u2014SULD *Y\u2014 MECHANIGS' SUPPLY CO, 80 90 ST.PAUL STREET Davenport Sofa Beds \u2014 AND \u2014 Steel Frame Bed Lounges.Urass and Iron Beds Feathor Pillows and Bedding Furni wre Warehouse an | Uailertaking Fstail.shment, 337 &t Join Bireot Punne 551.D.S.RICKABY, Valuatos of Property Damaged by Flee I, die\u201d Knickers and Bloomers, La ics\u2019 Winter Weight Wool Spead'es* High Neck, Long Si Lad\u2018es\u2019 High Neck, eev Woo! Corset Covers, \"8 * Lad.es' Loag Sleeve Woven Coiset Cov.rs, Thos Donohus, 188 St.John Street.PLAYING CARDS Congress Piaying Cordsregular ; rice de.Our J M price.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.a.fe Goodall's English Playing | Caras, regular price 5 duc.Our prire.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.C Club Whist Playing Cards, (ex ra quat:tv) resulir 15 } price 25c.Our price.C We have also several goo! lines of P1 ying Cards, worth 1e and Z0c., which we 10e are sefling at.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.T.H.O'NEILL, 248 ST.JOHN SIREET DOIT NOW PUT IN C Betore the bad weather sets in.YOUR OAL Your order will have our best attention.trip to Europe.A large number of Miss Pacnud\u2019s friends wera at the station to wish her a pleasant trip.The muny friends of Miss Shehyn, daughter of Hon.Jos.Shehyn, will regret to learn that she is rather seriously ill at the Hotel Dieu, where she was operated on for appendicitis.She was reported somewhat better yesterday.At the King Edward Botel:-\u2014Messrs.H.Demers, Ottawn : | M.Lafayette \u2018Montreal; C.Rochette, Amqui ; J.MacBesn, F.Dakes, London, Eng.J: A.~Gosselin, Ancienne Lorette ; J.Stècker, Englamd ; Geo: Racine, Beaucs ville; J.A.Ray, Sherbrooke; J.Smith, Mr.and Mrs.Derouin, Montreal.Some New York capitalists, wha \u2018have just returned from an extensive trip in the north, in connection with the construction of a railway from Roberval to Chibougamo and James Bay.were the guests of Nr.J.Gfeott at lunch at the Garrison Club | on Thursday.The guests included the Hon.W.A.Weir, Provincial Minister of Railways and Public Works, Ar.G.Len.oine and Col.B.A.Scott.lGUSPICIOUS TRAMPS SENT TO ! GAOL.| On Saturday last two suspicious tramps, one with 8a wooden leg from his knee downwards, w ere arrested by the city police and sent to gaol on j the charge of loitering.Detective Walsh is on his guard against tramps these days, for it has come to hit j knowledge that the majority of them are nothing hss than spies fora \u2018of burglars.They visit a city Fad size up stores, etc., that are likely of easy aceexs and good booty, and re port their ohrervations to their pals, who come later to hurglarize Fem One of the tramps sent to gaol or Saturday was seem hy Constable Hunter prowling about Fabrique stovet (and closely scrutinizing Messrs.Seifert & Xon's jewelry store.tlouse-Ciean Your System ! Kcep it Pu 6 nd Clean if You Desire vood He 1 h.The inside of your body requires at- \u2018tention just the same as the outside.A great accumulation of effets matter \u2018in clinging to the various organs, and must be moved off.Some gentle laxative and tonie | should be ured.The system must be relieved of its burden if you ars to enjoy a happy, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.CALENDARS, Do nat forget to make your purchases at the present time so as to receive ome of pretty calendars at .B.Martel & Cie's, crockeryware dealers, 113 St.Joseph street, near Bridge strect.° 3 = TRIPLE \u2018CROWN FOR POINTS.Montreal, Ort.07\u2014Point_ St.Charley on Satuiéday \u2018drlested the C.P.R.ir the last 'Assotiftion football game ol the season, © a winning the Tripk Cup; the \u2018Caledonia end leagu championships: The score was 3 100 in favor of = the Points.Point St Chatles teani has made a brillisnt record this season, finishing with oul; one defeat and two draws for the cu tire.footoall\u2019 period, the only cluv it the league which administer-d a de civive defoat tn the Points weing th Westmount team, by a score wd con goal to nil.The\u2019 Westmount clan else tied the Points'on tlie latter's zround and Valleyficld, in the early 1art of the season drew\u2019 with the Points or the Beaver feld, the score being 2 (« 2.\u201c © POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.Ottawa, Qct.28.\u2014The police commissioners on Saturday heard evidence on a charge that Policeman Delorme had atolen & pair of opera glasses and other articles from the office of Haycock and Sona, insurance agents.e alirgrd offence took place last spring, but had been hushed up, the investigation following revelations made by the Ottawa Citisen.Delorme swore that he found the glasses in the slush three blocks from Haycook's office.He did pot think the find worth reporting to the chief: Jt srems Haycock left his office door unlocked and the fact was rted by the police on disoovery.It fs alleged that ' while on duty in this connection the thiel took place.The commissioners re served decision as to the policeman\u2019a ease and Judge MacTavish informed Chief Delaronde that it was no part of his duty to hush up such matter.It came out in the evidence that Policemen O'Brien on the spring night in question, went into Haycock\u2019s office to make up his report book and fell ashep.He was fined 88 for that of- lence.; It mtr eet CHURCH AND STATE.Paris, Oct.28.\u2014The cabinet reached @ decision regarding the plcation of.the law providing for separation of church and stats, by hat sons.were killed, were seriously injured and twenty more were hurt in a terrific explosion natural gas that demolished five two story brick business buildings at Col Crown, whith\u201cincludes the Freedmar fey le, Kansas, to-day.Une of a missing person Clossen, a- grocer.It is supposed the gas escaped from a main in the block, The second floors of all the buildings were occupied hy roomers.free the vase is that of a girl which had been carefully - clothed.Seatight Svap 18 better thax ther coupe, At is best when used in the Dunlight wap Tuy Sunlight Ses And fallew directions.FATAL OAS EXPLOSION.Topekp, Kansas, Oct.\u2019 28.~Two , one is missing, fom the E.McDaniel.The is a son of C.J, is Mrs.J.Catarrh Cure Bad Breath, K\u2019 Hawking and Spitting Quickly Cured\u2014Fill Out Free Coupon.\u201cMy New [ lscovery Qulokly Cures Cater N.\u2018* C.D.Gauss.Catarrh is not only dangerous, but it causes bad breath, ulceration, death and\u2019 décav \u2018of bones, loss of thinving NEW FALL AND WINTER HLH NEW TAILORED AND STREET HATS.REFINED URESS HATS.Everything in Stylish Millinery Effects is Now on View.Our Blouse Waist Department is now replete with the newest designs in Lace Blouses, Crepe de Chene Blouses Silk and Lace Blouses, hite and Cream rere Blouses.NEW DRESS SKIRTS FOR STREET AND EVENING WEAR.Also Ladies\u2019 Fine Night Dresses, Chemices, Drawers, Petlicoats in Lawn and 84k.All new goods just put in stock.MRS.D.R.MURPHY PHONE 22 46 FABRIQUE ST.THE QUESTION OF THE DAY HOW TO SAVE MONEY ?Get your Coats, Pants, Dresses, otc, cleaned or dyed without shrink ing and pressed aqua to new.Ths saving is immense and the satisfdd- tion perfect at \u201cPflelffer's Dye Works\u2019 \u20ac The Best Skill, The Best Machinery.The Best Starch; 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