The Quebec chronicle, 8 juin 1907, samedi 8 juin 1907

[" The Weather.Lower Bt.Partly fair with muoh change is temperature.ESTABLISHED 1764 Lawrence and Gulf.\u2014 loca) showers, nod The Quebe et» Chronicle.\u2014 QUEBEQO, SATURDAY.JUNE 8, 1907.+ n ROY Se Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE Has Many Imitators But no Equal ARRIVAL OF PRINCE FUSHIMI IN QUEBEC Royal Welcome Given nese Visitor in th to Distinguished Japae Ancient Capital Yesterdayto re\u2014 QUEBEC GREETS JAPANESE ROYALTY wel to Hie In perial ® re cone mperi ighness Prince Fushimi of Japan.a wet, ble .weather, the residents of t Ancient Capital turned out in\u2019 large numbers to do honor to their distinguished guests, while the city, notwithstanding the lowering M clouds and rainy downpour, prosen 8 gay an appearance as possible under the ng.conditions, the display of fags, bunting, arches and decorations being very profuse, The C.P.R.steamship Empress of Ireland, with its dist one pas- party, which inclu the Prince and his suite and His Excellency Earl Grey, Governor-General of Canada, and party, arrived it port about 8.30 a.m.The landing of the Prince and Governor-General, however, did not take place until nearly noon.11 o'clock, e * Government steamer Druid left the King's wharf and proceeded to the steamer Em- , which was lying at its dock at - tbe Louige E: kment: The Druid foal\u2019 on.Grey, Lady Grey, Sybil Grey and the members of Governer-General'e staif.\u2018ten minutes latar, the Government + x Lady Grey lett the King's wharf to perform e similar mission for Prince Fushimi and y.At the King\u2019s rf, a of honor of one hundred men from the R.C.G.A., under command of Major G.R.Poole, and a guard of honor from the 8th Royal Rifles, in charge of Capt.W.B.Lindsay, were drawn on either side, while the band of R.C.G.À.were olso t.Two escorts from the Q.O.C.H.were also in waiting.À detachment of the city ice, under Capt.Trudel, was also on duty.There was a large thering of people, both on the whurf and in its vicinity.Awaiting to greet the Prince and the Governor-General were many notabilities, including His Excellen: Liout.-Governor Jette, Sir Frederick Borden, Hon.Wm.Temple \u2018man, Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux, Brigadier General Lake, C.B., Col.W.Cotton, Col.Vidal, Col.Gourdeau, Depaty Minister of Marine, Commander pain and other military and civil officials.The decorutions at the King's wharf were very striking.The wharf and all the vessels in vicinity had been decked with flags.From the wharl to the entrance on Champlain street, between the King's stores and the Marine Department, a carpet had been laid down, while near the gate a handsome double pogoda had been erected.Flowers, plants and \u201cferns were displayed with picturesque effect and the whole presented a utiful rance.The Japanese and British fogs were prominent in oll the decorations, and display was one which reflected the greatest credit upon the artistic taste of Mr.J.Uand the officials of Marine and Fisheries Department, while the floral arrangements were in sf Mr.Geo.Gagnon.About 11.30 the steamer Druid reached the wnarf with the Governor-Gen- eral and party.As His Excellency landed a salute was fired from the o Citadel, and His Honor Lieut.-Gover- nor Jette welcomed the Governor- General back to Canada.The Goveri | - «- jeupy in your noble the for the presentation of the civie address, the escort from the Q.0.C.Hsat the Prince and Lieut.-Governor, with Major Higashi, of the Prince's staff, Following in carriages came Hon.Mr.Templeman, Mr.N ki, r.Babe, and Hon.Mr.lolphe Lemieux, General Lake, Colonel Vi , Colonel Cotton and Colonel Ray, Mr.Sakonsla, Dr.Iwai, Capt.Newton and Mr.Lerpeon, the British esenta- ives who are accom ing the Pri Mr.phone, Ja are Prince on his trip through Canada.Honada, Mr.Gourdeau, Colonel Howard, and Major Sheppard, and others of the AT THE CITY HALL.Large numbers of people lined the atreets along the way to the City Hall, where it bad been decided, owing to the inclement weather, to present the civil address.His ial Highness was cordially greeted the route.In Bunade street the guard of honor of the, Sth Royal Rifles lined the way, ond at ity | à of h: from the B.C.B., under command of Major Fages \u2018was drawn up.The de corations at the City Hall and in the Council Chamber were very handsome.Here again there was a | theting of leading citisens, and the ice was given an emthusinstic re ception as he entered with the Lieut.- Governor.THE CIVIC ADDRESS.The civic address, which was read in ch, by His Worship Mayor Gar neau, was as follows: \u2014 To His Imperial Highuess General Prince Fushimi, G.C.B., Etc.May it plesse Your Highness, In the name of the citizens of Que bec, the Mayer and Aldermen of this most ancient city and for a long time, the capital of our country, have the honor to offer you the warmest and most sympathetic welcome.The eminent position which you oc country, your grand reputation, the high mission that has been entrusted to you by your illustrious sovereign, alto the impressive reception which you have received our mother country and the extraordinary marks of good will and high estoem which have been shown you by our weil-beloved King bave pre) the road to tho respectful and cordial reception which we offer you.We are happy to enlute in your person the official representative of a rich and powerful empire whose renown and exploits are world wide, and whose progress ai evelopment ie on of the marvels of the twentieth oa tury.Wo trust that the result of your visit to our coun will be a happy e, a country still young in history, - .mense by the territory which it em- paces.full of promises forthe future iby the energy and enterprising spirit of .its people and by the various | re: sources for agriculture, industry and commerce and careful to create .relations precious for the exchange of natural richness and manufactured pro- ucts.We hope that your voyage will be nor-General then inspected tho military ard and awsited the coming ince Fushimi, who reached the wharf a fow minutes before noon.His Imperial Fighness was received with a royal salute from the troops, the R.C.3.A.band playin the -lapancse national anthem, while a salute of twenty-one guns was fired from the Citadel.The Prince was greeted the Governor-General, who in turn presented Lieut.-Governor Jette, the Cabinet Ministers and other officials pro- sent.His Excellency then taking his | ture, Prince Furhimi then in- the guard, after which, in company with Lieut.-Governor Jette © ed through the arch into Champlain treet, where carriages wefe entered to proceed to the City Hall of | happy.that your \u201csojourn among us will be marked by the most agreeable incidents and that you will carry the {moat charming souvenirs of Canada, Had that on returning to your coum you can say to your illustrious sov- ercign, His Majesty the Emperor of Japan that you found on !of the St.Lawrence a people aympath- atic and lovable and happy to be able | to greet the representative of a nation {allied to our mother country ang for whom the very same sentiments are entertained.PRINCE FUSHINI\u2019'S REPLY.Prince Fushimi replied as follows, also in French \u2019 Mr.Nayor and Gentlemen: 1 am, believe me, profoundly touched FINE BRANDIES RENAULT & ESTARLIS \u2018Renault Three Stars Renault \u201cClub\u201d C0., COGNAC HED 1828 « Brandy Renault 50-Year-0ld Brandy EARATOUYG 8.50, Westen, Song! fests accompamying the carriage in which also ese Consul to Can- * e shores ! with the kind words and cordial wel- : come that you have d on the 1ocoasion of my first visit to the Dominion of Cam The visit has given me a sensible ure in furnishing me the occasion of contemplating your historical city and .to examine the theatre of famous military exploits which have given to Quebeo a celebrity as lasting as un- versal, Standing at the foot of the imposing mass of your ornamental walls, I let my gase wander on the grandiloquent panoramas which roses irom side to side, and his wandering glory gives me the initiative of the noble mind which animated alike the amailants and defenders of this important strate- getical position.1 am delighted at the thought that \u2018this strong place, already =:!cbrated ;by its high war-liko fesis, bus become very important as the mouth of Canadian commerce, spreading towards the \u2018Atlantic, \u201cIt is my ardent desire that this beautiful and picturesque cit continue in its upward march for its pro- greas and prosperity, the general ree sults of honorable peace.The presentation of the address was followed by a briel reception, durimg which Premier Gouin, Hon.A.Turgeon and other ministers, as well as number of leading citisems, were pre sented to His Highness, RECEPTION AT THE CHATEAU.The Prince and his party then proceeded to the Chateau, which had been beautifully decorated in his honor.As the Prince entered the courtyard oy apanese national anthem was pla; His Highness was received by Sr J.H.Phillips, manu; of the Hotel, and the Prince was then escorted to his special suite of apartments.ECEPTION AT SPENCER WOOD.The reception given last evening hy Lady Jette, in honor of His Imperial Highness Prince Fushimi, was an un- qualit lied success and, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, was attended by a very large number of the elite of this city, while a number \u2018of visitors, at present in town, were present.© ests began to arrive shortly after Fine o'clock and until ten W'elock there was a contin- ved stream of vehicles arriving at Spencer Wood.| e official dinner wan not quite over when the guests arrived, but the » latter wers ushered into the drawing room where they were received by jLady Jette and Miss Jette, who shook hands with the guests as they passed in.At tho conclusion of the dinner {Prince Fuabimi and party entered the drawing room and mingled with the [other guests, and His Imperial High- Ten and suite returned to town about Sir L.A.Jette, Lady Jette, Mrs.\u2018Rodolphe Lemieux and Miss Jette were everywhere to be seen attending to the en-oyment of their guests, a number of whom spent af evening ing on the ver jandah admiring the beautiful display ,of electric Tights which completely sur- \u2018rounded the grownds, ile others !promenaded through the corridors and |parlore of the gubernational residence, \u2018During the eveming the R.C.G.A.band performed a very choice programme of music and at cleven o'clock a very recherche supper was served, 0 guests taking leave of Lieut, -Governor and Lady Jette at midnight, everyone highly plensed with the pleasant character of the evening's function.- Only three toasts were performed at \u2018dinner, \u201cThe King,\u201d \u201cThe Emperor of Japan.\u201d and \u201cPrince Fushimi.\u201d LIEUT.-GOVERNOR'S OFFICIAL DINNER.Following were the guests at the dinner given last evening at S; r Wood Lieut.-Governor Sir L.A.Jette and Lady Jette: His Imperial Highness Prince Fushimi, G.C.B., Mr.: Michuron Seigo Nagasaki, K.C.V.0, Nr.Taburo Baba, K.C.V.0., Major Otohika Hi hike Higashi, W.V.0., Dr.Turo livai, M.V.0,, Hon.J.G.Noses, Japanese Consul-General for Canada, Mr.Jos.Pope, C.M.G., 1.8.0., Mr.M.W.Lampoon, M.V.0., and Capt, Newton, 1 A.D.C., Hon.R.Lemienx, Mrs.| mieux, Mins Jette, Miss Quigley, Major Sheppard, A.D.C., Capt.A.de .+ Panet and Mrs.Panet, Chie! Justice and Mrs.F.Langelier, the Archbishop of Quebec, the Lord Bishop of Quebec, Mrs.{unter Dunn, Misa Hunter Dunn, » Sir Frederick Borden and Lady Borden, Hon.Mr.Templeman, Hon.Lomer Gouin, Hon.Mr.and Mrs.A.Turgeon, Hon.Mr.Weir, Mrs.and Miss Fein, Hon.Aug.Tessier, Mrs.and Miss Tessier, .L.8.Roy, Hon.Mrand Mrs.Allard, Hon.Hr.and Mrsi Pravost, Hon.Mr.and Mrs.Kaine, the Mayor of Quebec and Mrs.Garneau, Sir L.N.Casault, Lady Cas ault, Miss Casault, Judge Routhier, Mre.und Miss Routhier, Col.Wilson and Mrs, Wilson, Lt.-Col.Roy and Mra.Roy, Mgr.Marois, United States | | Consul and Mrs.Henry, Hon.Mr.and «Mrs.Archambault, Hon.P.Roy and Mrs.Roy, Mrs.F.E.Roy, Mrs.B.L.Sewell, Miss Justine Sewell, Miss | Bosse, Major General Lake, Lt.-Col.| Gourdeau, Lt.-Commander Shigethishi ! Takeuchi,, Mr.G.Martin Zeda, Comte | des Etdngs, Mr.de Rowe, Mr.H.B.Verret, Private Secretary to Hon.Mr.Lemieux.The following is the list of guests | vin, who were invited to meet His Imperial Highuess Prince Fushimi at the tion given in his honor by His Honor Sir Louis and Lady Jette, at Spencer ood last evening :\u2014 ' Mrs.and Miss Allard, Mr.A., Mrs.Miss and Mr.G.8B.Ahern, Dr.and | Miss Ahern, Mr.and Mr».T.C.| Aylwin, Mr\u2019 and Mrs.E.Archer, Mrand Mrs.J.Archer, Nr.W.and the Minses Amyot, Mr.and Mrs.J.Al laire, Mesars.and the Misses Alleyn mr.and Mre.R.Audette, Mr.G.an and Misses Audette, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Audette, Mr.and Mrs.C.P.and ! Miss Angers, Hon.Jules and Mrs.Allard.gr.E.Aube, Revd.0.Audat, r.and Mrs.G.E.and Mr.Amyot, Miss Ÿ, Arsepault, Mr.and Mrs.E C.Atkinson.Mrs.C.and Mise Bail , Revd.H, R.and Mrs.Bigg, Mr.E.A., Mrs.and the Misses Bishop, Sart, .À.and Mre.Penyon, Mrs.the Misses Burstall, Mr.and Mrs.W.À.and Mr.8.Bignell, Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Burstall, Mre.Bayaud, Mr.and Mre.A, R.M.Boulton, Mr.G., Mts.apd\u2018 Mire Breakey, Mr.Justios, Mre.end Mr.8.Blanchet, Mra.Jas.Bowen, Mr.84.G., Mrs.and Misses Boswed, \u2018Mr.God- (roy and Miss Dora Brewh, Mrv.Mirson und Hesere, Boswell, Me.aud | Mes, Voss, Boswell, Mr.J, Mss., Miss Le- | Mrs.and Mies Evans, Mr.and L.* Evanturel, Mr.and Mrs.Aug.Ed and Messrs.Breakey, Ven.Archdeacon Balfour, Mr.G.H, and Miss Balfour, Mr.W.J.Banke, Mr.and Mrs, C.B.Beamish, Mrs.8.J.and Misses Bennett, Dr.and Mrs.A.Boudreau, Mr, and Meo LX XE Boia, Mr.J.B.Bernier, Mr.ra.J.de 8.Bosse, His Grace Archbisbop Begin, Hon.Judge.Misses and Mr.H.C.Bosse, Dr.L.T.and Mrs.B.Bacon, Mr.and Mre.A.Brosnap, Mr., Mrs.and Mis Cleophaa Blous jor and \u2014 Mrs.Brousseau land Mrs.H.D.Barry, Mr.and Mrs.Bellerive, Mr.and Mes.L.F.Burrbdghs, Major, Mrs.and Misses Benoit, Mr.F.H., Mrs.and Mise Berlinguet, It.-Col., Mrs, Miss and Nr.H.O.langer, Mr.A., Mrs.and Miss Bolduc, Mr.and Mrs, Elz.Baillargeon, Dr.and Mrs.Brochu, Mr.and Mry.Ludovic Brunet, Misses Barry, Revd.Cure Beaudoin, Mr.and Mre.Neuville Belleau, Mr, and Mrs.Nos! Belloau, Mr pue Ww.Daillarge, Mr.L.g- , Mr.and Mrs.E.Beaudet, Mr.Saburo Baba, K.C.V.0., Messrs, Laurent and Jules Biscayard, Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Bancroft, Mr.W.and Miss Bender, Mrsand Miss Bucknall.Cant Mrs.ond Misses Carter, Drand .Carter, Mr.and Mrs.L.G.Craig, Mr.and Mrs.F.J.Cockburn, Nr.Frank Carrel, Mr.and Mrs.E.T.D.and Miss Ghgmbers, Mr.and Mrs.Noble Campbell, Mr.and Mra.A.H.and Miss Cook, Mrs.Darli Campbell, Mrs.épman, Mr.an Mrs.C.P.and Mr.W.Champion, Mrand Mre.E.E.Cods, Mr.F., Miss and Mr.T.J.Carl sDr.and Mrs.E.J.C.Chambers, Dg, Nrs., Misses and Mr.P.Catellier, ne.P.À.and Mrs.Choquette, Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Chauveau, Mr.and Mrs, L.A.Cannon, Hon.Judge and Mrs.Chauveau, Mr-aod Mrs.J.À.and Misses Charlebois, Dr.and Mrs.Coote, Mr.and Mrs Eand Miss Chinio, Sir Louis N, Lady and Misses Casault, Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Chateauvert, Mr.and Mrs, P.\u2018B.and Miss Casgrain, Mre.F.Cannon, Mr.H.J.J.B.Chouinard, Hon.Judge and Mrs.Carroll, Revd.Pere Champagne, Mr.Geo.Carrier, Mr.and Mrs.Emile Carrier, Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Cote, Revd.A.Cloutier, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Chalout, Mr, and Mre.L.Carkner, Mr.and Mrs.Livingston and Miss Crosby, Colonel Cotton, Mr.E.Clement.Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Dobell, Lord Bishop, Mrs.and Miss Dunn, Mr.T.W.8.Dunn, Mr.and Mrs.F.M.Duggo Mr.and Mrs.E.J.de Lothiniere, r.A.C.Dobell, Mrs.Astell Drayner, the Misses Drury, Capt.and Mrs.A.E.Doucet, Mr., Mrs.and Miss Dunbar, Mr.and Mrs.M.P.and Mr.W.Davis, Mr., Mra.and Miss Davis, Mrand Mrs.W.H.Dunsford, Mr.Jos.Dumont, Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Delage, Dr.and Mrs.and Mr.C.Delagrave, Lt.-Col., Mrs.and Miss Duchesnay, Mr.J.A.Budon, Revd.Pere Hage, .T.A.Heward, Major Otohiko Higashi, M.V.O., Mr.and Mrs.Lewis and chinson, Dr.dod Mee.AG.Hamel, e .8 .A.C., Lt.-Col.Heward.Lt.-Col.and Mrs.Imlah, Mise Irvine, Le - D.Irwin, Dr.Teizo Iwai, M.Mr.A., Nrs.end Misses Joseph, Mr.W., Mre., Mins and Mr.A.P.Joseph, Lt.-Col.and Mrs.G.E.Allen Jones, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.and Miss Jordan, Dr.and Mrs.Albert Jobin, Mr.All.L.Jolicceur, Dr.and Mrs.Johnston, Mrs.Horace and Mise Joseph.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Kennedy, Hon.J.C.and Mrs.Kaine, Mr.J.A,, Mrsand Miss Kirouac, Mr.Thigetaro Kurosawa, Mr.and Mrs.Kennard.Nr H.J.Lemesurier, Mr.W.J, Mrs., Miss and Messrs.Lemedurier, Sir James and Miss Lemoine, Capt.and Mrs.'W.P.Lindsay, Mr.Mrs.Archie Laurin, Lt.-Col.C., Misses and Mr.Lindsay, Capt.and Mrs.A.Lyster, Mrs.J.tois, Mrs.Lawrence, Mr.and Mrs.B., Mies and Mr.J.K, Leonard, Dr.and Mrs.J.Laurie, Mr.Rene Leduc, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Lebel, Mr.8., Misses and Mr.J.Lesage, Mr.and Mrs.C.Lanctot, Hon.and Mrs.C.and Miss Langelier, on.Judge, Mrs.and Miss Larue, .and Mrs.A.Lavoie, Hon.Chief Justice and Mrs.Langelier, Mr.and Mrs.J.I.and Misses Lavery, Dr.and Mrs.A.Lantier, Dr.and Mrs.A.Lanlois, Mr.J, C.and Mrs.Langelier, r.and Mrs.J.E.Lemieux, Mr.and Mrs.Romeo Langlais, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.and Miss Lane, Mr.L.Lemieux, Mrs.C.E.Lemieux, Mgr.J.C.K., Mr.and D.X.Lemieux, Mr.and Mrs.Gaspard Lemoine, Mr.and Mrs.T.Levasseur, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Lachance, Mr.M.A.Lemieux, Mr.and Mrs.Rene Lemoine, Lt.-Col.and Mrs.Leurin, Nr.G.and Miss Lamothe, M.l\u2019Abbe Lortie, Mrand Mrs.Armand Lavergne, Mrs.Alex.Lindsay, Capt.L.Leduc, Miss driere, Mr.and Mrs.St.G.Mr.and Mrs.Henri Lemieux, Mrs.N.ndre, Mr.and Mrsend Miss rtie, Miss Lemieux, Mr.H.E.and Mrs.Lavigueur, Mr.and Mrs.P.C.Lacasse, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Larue, Mr.C.J.P.Langlois, mr.Ernest Lefebvre, Lt.-Col.Hon.P.Landry, Lt.-Col.and Mrs.J.P.Landry, Major N.Levasseur, Mr.and Mrs.A.Lachance, Hon.Judge, Mrs, Mirses ndre, r.and Eand Messrs.Lemieux, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Legendre, Mr.and Mrs.E.Lantier, Rev.A, T., Mre., Miss and Mr.G.F.Love, Dr.and Mrs.I.N.Lemieux, Mr.W.M.Lampeon, M.V.0., Mr.Roger, Mrs.and Messrs.Larue, Dr.and Mrs.'E.A.Lebel, Miss B.Lessard.Mr.and Mrs.E.G.and Misses Maredith, Mr.and Mrs.Rex Meredith, Mrand Mra.Arch.Miller, Mr.and Mrs.and Mrs.P.B.Dumoulin, Mr.and Mrs.Ant, Dessame, Misses Deloy, Lt.Col., Mrs.and Mr.O.Desjardins, Dr, and Mrs.N.E.Dionne, Mr.Henri Delage, Revd.ST Dupuis, Dr.F.X.Jules Dorion, Hosk Pfa Bruere, Mr.Albert\u2019 Demers, Mr.and Mrs.G.F.C.and Mids Us Lery, Misses Dufresne, Mr.and Mys.1.G.Demers, Mr.C.M.and Misses Duquet, Mr.and Mra.A.d'Eschambault, Mrs.J.Hand Miss Duchesnay, le Vicomte and Vicomtesse de Ja Grandville, Mr.O.Drouin, Mr.ard Mrs.Chas.ise, | Mr.and Mrs.E.L.Denancourt, Capt.C.H.E.DeBlois, Mr.Roland Dion, Mrs.G.M.Dechene, Major A.d'Orson- | nens, Revd.Pere Desy, Mrs.and Misa | Delorme, Miss Dufresne, Major and | Mrs.Lenobiet du Plessis, Messrs.Aime and Alfred Dechene, Mr.and | Mrs.d\u2019Hellencourt, Mrs.Deville, Mr | F.X., Mrs., Misses and Messra.Drouin, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Dunn, Miss Dene chaud, Mr.and Mrs.O.Drouin, Mr, and Mrs.Alp.DuBerger, Major E.P.; de Blois, Cte.and Ctesse and Miss and Mr.H.de Forns, Miss D.Dufresne, Comte Bernard de Ronpy de Sales, Mr.Arthur , Miss J.Dansereau, Dr, and Nrs.N.A.Dussault, Mr.and | Mrs.S.W.and Misses Drum, Mise: Yvonne de Lery, Mr.and Mrs.À.R.Decary, Mr.Ferdinand Dansereau, Mrle Comte des Etangs.Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Elliott, ur.Lrs G.Evanturel, Mr.\"8nd Mrs.Eudors ge Dr.Alex.Edge, Lt.-Col.English, Mr.W.J., Mrs.and Miss Fraser, | Lieut.and Mrs.J, J.Fitzpatricv, Mr, | | and Mrs.H.C.For.Mr, G.M, Mra, | {and Miss Fairchild, Mr.and Mrs, Cecil Foy, Mr.N.and Misses Flood, ! ior.J.E., (Fortier, | Major and Mrs.A.O.Fages ; { Mgr.Faguy, Hon.E.J., Mrs.and | | Misses as Chevalier O.Frechette, : Mr.and Mrs.Elzear L.Fiset, Nr.8, | Fortier, Lt.-Col.and Mrs.Bell For | th, Mrs.Fremont, Dr.and Mrs.L.: N.Fist, Ur nd Mrs.E A.hry tier, rs.itzgeral Miss Turnour Featherstonnau oon Lt.-Col.and Mrs.Gaudet, Capt.and | Misses Gibsone, Mr.H.G.Goodday, | { Mr.and Mrs.H.R.Goodday, Mr.J.Uv.ory, 1.8.0, Mrs.J.D.and: \u201cMr.Gilmour, Major and Mrs.| neth Gilmour, Mr.H., Mrs.!Gowen, His Honor the Mayor and, i Mrs.Garneau, Hon.+E.B., Mrs.and | | Mr.E.L.Garneau, Mr.and Mrs.Gum : tave Grenier, Mr.and Mrs.A.Gene .N.and Mrs.Garneau, Mr.C.E., Mrs., Misses and Messrs.Gau in, Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Gauvreau, Dr, 8.and Mrs.Grondin, Hon.Ju Mrs.and Messrs.Gagne, Revd.Abhd Gignac, Dr.and Mra.C.0.Guimont, Hon.Lomer Gouin, Mgr.C.0.Ga non, Mr.Leonidas Gingras, Mr.J.A, Gobeil, Rev.B.S.L.Garneau, Nrand Mrs.Jules Garneau, Misses Gar neau, Miss M.L.Garneau, Capt.Do nat and Mra.Gendron, Mr.and Mra, Gustaye Gagnon, Mr, E., Mrs.and Misses Gagnon, Mr.fi, Mrs.and Miss Garneau, Mr.J.Albert Gauvin.Mesure J.E.and E.Gauvin, Miss Hortense Gagnon, Mr.and Mrs.8.T.Green, Lt.-Col., Mrs, Misses and Mr.Gray, Mr.F., Mrs.and Misses Glass, A Frank Gourdeau.Mr.A.F.and Miss Hunt, Mr.and \u2018Mrs.W.G.Hinds, Mr.J., Mrs.ond Misses Hamilton, Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Home, Mr.and Mra.J.W.Hamilton, Mr.and Mrs.W.C.J.and Misses Hall, General and Mrs.Henry, Miss Henry, Nr.and Mrs.J.A.Holliday, Miss Hunter, Mr.O., Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Hamel.Mr.Alp.Huard, Lt.-Col.and Mre.L.D.Hudon, Mrand Mra.Tomer Hamel, Mrs.enri, Mins and Mr.Paul Hamel.Mgr.T.F.Hamel, Mr.Theo, and Miss Hamol, Mre.J.B.C, Misses and Mr.Pp.H , Mr.and Mrs.Jules Hone, Mrand Mrs.Gasperd Huot, Mr.Afex., and Mra.de | Mrs.Misses and Messrs, | Gee: O'Ferrel, Geo.Mitchell, Lt.-Col.and Mra.W.M.Macpherson, Revd.A.E.Maguire, Mr.and Mrs.H.T.Machin, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Murphy, Mr.D.and Misses Mitchel), Mr.neth Molson, Mr.T.J., Winsés and Mr, Molony, .J.Mrs., Misses and Nr.F.MacNaughton, Mr.and Mrs.M.Monaghan, Miss Murphy, Hon.Judge, Mrs.and Mies Malouin, Mr.and Mrs.J.8.Matte, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Morin, Mgr.Mathieu, C.M.G., Mr.G.Morriset, Mr.Ernest, Mrs.and Misa Myrand, Dr.J.M.and Mrs, MacKay, Mr.and Mre.B.Michaud, Major L.Z.Masson, Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Matte, Capt.J.B.Matte, Mr.nnd Mrs.A.M., Miss and Mr.Henri Montminy, Mr.and Mrs, Horace Malouin, Dr.and Mrs.A.Marois, Mre.and Miss Marois, M Marois, Mr.and Mrs.Aug.Malouin, Mrand Mra.J.E.and Miss Martineau, Mr.T.E., Mrs.and Misses Martin, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Mercier, Dr.and Mrs.V.Martin, Mr.and Mrs.Mesiner, Miss Lillian Millan, Mr.G.Martin- Mr.Justice and Mrs.McCorkill, Mrand Mrs.J.M.McSarthy, Mrs.and Miss McGreevy, Mr.and Mrs.H.8.MoGreevy, Mr.Wm.MeLimont, Mr.H.| J.McLimont, Mr.and Mrs.J, C.Me Limont, Mr.and 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Major and Mrs.J.B.Pym, Sir A.and Lady Pelletier, Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Painchaud, Mrand Mrs.and Miss Pouliot, Capt.Ade L.Panet, Nr.Geo.Parent, Hon.Ju H.8.Mrs.and Miss Pelletier, Mr.I'Abbe Plante, Mr.and Mra.A.O.Pruneau, Hon.and Mrs.E.T.Paquet, Hon.L.P.and Mrs.Pelletier, Mr, I\u2019Abbe Plaisance, Mgr.I.A.Paquet, Mr.L.E.Parent, Mrs., Misses and Mr.L.Pacaud, Mr.l\u2019Abbe Pelletier.Capt.F.T.and Mrs.Paquet, Hon.J.and Mrs.Prevost, Mr.H.A.and Mra.Pacaud, Rev, Frers Pascal, Mr.and Mrs.Payment, Mr, Mrs.and Misses Prince, Mr.Jon.Pope, C.M.G., 1.8.0, Mr.Maurice Pope, Mir Dorothy Price Hon.Rodolph Roy, Hon.A., Mrs, Mise and Nr.G.L.Robitaille, Mra.F.E.Roy, Hon.A.B., Mrs.and Mies Routhier,\u201d Capt.T., Mr.R.Mackay and Misses Rinfret, Mr.and Mranest Roy, Mr.J.Benj.and Miss Rousweau, Mr.and Mra.C.E.Roy, Mrand Mrs.Ferd.Roy, Major J.P.Mrsand Mise Roy, Rev.Abbe T.G.Rouleau, Rev.Abbe C.Roy.Mr.and Mrs.All.Robitaille, Dr.and_Mre A.Robitaille, Misa Robitaille, Lt.-Col.and Nie.A.Roy, Capt.J.N.Roy, Mrand 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[t.Col.Ashmead.Q.0.C.H.: Miss Isabel Sherwood, Wiss Bpry, Dr.| Major Laliberte, Major Houliston, i.and Mrs.A.Simard.; CE.Major J.N.R.Guay, Co.No.Mr, Paul Tardivel, Mrs.All., Miss | 10, A.F.C., Major G.G.Turcot, Aand Mr.Turcotte, Hon.A.and Mes.| iC.Turgeon, Lt.-Col.and Mrs.BR.E.W Turner, Hon.R.and Mrs.Miss and JELIGATE CHILDREN.Merers.Turner, Mr.and Mra.T.H.DÉLIOATE CHILDREN To, Mra.\"osha.Thomeon, | Boby's Own Tablets have dove Lt.-Col.Turnbull, Mr.and Mrs.G.V.[more than any other medicine ty Tessier, Mr.and Mra.Ant, Taschereau, Hon.Aug., Mra.and Miss Tessier, Nr.L.Trepanier, Mr.and Mrs.Felix Turcotte, Mr.Gustave Turcotte, Hon.Jules and Mra.Tessier, Mra, Edouard Taschereau, Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Tar chereau, Nr.Ernest Tarchereau, Nrand Mrs.Alleyn Taechereau, Dr.E.Mrs., Misses and Messrs Turcotte, Mr.and Mry, Cyrille Tessier, Mgr.H.Totu, Mr.Eugene Trudel, Mr.and Mrs.A.M.Tache, Mr, Geo., Mra.and Mr.E.Tanguay, Revd.Pero Turgeon, | who use this medicine will not reo Mossra.nri and Emile Tessier, Mr.|it.\"\u201d Sold by medicine dealers or ty and Mra.Alex.Toncherenu, Mr.E.E.{ mail at 2c.a hox from The Dr.WI.Mrs.and Miss Tache, Adjutor Turcotte |liams Medicine Co., Brockville, Untmake weak, sickly childeen well an! strong.Aad the mother can ner them with ahsoluts confidence, ns n° has the ygumrantre of a governwet analyst that the Tablets contain ro opiate or harmiul drug.Mrs.Laveent Cyr, Little Cascapedia N18, says 1 have used Baby's Own Talleta far colic, trmhing troubles and indigestion, and am more than) plere ed with the good resuita.Mother.» THE QUEBÉO: UHRONIOLE = \u2014 SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1007.\u2014 mp s peer ass sat 5 tho oh disagreed these was evidence enough - alisited Without js: Pere \u2026- > \u2018a ig yA Medicine at.man (6 LATEST NOVELTIES.JI Lazoror Es pe ie Grong] HES Je French Trimme ery, webeg Ghroni Tas AAO to + Newest Shapes in Fancy Hats, A Ad diriad nt tm acicen, Sw YAMA | Tha JUDGE WEO \u2018et cn the Aue the defence proved beyond all pos sibility of doubt, and secondly whet it loft the jury.and (he publis sows room for doubt on.In the fest class may be included the inefficient management of the départrmeent oves which Hon.J.Prevost presided, sad the reception by officials of emoluments from the Government, and, at lin cave rendered most important prier without toe Yelp of the jury.\u201cI went to say thet nothing has proven against Mon.Adeberd D.Inn for as acte où per corruption are goncersed dome oùt ol thie trial ininet and vg- observed Judge \u2014 French Flowers, Feathers, etc.TWAT MAKES THE DEFERENSE Although when Bir Wilirid [avrier attended the late Interoolonial or Imperial Conference there was a veperal consensus of opision among the jour- maliste of the old country as to bis admirable makeup and the stylish ap- The Chinic Hardware Co.Novelties in Dress Goods, New Models in Spring Jackets, St.Peter 8, Lower Town.Fabrique St., Up Tows- New Cotton Voiles, Linens and : SPORTING GOO a DS anal * Trout and of bia outer , and\u2019 there discriminating certifests of character i ; Muslins.En \u2018ao dou het i politeness had 1.| onion doing bonis with We 90 | 1 mca Sk Baron l'ip meds tho renowned Boivin, Ca ee mitted Londos would bave wnduired | porymens.Theos twe things may be [him look like thlety we \u201coil | FLIES REELÉ LINES, BAITS i Per with one vole \u201cWho's your tailor 1 regarded as having been clearly and eps 10 have the question oot- ; - Tents, Biankets, Rubbsr Sheets, Caaors, Paddios, .doce et A ee us | fully established, partly by the avi 1 T4 would be ioey repeating Werk Dunnage Bags, Folding Beds, Reo.Real Irish Laces and Insertions, ee veel sil tut | deme of wit ty worclaee 8 | oud 0 mend br ih mue |\".GENERAL AND HEAVY HARDWARE Ei i ilars.mier of the Dominion, and the:s was ose the com: ci a Provincial Go = Rx < .; .New Eidelweis Laces and Co mer of she Dumiton ard lbs it | Lo impugn, ad pat by he Sob |B.Ty oo Novelties in Guipure Yokings, Lace Scarfs, Lace Collars and Sets.Ribbons in Great Varietyof his sayings and lotigs at the com- feremoce, notably in respect to his att tude towards the British navy end his conception of the duty of the Do mimion in regard to it.Thus the Glasgow Herald said : \u201c\u2018According to the London eorres- pondent of the Paris Temps, Sir Wilfrid Leauricr holds that Canads has relieved the mother country of the task of defending the Canadian cocets by rofusing to contribute to the cost of war-like preparations, as she ie wholly in favor of peace.Surely this re mark, by the Premier ol the Dominion, always providing that it has been made, is a somewhat enigmatic one.of nearly thres thomaand permite le sued by the department only ome solitary instance had come udder bis personal cognizance.There is Bo room for \u2018or evasion abeut this; it is am dstablished fact that ons department, at Teast, of the Gow ornament has- ean insfoiently adminis tered, and in à manner detrimental to the publis interdsts; and it is very strange that the provincial Premier should have said, as be is reported to have said in Montreal, that he had mot decided on his course of com duct upder the circumstances, and would have to go through the volum- ton officials ma taste vb sr Late members of the employers\u2019 federation.Either party may submit a tipostion to a \u2018local conference mp both aidée, fuit\" from sucha\u2019 ly af anneal | mao.à pede ot centred ri 5 loyers and Moe's umiond.But wil such at a véttle - 8.Stav & Cu, 18 ST.JOHN STRERY |, - \u2014AND\u2014 tiations ned effort OR.BUTAN KL aod WISE AINE HEED issue there inv = ment of the perali e : \u2014 be no strike or out, no interry; ° Ey \u2018 > REFRIGERATORS The eainecring rade a - UA in conjuncion with the | course, of immense .Porèeluin Lined, Latest Novelties in Suitings, Latest Designs in Overcoatings, Gents\u2019 Shirts, Ties, Collars and Glovesof victories ot the polls, | British industrial se any : turned lighter Loads whioh would be noospled seem, to situ in res of thes trades would be labor | joubtiess adopted in respect of the other important trades.I is eany to | CARPETS and LINOLEUMS New Designs in Axminster, New Patterns in Brussels and Tapestry, New Squares in Axminster, Novel Designs in Linoleums, Latest Patterns in Ollgioths.All the Above at Old Prices, 5 PER CENT OFF for CASH.It will not tend, at all events, to wards an increase of confidence, om the part of the Imperialist at home, $n the polity of the present Canpdion ministry.\u201d And the London Globe : \u201c\u201cTo Australia and New Zealand the fleet is everything ; it is much more to Canada than Canada will allow, and what was least pleasing in both the discussions of army and navy defence was the uninterested silence of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who can never quite shake of a temperamental feeling that wars have ccased over the earth, and the mouth of the cockatrice\u2019s den is a safe basking ground.\u201d There is a great den) of truth in these remarks, but the sneer of the inous report of afl the proceedings at the tria! before he could make up his mind.There is no need to go through the whole case to be satisfied as to the mismanagement of the depart.grounds for suspecting a similar imin- management in other departments alno his hesitation is unaccountable.The other part of the accusations brought by Mr.Asselin ie that om which, owing to the conflicting nature of the evidence, the jury may reasonably be supposed 10 have some doubt.It is so clearly and succinctly stated by the Toronto Mail and Empire, that, though we have no doubt our readers are thoroughly conyerèant with\" it, we have no hesitation in reproducing it here.Our: copirere says: \u2018The ment, and unless the Premier has good i nd sealed a provisions present pro shop\u201d princip ers the p À ong ae work for less than the loyers may bire whom they plense pos gens he Tight os dicharge Teme union men as such and not even to im- quire of a workman pepiyiog for a job whether he is a mem! of a union ve recently vides for the open and The toy ives employ: ri vlogs of , wages to mpoivid _ capacity, = no union man is required > terference.But they bind bn not to discriminete aguinet see that if such an a 2 red to the point ol practios for a term of years, an incalculable measure 3 be vouchsaled to both of earnest Le tion of of good will masters - engineer | said to have been the re and protrected discussion \"| sentetives of both parties to tion, and a oad industriel problem.to observe the ne muet be dl * rite trade in .It de # A vision that pending pegotintions tween the which may be relerred thers no strike or lockout, no inteeru of production.extended mon.\u2018The a is believed to have long way to the sol any parties on lez iple he operation of is car White Enameled - AND\u2014 | Galvanized Lined REFRIGERATORS Telophonss: Aram 44 Lower Town Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 and Infants\u2019 i fes tor\u201d whom we may be sure ihe Globe at Sir Wilfrid Laurier\u2019s tem- wil will be from time to Vime improv- of not.peramental feeling, and his senee of are cheuves chief accusation had reference to the otk.and clauses sh Straw Hats, over- deal GLOVER, FRY & CO ¢ wh avd .meantime, the security \u2018at the mouth of the cockatrise conditions under, which land grants ace gt be methods of vettling dit- es so to be in ou admirable : hough mellfounded ro far ss made.The Quebge Government, it | frences and avoiding warfare.The | emper, not at all carried away by Bl 0 s es d Sr\" ey ke or i sr, red Sie poe TE mr ls cto | Te ee 2 À uses and mm = sn in thé nort and a workmen .{o onoy in ; ih imclesd is not very for) is caleulated | 1! ., © en M \u2014 te Ottews Journed.\u2019 \u20aco do him an injustice.The Premier | L700 Amel l\u2019Épine, ae 0 {ébe Government PS Dresses.im mot such en Innocent either at after ihe mtarprise.baron ! TO OUB NOBLE VISITOR , Home or Abroad, as many judging a:gatinted Jor 200.509 acres of lad = {| Before taking your departure rem ._\u2014\u2014 Taim by the speeches he faekes: might de Fe > rin oat.SEE vend manufoctured end | We have now a good assort- \u2014 me mr\u2014e\u2014y | teke him to be, and he has a very | ruse de large tbe cme do Tiported from Japam, also our Que | ment of boys, * and infants\u2019 vivid conception of tha possibility of | discuss the ters ibe Gavernmant, Les Souvenir Albume conteinisæ the | gtraw hats in new shapes, wars, and an equally vivid appresia- through one ol ite members, yore Fathers\u2019 Liaueur.principal Views of 9 Mow or Hin, | also hi and girls print and tion of the drawbacks of the cooka- | #1 88 sere, 70 cents por sare io go to pai} oA Tuerin Terrace Elsvator | duck blouses and dresses.trice hole as a playground, but all the public treasury and 30 Seats bo Meal News - a|acre to pass \u2018to the cuisse | After your } fumes Serpent Jewslery One of the most popular fancies of this season\u2019s fashions in jewelery is in the form of a Serpent, this style of jewelery is, at present, very much of our customers we have imported a ccmplete line of jewelery in this pattern.Serpent Bracelets from,.$2.to $50, Serpent Necklets from.86 to $10.Serpent Chains from.$12.to $60.Serpent Rings from,,.$1.50 to $100.Serpent Brooches.81.60 The bracelets are made in both Silver and Gold in very effective çol- quite natural We have also Fine Gold Braid depends on whers the wars may he jatde views concerning the actual pres- emoo of the millenium amonget the mations, or Mr, Stead be a more militant opponent of \u2018\u201cmilitarisen,\u201d but let there be rumors of wars at Ottewa, ou for inatenos when Nr.Tarte took the bit betweon his teeth and Messrs.Fisher and Fiekling shouted \u201cWom \u2018l'\u2019 in vain, or tbe cockatrice tomgins to hatoh aut at Quebec, as it «lub supper could not be more alive to the nocessity for prompt and effective military meaeures, or Hon.Mr.Emmerson more chivalrous in hastening to the rescue of those exposed to the wirulence of the oockatrice.Sir Wil frid has hed a great aed intimate aocyuaintance with the cockatrice.\u201cOf these,\u2019 says the Toronto Mail, \u2018there lime been a large and interesting wartety.One brought about the resignation of Premier Parent, for whom a place was found at ORawe by Sir grafting at the Federal! Capital.A tirind fractures Quebec Liberalism «moe again, and gives us the l\u2019Epine Quebec Government deny thé baren's | veracity.It is charged against the baron that ot oo Sie baud bo a | not believe in future punishment, and |: it is claimed that for this reason his oath cañnot be accepted.But the baron declares shat he is orthodox, and quite in harmony with all the doctrines est forth by the church of whieh he is a member ia geod standing.The evidenes corroborating the tions, he says, he egresd to because he understood that the making of suck subscriptions to the ocempaigm fupd was the custom of the couptry.The jury is apparently oot oonvinoed that the baron's statement is untrue.Thus thers were two charges made, ol maladmiaistration, and of graft, ape of which, as we hava said was fully eetablished, and the establishment of the other sommended itself ta the minds of onehail of the jury, pet, if Mr.Gouin is correctly reported, he the other, or Will sit down quietly under the imputation.And this again D.MASSON & CO, Sole Agents, MONTREAL and TORONTO.in wil irante if you want For sale at y store in Hoy their will be promptly soc.1.A.FORTIN.juve7a2 NORDHEIMER'S .\u201cThe Oldest Music House in Canada.\u201d Maaulscturer of Canada\u2019s Artistic Piano ~'NORDHEIMER\u201d And the Canadian representatives of the world-renowned STEINWAY, orings, the workmanship is a marvel Wilfrid Laurier.Another led hesitates to take notion On the ope, And the PILANOLA aoû PLANOLA PIANO, the oniyInstru- of Bechanical skill, the bracelets detection pe even Bonar > asd sashot say riens the Jor Tects in the Void containing the METROSTYLE and THENO- e ther steps reliev slinging to the wrist in way that is Lavergne, who oould pot stead the NU of the borde of the doubt on HEINER oneprice system\u201d and methods of roms es te «he pusehase of every Instrumentprie, : SEE i au 8; BOYS' STRAW HATS Man-ol-Wes| pocted break out, end the loval- torale, or campaign fund.The condi- pes de racer ; rem ob à 48e, Ode.oe.The.Sto, Toy eorected by the cockatrios for ita | tions were debated for some time, and a ibid | EXCEPTIONAL JOB OF SILKS.Cy do, s136.eu S| BOYS\u2019 SAILOR STRAW HATS in habitat.Bo long as the possible finally à lump sum was proposed for | gwen.2 000 of very rich Cooubla is outside the Dominion, and | tbe campaign (nd, 860000 ie al.The rt ti, | mm 3000 yas of rh |\u2019 an co sr, 64 Al, 0m.the cockatrios is not in avidense né | Belgian syndicate balked at ihe pr 308 solors, for ludies dreams ox, \u201c800 | GIRLS\u201d GALATEA BTRAW HATS Ottawa or Queboc, Mr.Carnegie bim- amount, and the transaction did not I abla dT worth at Jeet 41.38 ay : rida trimmed with navy end J melf coukl not entertain more optim- | BO through.The members of the |: have It is 5 were at 48c., Béc., 78e, Bûe., Sel bons, INFANTS\u2019 STRAW HATS, trimmed Joe tibbon, at 600, 66c., 98c., BOYS: SATLOR BLOVSES, Jo hie and où , » » Se, $1.10, $1.30, 31.95.BOYS\u2019 WHITE DUCK PANTS = regulation long sai a; $1.25, $1.38.re pe BOYS\u2019 BUSTER BROWN BELTS tu black oud colored leather at 250, 30c., 3 loing recently and giving GIRLS\u2019 COL'D.COTTON DRESRES.worn in both Paris and London.hes Von Se et end cé trous | Baron includes a letter in which be dosontienent 1049.Ja lancy peint and mpbyre Th 01 2 1 ici ; Sir B ick Borden | tells of the proposed conts! utions to q ., Tde., 75e., 880.Le Bl.\u2018 n anticipation of the demands tale, then evm ey Bordes a caisse slociovels.These sonteib 589 St.Catherine Street, West, MONTREAL.81.80, 8145, 81.70, #2.10.7 COLORED DRESS MUALINS _in' tancy flowered and apote at lle, 380.1xc., 1Be., 170, 22c.COLORED DRESS GINGHAMS in taney checks and stripes at lo., 13s., 186, 17.LINEN EMBROIDERED COSTUMES in white and colored linen for ladies, at $7.90, $9.75, $14.75, $18.00, WHITE MUBLIN BLOUSE WAISTS with embroidered asd lece fremts, an i iety in stoek at 12 se.86c., 75e, 880, 96e, 81.10, $1.18, 84.96, 81.48, $1.68, $1.88, 88.10, 87.26, £2.68, 98.WHITR WASH BELTS, [] for ladies st 18c., 3%., 2%., Ye SIMONS & MINGUY, 20 Fabrique Street, asc, is strange, and justifies the oriticiam of Bracelets in Hollow Oval Patterns, govo, and He story of the potion! Lake Montreal Gamtte.| Tetephone 28s mates._ Plain Bands with an adjustable Siide, \u2018rake off\" Awordegly wy fend | era son to havo doit: | ff GEO.B.MARRIOTT, 254-264 St, John St.Gaxette : \"Sir Willrid Laurier hae od to sonslier the division \u201c ee jury .Local Agent.\u2018 man Gold finish without and settings, eralds, other styles are in à rich Ra- G.SEIFERT & SONS, also Buckle and Strap designs, Some of our Brald Bracelets are ornamented with Oriental Pearis, Turquols, Diamonds, Rubles, Sapphires of Emconoslled several of Ms European om- magemants and wil return to Canada a full month earlier than he expeated.This news roached Montreal in a let tar written by the Canadian Prime Minister to a personal friend 3m thia abty.It is hoki that this decision wae reached by Bir Wilirid' at the earnest solicitation of both Quebeo od Ottawa.The situation has be charges made before and dusing the trial.They may understand the pro- vines, but to others it lonks on if they were taking great mieks.A atrenger party than that of Me.Gouin was thrown out and down once-by the poaple of Quebec when they had made up their minds that it wes Gorrupt and had no defence.\u201d Hon.Mr.Gouin should ba clear COMPLETE PLANT 7 me FOR \u2014\u2014 Rock Concrete A.LEOFRED (Graduate of Laval and MeGill) CIVIL ENGINEER Spasiality | WATSRWORRS 89 ST.JOHN ST Telephone 848 some : f both in Vedersi heal poe es | Eh enough to andertiand that the A T a other people's teoul ir | Provast-Aseslin case ia net the per: JEWBLLERS, Yiltria Ka wih philosepiia oquen: | Jon) one that it fest cred va be; Cru shin p VI iXxi n g pi Quabec, }ssoertor Court : it ceased to be that w Jevern- g Ç 4 6 FABRIQUE STREET ae ee Lor | me te ke re MM œalith.\u2014 sense has your | conatituted if the pvosseutor, 6 Pa est.> bean instituted at the set M Erin yon with tadrgbion yk.| meme à politgai one thas, sat wher ASK FOR CATALOGUES.a or 2 Srna Bwana pepsia and nervous prostration, South | !be Charnens letter was introdusad, pasion her husband, ire Land, © American orvine LAC weapon to for this letter Suey implicated - ~~ LIMITED | he mume- plies, th day of Apri, rt e ehemy I oi binet - + \u2018at the point of the bayonet,\u201d trench pt heroes the Ccbinef as n whole 1 .Chicoutimi Mer an i by rech but swift sure, 16 al 11d ben implisated hy the Geverps| : 3 Teleph 789 LEVERS] A dormens Pian { Hold by L B Martel ment Intervention, Alshengh tha jury Hoghalage Fank Building ephone may M- .\" J i a 2 © + k* man chemist, says that boer is \u201cliquid JB.SATURDAY, JUNE 8.MUT 1 THE QUEBEC OHRONIOLE, \u2014 Dr.Ernest Dan Someren, ho celebrated Italian authority, says food should be chewed until it is practically in Hquid form before it is ,swallowed.Dr.Liebig, the great Ger- bread\u2019\u2014a genuine food in liquid form.Phe Pabst Eight-Dag Malting Process does the extraordinary \u2018work of changing the autiiment in the hagleyagrgin JF {nto palatable and: casily - di- «estible liquid feed.Pabst BlueRibbon The Beer of Quality made from Pabst Perfect Eight Day Mali, is a pure, wholesome food, rich in nutritious, strength- \u2018 - and make good blood.The fiivor is delicious\u2014you have never tasted a richer ;more meliow beer.It strength- ons you ang at the same time lessepsthe work of digestion, * When ocdecing beer, ask for Pabst Bise Ribbon.Made by Pabst at Milwaukee T T 7T OUR 30c.TEA Has soquired a reputation which no other brand could eve When you will have tasted it once you will never be per ded to bay another of the same price which would surely be 0 16 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL OUR TEAS PAYABLE IN 6000S.J.B.ROUSSEAU, 214 St.John Street, 288 St.Joseph Street FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.\u2018To Rent for 4 Monthe\u2014One of the most desirable houses in the .city, fumished.cco0eeeiesney ooo.$150,00 \"To Rent for 4 Months\u2014Anothor most desirable 10 room house, opposite Parliament, Grande Alles.100.00 To Rent for 3 Monthe\u2014Large double house, all modern conven- .iences, Gas Stove, etc.Central location 70.00 To Rent for 4 Months\u2014Furnished house of 9 rooms, near Par- 65.00 50.00 45.00 =i] a i llament Building, every convenience.To Rent for 8 Months\u2014Charmingly situated house on the Cape, near Governor's Garden.Furnished.To Reut for 4 Months\u2014Newly renovated and furnished house on the Battery, every convenience.To Rent for 4 Months\u20148ix room house, near Jeffery Hale Hos- 40.00 *4 Real Estate Rollit, Sha surance .pital, charming view, furnished, gas Charles G.bo and | BIOVE, CO.22 0000 00nce0seusaencencees METROPOLITAN BUILDING, Office Phone 289 House Phone 706 maySxwed.sd _ \u2014 _ We have a Complete Assortment nf Agricultural Seeds.We have a Full Line of Fine Groceries, Fresh Vegetables and Fruits .We are Selling Fresh Eggs at 200.Dozen, \" We Would be Pleased to have You Cail.M.BOYCE & SON, Phone 204 10-21 Cote d'Abraham JUST RECEIVED SUMMER SHOES IN ALL STYLES \u2014FOR\u2014 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILOREN SEB OUR BOY'S Patent Leather Blucher Boots \u20ac \u201cFOR DRESS WEAR.\u201d ORDBRFFTAKEN FOR COLORED CANVAS SHOES.SAMPLE NOW ON VIEW.Misses\u2019 and Children\u2019s Shoes in all Latest Style Wear Our $3.00 Sp Can\u2019t be Beat WN.JACQUES & GON, 42 Tarp TEL.427 T FASHIONS AND FRILLS .\u2014 © \u2014~F ON FEMININE FANCIES three small tucks on each shoulder, and three tucks below each side of the ae ove yoke and sleeves are made of all-over lace, and insertion is around the yole and the armholes.À deep crush belt is worn with this dress, When all women try to follow one style in dress or dress accessories thon come the most trying appearances that fashions can produce.No two persons are enough alike to adopt the same atyles from head to foot.No two faces are alike and no two per sons have the same shaped heads nor the same coloring of hair, If a woman would be smartly attired at all times lot her study her individual por- son and adopt only such of the fri- suited to her particular t matter of arranging and decoratiag the coiffure is a characteristic feature of the well-groomed woman.sha) of the comb she wears should be in accordance with the shape of her face and the arrangement of her bate, ng vis usually requires Jow hairdressing © and broad ornaments, while a round or oval face is most becomingly framed with & fluffy high coiffure and high combs or pius, or or both.At present, styles of hairdressing are quite moderate compared to those of & year ago.The pompadour bas assumed m proportions, ahd a great improvement over the fixed wave of recent vogue.loose twists of coils that ripple into little soft curls and Bike are, the order of the day both fur ow arrangements of e hair.Ormaments are shown in.a var- lety of- atunning ebapes and decors- tons, Perhaps the nowmst of the plar eombs are in a positi that so n resembles read a ortoise, shell that it is difficult to-defect the counterfeit.These are found in bich back effects ornamented with hu the vogue for hair ornaments is always responsible for a host of unsightly and unbecoming shapes, the present styles are more generally he coming than usual.One sho endeavor to have her comb match as noarly as possible the shade of har hair.In view of this, shopkeepers and bairdreasing establishments have provided a large variety of different ornaments in compositions giving all the desired colors, from li + blond to raven locks.Even f-turned grey hair can be perfectly matched in combs of many shapes and fancy pins such as are now being used in the now whitish materials.When a member of the family bo- comes \u2018suddenly iil there is usually found to be few or none of the little things which go so far toward making an Invalid comfortable in a house.Very few are prepared with the bedside table, the small hemmed tray- cloths, the numberless little things that are at once found to be necessary.Every housek should have these things ready at d, to be put in use at short notice.The first essential is the table for the tray.There are lapboards fitted with short legs to be had at a reason- the tray holders is the white enameled iron table, standing on a support, which consists of a long arm, which reaches under the bed, to give a solid Pass.and on upright\u2019 whith may be heightened or ed at will, so that the table top fits down snugly over the lap.Many small covers are needed for the .itsslf.These may be bought quite ply, or may be made from a tablecloth which has seen better days.Enough mrust be provided so that each meal may have its fresh cloth, but, as they are simply b - around the .edge to about an inch in depth, they are easy to make and launder nicely.; Some of the suitable invalid trays are, Dowever., very tempt .Th one illustra was made of light wood with handles, all enameled th cream-white, and set with cream-white dishes, edged with gilt.The tray held a pretty low teapot, a tiny cream pitcher and sugar bowl, a Kttle coffee pot, a co dish, an ogg cup, and an attractively whape cup and saucer; besides this there is a Broth set with a good-sised covered bowl and a toast rack.As to the invalid\u2019s food, there are certainly staple dishes which it 18 well to know just how to make Of these Beat Ton np ua It nd \u2018ea.\u2014~Chop fine half a pou: of raw, lean beef, cover with one pint of cold water and let stand in an earthen dirh Tn a cool place for some hours.Cook over the tir ring constantly, until vapor to tise, then remove from the fire.Strain through a cheesecloth, pressing the liquid from the meat, Beasom with t.! Poached .\u2014~Add a few grains of =; to the jo of = , Deas until and turn into a but e or a china Bowl; form a nest on the top for the yolk.Set the glass on a trivet, in a covered dish of lukewarm water, and let cook until the is set and sises in the glass.Do not lot the water boil around the glass.Nogg.\u2014Beat the yolk of an ; add ode or two volous furnishings of dress as are best |! \u2018The | 1% ikes or balls highly polished.Whis [oF able price, but perhapa the best of | like le | the bridal party are in lime, G + ® (BY BEATSICE\") ! ! The fashion sheets for June do not » & tablespoontul of cherry or show anything decidedly new.The andy: mix again; then add, gradual.jumper iM some form or Other is very ly, à eupéul milk, and lasily, fold popular, @nd the short slesves ace still [in the white of the egg.beaten stiff.much in vogue.The furnishing of the mew home is of A very pretty jumper dress is deve | much importance end noncern to the loped in silk gingham, with |homemnker.Whether it be the tiniest bands of white material, guimpe Spartan t or the most spasious house, worn with it is made of all-over em- interest is equally same.Cm CLA | Sh ERS a is mu uirplice styls, | subject may pr 5 and of whit ed around who is furaidring ee own boue is t ar es down ebould- | summer.; os around the fronts.Too grewt importance caznot be at discordant ones, so why have the home artistic, pleasing contful to the eye of furniture or even floor coverings, for stained and oiled floors sre een in the best houses, than window draperies.Ome little cottage into which this scribe recently strayed dor an afternoon cup of tea snd a pleasant bour with its bappy little hostess, was almost a failure simply because the window curtains bad been omitted.The little lady explained rather apolo- fiotieally that a furnish = couldn't quite af aed ping amy.iad te expendel any.ex a litthe less m somse other direction and hung her windows with dainty and inexpetsive net or madres the effect would bave heen artistic and she would have been saved her .rather tiest room with uncurtsined = ts a certain boreness.Suniight Le oommendable wherever sied wiee- ever possible, but too much el * 08 any room without curtains mlary.Silt it through soft white or creamy 7 the effect da beautiful ; it soffens every line\u201d and every color, and casts à apell of bar- mony over all.The simpler the dre; the more artistic.Fre old style curtain, stifBy sterched and laying several inches on the floor is a thing of the part Long lace draperies are used tifully and sumptuously furnished rooms, but they carry no starch and do not quite touch the Boor.The room must be large to admit of the successful use of such curtaine.bo by urtains bought t ard end simply finished with JR teaching te the lower edge of the window rame represent a smull expenditure end ace just as effective az those come in pairs ready to hang.Note, plain, fgured, stciped god cross-barred are auiteble for living room, dining room and parior, while dainty ewisses aod madres are for Chon : umber of pretty are any oi door i which one may also purchase the yard, so artistic in ign and colorings as to make them favorites many times over the more expensive and velours and The coarse \u2018colored néts and madres, priced as low as 50 cents the yard, maire delightful draperies for \u2018both winter summer.Even those inex- ingly of pensive denims are tive when bordered wi of ey te wag are spat the roe way, are ti In one house where the dining room furnished in mission and the walls covered with Dutoh blue cartri bordered with Dutch windmills kiddies, the 4 TE gif, { 5 5 i x >\u201d shades of blue.The effect is i especially when the round i with delft blue chine an \u20ac of half bleached damask, this room is stained to of the furniture and centered a blue and white matting rog.\u2014\u2014 Hore are some Hints on wedding etiquette: \u2014 At a church wedding, the m with his best man poney awaits the bride at the altar.On\u2019 entering the church, the ushers come first, two abreast, the bridesmaids next, and finally, the bride, leaning on the arm of her father or some mals relative.On leaving the church, the bride and groom go first, the flower girl or matron or maid of honor next, thea the bridesmaid in double fle aa before or with the ushers.The best man goss out with the maid of honor.The father or male relative joins the mother and other relatives in leaving the church.At a home wedding, the bride pad 00m may enter parlor , Rose by \u201cthe ushers and borides: maids, or the groom may enter with bride with be fl Fgk Ee to arrange its 1 Guests pay their reepects fi bride and groom, congratulating the man and wishing the woman much happiness, Then, il other members of to and is be must he eaby, d Fresh concentrated form.\u201cPruit-e-tives\u201d act arousing them to dinary courtesy to seek out the parents of both bride and groom and present felicitations.The bride introduces her husband to any of her friends whom he may not know and he performs a like service for his bride.If a buffet breaklast or lunch is served, guests come and go to the dining room as at an alternoon tea.12 formal breakfast is nerved, the i yiin seated first and guests are ibe at small tables.Small boxes of wedding cake are generally pi upon a convenient table in the hall for guests to carry away as souvenirs.Wedding gifts may be sent to the bride at ey time after dnvitations are recel They must be acknow- lodged immediately upon receipt hy the bride-to-be, in ayfriendly, personal note.The family pays all the expenses of the wedding, including cards, the oom paying only for the ring, the Fides bouquet, the minister's fee and the carriage which takes him and his best man to the house or the church, and himeelf and his bride from the house to the depot.Guests at a wedding must eall on the bride promptly after the latter's first day at home is announced.It evenings at home are announced, mar ried couples and men are supposed to call on the evenings named.Single girls can call during the day.The groom gives mouvenir gifts his best man and the ushers, if ho so desires.The bride performs a similar office for her attendants.The groom's gift to the bride is generally some good piece of jewellery, which is the only ornament she wears at her wedding.The glove on the finger which is to receive the ring may be split open before the ceremony, thus saving confusion.The bride may carry a white prayer book instead of Sowers if she so desires, The groom at a day-time wedding must wear a frock-cont and grey trousers.The plea offered by some men \u2018that they look better in sack suits is to be ignored on this occasion.to q Anyone interested in bicycling will tell you the new Doughty Process Dunlop Bicycle Tire is the most welcome improvement that has been introduced since the invention of diamond frame safeties.Loek for the name embossed on the tread.THEY OCGT NO MORK.D.F.GILMOUR, AGENT, 119 COTE D'ABRAHAM PHONE 1207 \u201cFRUIT-A-TIVES\u201d differ from any other remedy in the world.They cure, absolutely, Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Because none of the usual remedies have should not give \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d a good, honest trial.it acts directly and Skin.But fruit contains only a minute and in order to receive any marked benefit to eat more than could be assimilated by the system.\u201c Fruit-e-tives contain all the curative virtues of fruit in a wonderfully .dr ets art cover the juices of Arlen oranges, hope Th Be me] fs many times \u201c Fruit-s-tives \u201d contain no Calomel\u2014no Cascara\u2014no Senns\u2014no Morphineno violent purgatives\u2014only fruit juices and tonics.vigorous With the Kidneys health Bowels movin ly every the of the skin thei full share towards ribdin mo dome \u201cFruit sive ck ae towards ridding the soc.3 box\u20146 boxes for $2.50.Sent to any address on receipt of price if your druggist does not handle them.Voge «oe PE tN me wee & Bowel and Skin Troubles.given you relicf, is no reason why you on the three great eliminating organs-\u2014Bowels, Kidneys uantity of the medicinal principles fom fruit, one would be compelled\u2019 ret baie ar sdded, aoû figs and of 8 famous physician, a chemical change {ncreased.day\u2014the Liver active\u2014and mn of waste\u2014there can be y.epg The Royal Trust Co.| HEAD OFFICE BANK OF MONTREAL BUILDING ) MONTREAL.: Capital Subscribed - - - $1,000,000.Paid up $500,000.Reserve Fund $600,000.\u2014\u2014__\u2014_< .PRESIDENT: RIGHT NON.LORD STRATHCONA AND MOUNT ROYAL, 6.0.8.8 VICE-PRESIDENT : \u2018HON.SIR GEORGE DRUMMOND, W.C.M.G.DIRECTORS: R B.ANGUS, C.R.HOSMER, H.¥.MEREDITH,\" E 8.CLOUSTON, SIR W.C.MACDONALD, A.T.PATERSON, E.B.GREENSHIELDS, HON.R.MACKAY, R.0.REID, CW.HAYS, A.MACNIDER, JAMES ROSS, SIR T.G.SHAUGHNESSY, SIR W.C.VAN HORNE, K.C.B.G.The Company is authorized to act as Trustee, Executor under \u2018Wills, Assignee, &c., &c., and to give Bonds in gonnection \u2018with any J udicia) Proceedings, and accept any Financial Agency.The law of the Province of Quebec does not require Executorsto give security for their administration, nor are they obliged to ler accounts to the Courts.The nomination of THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY as Executor, affords the greatest possible security to Testators, \u2018The Co: ration is perpetual.All its administration is public and open.It does mot die.Ita charges are reasonable, and it gives the best guarantee a Testator can hare that his Estate will be honestly and economically managed.The Company will act as Agent and Attorney for Executors already acting, or br i the management of Estates, and will receive free of charge, for safe kooping, Sealed \u2018Wills, in which it is named Executor.Solicitors and Notaries placing business with the Company may be retained to do the legal work in connection with such businesses F.J.COCKBURN, (Manager of the Bank of Montreai,) MANAGER IN QUEBEC.Fram wham gil namnesary informstion and advice mav be obtained, COAL! me COAL Scotch Anthracite (Hard) Goal For Furnaces, Stoves and Ranges, More Satisfactory and More Economical Than Any Other COAL.A.K.Hansen & Co., Phone 362 97 St Peter St ME?AND i Me i The Heart of a Piano to the FEES NE Action.insist on vp.opm veo 2 \u201c Lo TERE \u2018OTTO MIGEL ons 1 pn Fotos Piano Action Era EERE SATURDAY.JUNE 8, 1804 TNT = a a a) 1 ae Yam ww a |* Confectionery Special Frm on = dn Lmtd q cial.at a, 8 1b, \u2018rolbogortt sale in the eis fre overemtteoc epson Men\u2019s Straw Hats EN'8 STRAW HATS in various popular shapes, just wifen you are preparing to buy one, splendid choice, very spe- elal opport , twenty-five dosen in.the lot, regular prices 28¢.to $1.00 each.Your choice, Batarnay, \"10e RETAIL DIVISION | - : GREAT TRANSFER SALE , Present Stocks Must Be Cleared Within the Next 80 Days _ vhlle à nonsestsene sécssun uen bou ta bts os Vébhbo00 NDOUBTEDLY this sale will come as a pleasant rio to every family in Quebec.Partly to celebrate the occasion of the transfer of this business, and to make room for contemplated improvements, we have decided to clear the greater portion of our present stocks regardless of cost.This will be a Bargain Carnival, such as you have never before experienced.Saturday we start the ball rolling\u2014and, for the rest of this month you are to be treated to a steady diet of bargain offerings.Every department in the store has something exceptional to offer for Saturday-=those who come on the opening day will naturally have first choice.In a single page of this paper we couldn\u2019t begin to tell about all the s bargains that will be on sale at opening time on Saturday.Suffice it to say that the store has been closed all day Friday, and our entire force has been busy getting things ready Yor this sale.We are hiring extra salespeople as fast as they ean be secured, and by opening time on Saturday we will be fully prepared to serve the greatest multitude #f people ever gathered together in the Ancient Capital.See that you are one of the first to get here.We can promise prompt attention and eareful service and ° re GUARANTEE absolute satisfaction.Welcome to the First Great Event held under the auspices of The Paquet Company Limited ! / Ladies\u2019 Gloves Ladies\u2019 Woollen Gloves, white end associ colors, good.variety of shades ond .colorings, nearly ei) sizes, regalar pics.880, ¢ pair.Transler Bale Price, Saturday, per Pair.10e Opera Glasses Ladies\u2019 Opors Glasses, fine qu'ality, covered with best quality black seed grain {sather, regular price $3.Trensfer Sale Price, Saturdey.8150 Girls® Woollen Gloves, black, white, vapioud popular Srades, regular 3 20c.à pair.Transfer Sele Price, turday, POT Patrie | Ladies\u2019 Fine Quality Pear] Moumbed Opera Glasses, qu \u201crime extra special value at the regular price 85.Transier Sols Price, Seturday.$4.08 \u2014 4 Specials in Furniture Handsome Framed Pictures Carpets and Housefurnishings Body Brussels Carpet, 27 Fancy Sateen, 80 inches wide, hand- Parlor Suite, 5 pieces, Austrian Solid Bress Bed, one of cur best Fine Pastels, richly framed in 4-inch | Genuine Oil Paintings, fr .ids, Han, Fel, rem or depb some floral and stripe patterns, vod Bent Wood Foame, bighly polished, designs, very new, high polish, be à Gilt Moulding, heavy decorations, re- high- geinch Mol fee in in pe Sor i po ley Tl pre oe otre Jn vay Gan WK, moot ght lsat, ropa.prion 16.00 file, Br Boa SG am JEL, Ch Mowing roeu Ton Dating, PEE ÿarmusne1BG Saturdagy per Yorde.omeituencn 480 | - | Sale Price, Seburday .: Transfer Sale Price, Saturday $55.00 00 » day, $4.50, $7.00, 35.00 and.09.08 Seturday, cach., crepoane que ET F Pevrins° : Conercte Crushers\u2014Mussens Limited.White Lingerie Waists\u2014Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.Auditorium MON, and FUES.TUES.MATINÉE JuNR 10 AND 11 GorpoX & Brxmrr's Bia SCENIC Pro- DUCTION A ROYAL S LAVE .6\u2014 Big Aote\u20148 T\u2014Great Scenea\u20147T 18\u2014People\u201418 Car Load Scenery NEW\u2014Costumes, Special ties, Music.PRICES-\u2014Ev'gs.[5-25-35-50 Mat: 15.25 Academy Rollaway DOUBLE BILL [J] .TO NIGHT Reckless Recklav 20d Miss Fanny Leight IN THEIR Big Indoor Circus Act\u2014 AND \u2014 Rugby Polo Game Rollaways vs Wanderers COME AND SEE IT ALL Aämission, 15e, to all parts of the hous, Matinee, 10¢.admis on.BARGAINS |.CN Machinery, Etc- Write or Telephone to us for circular containing description of articles we have for sale at Carrier, Laine & Co, Levis.IN.CHIBAULT 3 CAP.0, BOX 44, LEVIS.Summer Specialtie y nes, 1807.S.Cervet Covers, Drawers and Chemises, from 270 of Underskirts from 8550.Night gown: from 58¢.Embroidered Belts from 120.Leather Belts from 20a.Beaded, Eiatic and Bilk Belts, from 25c.Hand s and New Purses, from 75e, Beg P.C.Corsets from 850.Hose Supporters from 156.Hair Nets, front, 8 for 250.AU- over, 3 for 50c,, and 8 for 600, 49 St.John St.PHONE 271 Grand Entertainment GIVEN BY PROFESSOR H.T.SCOTT DIRECTOR OF THR NATIONAL GYMNASIUM SOC'Y Wisners of La Presse Trophy Under the Patronage of HIS HONOR THE LIEUTENANT-SOVERNOR AND HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF QUEBEC DRILL HALL | SATURDAY, JUNE Tth, 1907 AT 815 O'CLOCK.P.M.PRICES: Reserved Heats, 35c.Admission, 26c, Chiidren, 10c.Quebec Golf Club, The Club Gold Medal Competition, SCRATCH, will take place on the th and 221d insts.Play begiris at 2.15, entery list closes at 3 p.m.this Saturday afternoon, By order, W.C.J.HALL, n.-Sec.NOW OPEN, A new Chinese Canton Cafe has just been opened at No.48 St.Jobn street, Evaryt ing clean, orderly and up-to- ate.Large dining room on first floor, dining served daily from 12 till 2 p.m.First class meal for 35 cents.Extra at reasonable rates.: payrivate Lunch Boom y stairs Jor ies\u2019 and gent! n.ay nigi t.Short orders after 8 pm.Contirmous and prompt attendance.Ladies\u2019 and gentlemen please give us a call, juneSxdw.\u2014 THE GYMNASTS |x« \u20140r\u2014 meet {was held at the Parkument \u2018IN AND ABOUT TOWN pr PRINCE FUSHIMI Interest Yesterday\u2014Illumi- nations Last Night.During the.\u2018afternoon His Imperial Léeut.-Cokonel Wm.Wood, of the Bth R.R,, who conducted him to the var- fous historical pointe of interest in the city, which included a visit to the Citadel.Prince Fushimi appeared greatly interested in ali that he saw.His Imperial Highness and party ex pects to leave for Montreal at 9 o\u2019clock this morning.THE ILLUMINATIONS, The illuminations in honor of the Prince last evening were of a very interesting character.The Chateau os: pecially was brilliant in its illumine tion.outlines of the building were marked with electric lights.Over entrance to thy courtyard was the word \u2018\u2018Banzai\u2019\u2019 and on the side of the Chateau were also the flags of Japan and Great Britain outlined in electric lights.The Terrace also had tri of electric lights along its entire Tooth, The Chronicle office, the Chien d'Or Cale and Messrs.Eolt, Renfrew & Co.also contributed their share to the general illumination, and their decorations were greatly admired by the large crowds of people who sasembled during the evening.WE ARE IN IT.If you want to have a nice Jacket well made, Mrs, Kelly will give you satisfaction.FAGUY LEPINAY & FRERE, PROVINCIAL CABINET.ing of the Provincial Cabinet Buildi yesterday morning ut ten o'clock, all of the Mmisters but Hon.Messrs, Allard and Prevost being present.DOMINION LINE.Steamer Ottawa is due there this uf- ternoon and will moor at the Breaxwater for mails and A the tide will not suit to cross Craue Island Flat before midnight to-night, the Ottawa will only sail at 10 p.m.DO NOT FORGET TO READ The ad of \u201cFAGUY LEPINAY\"\u201d there is a plum for you.FAGUY LEPINAY & FRERE, CHALMER\u2019S CHURCH.To-morrow the Rev.F.J.Day will preach at both the morning and even- wg services.Soloists, morning : .Even.J.A, A Mesars.Claxton and Priestl ing : Mrs.T.P.Ross and Priestiey.All are welcome.ONE FOR YOU GENTLEMEN.Monday will begin the sale of 91.00 suits, fit guaranteed, value $8.00 to $10.00, special $6.75.FAGUY LEPINAY & FRERE, 0 = « All members of Div.No.1, A.0.H., are requested to assemble at the Champlain Market Wharf, at 3 p.m., Sunday, June 9th, and proceed to Billery by steamboat \u201cFromtenac\u201d to do honor to our Chaplain the Rev.E.A.Maguire on the occasion of his Silver Jubilee.(Badges to be worn.) By order, 7.J.BRESNAHAN, : Rec.-Bec\u2019y.Floral Exhibition In honor of the visit of His Imial Highness Prince Fushimi of Sapan.The first Exhibition of Flowers ever seen in Quebeo, will today be seen at the well-known floral establishment of Mrs.Lemieux.Do not fail to see this great exhibition of the most beautiful flowers.Mrs.Lemieux\u2019s, 99 St.John Street.Telephone 286 ere.BANQUET TO MR- ROBLIN \u2018 Picton, Ont., June 6\u2014All a ments are now completed for the Ex banquet and reception to Premier R.P.Roblin, of Manitoba, which takes place on June 12th, upon Mr.Roblin\u2019s amual visit to bis native county.The town will be beautifully decorated for the occasion.The 4lst Regiment band of Kingston and other bards have been engaged to take port in the procession, which will start {rom the station on the arrival of the afternoon tram and proceed to the driving park, where 3; ocelebra- ge number of residents of the adjoining counties gre expected to tals part in the oclebration.A train of the Quebec and Lake St.John Ry., leaves Quebec at 1.45 P.M.dally except Sunday for Lake St.Joseph, and returning reaches town at 4.30 P.MA train also leaves Quebec at 1.45 P.M.every Sunday for St.Raymond and returning arrives in town at 9.30 P.M.Commutation and.periodical tickets are issued at reduced rates to city people summering at resorts along the line.Return tickets are sold at Quebee on Satu to all staticns on the Q.& L.St.J.Bac N.Q.By., at single class ACCIDENT TO CAVALRYMAN.During the reception to Prince Fushimi vesterday morning a trooper named Murray, of the Q.0.C.H.escort, was kicked by a horse.He was taken into the office of Dr.Thibaudeau, in Sous-le-Fort street, and his injuries attended to.They wers not of a serious nature.Drink Beauport Lager; it is the best.rt BUILDING OPERATIONS.The following permits were issued at the City Hall this weck \u2014W.Blais, repairs to property, on St.Helend street.cost 81.100, Belanger & Freres, contractora ; Le.Larose, proprietor iy 099 cmt ctor, brick building, cost ,000 : À.Läppe, proprietor, building on Colomb street, coat 81,000 : C.A.Vecina, contractors, building on ' Dalhousie street, cost $2,000, P.G.Bussieres, proprietor.CHINESE VASES.Messrs.ALF.TANGUAY & CIE, commission merchants and grain, flour and provision brokers, havo received directly from CHINA 25 pairs of vases in CHINESE PORCELAINE of great value and elaborate work, which they are offering for sale to lovers of fine arts.These articles may be seen at their office, No.18 St.James street, Lower Town, end a visit is solicited.june&xz3 EMBROIDERY SALE.On Friday and Saturday of this week will take place, at our store, corner of St.Joseph and Crown Sts., the largest embroidery male ever heard of in Quebec.12,900 yards of fine embroidery coming from the failure of à large whitewear manufactory were bought at half price and must GO QUICK.Sce them ! \u2018 THE QUEBEC SYNUJICATE, june7x2 SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS.The following | second year medical students of val Umversity bave been successful in the final examination :\u2014J.Fremont, Conrad te, J.Emile Fortier, H.Siroin, A.enfant, J.Emile Fortin, Conrad Rin- guet, À.Marcoux, A.Larochelle, T.Gosselin and L.Corriveau.The subjects of the examination were :\u2014Anatomy, general patho! , physiology, mo gione chemistry, logy, fumic and ical, baoteriology, and istology, normal and pathologioal.'BEATIFICATION PROCEEDINGS, On Friday next, June 14th, ovedings looking to she beatifionties of the Rev.Father Pempalon, C.S8, the Pooi B., will be instituted at in this city.Rev.Provincial of the order, will preside.The witneanes have been convoked to meet in the St.Edward Chapel of the Cathedral et 9 o'clock.Rev.Father Alfred Pampalon, who died in the odor of sanctity at Sto.Anne de Beaupre, was the son Aho Inte Antoine Pam contrac buik the Chap Ste.Anne de Beaupre, and the first part of the Hospice St.Joseph de la Deliverance de Lewis.He was a brother, a Bey, Father Pn, ours ol p Rouge, and Mr.Arthur Pampalon, stone outter, funelxlawzsat.e + Montreed.His Higness Visited Points of |Pertee Highness was taken in chargé by |f DEATH OF MB.STEPBEN OON- NOLLY.There passed away yesterday in the of Mr.B Connolly one of the oldest members of the lumber trade in this city.The deceased, who had reached the age of 74 years and 11 months, was al time a lumber merchant at St.Colomba de Sillery, carrying on an extensive busi- bess in that line aod giving employment to a large number of men.Some ow years ago he retired from business tnd came to thiw city, where he had wince resided up to the time of his death.In his youth Mr.Connolly had travelled \u2018a great ueal and was one of the many who went to Australia during the excitement in that country caused by the discovery of gold, Ho used to relate as a remarkable incident the accidental meet: ing of some thirty-five Quebecers one evening in a hotel in Melbourne in the early \u201cfifties.\u201d Mr.Connolly was possessed of a kindly and generous disposition, which gained him man friends by whom the news of his dea will Bo received with the deepest sorrow.To his bereaved widow and family much sympathy will be extended in their ead afflection.Deceased was the father of Mr.Martin Connolly, agent of the R.& O.Navigation Company ip this city.RECORDER'S COURT.Eight prisonets charged with drunk- ;enmess, appeared before the Recorder yesterday.They were disposed of as follows: \u2014Pour were fined $5 and costs each, three 33 .and costs each, and one was discharged.Personals.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH.In St.Andrew's Church to-morrow the services will be conducted by the Rev.Dr.Carmichael, one of the delegates to the General Assembly, now being hekl in, Montreal.Dr.Carmichael is Superintendent of Missions, being the successor to the late Dr.Re sertson.AUDITORIUM.\u201cA Royal Slave,\u201d which comes to the Auditorium Monday and Tuesday for two nights with a Tuesday matines only, is to be one of the real events of the theatrical season in this city.Of all the romantic dramas seen As |\\ast season, few were as well received ss Gordon & Bennett\u2019s beautiful production of the Southland.It is not only ymusual in dramatic construction, but is magnificent in its scenic in- venture, every piece of scenery used in the production being carried by the company.A GREAT BIG HIT.A new musical composition of the popular type, for piano, entitled \u201cNippono,\u201d an intermezzo march two step, has just been issued and received at A.Lavigne's music and piano ware- rooms, 68 St.Joht street.This new musical production is a very ac- teristic one, full of life and of an energetic rhythen, of very moderate difficulty, yet very brilliant and catchy.The title page is magnificently illustrated in cofor.It ix sure to me as populaf ws \u201cHawaihia,\u201d \u201cSorella,\u201d \u2018Floating Along,\u201d in a short time, and the fair pianists who want to secure the \u2018newest thing out will have only to send 35e.to the publisher, A.Lavigne, and they will receive 8 copy by retum mail.\u201cNippono\u201d will be all the rage during the coming season.Dance music every week night In Kent House Parlors.12,900 YARDS OF EMBROIDERY were gotten from the failure of a whitewear manufactory, and, as this is not the season for oklary enje.we will offer them at such li proces that they will Inve to, GO.Un sede Friday and Saturday at THE QUEBEC SYXDICATS, Corner St.Joseph and Crown Stsjune7x2 BISHOP'S COLLEGE SCHOOL.Closing for Scholastic Year Takes Place June 17-19.Closing exercises and sports in connection with Bishop's College School will take place June 17-19.On the morning of the first day there will be a cricket match, Past vs.Present, and in the afternoon and evening open air dramatic performances, scenes from \u201cA Mideummer Night's Dream,\u201d will be given.The annual athletic sports will be held on June 18, morning and afternoon; the old boys\u2019 lunch takes place at 1 p.m., and the school dance comes off in the evening.At 11 a.mon June 19, service will be conducted in the chapel, with an address by the Rights Rev.F.M.Parker, D.D., coadjutor bishop of New Hampshire, followed by the distribution of prizes, at noon, hy Mayor Farwell, of Sherbrooke, after which the school lunch takes place.THE LATE MRS.CAROLL.The funeral of the late Mrs.Stephen Carroll took place yesterday to St.Peter\u2019n Church, where the service was conducted by the Rev.Mr.King, Ven.Archdeacon Balfour, reading the lesson The chic] mourners were the Ps one surviving brother Wm.| Fleming, and two grandsons, Stephen and Thomas Davie\u2014The cortege was a very lengthy one including -a representation from the Bell Telephone Co\u2019y headed by Mr.H.A.Dauphin, Supt., and Mryon, Inspector.Mr.Thos.Donaghin Sr, and Thos.Donaghin, Jr, and many other prominent citizens.The remains were interred in Mount Hermon Cemetery.The grave being completely covered by the many floral offerings.Bright, Healthy Brains move the World.Grape-Nuts Makes Healthy Brains \u201cThere\u2019s a Reason\" Telal prevesil | words, for im the first place, it woukl MANY PEOPLE HAVE Cases.Been Cured.CATARRH 0 Backache, a Warning Symptom of Kidney Trouble.Pe-ru-na Is Invaluable in Such Prominent Persons Whe Have writes: remedy.which doctors failed to relieve or cure, utter satisfaction, not bavi, for four or five years.\u2019 \u2014J.had an Hyler.Mr.J.Blyler, 1605 Ohio street, Des Moines, 1a, \u201c1 wish to state my appreciation of your excellent #1 have always enjoyed excellent health, except frequent snd painful attacks of bladder trouble, \u201cUpom recommendation | used Peruns to my attack now Dangerous Kidney Diseases Cured.Wik the kidneys become affected by catarrh, either from colds, overwork, or an extension of catarrh from some other organ, they fail to perform their normal functions.Itiathbe work of the kidneys to excrete from the blood many of the poisons which accumulate in the body.If the kidneys fail in their work, the poisons sccumuiate to such an extent as to cause convulsions, which often prove fatal.Pernna, by relieving the kidneys of their congested and cstarrhal conditions, leaves them free to act in a normal manner.It also strengthens the action of the heart, equalizing the circulation of the blood in all parts of the system, To the Editor of the Chronicle :\u2014 Dear Sir,\u2014I have read in the issue of the Herald of the 3rd of June a report of an interview with the Hom.Mr.Weir, in which he states that Mr.P.8.G.McKenzie, K.C., who is a member of the Legislature, has teen caused a guod deal of annoyance by a similarity of his name with mine in connection with the recent Prevost- Asselin trial in Quebec.I also saw in Le Canada, a notice to the effect that Mr.P.8.G.Mc- Kenzie was not the Mr.McKenzie who ve evidence in that case, and that | P.8.G.McKenzie did not coven know me.Similarity of names alwnys causes confumion, and no doubt in this icular case, both Mr, P.8.G.cKenzie and myself have suffered a great deal of annoyance on account of the fact that our first names are the same.In Quebec it has caused me a good deul of trouble, owing to the fact that my corresporrdence has occasionally been delivred to him, and as I am connected with very large minine interests throughout all parts of the Province, sometimes the delay in receiving my letters has been a cause of serious trouble.The form of Mr.McKenzie's notice to the newspapers was appurently in temki to reflect on me, and I beg to state that my record is ns clean as any man's can be.and it woukl appear to me as i Mr.P.8.G.McKenzie was trying to mpke himself known in a broa circle than that of his own constituents with some possible political motive.1 wish, Bir, further to refer to Nr.Leflamme's address to the jury in this case.If he is correctly reported in the newspapers, he has mentioned my name as if I had willingly taken purt in a frawlulent transaction with the Government, in order to obtain mini lands, to which 1 was not m- hos, Why 1 cannot believe tint Mr.la- flamne would ever have used auch have teen a deliberate lie on his part not supported in any way, were evidence given in Court, and in secon] place it would have been technion] mistake for him as a law- ver to make any such statement.ns i in no way benefited his client, Mr.Asselin.My solicitor informs me that any words Nr.Laflamme muy have used are privileged, and that Î have no action agwinet him for any state ment he may have made affecting my business reputation, unless such words | were maliciously used by him, there: fore, T believe that the papers hove reported him incorrectly.Any appli cation 1 made to the Government tor mining lands, was made hy me in good feith and received by me without the slightest intimation that a else was cven nttempting to pe he same lands, for which 1 ap- Sete et m ngs wi ininter .pric of the Government in Quebec, I i T reosived any whateoever.1 have al- : thet, IT have not received have never asked for favors.nor have woys heen received with courtesy and with the utmost fairness, hut beyond any more than any other mean, who business with the Iepartment.PETER M'KENZIE, 171 St.James Street, Montreal.June 6, 1907.F KIDNEYS AND DON'T KNOW IT.ZZ Kidneys Caused Much Suffering.\u201cI tried three A remedy that re- loves catarrhal de- rangements of the kidneys should certainly be considered a household remedy.Peruna fs such « Mr.Leopold Brandl, 246 Bleecker street.Brooklyn, N.Y., writes: \u201cI was sick three months with catarrh of the kidneys and lungs.I was treated by my home physician and relieved to some extent, but after I had worked agsin for two weeks, my old suffering\u2014backache and pains in the right lung\u2014 returned.The dreadful cough which bothered me day and night lasted six months and no one could heip me.avail.I could scarcely est anything and slept only a few hours each night.\u201cA friend told me to take Perane.1 did so and the second day my appetite had improved.| took a tez- spooaful of Peruana every hour, day and night, for three weeks.Now I have taken five bottics.Î can eat enough for two people and am able to sicep well.\u201cWhenever I meet a sick person, I advise him to take Peruna.I thank you a thousand times for your medicine, as it was the only remedy that saved me.Wo continue to keep it in our family.\u201d \u2014Leopold Brandldifferent patent medicines, without remedy.High Commendation For Pe-ru-na.Mr.C.B.Fizer, Mt.Bterling, Ky., writes: \u201cI have suffered with kidney and bladder trouble for ten years past.\u201cLast March I commenced using your Peruna and continued for three months.\u201cI have not used it since, nor have I felt a pain.* believe that | am well and | therefore give my bighest commendation to the curative qualities of Peruna.\u2019\u2019 Neglected catarrh of the kidneys is apt to develop into Bright's Disease or diabetes, when a cure is almost an impossibility, We bave on file many testimonials like the ones given here.\u2018We can give our readers only a slight glimpse of the vast array of unsolicited endorsements we are receiving every month.No other physician in the world has received such a volume of enthusiastic letters of thanks as Dr.Hartman for Peruna.Address Dr.5.B.Hartman, President of the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Obio, for free medical advice, All correspondence beld strictiy confides tis], CHOICER THAN EVER.A FULL LINE OF UP-TO-DATE JEWELLERY GOOD ALWAYS ON HAND.SILVERWARE, WATCHES, RINGS, CHAINS, BRACELETS, ETC., A SPECIALTY.Our assortment is complete and embraces everything in this line \u2018business, \u201c Goods better and cheaper than ever bafore.Come in and see our stock whether you buy or not, EMILE JACOT, 128 St Joseph Street.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere girl, but the next minute the his share, BUT ALL THE in one of our summer suits, we have always ia stock, suits, Do You Know Any Mother That is Not Proud of Her Boys or Girls She may now and again say, he isa bad boy ora bal kissing them, and nobody at any rate should have a word to say against that, because he could onc: remember he has hal Want to kiss mama's boys when he gets out, in, and look after these pieces in cotton 8c.in tweed $2.15, The Wife Also Likes To see her husband well dressed and to provide him from making mistakes toll him tn come and ses the nice choice that À To-day 100 Suits worth $8.50 and $10 wlll be offered for $6.75 Remember tnat we are the Sale Agents for À the Semi-ready.Ladies\u2019 White Lingerie Waists at Ridiculous Prices.A fortunate purchase from a prominent maker enables us to offer you this week the most remariable waists and suits of all kinds at « very low price, the: best sheerest and white materials, deautifully trimmed 33 p.o.off Cashmere for a splendid savery ch inces are she is hugging and YOUNG LADIES Dress up We invite all moihers to come are made from the very uils, Muslin and Lawn, on women's smart spring \" Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 254-264 St.John Street. THE cme SATURDAY: JUKE 8, 190% ° HIGH AND | E, W.PARKER, Montreal A neutral, colorless aloohol\u2014that is convenient for all uses.Itis aged in bonded warehouses for 2 years, and is guaranteed by the Canadien Govern- + og \u2014 ment.Gillespies & Co., Sales Agents, 13 St Sacrement St, Montreal.ALCOHOL STANDARD WINES J.A.DESROCHERS MERCHANT TAILOR Just received Waterproof Cloths and Tweeds Irom the Carr Fac tories in Kngland, WORK GUARANTEED 67 ST.JOHN ST.QUEBEC, FHONE 402 Mathie Ellis Co.LIMITED, 480 St, Paul Street.25000 T., Carr Bricks.40000 Hurll Bricks, Brook Bhoobridge Cement.Hammer Coment.Anchor Cement, Fireclay Cemènt.Drain Pipe, all sizes.Joliette Lime.Fireciay Flower Vases.American Anthracite Coal, Georges Creek Smith Coal.A VISIT SOLICITED.TELEPHONE - - - - - 369 may28xim IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA, HEAD OFFICE TORONTO CAPITAL PAID UP.$4.730.000.BEST.«.4780.000, DIRECTORS.D.R.Wilkie\u2026.Eon.Robert Jaffe i ioe Jail tm.Ramesy, Elias hy « Derr Osborne, Charles Cocrabutt, Peleg Howland, Win, Whyte, Cawthra Mulock, Hce.Richard Turner.SAVINGS BANK Interest allowed on deposits from date of opening of account at current rates and a to principal four tines a year.A Gengral Banking Business Transestes Letters of credit lssued available in the principal cities of the world.QUEBEC BRANCH 6.N.WEST.TELEGRAPH BUILDING, PHONE 442.ST.PETER STREET.W.A.WEIR, Manager.UNION BANK OF CANADA DIVIDEND NO.81.Notice ie hereby fisen that a Dividend of three and one half per cs\\; nn the pi up capital stock of this :\\titution been dcclared for the curi&xt half year, and that the eame will be payable atthe Fank and ite Branches on and siter Saturday, the first day of June next The Shares Transfer Hooks will be closed from the seventeenth to the thirty- ret of May, both days inclusive.The annual general meeting of Shareholders will be held on Wednesday, June 19th, 1907, ut the Banking House in this City.Chair to be iaken at 12 o'clock, moon By order of the Board, G.H.BALFOUR, General | 22nd, 1907.wid fu \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PROTECTION Against Thieves and Fire is best obtained by placing your valuable papers in a Box in Our Bafe Deposit Vault, COST ABOUT ONE CENT A DAY.THE QUEBEC BANK HEAD OFFICE.feb Sala.want.A Clear Soft Ski, bury Soup.an smeltient tous.CALVERT\" 10% Carbolic Toilet Soap, Ooh ean be done towards neping the shin EEE 43 conta a tab.box, as all Druggiets.Sond for oer free boo =: our hee bootie shes thie and 2.0.Cavvant & Co.107, Dorshestar Mtvent, .ue.|PRUNEAU & KIROUAG, camo She MR Co, LIMITED facture ti following we Maine and œil on the non- Royalty system.Standard Ssrew, Slugger, Penser dose Maiior, Bocter.* We bave also all kinds of wire teks, ote, becetsaty in the une of the ahove, for sals at ressoashle pries.Neoutacturss of t Boots (20d Shows, pecielly those aw Tarren, shoul not PA to inspect Machines théy are equal to any in the market as 6 speed and workmpa- ship, and the us of then means large saving to the mtaulecturer.FACTORY AT 308 St.Joseph Street ST.ROCH, QUEBEC.PHONE 2335, Rustic Theatre KENT ROUSE GROUNDS Montmorency Falls GRAND OPENING WEEK Monday, June 8rd, AT 8.80 P.M.With Afternoon and Evening Performances Dally.PROGRAMME Murphy, Stanley and Murphy, Comedy Act.The Great Jalvans, Magicians.Jas.Stanley, Monologne Comedian.Les Aribos, 2 men in a Balancing | Act.Great feats of strength.With the Kinetograph Moving Plctures.SPECIAL From 7 P.M.a special railway ticket can be o\"tained for 25 cents from Conductors on City Electric Cars, receiving offices and, Montmorency Station, god from any point in the City to Kent House Grounds and return including Theatre.TEDDY BEARS! 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THE LATEST CRAZE TEDDY B AND TEDDY G THE GREAT BEAR TWINS CALL AND SEE OUB LARGE DISPLAY PRICES FROM 76¢.T0 $15.00 AT 34 Fabrique SL [16 St.Joseph SL.UNION BANK OFGANADA NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS.On and after the first day of June, 1907, interest on all aocounte in the Savings Bank Department of this Bank will be computed at the highent current rate, from the date on which such accounts are opsoed, and will be four times per annum, vis, on the last business days of ary, ay, August and November in each year.ow SMITE.\\ an .vi cti anager, St.Louis a hd ranch.be june3xtl, \\ ALL WELCOME To see the last style in Boots and Shoes at the PERFECTION\u2019 Shoe Store.Perfect fit, wear and quality ave guaranteed, ONE PAIR SELLS ANOTHER.The \u201cPERFECTION\u201d Shoe 846 St.John Street , | games will Four Fast Clippers to Start in Contest Shortly.There is a great amount of interest poing taken is the eoming boat race in river opposite the city om Sunday, June 16th.This race, which was to have been run on Suaday last, had to be postponed owing to the unfavorable weather venting the necce- sary tice, interest in the race is well founded, as four of the fastest four-bared craft over seen in & race on the St.Jawgnce in this vicinity are entered for the present contest, (he Ace, Guess, Fox and Clip.At a meeting of the Sarsfield Rowing Club the rules and regulations governing the race were finally decided upon, race will start between the bours of 5.30 and 6 p.m, on Sunday, June Job.The start will be made rom the upper part of is\u2019 wharf, and the course will be across the river to Levis and return.Two stake boats will be stationed at which the competing boats must turn.The President of the Barelield Row- Club, Mr.M.Kenney, has offered a me prize in the shape of gold pins, to the successful competitors, and there will be on exhibition during next week in the window of the le office.Mr.Kenney is to be congratulated in the great interest which he has displayed in the revival of aquatic snorts in and there will no doubt be much interest in the coming race.CRICKET MATCH TO-DAY.A team from the Quebec Cricket Club will play a matoh with à team from the Empress Ireland on the Plains to-day.\u2014 Qi 0.C.H.AT THE RANGES.Bergoant Yeo, of Lieut, Wade's troops, made the splendid score of 45 out of a possible 50.score is consided remarkable, as he ticolly had no experience with the cavalry carbine, NEW PITCHER FOR ROCK CITY.The Rock City baseball team been: strengthened up by the addition of a new pitcher.He is a southpaw named Johnson and he comes from Taunton, Mass.He hes a high reputation ou n twirler.QUEBEC BASEBALL TEAM.The management of the Quebec Bare ball team have rigned a number of new playgs, among them Hurtley Howe, a \u2018cfack pitcher, and Murphy, another fast man, both of St.John, N.B.Both men will be here for the Sunday game, and they will without doubt strengthen up the team considerably.LONDON HORSE SHOW.London, June 7\u2014The first interne- tional horse show beld in England, an exhibition of horses similar in many respects to those held in Madison Square Garden, with the added in- \u2018terest that the competit@rs come from many countries, waa opened at Olympis to-day and will last all week.The mmense building was not large enough to house all the horses enter- stabling in the neighborhood Lad to be utilized.The seating capacirvy nino promised to be taxed to the utmos\u201d and all the boxes were taken for the season.YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.( Eastern.) At Newark: \u2014 Newark, 3: Montreal, 2.At Jersey City: \u2014 Jersey City, 8; Toronto, 3.At Baltimore: \u2014 altimore, 4; Buffalo, 7.At Providence: \u2014 Providence, 5; Rochester, 0.: (National.) At Pitteburg: \u2014 Pitteburg, 5; Boston, 4.At Cincinnati: \u2014 Cincinnati-Brooklyn game, postponed, wet grounds, At St.Louis: \u2014 St.Louis-Philadelphia third inning; n.called in ( American.) At New York: \u2014 Cleveland, 6; New York, 4.At Philadelphia: + Chicago, 4: Philadelphia, 5.At Boston: \u2014 i Detroit, 8; Boston, 3.H At Washington: \u2014 : Washington, 2; St.Louis, 1.TWO NORE BALL GAMES.The National club, who were successful in breaking even with Rock City orn Sunda, y last, ve a much stromger team than bed nt tinting with oko wr iating wit iron a - elite to play on the team.Both these men are well known to the Quebec basebail public as two of the best and breiniest players thot have yet peared here, together with Dumaine pt vas here Jost week.They will strengthen t vatiornls in a manner that will make the Quebeo team hustle to take one of the games to be layed on Seturday and Sunday.Faro ts no doubt but what these two will be far and away the t and closest contested so fer seen here this season.fie Quebec club, however, are lowing tro time end when they line up for the have one or more eur- prices avaiti their ments as well as their backers.Baseball from start to finish will no doubt be wit- nessod by those thet attend the games.The fine bleachers on the Q.À.Àubde have been completed mod will available to-day.This will prove 8 great convenienos and comlort to- the patrons of this side of the rounds.The wire netting bas also erected around the stands BAND ON THE TERRACE.Wonthor permitting she band of the R.CG A, will Pay on Dufferin Ter- race this afternoon 40 oak,\u201d HO from 0 lo 40 Levis, around | ving.has | $250 and ed in the various classes and all the | od Jack O'Brien Besmirches Himsolf and Others In the Boxing Game.RE Jack O'Brien has made the most wimmons, whose record was ve sui ion ne Meet \u2018ommy Ryan, the title ol middleweight champion, the discoverer of he tighter who made $100,000 out of nugo Kelly, the Chicago middle weight, who, O'Brien says, tried to iloublecrom\u2019\u201d him in ee at In napotis, ro connivance with the referee secured the desision.Bam Berger, the former emateur champion of Calilornin, with whom O'Brien rehearsod his Philadelphia fight in a barn the might before it took place.Joe Waloot, the Barbados wonder, who whipped him.Peter Jackson, the only fighter who knocked O'irien complete ly out.In this contest O\u2019Brien says he to \u201clay down\u2019 and bis un- conscioustiess was a joke.After reviewing the two O\u2019Brien bouts O'Brien oo back to other fights, ing : \u2018I did eonseat to allow Sam er to go the Hmit in our little six-round setto im the Quaker Gy.r came to me with & burd luck story and begged me to box bim six rounds.He said he was flat broke and asked me to help him out, so I advanced him his forfeit of consented to box him, ing not to knock him out.We \u201cTo had figured on putting up a sclentifio encounter in to get a big purse ie evans before the contest Per \u2018he aven ore the - ger and I rehearsed the performance in the stable behind my reviclence.Every blow was carefully pl , so that each move of the other coukl be anticipated, the same as the actor gives his partner the cue.In 1904 I was also forved to allow Tommy Burma to stay for 6 rounds in Milwaukee, as he posttively declined to go into thé ring with me uniess I not to knock him out.firm time that 1 ertered ftv un agreement to fix a ficht was with Peter Jackson, in San Francisco, This really was fol en me, and it was the only time hint 1 consented to lose to an oppobent.In 1904 Tommy Ryan tricked me into his method of doing business when 1 fought hint in Philadpiphis.We had signed to box six , buat ak the last moment threnteted not to go on unless I deposit] 95,000 in cash with his manager, to be forieit- in case Î kmockec{ Ryan out.Ra- {her than bave Lo match called off, compli yan's request.Ryan i sidestepped me after thet, as he knew that 1 was bis master.About the time of the Britt-McGov- ern contest some prominent New York in the lurch.prhat it duos not pay to trust simply to the wor à person in the of.deals of this nature illustrated to me in the match at Indianapolis.We agreed that neither should try for a knockout, and the referee was to call the bout à draw.We put up a clever exhibition, and I clearly outpointed Kelly in the ten rounds, amd Zou can imagine my surprise £ elly.gave the decision to A prominent citiren of Boston ed up a 10-round \u2018draw\u2019 bout betwren i= Walcott and myself, with Rube arrangement vas vividl Kelly addell as referee.On this occaslon I was also made to utep lively to prevent the Barbados dem from sneaking in a decisive punch.\u201d In regard to the Burne fight O'Brien has this to eny : \u201cBurns was the first tion a frameup.Long before ord matoh he mid to me : \u201cWhat would you take to make ita sure thing \u2014 for me to knock you out ?* I refused.I told McCarey and he antwered : \u2018I think he woukl ™ you all tie end\u2019 jmplyig that 1 would lose to Burns I would receive the entire puree.\u201cBut 1 would not soot the pro- ition, I went East and when 1 got ck to Los Angeles McCarey said to me : \u2018Îf this fellow will go out to you how much will you give him ?Tota was a business pr tion that ap pealed to me and 1 promptly consid- sugested vec- ered i.McC 3 but 1 told bi that 1 was not Pp and would give Burns $3,800 i he agreed to lose.\u201cMoUarey maid thet be would see Burne and let me know his decision, The following day be came to my uarters and sabd thet everyiding was .K., but tbat 1 should make a pre Lone of training to boodwink the ie.; though # is not generally known, the fret Angeles bout between T and myosll was preer- ta to go M | rounds 4e e draw.McCarey bad figured #4 out that 4 we fought \u2018a spirited draw he could bil our return matok as a cheempionsbip battle during Fiesta week and make a small (grivoe by charging topeotek prices.\u2018 ROLLAWAY V8.WANDERERS.Tonight the Rollaways will line ainst the Wanderers and = th of teams bave been putting Wp a Quod fast game some nice Plage and good combination wosk may ex .This in the grea bf al nll value games and one gets - ty to mm.the rr Raododenmdron, $ well Te Va ele sk r.Crokor'à vif 1a the third Can to do so, Piétre Ebrilloré a Ax with be leased Englisidret Volody- WAS HIGHLY TRIED.noie ols, teoult of an ndeident\u2014was beaten ance as a iwo-year-old.Orby'e féats were attributod to the dine nature of the turf.J.Jaon; his former trainer, way iy far tho best horse he ever FIRST VENTURE oe It in wel veus uifté the joint stable orbel by chard Cokie wed Mie! F.began 1 Dwyer oe En ud, They were shipped away [rom America in 1604.Last yvar he was refu admission to train his horses at .Last week on tbe big stake an Ory = NEW STABLE.- stable went to pieces ey and xr.returned to America injured fn Ah and fortune Mr.Croker tried it egein _wevesal pars later with Eugene end Px och, Wishard to train for ond great success.A4 that time Lester Reiff incurred the displéaauré of! the Manchester stewards, the result being that be lost his license.WERT TO IRELAND.Wishard retuned to Amefics and or.Croker, when ed Pere ed ving some ve : year-olds trated ot Newmarkat, failed lo get the privilege.H sod bis Wantage sstablishment, went to Ireland, nd at Glenrairn, elghd miles from Dublin, bus à rmarnifcently ak pomted breeding aml racing esta ment.Here Orby was developed.IT8 OWN REWARD.To win the great English Derby is its own reward, for grvemt as is the nioney value of the stakes, the cost ol winning under British eustem leaves the glory of winning a Derby as the âne return on which the owher may count.The vost to Mr.Whi ot bavin~ the lessed Engfish-bred colt Vol vaki carry Me dolors in the Derby of 1901, was about $100,000 more then the value of the stakes, means that Mr.Whitney was on to ve away sociething $140,000.Appeals amount to claims which Engle turf tradition bulk up, amd widoh fio ove ever refused to meet.claims in most in- polices art for charity, but there aro ut afges, in great variety, instance being that two years after Voiodyovakt won the Derby a bill for repairs td a Newmmtket church was presented to Mr.Whitney to pay.RECOGNIZE CUSTOM.Enclish owners ize the custom es so established in connection with several of the classic races, aside clubmen wanted to bring Ryan aad 1] Derby, that t yell together in 8 10-round bout.for ht stakes to ch rimrly \u2018ommy wan! mé to frame it spoie , .Ki ward owed but I declined, and he went back to ime wt Bd of rs Derby Chicago, leaving the fight promoters victories of Persimmon amd Di Tbiles, when he was tho Prince of ales.Somewhat vimiar customs have be- guh La grow up in noe.SOME FIGURES, Eleven American-bred horses were named far the Derby of 1907, being about the usual number.The 1007 list numbered 988 as two-year-olds and last year there were 292 entries.The French entry Joe 1007 was up to the average, À.&.anc rpeet nominator with four, including Tam, a full brother to Jordy, aad di- Rolla by Persimmon-Yesterling.KING'S LIST.King Edward nominated five lings bred at the royal etud at rincham, two of whi glass and Bt.Simon.= are b Pour Tot the « Musker aclatle included five oungeters by Melton, the sire of the lamous 8; arwed tne! oi uding two filles, one sire by Ininglase, the other > 8t.Shnon.Ww.Walker nemed five.Lord Roschery, the Duke of re, Major Loder, J.D.obn made by the Duke of gy oiminater the moat im as # full other to.lying For pe RECORD OF WINNERS.The wianers of this, the tarl event in Re warkd, sin 1006 are \u2014 1804-Lord \u2019s Lades., 2,45 65 1006-Lord re Bir zu Ons venti are vute0s ans 8.of Wales\u2019 Pres > Viat oe 14 ailes \u201cRE a y an cat \"EE 1 's Bponeog ne vas 2.86 44 \"88.SOMB NOT Meher, the Ame ook Toe winter ja 1900, 1 ar] their The will be called 4 10 d'alors | yarn The divtance in 1 mile à l'ertonge 20 = Mt coited voapiking mses have da po ch iad of kg protigeet pdt rend Gain là bécoatiin 1906 .$ 115,904.22 Gain in Ausets ja 1906 .414 Goit in ta 1906 .251,377.Ganin in 1906.2712453.00 yot the wae $10,224.36 LESS thin ; Weits lor the 3h Sutement te any cÉ thé 1 Agate oc to Nogt Offan.Waterioo, on M.MOMAGHAN, General Agent.:81 8% Peter Street.) 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Jio hot sea water baths Phones Hope es an gi Terms a ; REE Tres Upmaigre a sat, may.l'7406, tree ete td THR HOLMRURST Bituated in the most central and select mstion Pyunsyivania Auen oar beach, me cted coean View.Private Bathe Stationary Wasbatands with bot and cold , sus: o a the ye tig tor to 4 FEE Ens TIRGINIA OT SPRIN FEET ELEMTION.OPEN ALL TNE YEAR.Affording relief from the rigetrs of the without Abe adévhtiny lis mate of las south.Luxurious batbe ami most curative waters known fer Hhumatism, Gout and Nervous Dimases.te Hp darothergpeutic apparatus.tent Ideal = an = course; roads, THE NEW HOMESTEAD Uno ments.patronised b w Laurie and i ; Brokez'a office.with direct New Yawk wire, Through P û ime Nw ork 4.88 yr arrives at Spring 6.28 ab.Ovet Allow a at Waismin, tickets un sale on o office, 802 wa; ylvania i , Also ab principal conseting information ad GPA, Wath: LEE'S | SPRING SUITS Have a style and finish which gives individuality to thelr wearer.The price is another reason why LEE'S suits should interest you.844 St.John Street (Without) TELEPHONE 3069.DE : THE ST.LAWRENCE Canadion Navigation Ch, Li DAILY SERVICR Between Quebec and Montreal BY STRAMERS \u201cCOLONIAL\u201d Captain J.Jean, aad \u201cIMPERIAL\u201d Cant.Wm, Paul, Br.Provided with oll Modern Cosveniences Lea bea at 8 o'clock p.m.Lena Rivers and Sorel, due Montreai at 7 o\u2019clock am.Leave Montreal at § o'clock p.m, dite i clock a.m, in et o'clock a.at single fare.Good to retarn on Monday.CHEAP RATES.LANDING Quebec :-Chouinard What, WN.PAUL, JP.IASI BAKING POWDER .The Kind Grandmother Used.On the Marke: 40 Years asd Su3 JOLT, STIS, ST, BW.GILLETT Zari TORONTO, ONE ALE BY 0! 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SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1907.\"ENGLISH IMP w © ENGLISH STARCHED FRONT SHIRTS, ENGLISH-WASH-DOE-GLOVES ENGLISH SOFT FRONT SHIRTS, ENGLISH-BEAVER-BUCK DG, ENGLISH FLANNEL SHIRTS, ENGLISH WASH TIES, | ENGLISH FANCY HALF-HOSE, ENGLISH CREPE DE CHENE TIES, ENGLISH FANCY VESTS.ENGLISH SOFT- OXFORD COLLARS.LA ENGLISH TIES ESPECIALTY.FRANCE & MULLIN Merchant Taitors and English Maberdashersno New Straw Hats New Summer Vests: ar HUOT\u2019S THE GENTS FURNISHER AND HATTER.106 ST.JOMN STREET : Yen CONDUCTED European Tours $180 to $1195 Incleding Tour No, 68 of 81 äayé iy England, Scotland, Hol Belgian, The Rhine visa and France, Quebec an Line \u201cSicilian Jem toh, returning Aug.18thing expenses included Fare No.88 of 57 includ Eo Holland, land an d, ve gs bee by ian Lins hi Aug.4h.Spee incuiod Tare 400° or w for booklet gi.ing full in.nation of hove tours we D many Ty all especially a THOS.COOK & SON, F.8.STOCKING, Agent, .Qukssl ] E { Tour io .\u2014 ; BAY MEW MOUSE AND COTTAGES - Bay View.Fatry Beach, Saco, Me.(Via Old Orchard) Dean NEW MANAGEMENT ighéful location on Maine Const, 1 miles fine bathing, pine , excellent cuisine service.\u2018or booklet and rates address + & M, M.CURTIS, SiLANNON à ORWAY, Matogeé.'0] ps.may20x1m.Properties For Sale.That valuabl sit hem Be 4 frontage F 8 a es Eopdotou an ing An area o about 1,800 fact, ALSO À eumtertabdle brick hotes with exton- Ureule street SITES EER For partislars apply to AMOS J.COLSTON, Hechelaga Bank Buildingsplifnt * Yahble Properties For Sale cng Ln be nb of the River 8t Charles f Pont où the Little River Road con about 30 acres.*BROCKVALE'\"\u2014On the Little Ris Road withta wa distance of St, Valier sweet Toll Gate containing about one acre.\u201cTHE OLO HOMESTEAD gltast tety outside of Bt.Valier sitet Toll Gate, bounded in front by the Little River Road, in rear by the GP.R, tracks, containing sboit 11 adres.PERFECT TITLES\u2014No ground rents.Por parliculars apply to AMOS J.COLSTON, Meahelaga Bank Buliding, Lint, St.Peter Street.New Books.she Gtory of Martin Cos\u201d by Ralph D.Paie.*Fhe Second Bloom\u2019 by Helen Porter.\"Maid of Brittany\u201d by May Wynne \u201cThe Blshop's Shadow\u201d by LT Thurston.! *The Lone Furrow\u201d by W.A.Fraser.! \u201cThe Cryiss of the Shiniog Ua\u201c by No Duncan, 4 Will Repay\u201d by Baroness Orcay.i P.J.EVOY'S Booster, 107 ST.JOHN STREBT.i - | NEW PIANO STUDIES FOR THE LEFT HAND.09 Nelodoms 4 Intride Pane Suds = DOR THR LEIT RAND \u2014-BY = AUGUST W.HOFFNAND | PUBLGNED 18 TWO PAR | BACH PART - - - 81.00 2080840 AT A.LAVIGNE'S HUSIC and PIANO WANNROONS, 38ST.JOHN STREEY HAMS A.DOMBROWSKI Phene 839 wr.{SN IND toon id ries Se MARCHANT BROS.of Cote d'Abrahammethods known to the eutrusiéd to him with New machinory for dry and ro \u201cawiness, he Char moderate.BRANC OFFICES : St.Joha Head Office-\u2014-898-8 SUGARED CURED - avety day dutles chi bb reduved to a minimans sad your exuséert orrespohdingiy enhonced by using ~ ATED FIBRE | TUBS, PAILS, ETC.LIGHT, DURABLE, HANDSOME.NO OTHERS ARE 80 SATISFACTORY.GLOVER'S DYEINGand CLEANING WORKS.The snhesgiber to iéform his cus that be bas eva us establidhaent te 50: With more space at \u201cis command and the latest and most improved ach clesning Lins heed hited and a anthod for pressing alee adopted.methods and improvements customers can rely on sntisfactory results.181 St.Jebn Strect.Tol, 4085.221 5b Joseph Fttord Tol.\u201cih, TELEPHONE 1810 re EE 7 ORTS.48 Fabriqué Street\u2014 .+ 13¢.TuE QUEBBO CHRONIOLE fee | SHIPPING.NEWS THREE THOU SAN Passengers Arrive Here from Europe Yesterday Morning on Two Steamers, iyo Leones bom Great Britain, Déarly 3, Passenyers, arriv in por of Quebes esterday, withing the of vs fours i to put an appearance pu We olen, Tunisian, Captain rdes, m Liverpool, via Moville, with 1,404 gers.in her three classes.She reached Quebsè at 6.30 a.m.and after being moored und tMedi- cally inspected commenced to land her steérage pas ré, 1,016 in number.ess were conducted to the Imniigration Buildings to undergo the immi- ration inspection, their 6 being ded in the Ee nt new comers were pfincipally itish, oll were in a henithy state.By the afternoon they Wire entrained and left for the west.Some of her first ahd second cabib passcbgers also landed here.The Tunisian made a food | [aasage drole the Atlantic.She verpool on Thureday a oon, and Moville the next day, and had fine wetither the greater part of the way.Hër daily runs, after leaving Moville, were:\u2014Baturday, 381 kriots: Sunday, : Monday, 290; Tuesday, 380; Wednesday, 875; Thursday, .She ran the distance from Father Point to the Quatantine Station in exactly seven bours.Had she not to stop at the léttet point for medical examination she would have covered the didtance\\between Father Point and Quebec in eight and a half hours.After discharging Quebec cargo left for Montreal at 1! A isian was gaily decorated with flags in honor of H.L H.Prince Fushimi, .The Oanadian Pacific Railway Co.'s RM.S, Empress of Ireland, Lieut.J.V.Foster, R.N.R., commander, with 1,503 , the mails and a ~ Champlain Market PY WALL PAPER § AND THE EFFECTS PRODUCED.Is the aim of the decorator.who understands his business.When we sell Wall Paper we put our knowledge of artistio, harmony of color and of the | effects of the aide lights and! reflections at your service, sim, ing to produce a result that shall permanently please.Quebec's Leading Wall Paper and Paint Store Marchant Dros,, 146 St.John Street.EstimatesChesrfullyGiven general cargo, from Live 1, rea port at 8.30 a.m.yesterday, and as soon as she \u2018was safely moored her aloon passengers landed, the majority of them getting on board the special | \u2018rain which was in waiting to convay them to their destination.This train left here about 10 a.m.It had no sooner moved away than it was replaced by, a special for the socond cabin; apd it was not long before it nso had left for the westward.The third-class people were soon after wards entrained, and by the afternoon had left Quebec.: ; The Empress of Treland made a oy ast passage from Liverpool to Quehee.She left the fotmer port at 5.80 rived here at 8.30 a.m., Friday, June 7th, thus covering the distance between the two ports, after deducting difference in tite, in exactly six days and twenty hours, and this b the southern or Cape Race route.She arrived at Rimouski shortly after eight o'clock on Thursday evening, and was detained there two \u2018hours cndeavoring jto transfer the mails to the tender, [but the weather proved too boisterous ond she wes compel to abandon the carry the rails up to 0 Rg al a mpress from Livespool _ to Quel were about 435 knots.The distin- guishetl passengers who came over on the steamer this trip were highly delighted with por and the atientioñ paid to all the passengers.His Excellency, the Governor General, sented the chief steward, Mr.À.W.Gaade, with a valuable gold breast pin, bearing His Excellency\u2019s crest and monogram, in appreciation of the attention received on the passage.Of course there were the usual concerts and other entertainments during the trip, a handsome sum Being raised for nautical charities.A sad cvent also occurred on the passage Mra.J.Marshall, a sccond cahin passenger fram Scotland, died of pngumonia.Her was brought here for interment.She was accompanied by her daughter whose grief, under the sad circumstances, may well be imagined.The way the large number of passengers which arrived here yesterday, were handled by the Immigotion Customs, steamship and railway officials speaks volumes for as a port of disembarkation {or ocenn travellers.The Empress of Ireland was handsomely decorated with flags in Honor of the distinguished passengers she brought from across the sea.ALLAN LINER.M.S.Virginian, Captain Vipond, arrived from Montèreal at 7 p.m.yes- teeday and moored at the Company's wharf.After embarking Quebec mengers and cargo, rhe left for nt Pacers midnight.The following Queare among her saloon pusern- re: \u2014James McConrd, Miss E.Meoard, Miss E.McSoard, E, W.and the publie in general Valier street, foot fe now prepared to execute all ordare ant in fret-clane » With ihoud avé otver up-té-date Tel.Ko.458.363 95 St.Valier Street.À ji \"this \u201cvessel th ted to be walled from Liverpool .C Rutter, and G.Phillips.Speaking of e Montreal Gazette of yesterday, eays: \u2014' \u2018The Virginian, of the Allan Line, sails from t this morning for lLiverpuol, via Sydney, for the maile, with every berth filled.The Virginien has on board the largest num of passengers which has loft Montreal this season.Cureful records will kept of the delay caused by the call at Sydney, and the first ate tempt of the reason to make Sydney a mail port is being watehed with in terest in shipping circles.One thing is certain, {Me Rydney ofl} will never become a favorite one with captains of the mail ships ac the possibilities of fog and consequent delay apr very general.14 ie anderstood that the view mail tendet, the Decrhownd, ia oxpret- ready for service in a rh time.\u201d R.M.R, Victorian, Captain Maenieof, Lrtedny aft noon for Queht and Montreal wit eemger, mails and al enrgo.a Will transit the maila to Ne steamer Moritealm off Sydney, O.B.©.P.R.LINE.; R.M.S.Empress of Jagan left Hong Kong at 4 p.m.on hier, 6th June tor Vandouver.Stormer Mount Temple, Captain Puss cell, artived from Monirenl ycetorday and procoeded for London and Antwerp.LA rool a or ee on the Bt boo and Mouttesl.Rtcamer Montcalm, Captain Modder, oiled f anchexfor on the BIN in- wlant for Quebec and Montéesl\u2014 DOMINION LINK, Steainec Cornishmean sailed from Bin pe ant prpool for Fortland at 7 pun.on the pT Bm, glo le, on » fm.on the Sth with 200 second ant ,230 tiford-clhes péssmijeve, and a gen- oral cargo.Steamer Ottawn will sail from here this evening for Liverpool on she ar- vival of the mails from the West.R.M.8.Dominion, from Liv pond 140 miles wouthéast of Cape y at 9 a.m.yesterday, and is due in port to-morrow.ered DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Kastalia, Captain Black, arrived from Montreal terday after- woot, and précesded for Glasgow.Steamer Latona, Captain Bollo, 11 Quebec and Montreal, arrived at Loo don on the 5th instant, QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Steamer Trinidad s¥ed from Be, Thomas, W.L, for Now York at three v'elock lant ursday afternoon.Steamer Bermudian arrived at Bermuda from New Yotk at with o'clock yesterday morning., THOMSON LINE.Bteamer Escalona, in Black, having com Jeted a can port at 3 pm Lostorday for Al SIGHTED ICEBERGS.Halifax, N.8., June 7.\u2014Captein Fraser, of the steamer Bonavista, which arrived in port last night, reporte that in latitude 46.90, longitude \u2026 53.50, on June 4, the Bonavista fared and spoke the Norwegian rque Rostilama, which was to be re- po all well.They aleo passed four other barques all bound west.Soveral fceberge were sighted between St.John\u2019s and Cape , during which a dense fog prevailed, until after the passing of Cape Race.NOTES.Tug Virginia left for Sorel day with a numBer of canal boats, with pulpwood in tow.Steamers Tricolor and Forhabo, from Sydney, for Montreal, with coal, arrived in port yesterday and proceeded.Bteamer Hermes, Captain Simonson, | from Sydney, with a eargo of coal, arrived in port yesterday and moored ched {in the Louise Dock.Steamers Ravn, Fritzoe and Bayland, from Montreal for Sydney, ar- tived down yesterday and proceeded.Steamer Cataract from Erie, Pa., Aor Quebre, with coal, passed Port Dalhousie on Thursday.The commander of the Corsican, the new vessel of the Allan Line, Liver- pool-St.Lawrence service has heen selected and the choice of the Glasgow head office has fallen upon Captain Pickering, formerly of the Corinthian.Captain Pickering is succeeded by Captain Lindsay, who was former- Vin the service of the White Star e.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived, June 7.88.Tunisian, Braes, Liverpool, lans, Rae & Co., passengers general cargo.88.Empress oF Ireland, Forster, Liverpool, C.P.R.CO., passengers and gencral cargo.8S.Hennes, Simonsen, Sydney, coal.BS.Virginian, Vipoud, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co., general cargo.SS.Tricolor, Bundby, Sydney, for Montreal, coal.al- and SS.Fornebo, , Sydney, for Monttreal, coal.Schr.La Marie Reine, Rioux, Mont Louis, lumber.CLEARED.88.Tunisian, Braes, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co.cargo.88.Virginian, Vipond, Liverpool, Allans, Rae & Co., passengers and general cargo.S8.Havana, , United States, Howard & Craig, pulpwood.88.Bengore Head, Campbell, United Kingdom, Harold Kennedy, wood goods.C.B.\u2019s Nary Gofirey, A.Lamomtain, J.Rice and 0.C.Hauchett, for United States, M.J.L.Bertrand, pulpwood.C.B.'s W.Sinnott and E.P.Hustis, for United States, J.C.Kaine, pulpwood.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, June 7, 1907.Matane (2023)\u2014Foggy, strong north- east.In 2 p.m, ryvstad.Aranmore left for north rhore, sea too heavy to land, Cape Chatte (234)\u2014Cloudy, east.In noon, two masted rteamer.Cape Ray, (556) ~Heavy rain, strong gale southeast.Dominion 140 miles southeast at 9 a.m.Low Point (58 )\u2014Raining, strong southwest.hr yesterday, 7 p.m, Stiklestad and barque Kentigern: out yesterday 5.30 pm, Chr.Knudsen; out Il a.m.to-day, Symra.Cape Race (830)\u2014Cloudy, cast.One iccherg 3 miles enst aground.In noon Sarmatian: out noon, Carthaginian.North Shore\u2014Raining, strong gale northeast.King Edward anchor as Seven Ielande.- Point Amour (602 )\u2014Cloudy, east.Heavy open ice everywhere moving M.8.McGRERVY, west.Superintendent.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.June.am.p.m.Saturday.122 4.45 Sunday.5.28 New moon, Monday, June 10th, 6.50 p.m.trs BRADSTREETS\u2019 REVIEW.New York, June *\u2014Bradstreets to morrow will say : Weather and erop ocomckitions are slightly Letter int Cane adu, md good reporte come from the western wheat crop, with hae been benefit] by good rains.Past backs ward wonther ir reflected in a of poor retail trade amd of a lack of re-order lvasinenn with jobbers awd wholesalers.Fall husinens inactive, fndustey and building are active and the hardware trade in good.The late strike of | t showestion , at Montrealverts wp a light sor trade ie looked for at ore.Wap, tata a one § and the wt hort ia well routed, thotoh the cerénge plentod ia amadler.There were &R fadluten in Canada, _involviné $090,508 mm Habilitics, In Boy thin oar, ae net 98 fœiluves, with intrlities 4 4063, im May 8 year A clearin, r May ex.mi (howe of near ago by 0.6 per cent white for Ave _montin the oma in 107 per pt.Failures foe = wed agian wos amd 17 in tA wb 4 your egu.1, | gi lit, Address, The \u2018ates earn ho to SIR weekly: help #- LOST LOST -08 ESDAY EVENING, at Lake St.Foits station, à black hand satchel ining fishi on Bond containing fishing to Chronicle recommendations, \u2018Collector, \u201d aie: oof on sono pores | F l outfit, || en on returning same | WANTED-AT ONCE.À Goo) smart ling you n ss colles tor, for o large satoh ment.Apply |; 0.30 and 7 bet: D\u2019Artigny sieest, and SL.Louis Toll, a black teat |B skin pars.z & sons of mover.| : TO RENT\u2014COMFORTABLE PLAT jof four rooms.No children.Apply, as Cote Ste.Genevieve.\u2018chance le offered to rent, mmerciad - où 1, 1007.ly to Maro Couture, merchant, ial street, Levis, cr to Me, eulars, samples, ote., No.csavassing.Natienai Dist.Bureau, Chicago, Mis.WANTED, ACCOMMODATION FOR Tourists.Fot the information of fistricts, are requested to send cards or distribution, giving name, ad- dross and terms, to \u2018 WANTED GENTLEMAN TO REPRE- stat the General Accident Assurance Ce.Apply confidtntially to Holland, Lyman & Burnett, Montrealtue, th.& satx3 WANTED QOOP SMART BOYS TO work in printing office, also boy to carry a round of papers.A at Chromiclé.SHOK FOREMAX WANTED FOR Botfoming Room, making McKay work, fine and medium goods, Must be up-to-date, temperate, thoroughly understand the business, be able to ad aud operate the different ma- es and to speak English.Good position to tho right men.Apply, stating experience and expected, send references and state wien you could come.W.H.Willis Shoe Limited, Seaforth, Ontarioitt, on tts Nm.GOOD WAGES.\u2014WE REQUIRE TEN ood Cloakmakers at Foguy, Leptnay Prete, 262 and 264 St.John Street.A NEWLY PATENTED DEVICE havi big sales through agents ; Traveller needed to © nppoint- ments; no canvansing; wil pay salary and expenses woekly.F.J.Waterton, Dept.G., Brastfoed, Ont.WANTED.\u2014SECOND HAND SHOW WANTED.\u20144,000 GROSS POLE ENB bard maple blocks, 7, 6 and 9 in.dia.2 14 in, thick, cut from small wood pre ferred.State quantities and lowest price packed in css and F.O.B., tho Trensatlantie Liners at Montreal, oe Halifax, to John Campbell, pi Bawing & Pobbin ills, Inverness, tland.law-sat.rer dpt WANTED.\u2014AT ONCE A GOOD ANY LADY CAN EARN TWO DOL, fers a day during zpare time, or ny firm will cey t as definite salary if can devote full time.Pleasant work calling on ladies.Mrs.Davidson, Drawer T., Brantford, Ontfurnished, with electric and WANTED.Coutu: .marchant, Bt.Michel, PQ \"GOOD PAY\u2014XBN WANTED EVERY- | PO LE(-THE GROUND FLOOR OF te x sings, distribute on- | 8% Masonio Hall Building, covering axes of about 35 » 50 feet.Haitable \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BOOMS TO RENT.\u2014TWO ADJOIN- rooms, om first flat for office or and boudoir, furnished °F un vas light Pelletier, = ing, all improvememts.Mrs.118 St.John strect.river.Altered or arranged to suit tenants.Apply to M.P.Connolly, General t FOR SALE HOTEL FOR SALE\u2014THE PRO- ty of the Champlain Hotel Fa\u201d formerly King Edward Hotel, for Good conditions.Immediute possession.Apply to Elzear Fortier, President, or at the hotel.LAND FOR SALE \u2014 A MAGNIFIcent lot of land, corner St, and Claire Fontaine strects, measuring 44 feet frontage by 89 in depth, besides a 12 foot lane in rear.Ground rent $22.50.Apply to P.Edge, 55 de Salaberry street.I\u2019hone 1725.may2r1m.FOR SALE\u2014A FEW INCUBATORS, also a Rockaway.Apply to Achille Trudel, 417 St.John street, Quebec.FOR SALFE\u2014HOUSES NO.30 STE.Famille street, No.30 St.Flavien stecet, Nos.594 and 398 St.Valier street.For particulars and permit of view, apply to LaRue & LaRue, Notaries, 28 St.Ann street.FOR SALE.\u2014 FIRST-CLASS MODern sell-contained houses, on Park Avenue, stone and brick.All modern conveniences.Also first-class building lots.Apply to M.Walter 5 St.Louis Road.| ATTORNEYS.MANLEY & GRAND, ATTORNEYS end Counsellors at Law, 38 Broad way, BN epnari 4 Jormorky of Te moato) nt clients ving interest in the United States.BUSINESS CHANCES.JERENIE RICHARD\u2014BOOK-BIND- and ruler (formerly in the of the late G.A.Lafr.rcos) 105 Mourtain Hill.MALE HELP WANTED\u2014GENTLE- men or ladies who would like to make $50 to 8100, using only a few moments of spare time, write THE GOLD ISLAND SYNDICATE, 526 Traders Bank Building, Toronto, Canada.START IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR- .Earn $25 to $50 & week with vour braine, dealing in stocks and bonds.Fifteen dollars capital will do Banker's Correspondance School, Cleveland, 0.te et * \u2014\u2014 MEN WANTED\u2014RELIADLE MEN ta every locality throughout Canada to advertise our goods, tack up show.eardé on trees, fences, bridges and all conspicuous places, also ri mall advertising matter.Commission or salary $33 per month and expenses teady employnient to relinble men.No experience ne- tossary.Write for particolers.Empire Hedicine Co.London Ont.L AGENTS.\u2014GREAT SNAP.WONderful device for sharpening ull kinds of knives, scissors and shears.Great money maker.Garretson Co, Brantford, Ont.FEMALE HELP WANTED.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 FEMALE HELP WANTED.\u2014LADIES or gentlemen, if you would like tc make 850 to $100, using only a few moments of your spare time, write THE GOLD ISLAND SYNDICATE, 526 Traders Bank Building, Toronto, Canada.Write quick.Bradiey- Limited, Office H., PERSONAL BALE HELP WANTED MEN AND WOMEN SPRCIAL rates to learn barber trade in eight weeks; à while learning: u- cure positions; ten thousand last year.Catalogue free.Nobr Barber College, 119 street, West, Montreal.10 BE LET\u2014COTTAGE ON ST, Louis Road, 2 miles from Maple Avende, partly furnished, with outbuild- Apply at No.61 D\u2019Auteuil \u2014\u2014m dette TO LET\u2014VERT NÉSIRABLE COTtage, with outbuildings, on 8t.Louis Road, about 34 miles from toll-gate, within twelve minutes walk from obefl's wharf (steamer Frontenas), ins nine rooms.are two wells of excellent spring water.Apply to Mre.Flanagan, 48 St.Ursule street.rs a tp A TES table for n usf- ree\u201d \"avaatel Fo.$48 Nt.Jowph street, Bt.Rook.Posstesion May |, 1907.Apply on premises.tt.go amt \u2014 ts carn TO 1,85\u20ac \u2014FURNISHED HOUSE IN Upper Town, with all modern conven.= re, for 4 or 5 months.Apply to care Chronicleee tr tm tite FORNISHED ROOMS, WITH oR without board, ail modern convemen- cos.Apply at 108 8t.Cyrille strevt, ere mm nvm ett, ISHED ROOMS TO LET.\u2014FOR of ORI moncha, ï .20 St, Dean tine sunny rooms, the Citadel.LET \u2014 ORR OR TWO A tertable forniehed rooms fo Ok ro te family om prominent Fron Fons H.B.BIGNELL FIRE and LIFE Insurance.Associated with Mr.C.P.Chama Pion Agent of the Royal Ins.Coot Liverpool, Eng., the largest an wealthiest Insurance Company i the world.\u201crompt and lhorel Settlements Mads, No.66 St.Peter St., Quebec.Phone No.75 mw.atx 2m Photo Material CAMERAS FROM $1.TO $75.Films, Papers, Plates and Developing Supplies, eta.Photographic Supplies of all kinds.Special attention je devoied hy an expert to developing and print.\u2019 \u2014AT~ JOHN E.WALSH'S BOOK SELLER & STATIONER, NF.JONN STREET. 24 pes PROCLAMATION.His Worship, Mayor J.Geo.Gar- Beau, announcing the celebration of the Thisd Centenary of the foundation of Quebes by Samuel de Champlain, 1006-1908.nr cpt.Whereas the 8rd July, 1908, will be three hundredth anniversary of the ,, landing of Samuel de Champlain and companions on these shores, at the of the roek of Stadacona, now Whereas such date coincides with the foundation of this city, the first French settlement in America and the J eradle of the Canada of to-day.Wh eres it is tne duty ot the citi \u201csens of Quebec to commemorate that great historical event and the Govurnment of Canada has resolved to mark that anniversary, one of truly natio- .pal importance and of interest to the s.vhole country, by public rejoicings to inaugurated under its auspices ard \u2014 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE \u2014\u2014 To Get More Strength from\u201dYour Food.HEN the Bowels are fille with od food = maybe aégrent\u2018dea) wors: , off than if we were haï! starved.\u2019 Because food that stays foo long In the Bowels decays there, Just ss if i stayed tov longgn theopen air.V/el, whenTiood (decays in the Sowek, through delayediand « overduo action, what happens?\\ * The millions of little Suction Pumps * Ll Poison from thevdecayed Food, instead of the Nourishment they were intended to draw.This Polson gets into the blood and, in time, spreads all over.the body, unless the Cause of Constipationjis promptly removed., That cause of Constipation is Weak, or Lazy Bowel Muscles.\u2018When your Bowel-Muscles grow flabby they need Exercise toistrengthen them, not \"Physic\" to pamper them.- * \u2018There's only one kind of Artificial Exerciss for the Bowel-Muscies.the official portion of which wiil take place in the city of Quebec in the month of July, 1909; 1, the undersigned, Mayor of Quebec, | du hereby proclaim that the said three undredith anniversary of the founda- ion of this city shall be celebrated at \u201cQuebce, in July, 1909, with festivities | tho programme of which is alrearly : outlined.And T invite all citizens of Quebec to begin at ounce to prepare for the cele bration so ax to ensure the suceess of the jubilee festivities.And, whereas the Government of Cnanda, that of the Province of Quebec and the are to spend considerable amounts .and perform extensive works.it is proper that the private initiative, the spirit of enterprise nnd the liberality of oer citizens should comperate in this petrioti = underta ing.As Mayor of the City of Quel, founded by Samuel de Champlain, 1 appeal to all the inhabitants of Quebec and to their feelings of legitimate pride, to their attachment to the place where they were born or which they have adopted as their home, so that all, vieing with one another in zeal, in civie patriotism and in good taste, may strive to embellish, repair and ornament their houses and properties, and therchy give our city a striking and new appearance that will bring out all its pictureesque beauty and be worthy of its renown as one ol the intellectual and artistie centres of our country and the scene of the greatest and most dramatic events of our history.In view of the expected throng of visitors, we shall have to exercise .large and generous hospitality, and 1 therefore urge all the citizens of Quebec to at once take steps in concert so that we may be able to assure all who will come to our cclebration that the wisest, most provident and most complete measures will be adopted to secure for nll transport facilities, lodg- inge, foo-i and a hearty and cuger welcome.In testimony whereof I have signed the present proclamation this first day of June, one thousand nine hundred anet seven, the 2h verr of the foundation of the city of Quebec by Samuel de Champlain.: J.GEO.GARNEAU, (Attest) L.S* | H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD.{ City Clerk.| CITY OF QUEBEC.i City of Quebec, | In the District of Quebec.: to wit BY-LAW No.413.Concerning the Prolongation of Therese street (Drawn up in French langunge.) At a meeting of the City Council of the City of Queber, held nt the City Tall, in the raid City of Quebec, on the 31st day of May, one thousand nine hundred and seven, the following By-law was rend for the first time: ! It is ordained and enucted hy the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, and th ouneil ordains and en- nctn as follow 1.-Nt, Therese street, in St.Valier Ward, of this City.sinll be prolong- ated on its present wisth, (rom Bayard street ne (ar as Duquesne street, ty employing to that effect a trip of ground alremly belonging to the City, and forming part of St.Peter's Narket.2.\u2014The cost of the work for making said extension of street, shall be «targed against tha loan authorized by the Act 7 Edward Vii, chap.62, sec.1 PUBLIC NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to section.3Nth, of the Act 20 Viet, chap.57, as amended by section 11 of the Act 31 Vict, chap.33, and section 8 of the Act 39 Vict, chap.51, the above By-law will be read a second tims and passed on FRIDAY THE FOURTEENTU DAY OF JUNE INSTANT, (190%).By order, J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.CITY OF QUEBEC.City of Quebec, Tn the District of Quebecto wit BY-LAW No.412.To amend the By-law No.283, concerning the finances of the City.(Drawn up in French language).- At a meeting of the City Council of the City of Quebec, held nt the City Hall, in the said City of Quebec, on the #1st day of May, one thousand nine hundred and seven, the following By-law was read for the first time: Is is ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quetwo, and the Council ordains and en- nets as follows: l.\u2014Article 3 of By-law No.283, st the H.rasved by tie Council on the let of arc}, 1889, as amended hy article 13 of By-law No, 309 of the 29th March, 1898, is and modified anew, so that the personal tax of ssventeen hundred dollars which is enacted there- municipality of this city Its name is \u2018\u2019CASCARETS,\u201d and its price is Ten Cents a box.So, if you want the same natural action that a six mile walk in the country would give you, (without the weariness) take one Cascaret ata time, with jotervals between, till you reach the exact condition you desire.One Cascaret at a time will properly cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tongue.CIC Don't fall to carry the Vest Pocket Cascaret Box with you constantly.All Druggists sell them\u2014over ten million boxes & year.© Be very careful to get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Company and never sold in bulk.Every tablet za hundred dollars, from the first of May of the present fiscal year.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to section 30th, of the Act 29 Vict., chap.57, as amended by section 11 of the Act 31 Viet, chap.33, and section 8 of the Act 29 Vict., chap.51, the ahove By-law will be read a second timeand paseed on FRIDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JUNE INSTANT, (1907).By order, | H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, i City Clerk.TTL AKING POWDER.Other - Thousands would be if thay that lino the Bowels snd Intestines then draw |- FEARED TO PROBE FOWLER CHARGE Mr.Borden Scores Government for Their Stand INVESTIGATION BURKED Obsolete Rule Brought te Stop lt\u2014Ad- dress te Conservatives of Carleton.Ottawa, June 7.\u2014All parts of Carle: ton County were wall repeusezted at the_ponual meeting at Stittsville of the Conservative Asauciation.There was 80 lack of wthusias mu Bpiritea applause gree speeches of newly-eleoted president, Dr.Groves, ol.Carp, and other swalwarts of the au sociation, but the feature of the niwet- ing was the address of Mr.R.L.Borden, leader of the Conservative Oppossition, whoss remarks were cheered to the echo by the sturdy yeomen whose cherished principles he so ably advocates in the Commons.The events of (he last session were termely reviewed by Mr.Bordea\u2014the exposure of Government corruption in public contracts and party elcotion methods, and the mate, extrava- ce wn in public ex itare, Sealing with one of the sensational incidents Mr.Borden said: -**BDuri the past session somewhat sensatior developments took place in conncetion with systematic attacks made by Govjerament supporters upon Conservauvo members of Parinment, and their private hbsiness.These attacks became so offensive that Mr.Fowler declared his determination to introduce and Idiscuss the private affairs of Minis- |ters and members, and expose ihecie \u2018eannection with \u2018women, wine and raft.\u2019 The incident took place while wan absent from the House through illness but on a subsequent occasion reference was made to it by Mr.Bourto know if the assa, who destrad words were te pars unnoticed.The !Prime Ministér doclar«d that the incident should be dealt with when the insurance report was up for consideration.Speaking on behalf of the conduct of any member on the Con- \u2018servative side.( Cheers.) Further, T \u2018declared that 1 would give my heat sid und assistance to any such en- iquiry if charges reflecting upon and jealeulated to affect the public status ef uny Conservative ember should be brought forward or preferred in the House of Commons.The Prime Minister having determined to take no notices of Mr.Fowler's statement, Mr.Bourassa brought up the subject by a resolution declaring that such charges ought to be investi gated.F had no difficulty in supporting that resolution which called for an investigation into any charges against Conservative members as well as against any Minister of the Crown or Government member.The Prime Minister and his collengues flinched from such an enquiry.They voted down Mr.Bourassa\u2019s resolution.They determined to pass over the incident in silence, and when Mr.Bourassa renewed hin motion in another form, the Government sustained the Speaker in relying upon an obsolete rule of Par liament under which it was declared ! that the subject could not be brought ! forward.! v The attitude of the Government has EEE done them little credit.The impres- CLEANING Send us a Blonse or Skirt, a Silk Lace, or Fur Trimmed Garment \u2014 just iet us show you the excellence of our work in this department.Our Prices are Moderate Our Wagons Call Everywhere.TRY US.\u2014 THE PERN | BERERS, DYERS, CLEANERS, TELEPHONE 95.45 St.Valier St Cor.Balh St, GCEAN ARRIVALS.Tune 7\u2014 NN, Francesca, at New York.SS.Trieste, nt New York.SS.Barbarossa at Naples.SS.Germania, at Naples.SS.Calabria, at P.0.Hamburg, at Naples.S, Astoria, at Glasgow, from New Yorktor SR Caledonian, at Alanchester, fiom Boston.SA.Tevtonie, at Southampton, from New York.NS.Pennaylvania, at Hambury, from Now York 83.Deutschland, at Hamburg, from New York.SS.Bremen, at Bremen, irom New York.SS.Nieuw Amsterdam, at Boulogne, from New York.SS.Moltke, at Gibraltar, from New York.TO THE CANADIAN NORTH-WEST.Hundreds and hundreds of people from this province are going to visit that interesting country which, on ne- count of ix groat development in the course of the last twenty years, has now hecome known all aver the world.In order that our own poople may have the opportunity of knowing what this cowntry really is, the Canadian Pacific Ry.Co.have orgonised for the 18th of June abd the 3rd, 17th aml Jit of July, cxcursions to ell Western points at very low rates.Every one can benefit a trip there, especially thome wishing to establish themeelven on a farm : for a few dollars an good will vor cam work up in a few years a fine larm in every way fitted to bring in cach r revenue, Lie at Corean, at Glasgow, from Bos- a big on very good conditions, that small expense same can paid by smeil auma periodically.You will never know exnotly what the North Er I EL West is until you gW- theee youresll, .to the member for King's ana Albert-motives and its fears.\u201d vion created \u201cErrughout the country : axe is that an investigation would prompt.! ly have bren challenged if the inter- eats of the Administration had not made it desirable to pass over the indent in silence.( Applause.) \u201cIt was remarkable, and, laughable to ohserve the respect consideration extended to Mr.Fowler | from the Government side, after his celebrated declaratoon to which T have alluded.Up to that time he had been subjected to cvery possible attack and ineinuations from various Government members.\u201c\u2018Atter the explosion not a word of criticism wae Peaxd with regard to him or hig private business affairs, but the most courteous and respectful words and tones were employed on all occasions whenever reference was made ! A Government which places itself in wuch a position before the country, if inferrnces of & most damaging character arc drawn by the people as to its ( Applause.) The Imperial conference, Mr.Borden said, had concluded its labors, but the results had Been of rather a negative character.Look For Blood Humors They Crop Out Constan:ly, Showing The Sy.tom Neads Purify ng.You're not satisfied with your looks.How can you be with such disfiguring pimples, such rough uneven skin ?Blood is full of humors and it's no wonder you look and feel poorly.ou are langwid, Appewite is miserable, Sleep in bard to get, Snap and vim are lacking, \u2018High time to improve matters\u2014but what's the proper remedy ?Experience groves that Dr.Hamilton\u2019s give instant effect.They tone the entire system, fortify the blood and impart a feeling of new life in o few days.Unlike strong purgatives, Dr.Hamilton's Pills are exceedingly mild.They are made from concentrated tabl extracts such as Mandrake and Butternut, and can be taken by voung or old with absolute safety.1 learnt , something very volueble after uring Dr.Hamilton's Pills,\u201d writes Miss Effie Thomson, of Meriden.\u201c1 used to have ugly ples that much embarrassed me.tonic and purilying effect of Dr.Hamilton's Pills completely restored me.My health ie splendid and my complexion u great credit to thin marvellous medicine,\u201d * lot your medicine be Dr.Hamilton's Pils.They do cure so thoroughly.Bold by ail déaiers, Mc.per box, or Sve boxes for $1.00.By mail irom N.C.Polson & Co., B; ingston, Ont, and Hartford, Comn., U.8.A, HAVE YOUR HAT WELL TRIMMED.Is is to bave a new hat, go and ve Mise Metivier at PAGUY To the |h | owner THE FALURES IF WEDDED LIF How They Come About and How They Can be Avoided, \u201cHalf tis failurvs of wedded life axe dus 10 man\u2019s inability to temper Justice with .The other ball are dus £0 woman's inability to temper outlay with income.\u201d So said one of the world\u2019s great men.Is this true?We are di to answer, \u201cNo.\u201d Many of the failures arise from | in- compatability of temperament, and, oh, so many from disordered stomach, lungs or liver, or other condition of physical infirmity.No home can at tain the hj t of happiness without health.Prychine has brought piness and health to thousands of homes in Canada.If you are in poor health, run down, weak, poor appetite, or have throat, mg or stomach trouble, write to Dr.T.A.Slocum, Limited, Toronto, or better still, go to our nearest t and procure a ttle of Psychine.Read what hap piness it brings to homes, and how one of the greatest calamities that cag come to wedded life can be avoided: \u201cThe use of your celebrated remedies Psychine and Oxomulsion in my (amily has been 50 beneficial that I feel t would be an injustice both ou and the general publie were 1 to withhold my testimony as to their excellence.Two years ago my wife was treated by lan emjneut Toronto throat specialist for a discaved throat and lunge.and and after having used three bottles was fully restored.\u201cREV.J.J, RICE, \u201c81 Walker Ave.Toronto.\u201d FRANGE AT THE HAGUE Paris, June 7.\u2014In the Chamber of i Deputies to.day M.Delressens, social- |ist, interpellated the government re lative to the attitude of France at the Hague Peace Conference.He referred to Great Britain as a \u2018\u2018precious in- !strument of peace for the whole {world,\u201d and declared that immense armaments meant bankruptecy for the countries adopting such a \u201cpolicy.For- Minister Pi veritable international parliament.France would remain true to herself by playing an unrestricted role of moderation and conciliation, similar to that adopted by M.Bourgeois, the head of the French delegation to the peace conference of 1899.The names and reputations of the French dele gates, Fe added, guaranteed the usual | fulfillment of their mission.The cham.Ber unanimously approved the winis- ter\u2019s declaration.ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scratches and every form of contagious Itch on hu: man or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wollord's Snanitary Lotion.It aover fails, Sold by L.& Martel.| mon MAH WEDS POOR TELEPNONE GIRL Pittsburg, Jume 5\u2014Cora Dugan, the prets \u2018hello girl\u201d of the Hotel Newell, and P.J.Minehun, one of Dittsburg\u2019s wealthy men, were married this morning and are now on their say East.Minehon is a horseman of wide fame and much wealth, also pro- ritor of one of the higgest liquor tithing establishments im Allegheny.Miss Dugan, the bride, is 18 years of and was considered one of Pittsburg\u2019s really prety girls.Minchan has for years boarded at the Hotel Newell where Mise Dugan was phone operator and it is understood that their courtship lasted less than rix months.Minehan did much busi- and ness through the telephone connected ! with his apartments in the hotel.\u2018Ie liked the operator's voice, sought the and fell in love with her, though he is more than twice lier oye.The marriage took place at 6 a.n.in i the Church of the Epiphany, it king known to only a few that the rich horseman and the poor telephone girl were to marry.Minehan was much chagrined when tokt that his marriage had been made public, but introduced his beautiful young bride to all friends.Miss Dugan's sister attinded her at the church.The bridegroom was eo proud ofl his young wife that he at once hurried her.oft (0 show her 10 his folk, living near Johnstown, Pa.They were scheduled to take a train fron Johnstown _ to-night and they will reach New York to-morrow morning, where part of the honeymoon will Le spent.Minchan has bought a palace in the East End for his bride.IMPORTS.Per steamer Tunisian, Braes, from Lverpock-14 pkgs.to 8.J.Shaw Co., do to chinic Hardware Co., 9 do to N.Lemieux & Fils, 1 do to order, 6 do to W.M.Macpherion, 5 do to A.W, Colley, 1 do to Quebec Gas Co., 3 do to Holt, Renfrew & Co., 3 do to Mr.Jurcidine, 3 do to Frank & Bryce, 7 do to J.B.Jatiberte, 13 do to Paquet Co., 56 do to A.Carrier & Pils, 19 do to Thibauery & \"Co.4 do te Slower, \"Fry a., to Glover, & Co., 200 do to order.Fy po mener, Empress o Ireland, \u2018orster, from Liverpool\u2014 vs to G.C.Scott, 2 do to A.E.Frans 2 do to Eadie, Vietor Mig.Co., .a Corset Co., 1 do to Wm.Doyle, 1do to J.Amyot, I do to W.CC.\u201crout, 6 do to G.N.Belleau & Co., 6 dn to Paquet Co., 7 do to MoCall, j{heby 0, & Co.3 do to Quebec Oity Mis.Co, 2 do to J.M.Noel, 4 do to Wm.Mo Limont & Son, 9 do to À.W.Colley, 3 do to G.C.Soott, 1 do to St Lawrence G.Worka, 23 do to Quebec C.Co., 1 do to W.Gardu, 10 do to P.Gauvreau, Fils & Cie, 100 de to G.Beauchamp, 196 do to Dom.Fish & Fruit Co, 63 do to $.Bouchard & Co., 2 do to Hoit, Renfrew & Jo, 4 do to J.B.Lakberte, 5 do to J.L.Cassidy Co, 22 do to order 89 do to Canadian Express, 4 do to R.P.Downing & Co, 4076 bricks to N, Barbeau.Per steamer Karnak, Caskell, from Charlottetown\u20148000 racks sale to order, Imrie, from vie WAY & FRERE, che le up-to-Cate.| receiving no relief she tried Paychine, ! 0 eign on, in reply, remark- i !position | challenged enquiry into the :ed that the coming conference Was a | tele- | ran.\u2014 AT BLUE BONNETS Weather Conditions Yesterday Were Much Improved\u2014 Track Muddy.Blue Bonnets Race Track, Montreal, June 7.\u2014So far as overhead conditions are concerned, there was n vast improvement at Blue Bonnet track for this afternoon\u2019s racing events, but the @pck was heavy from the effects of yeaterday\u2019s heavy rain.There was lit- itle work done this morning, the only horse to exercise being Inspector Purvis, and he was sent through the back stretch going an eighth of a mile in .thirteen seconds, which indicates that he likes heavy going.Several of the owners of jumpers asked to have the steeplechase event changed to a two mile race on the flat to-day.It will bly be an innings for mudlarks or the rest of the week as the track can hardly become fast by to-morrow.Bummarics: \u2014 First race, half mile, two-year-old, maidens, selling, $400 added\u2014Black Mask, 102, (McDaniel), 5 to 2, 4 to 5, and 2 to 5, won by half a length; Fare, 97, (J.Murphy), 15 to 1, 6 to 1 and 3 to 1, second; Dredger, 105, (L.Smith), 15 to 1, 6 to 1 and 3 to 1, third.ime, 52.Aristotle, Kitty Emith, May Brennan, Lida B, Lady Irene, Velox, Puff and Inauguration (also rani Second race, six furlongs, three-year- {olds and up, selling, $400 adaed\u2014Con- lessor, 112, (Gaugel), 2 to 1, 4 to B and 2 to 5, won by a | and a half; Charlie Thompson, 101, (Goldstein), 20 to 1, 8 to 1, and 4 to 1, second; Blue Coat, 112, ( Pricer), 8 te 8, 4 to 5 and out, third.Time, 13.18 3-5.Belle of Jessamine, Al Powell, Rust and Auf Wicdershen also ran.Third race, steeplechase, about two miles, four years olds and ups, selling, | 8500 added\u2014Bonfire, 143, ( McHale), 7 to 1, 2 to 1 and even, won by six lengths: Kobhampton, 153, (T.Rae), B to 83 to 5 and out, second by fifteen lengths; Paprika, 192, ( Huppe) B to 1, 8 to 5 and out, third.4.235.also ran.Fourth race, one mile and a furlo! selling, 2400 added\u2014Ivanhoe, 110, § Johnson), 6 to 5, 1 to 2 and out, won by three lengths; Nellie Burns, 103, (Goldstein), 8 to 5, 1 to 2, se cond; Cursus, 105, (J.Murphy), 4 to 1, 6 to 5 and 1 to 2, third.Time, 12.023-5.Kelvin and Holloway also ran.Fifth race, half mile, two-year-olds, iselling, $400 added\u2014Boll Weevel, 94, (J.Murphy), 7 to 10 and out, won .bv a length and a half; Fantasia, 94, 1 (Gaugel), 20 to 1, 5 to 1 and 2 to 1, necond; Soiree, 99, (J.Johnston), 15 to 1, 2 to 1, third.Time, .523-5.Ahia, Crawford and Eleanor Fay also me, Full of Fun and Butwell Sixth race, seven furl , four-vear- olds and up, welling, $400 added\u2014 Toscan, 110, (Bullman), 5 to 1, 8to 5 and 4 to 8?won by a peck; Cocksure, 102, (J.Murphy), 3 to 1, even :and 1 to 2, wmecond; St.Noel, 102, {Gaugel), 2 to 1.4 to 5 and 2 to 5, third.Time, 1.34.Sneer, Daring, Midas and Knight of Hillsboro also ran.PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY Montreal, June 7.\u2014At this aftornon\u2019s wession of the Presbyterian general assembly there was a long discussion on the question of ministers atipends, there being a general compiaiut that the stipends of the augmented clespy were ineufficient.The feeling ol the assembly was in favor of nn inermase, and a motidn was adopted that in v of the increased cost of livin, thore should be an increase at least 2100 in the stipends and :he au - tation committer was instruc to maka.their estimates for the coming year on that basis.The question o foreign missions was taken up at 1o- night's session and a very satisfectory rport was presented by the foreign commission committee.The Sauce, that makes an appetite and satisflas it.LEA-PERRINS 2%] SAUCE \u2014The Original and Genuine Worcestershire.Ask any honest groosr for THE BEST SAUCKE\u2014he Is sure te give you LEA 4 PERRINS'.SATURDAY.JUNE 8, 1307, m= 245 - a avec ve vu mar masses FROM THE CAPITAL Ottawa, Ont, June 74-The Railway Commission has received a large number of protests from residents of Winni in] against the route plans of the G.I.P.which were approved by the Call notupon the recommendation of the act minister of Railways and Canals.will be considered when the commission reaches Winnipeg in July.6 The Governor-General reached Otte: wa this evening at 7.30 by special train from Quebec.Earl Grey\u2019 return from Europe was unostentatious as from his departure, safe that he arrived ami the preliminary prepara- tiops to decorate the depot for Prince shimi's visit.AFTER DOCTORS FAILED Dr, Williams\u2019 Piak Pills Cured a Severe Case of Anaemia and Weakness.Ansemia\u2014poor watery blood\u2014is the cause of moet of the misery which afflicts mankind.Tbe housewife es pecially falls an easy prey to it.e long hours od on confinement necessary ormin; her household duties saps her po.Ss h.She becomes run down and often auf- ers extreme misery.Williams Pink Pills are the housewile's friend.The make new blood\u2014lots of it\u2014 and pure blood banishes all women\u2019s ailments.Mrs, E, St.Germain, wile of a well-known farmer of St.John des \u201cNgillons, Que, found new strength through Dr.Williams Pink Pills, She says: \u2014\u201cA year ago I was extremely weak.I could not at tend to my work.I suffered from dizzy spells; my head ached: my blood was poor; I had a bad cough and the doctors feared I was going into consumption.I followed their treatment for some time but without relief.I grew discouraged and finally [a it up in despair, I wasestrong- v advised to try Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills so proc: six boxes.Before they were all gone I felt relief.\u2018The headaches .and dizziness became less frequent and I felt a little stronger.1 continued the pills for a couple of months at the end of which time I had gained in weight: the pains had left me, my appetite was and I felt as strong and well as ever I did.I cannot say too much in favor of Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills for I cer tainly owe my good health to them.\u201d woman in the house, the man in the office, the boy or girl in the school will always find a friend in Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills.Thess pills actually make new, rich red blood and good blond banishes rheumatism, general debility, kidney troubles and thase aches and pains caused by overwork or overstudy: good blood builds up the tired, unstrung nerves snd makes pale, thin cheeks rosy and healthy.The pills are sold at 30 cente a box or six boxes for $2.50 by all medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr.Williams\u2019 Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont.QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JOHN BY, At the request of patrons of this Railway.on and after Monday, Sed June, and until the Summer time table goes into effect, the local train wilMeave St.Raymond for Quebec at 7.05 a.m., Lake St.Jossph at 7.49 81.Catherines at 7.52, and Indian Lorette at 8.18, arriving in Quebec at8-45 am.THE SCOTCH.\u201cThe Scotch,\u201d said Secretary Wilson, of the United States Department ol Agriculture, \u2018are certainly a witty people.Now, there was a visitor in the little town of Bowdoin who, on looking about, saw no chikdren, but | Evensong only grown \u2018men and women.He wondered at this and, finally, meeting a weasened .old man on the street, inquired \u2018How often are chikdren this town ¥ \u2019 the man ied, bis Holy Trinity, Levis\u2014Services Sun- 5 June 9th.\u2014Morning, 10.30 a.m.Christ Chwob, New Liverpool.\u2014~ \"Afternoon, 8 pe Chaudiere Junction.7.30 p.m.Rev.W.G.Faulconer, Rector.Rev.George Findlay will officiate at Chaudiere, 7.30 a.m.: Methodist Church\u2014Servicea to-mor- vow 11 am.and 7 pm.The Rev.Melvin Taylor, of Montreal, will morning and evening.Every! welcome.Ets Peters Caro, 20754.Valier treet, 3 Book's.\u2014 lorning Prayer, 10.30 o'clock.Evening Prayer, at 7 o'clock.Holy Communion about mid.day on first and third 8 in the mouth and on all other 8 at 8 a.m.r, Rev.Ernest A.Will- St.Andrew's Churoh (Presybterien\" \u2014Revd.A.T.Love, BA! Pastosvices to-morrow at ll am.and 7 paf.Strangers welooms.¥rensh Presbyterinn Church, J street.\u2014 Revd.Mr.Menard, Pay Services on Sunday at 1430 am.and 1 p.m.Sunday echool at 11.90 a.m, Week, Wednesday, 8 p.m.All cordial ly invited to attend.The French Baptist Mission holds ity wcvices in the school room of the Baptist Church, street door.Sunday services: \u2014S y Bchool, 10.30 a.m.; prenching, 11 amg service, 7 p.m.; Thursday even ing, 7.30.All are welcome.Rev, V.Lebeau, Missionary.Rev.E.P.H.King, Pastor.Services to-morrow at 11 and 7.Strangers welcome.St.Patrick» Church, McMahon street\u2014Rev.Father H , C.88.R., Rector.High Mass at 10.30 am.Vespers at 7.20 p.m.throat \u2014Bev.Father Hickey, 13 plain.Services om as and 8 a.m.Vespers at Hyon Trinity Church, St.Stanislas street below St.rr Beer to-morrow will be as follows: \u2014Morning Bible Jeon Busdez Bobo and nes a mm.at 7 orelook.Rector, , Rev.me Thompeon.All are invited.Seats free, Cathedral of the Holy Trinit: day Services.\u2014Holy 8 sm.(snd 7 am.on the 2nd Sunday in the month) also at 11 am, on let and 3rd Sundays of the month, Morne ing service 11 am.Evening servies 7 pm, Morning Prayer daily during the week at 9.50.Holy Communion wery Wednesday at 7.30 am, AM seats are free and strangers are wel some.8t.Matthew's Church\u2014Sunday sere vioss :\u20147.30 a.m., Holy Communion : 10.30 a.m., Matins with Sermon (and on lst, 3rd and 5th Sundays, Litany also), followed every Sunda a Choral Celebration of the Holy m- mumion ; 3.30 Ontechising, 7.00 p.m, ; and Sermon.Week days\u2014 Holy Communion at 7.30 a.m.; Evensong, 7 o'clock.Rev.Canon Sooit, Rector.The big fish are forever eating the little ones, but the supply of Ktthe «nes never runs out.The link fleh are the poor people of the sea.Modesty was never coupled with a little nature.\u2014 meme \u2014 Everything you drink in summer (except coffee) is all the better for Makes Everything Taste Better, Because Its So Good Itself It makes them more enjoyable, more refreshing, more healthful.dash of \u2018Montserrat\u2019 Lime Fruit Juice.This pure fruit juice lends ite own delightful flavor to Toe Water, Ioed Tea, Everybody's Favorite Thirst Quencher Keep a bottle of \u201cMontserrat\u201d in the pantry\u2014and you | bave the means of preparing au idesl summer drink whenever you want Ginger Ale, Mineral Water, Claret, Win and \u201cRye.\u201d \u201cSootch\u201d \u201cMontserrat\u201d Lime Fruit Julce CANADIAN AGENTS : NATIONAL DRUG & ONEMICAL 08.OF CANADA.LIMITES coolness and comfort.\u201c Order by name\u2014 Baptist Church, MoMakon strest, \u2014 \u2018 E Cyr = SATURDAY.JUNE 8, 1907 [Three | ree Cpe little things which all agree, d 7 [The ketile the teapot a GUE ERLI TEA] Lames em 0 SPRING IMPORTATION PRING OVERCOATING, SRBING TROUSERING, - 8PRING SUITING, SPRING VESTING, LIVERY COATING IN JUPERFINE GREEN CLOTH, SUBERFINE BROWN CLOTH, > SUPERFINE BLUE OLOTH, QURBERFINE DRAB CLOTH, SUPERFINE BLACK OLOTH MILITARY CLOTHS Thaki Berges, Bliss\u2019 West of England Whipeords for Mding Breeches.Da Jaeger's Underwear, Colle Bands, Knickerbooker Hoss, JOHN DARLINGTON, olfiit \u2019 ~The 7 # STATIONE FREE TEST Send Adress und 2 gent postage stamp Tor sample card © Metal Pons.%\u201c Pointing = the Finger RH of Cr A .to the man whose Ginger Ale, Soda Water, etc, are not fit to drink.This refers to others, not tous.Our drinks arethe BEST and PUREST that can be WE DEFY COMPETITION AND COMPARSION.Ml.TIMMONS & SON, QUEBEC, Lo.Aerated Water Manufacturers.(NGENIOUS MACHINES FOR TIPPING COLLARS Another Ingenious Laundry Appliance which adds t o Man's Comfort.There is one particular style of collar that will always be popular with well dressed men, the wing point.This collar has always been a difficult style to launder just right.Laundries not equipped with modern appliances used to try to get out thems collars, but the result was anything but satis factory.e tips would not point just right and the wearer would feel as if hd was dressed to act the part of a clown in the circus, with one tip of he oollar pointing dejoctedly to mother earth and the other describing an ldas if trying to locato an extinct star.The edge would have a temper a cross cut saw and the result on thehapless wearur f neck after a y's wear would look as if he had been obliged to resort to an amateur Juche eol shave.We have recently installed a machine that sha ootly all wing point collars and the same are firat moistenedi where the fold comes, then put through this machine, which is heated at the right tempera, ture, and when the collar is pressed in the same result is a.beautiful work of art and a joy to the wearer.PFEIFFER\u2019S STEAM LAUNDRY, PHONES 628-524 21, 4 6 MoMAHON ST E \u2018Dr.J.Collis Browne's CHLORODINE 18 THE ORIGINAL AWD ONLY GENUINE \u2014\u2014 = admitted by the to be wonderin and vole rant be.the mest is the best remedy kmown for Colds, Censumption, Brenahicis Ase CHLORODYNE CHLORODYNE CHLORODYNE CHLORODYNE ist szset zs CHLORODYNE Hass: Adways sak i \u201cDa J.Cotas Buowxr\u2019s Omisssoras,\u201d and beware of spmiown or imitations.The genuine beam the weeds * Da.J.Ostass Baowmis COUTORODYNE on \u2018the Stamp of each bottle.Soldin Bottles.Prices in England 1/1, and 2/8 4/6 each (Overwhelming Medisal Testimony panies sash bette.) SLE MANUYACIURERS, J.T.DAV.RT, LIMITED, LONDER, Whelemle mata, LYMAN, BROS, & Os.Lod, TORONIO acte like a charm in aly specific In Cholern snd Drieriaryeffectually outa short all attacks of Rpilepap, Rhoume Heme FAMOUS MORGUE 18 ABOLISHED.Horror Show of Paris Is Closed to \u2018Public\u2014~New Regulations\u2014Tragie History .of Europe's Most Cele brated Death House, Paris has abolished its ionique show\u2014that famous ich has amused or di thousands of visitors me feature no thorough sightscer could afford to miss.No longer may one view from the sidewalk, as sample wares in store show windows, tl ærita, terrible tions, but lacking life.No loñger may the curious enter at will to ree upon marble slabs those poor \u2018unfortunstes who find their way to that clearing house of death hy hundreds every year.Only thuse who can convince the keeper that they are really looking for soins relative or friend mysteriously missing will bere- after be permitted to ster, The new lations which have just gone into pan were drafted only after it had become determined by the city officials that the former privileges had been grossly abused, that the old methods sadly failed in their purpose.Tourists have gencrally gons to see the morgue, fecling that jt was one of the sights not to be consistently missed, and have come away with a feeling of mance which will always remain with them, ustice to the city, however, necessi- ates the statement that no morbid or lugubrious motive lay behind the former regulations, which have been found s0 obmoxious.Indeed, the object aimed at was mosi practical.Of the large cities in Europe where suicides and murders keep the morgues well fed, Paris is the most prolific of such horrors.here, between the river, the rope, poison, the firearm and the knife, the number of unknown dead martiiges to keep well up to an average of two a day.And not more than a third of these are ever claimed, so that the expense to the city in providing burials in Potter's field becomes a aævrious burden, That is why, many years ago, it was determined to devise sone plan whereby the identification of the dead might be facilitated.magine a store window filled with lifeless people instead of the customary articles placed there to advertise wares! Such is identically what you could have sen in Paris before this reformed measure went into operation, Technically having no bodies for sale, yet the object of the city in displaying them was to get rid of them.Parisians are a busy people: also, care-free.Many would not bother to go inside the morgue to inspect the remains, as is done in American cities, So the city went to meet them\u2014placed the corpses in the window so that he who ran might ise.Not this a one; a nil more unusual ste was taken to aid gpassershy in detecting their deccased friends if they should chance to be in the morgue.Often a person doesn't look at all like he did in life.Why?Because the / usual unnatural sition robs him of what in life his friends re- cogaized.f seen as he used to ait in his armor with his head resting in his hand, he would be i easily.So sensational Paris, through its morgue people, took to fixing up the houses of clay in lifelike positions in the great show window ing the street.People hurrying past could not help giving \u2018& passing glance, and meny and many a time that glance was followed by a startled exclama- tio, then a definite identification.As a general thing, however, the corpses were displayed on a slab of black marble, under glass cases.The clothing found on the body was hung y, as an aid to identification.Even this grussome i attracted large numbers of the curious.The morgue is on the banks of the Seine, at one approach to the bridge St.Louis\u2014quite appropriate, since mort of the unidentified dead which feed it come from the river, and a large Fercen of them plunge from that self-same bridge.Directly across from the quaint, but not inartistic, one-storey building, is the famous Notre Dame within easy view, is the Hotel Ville.Watercraft of every description up and down past the morgue tinually.Every now and then one of them, stops to pick up from the water's surface a bedraggled unfortunate; for in France the Seino is the river of suicides, Reconstructed in 1864, the morgue replaces the original one in the form of a Greek tomb which was first built in virtues of a police dict under the First Republic.However, something of the kind was known long before that, and as far back as the seventeenth century in France it has been customary ta lace on view the bodies of unidentis ied dead.The main part of the morgue in supplemented by two wings, and with slabs of black marble in two lines for the reception of bodies.A French novelist of the \u201chorrible\u201d school, M.Jules Janin, wrote a book several years ago, in which he pistur- ed the keeper of the morgue as havin his residence within those diema walls, and even depicted the koeper as giving an evening party to hin friends in a room joining that sepulchral chamber, According to the matistical tables, more men than women find their way to the Paris morgue.For instance, of those victims under the age of 25, during a period of years, the number of males was 515 and of females 115.Between the ages of 25 and 45, of 1,242 occupants, 1,050 were men nnd 192 women.From 45 to 85 there were 593 men and 58 women.Out of 1,745 violent deaths reported in a given time, 1,414 were by drowning, 114 by hanging, 98 by firearms, 46 \u2018through the fumes of charcoal, 86 through falls from heights, 8 from sharp weapons, 11 by poison, 7 by being crus beneath vehicles and 4 from alcohol.About two-thirds of the bodies tak- ized so that the task of providing Paria for them Is expensive.LIFE IN COREA.de go con- putting up Prince Y heir takes place.hid fourteen-year-oki boy a the oity schools is given five cont, a pla By he father to per tor Xx lunch at noon, but the other day anked bis father for threo nllowencs in a buneh, and human bodies seated in lifelike posi i chair, or with his arms on the table, Cathedral, \u2018 while on the other side of the river, | THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.+ A \u201cHecla\u201d Furnace : Let , Les will always keep your home warm and comfortable, and provide in addition a system of ventilation that willÿalwéys keep the air fresh and pure and free from gas, smoke or dugt.Hecls Fused Joints guarantee this purity of atmosphere, because they are made by fusing the iron and stedl of the Hecla together at a white heat in such a way as to make a joint that is absolutely tight for all time.\u2018In ait other farnaces, this joint is made with bolts and cement, and the difference in the ratio of strains the bolts and loosens the cement, leaving openings for the escape of gas and dust.Fused Joints ase everlasting.Sectional Fire Pots.I make Hela Firé Pots in scctions to prevent cracking in the centre where most fire pots give way.I provide for\u2019 expansjon and contraction in such a way that there is no strain \u2018ôn Hecla Fire Pots.The flanges, cast on Hecla Fire Pots, add 50% to the heating surface.Triangular Grate Bars keep the fire clean with less trouble than any other grate bars made; one turn of the crank clears out the ashes, removes clinkers and leaves a bright, clean fire.ge] NM you are building ; ww 8 House or installing a heating system, you should know why the Heels is the most sanitary, the most efficient and most economical furnace made.See our nearest agent or write the Clare Furnace Builder for the latest catalogue and a free estimate, CLARE BROS.& C0.Limited.PRESTON, Ont.QUEBEC AGENTS : Mechanies Supply Coexpansion between iron and steel soon} having newspaper office and nsked to have it RIT applied to the fund for riddiog ! of her debt to Japan, and he is now going without bis tiflin.A report from the district of hyup says that the prefect is doing a rushing business in selling widows, On the on the the prefect and the other officers ran away.The contents of the ofiice were burned.To a province, who lately passed his 100th birthday, given by the emperor.In a town not fur south of the bandits hav their cause that they have asked the refect to join them.He politely used.The man who goes to the bad without.realizing it may be worth saving.\u2018The one who takes liberately in not worth the effort that received jt he took it to a Corea [1 An- A 1 H (hi Oth a barlit raid was made | | SEEPS refectural office ut Yun-an and Hin itt Ft tr HH i Corean in North Kyunp-sung Hi high honorary rank wos Seoul so much faith in re- | HT Hi 59 the sinful way de- would be required to stop him.ms | LUC SERVATIONS AT ONCE.We wil file all reservations in the order THOMAS, JcCAMUS, President Vice-President of the Temiskaming and Hudson Bay Mining Company and President of The Temiskaming Telephone Co.NEMUNBEE me ed ion FE ong.bv.4 + pu 1 Shann BUY Y BOYS LARDER LAKE.6 CENTS PER SHARE.© A BARGAIN Never Sold Before at that Low Price.60 cents WHOLESALE and RETAIL STABIONERS, DALHOUSIE ST.FRAMK WESLEY HAYNES, Vice-Pres.Director \u201cof The New Liskeard and Northern Ontario Mining Co.; .This will be the last epportanity*.te parchase Larder Lake shores of inside properties of such à low priés.EE ~ (Par Value, $1.00, Fully Paid and Non-assessable.) returned to those who have the courage and the Judgment te invest \u2019 We recently made a most successful flotation of the wonderful ] Blue Bell Goid Mines, Limited.We offered to investors half of the capital stock, amounting to 3,500,000 shares, at 10 cents per share.We stated to our clients and investors in general that the shares of Biue Bell were a great purchase, and that the amount offered would be fully subscribed.Our predictions in this respect were fulfilled\u2014 the full amount of shares offered have been subscribed for.We have had to return money and turn back many applications.Some of our clients and many investors were very much disappointed at not being able to obtain these shares.- We now offer what We believe to be an investment equally as inviting and one that also is as good an investment and which we belleve will prove equally as profitable.The LUCKY BOYS shares at 6 cents per share wiil come within the reach of many more in- veators on accoulit of the price and also on account of not so large an amount of money being required to be-invested therein In order to obtain some of the shares.We will say with every confidence that the One Milllon shares of Lucky Boys which we now offer will be largely over-subscribed.We want to serve every investor the same and advise a who want to make a safe, profitable investment, and one that wi I make you many times the amount that you invest, to PLACE YOUR RE- received, whether received by mail, telephone or telegraph, and wiil hold all such reservations for a sufiiclent length of time to enable the remittance for same to reach ua.The Lucky Boys claims were staked last summer and were well selected.Gold-bearing quarts is found upon each and every claim.Bome of the claims adjoin.the famous Reddick claims; others adjoin the well-known Proprietary Gold Fields Company, and others adjoin the wonderful Blue Bell properties.We can advisg investors truthtully that there sre no better claims in the.Larder:Lake gold flelds than those of the Lucky Boys.- We do not believe it 15 necessary for us to go.into as much detail regarding Larder Lake, its possibilities and resources.as we have herstofors done In our advertisements pertaining thereto.All Canada must have heard of Larder Lake\u2014the new Eldorado of northern Ontario\u2014and of its wonderful gold deposits.Our own expert miners and mining engineers who are now in the fleld are sending out reports to us almost daily of the great gold finds that are being made and of the wonderful extent of the gold veins and their remarkable widths.: Minlug men of experience and mining engluesrs of reputation and standing declare that there is nothing in the worid that has ever been\u201d known to excel what Is found there in the great iodes that lle ofen and are exposed to the surface, many feet in width and extending for miles.The gold which 1s sfound at larder .Lake {s most marvellously and equally distributed - throughout .the quarts.Of course it is only guess work -at this.time for anyone to say what quantity of gold will be taken out within the next year or two, but it is safe, from present indications.to count upon many lions.Cobalt is a wonder anll.has.made & number of mil- 118naires in the past three or four years, but the number of millionaires that will be made in.Larder Lake gold district within the next year will be many times that which Cobalt has produced.There are many men to-day\u2018wheihave not more than several hundred dollars, or perhaps less.whe (wl 11 possess within the next year as many hundred thousands as they -havejhundreds of dollars\u2019 to-d The production of gold inst year excésded FOUR HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS.Somebdbdy got thismoney.Most of it went lo the people in ordinary circumbtances.By nveatdrs placing their money in -La- der Lake NOW, they will\u2018reap great p Many mililons wilt be\u2019 « .TRANSFER AGENWS AFD ANGISTRARS THE TRUSTS AND QUARANTEE C6, Limited | WU KING STREXT WheT, TORONTF, CANADA.their money now in Larder Lake.The secret of profitable investment in mining is the careful selection of a brokerage house which will first go to the pains and expense of findingsout for an abaniute certainty if the proposition they offer is reliable and has merit, and LAW & COMPANY HAVE DONE THIS and our facilities are such as to keep in close touch and know the actual conditions surrounding the properties which we advertise and recommend.We do not claim to have the only gold property in the Larder Lake district, or the only one that has merit.We do not claim that we are the only broikerage firm that is honest and reliable.We do not caution you not to buy other shares or of other brokers.We are not trying to build up our own reputation upon the ruination of others, but Ly upright, straight-forward business methods.WE DO CLAIM, however, that we are sincere in what we offer \u2014that we are honest and reliable, and that we have used every method and have obtained reliable information from the Larder Lake district as to its being a substantial old field.We are satis-.fled that the Lucky Boys property is a good, safe investment, and one\u2018that will prove highfy profitable.We know that the gold is on the Lucky Boys property, and we know that it ia a very easy and a very simple matter to extract the aame\u2014that it is, free milling ore, and that all that will be required is to place the machinery upon the properties, and we believe the results therefrom will pay mile lions of dollars in dividends to stockholders.6 CENTS PER SHARE / \u2018 on Letter Files.I.P.DERY & FILS, PHONE 112 L , + Remember that we have but ONE MILLION shares of the \u201c- Lucky Boys to offer at 6 cents per share.This is not half the pum- ber we offered in Blue Bell, and does not represent a total investment of one-fourth the amount to bring about an over-subscription.We therefore urge IMMEDIATE ACTION by ail those that\u2019 falled to be in time te secure Blue Bell, and we further advise that fnvestors should have no hesitation whatever ; that Lucky Boys 1s absolutely as good an Investment in every way as any Larder Lake mining company, regardless of price, location or results obtained.The Directors, OMicers and Management of the Lucky Boys are among the most successful mining men in Northern Ontario\u2014men whose standing and reputation are beyond reproach\u2014and every investor may feel assured that their interests will be looked after by these gentlemen properiy and in a thorough asd businesslike manner.« The entire country is waking up to the wonderful opportunities offered in the Larder Lake gold district.The opportunities offered now to make safe and enormously profitable investments will have passed within a very short time.Men representing millions are in the field; looking over properties and purchasing.The oppor tunity offered now of buylng Lucky Boys at six cents per share will undoubtedly be the last chance that Investors wil have of getting in on the very rock bottom, in the very heart of the wonderful Larder Lake district.It should be remembered that these properties are just as valuable and have just as good showing and with as much gold in sight, and are in every other way as good as the properties of other companies whose shares are wlling to-day at $1.00 and $1.50 per share.We sincerely believe, and have every redson to make the assertiom that Lucky Boys, which can be purchased today at six cents, will In a very short tims be selling at $1.00 or more.Wire or telephone orders at our expense.P fuil information, containing application blanke, od ty ny TR mailed to any ad- LAW & CO._\u2019 728-729-780-781-782 Traders Bank Buildi Toren Canada: Telephone Main 2708.ne te ea \u20188 10 .St.eMichael\u2019s Wine isthe pure juice of the vine.Vin, St.Michel is not a patent medicine vit is a natural Tonic, prepared by thejlaboratory of nature.It contains in the mildest form, all tlie elements J necessary to Jl.and nutritive J a stimulative, rebuilding Tonic VIN ST.MICHEL \u2018 (St.Michael\u2019s Wine) is not only pleasant to the taste, but has not:that burning effect of alcoholic liquors, nor the sharp and bitter taste of quinine and iron It is soft and mellow to the taste, neither too sweet nor too heating to the stomach.It is a remedy which cures preparations.Weakness, Debility and Dyspepsia Boivin, Wilson @ Co., Eastern Drug Co., ba Ld CE Montreal, Sole Agents for Americ: Boston, U.8.A,, Agents for the United States.NEW YORK \u2014 clevated lines right at and a private passage way station for both «and local trains.And \u201ctimely\u201d it of ,conveniences\u2014the Four years In buildiag.Twenty -sevew stoziue.More ¢ Foundation \u2014 Rooms \u2014_ ue npl.20xwed.sat.x26.PHONE 2224 \u201c\u201c\u2014 gain the tin «.; Inn,\u201d sys Shakespeste, and we think the Hotel Belmont deserves this title \u201cTimely\u201d 1 is\u2014at the very doors of the Grand Ceatral Station \u2014 with surface and to sub- express that \u2018it furnishes the wealth pleteness of service \u2014the satis- * fying environment which med- em hotelcraft aims to attain.Cost of Hotel Belmont, $10,000,000.Mighest type of firnpreef construction, hand is\u2014in com- STATISTKS stags of ventilation by flltered nir.utematic heat reg alatars.Nine elevators, Tha latest addition to the grea! hotels of the world.Opened May Bib, 1808.RATES without bath, $2.50 aad upward Rooms with bath, $3.50 aad upwaed Pastor, bedroom aad bath, $10 and upward We would welcome you here and try 1 make you look upon this hotel as your New Y'« The Hotel Belmo 42nd Street and Park Avenue, Nev.ork City.B.LL M.BATES, Mansging Directorwe dent PHONE 2224 CHARLES VEZINA ESTABLISHED 1876.117-128 Bridge Street Putting in of all kinds of Heating Apparatus, Electric Installations, Plumbing and Metallic Roofing.The finest assortment of Electrical Fixtures besides a large stock of Stoves which combine duration, elegance, convenience and Seonomy, such as the oslebrat- od Pandora, Magpie Leaf, Regal, Perfection, Penn Esther, Excel Perfestion, Plaln\u20148emi- Pain and Pan Faverite all Cast Iron Stoves.The Steel Stoven\u2014Neetenay, Universal Faverite, Crown Favorite, Capital Favorites\u2026.ALSO Refrigerators of all sises and the most modern patieras cane ro lic oe action in the Dominion.Tahou share o of all kinds of econtracis in his line of business.Nearly tem thousand tons of steel uaed.with private and [mains in cam SrtA .THE OVEBEO OHKONIOLR, .- MATTERS OF INTEREST \u2014_\u2014 T0 MILITARY MFN 6 (BY THE \u201cEXAMINING GUARD\") THE Q.0.C.H.UNDER CANVAS.The local cavalry iment \u201cis now undergoing their annual training at St, Joscph, and a visit to their cam, would prove of interest to either sold- jler or civilian.| The ge'lant 10th have a reputation for smartness, both on and off parade.\u2018and they are certainly upholding it | this season.Their camp is a model of cleanness \u2018and order, and speaks volumes for tuv quartermaster, jor Clint, and his -ablo assistant, Reg.Q.M.Sgt.H.kh.Scott., The stables and horse lines ars also very neat, the officers, sergegnts and men\u2019s messes are provided with every | thing that would tempt the sppetate, and taking everything into considea- jtion, the camp is one of the most gratifying and successful yet held by , the regiment.: The officers sleep and dine in the old \u2018officers mess building, the N.C.0,'4 pnd men sleep in tents, but dine in tie uts, | There are fifty-four tents pitched and from four to five men occupy each tent, palliasses of straw have been pro- jvided, and each man has à plentilul \u2018supply of blankets and, although the | weather bas been rather cold, the \"health of the troops has been excellent, | The same may be said of the horses.\u2018The fact that there has not been a | gin lc horse in the sick lines, speaks {well for the care bestowed on the animals by the men who have evidently been taught the old cavalry maxim that \u2018\u201c\u201cthe soldier's best friend is his horse.\u201d Mr.Joseph Cloutier is catering for the officers and men\u2019s messes, and is (doing his work well.He is assisted {by a competent staff of waiters, \u2018and, as a consequence, the men are not required to perform that lessant duty known as \u2018\u2018mess orderly.\u201d The sergeants are bring looked after by | Mr.Jules Gaildrand and the \u2018\u2018backbone\u201d of the regiment have nothing but geod words for their caterer.The mess is nicely decorated ond the menu includes everything that even a hungry cavalryman might desire.The corps is about 235 strong and the following is the staff: \u2014 REGIMENTAL STAFF.Licut.-Colonel Ashinead in command.Major J.Scott, second in commanc.Major A.J.Price, adjutant, Major E.Clint, quartermaster.Gapt.x D Duchane, vet.officer.pt.F.P.iwka, ymaster.Capt.W.H.Delany, 4.46, medient officer.SUBORDINATE STAFF.Reg.Sergt.Major W.Bissette.Reg.Q.M.Set.H.E.Scott, Sergt.Trtr.A.Ashmead.0.R.Sergt.C.Lynch.Eater Sec G Pros ing Sergt.G.Fraser.Band Sergt.J.Morin.\u201cA\" SQUADRON, Major Gilmore, commanding.8.8.Major H.Blair.8.Q.M.¢ J.B.O'Regan.Farrier Sergt.P.Turcotte.\u201cB\u201d SQUADRON.Major A.Dobell, commanding.88.Major R.Gore.S.Q.M.Sergt.H.D.Senit.Farçier Sergt.G.E.Little.\u201cC\"\u201d SQUADRON.Major H.Atkinson.commanding.S.S.Major Geo.Atkinson.S.Q.M.Seryt, T.B.O'Neil.ROUTINE.Reveille, 5 a.mist parade, 5.30 a.m.to 7 am.Breakfast, 7.30 a.m.2nd § ule, 5 p.m.to 7.30 p.m.Tea.mn.In ar.ion there is feeding, groom: ing, cleaning saddlery, bedding dows, and & dozen and one other things that keeps the horse soldier out of mischief, The members of \u201cA\u201d and B\" Squadrons return to their ofeasionul duties in town after breakfast and go hack to camp in time to attend the evening parade.\u201c\u2018C\u2019* Squadros re and the men are kept busy during the day nt reconnaissance work, shooting, stable duties, guards, the instructing.This is as it should be, but we think an instructor from the Royal Camadian Dragoons cou'd be usefully employed in drilling re ertite and giving lectures on Hitting anddiery, grooming, stable duties, etc, to all ramks.Te is to be hoped the authorities will provide a manege before next drill senson, either this or a riding school in urgently required.The open field is not a suitable place to give a young soldier instruction in horsemanship.- Thercamp will break up on Sunday afternoon, when \u201c\u201cA\u2019\u2019 and \u201c\u2018B\u201d Squadrons will return to town.\u201cC\u201d Squadron will entrain for River-du-loup on Monday moming.The quartermaster and his staff will remain until Monday night when everything will be left in good shape for the camp of the rural militia which commences on the 25th nat.Baptist Testimony INSTANT RELIEF FROM COLDS, HEADACHE AND CATARRH.REV.FREY'S STATEMENT: Rev.P.1.Frey, 17astor of the Maple 8.Baptist \u2018hurch, Buffalo, N.Y, says: \u20181 have bren greatly troubled with colds, hemdache and catarrh.I have used Dr.ih Catarrhal Powder with beat resultd.In fact it has done w for me, and 1 wish to recommend it to sveryooe.\u201d This remedy is also a perfect specie for influetze, Or.Agnew's Ointme' t Is without an equal for skin disenses or piler, 356, Sold by L.E.Marie.\u2018 ete, | The officers and N.C.officers do | peace PERMANENT CORPS.B.God, R.C.R., bas return- od from St.Remi, 1'.Q., where be bud been instructing a cadet carps for the laut month.Previous, to that he was © on similar duty at Lachine, re.y The R.C.R.is doing good work in this connection this season.Vaughan is conducting a sobool at Three Liver 8 instructing v 4 corps in city, while Corpl.Senith fus oon ew loyed at Victoriaville and Nicolet.Je understand employment could be found for a number of instructors in this province, but they are mot avail: able.This is really too bad, ond shows that a system similar to thet we advocated in a recent issue of this column should be adopted in the permanent corps.We contond that every man belonging to these instructional depots should be an instructor, but | until some inducements are hekl out in the way of increased puy for those that obtain the necessury qualifications we cannot expect the permunent corps ta sucoesefully carry out the work with which #t is cherpod- viz : the instruction of the Canadian militia and corps.At the present time there should be visional is also \u2018THE IMPORTANCE OF THE WATER-PAN is mot- appreciated by many furnace manufacturers or the general public as much as it should be.Without the moisture evaporated from the water in the pan, the hot air distributed throughout the house is dry and dusty.Cracks and opens up the furniture\u2014is not fit to breathe into the lungs.Yet, mind you, some furnace makers place this important water-pan where there is often not enough heat to evaporate the water.Put it out of sight in an awkward position at the side or back, where it cannot readily be filled without being removed\u2014and when filled it would take a juggler to replace it without spilling a big share over himself.THE EASY SUNSHINE METHOD It is placed right in the path of the hot air as it circulates around the dome of the furnace.Its impossible for any heated air to pass out of the registers before extracting its due share of moisture from the water-pan.That-means you breathe healthful, clarified air, free from an instructor at the headquarters of every undron, battery and company, asmsting the officers to get their commands into shape for the coming eamp, but if instructors were appli | for, ike application would likely be met with the reply : No instructors available, only four are allowed, and they ate aH employed.he demund for.mtructors is great.e today than ever before.Consequent on the formation of so many new cadet corps, let us hope the authorities will make an endeavor ta mect the demand.TOMMY HAS NO PLAY GROUND NOW.The .men of \u2018the permanent corps have been forbidden to play games of any kind om the Kaplunade.The R.C.G.A.and R.C.R.have here tofore found this piece of ground very handy as a place where ey could play baseball, football, etc., after the niternoon parade.And now if they wish to indulge in a Jittle innocent recreation, they will have to tremp out to the Q.A.À.grounds (which is seldom available) or take to the timbered Plains of Abrebam.And ail de a enfer Fa bien the } to tl mapner in whic e men weve dressed, No doubt ¥ the football teams, etc,, i order they would be allowed to Sey on \u201cour Esplanade,\u201d but beautiful as a helmet may look, it is not exactly suited to an athletio field.We know both corps we have named are vided with athletic costumes, a if worn, we cantiot see any earthly reason why the wearers shoukl not be allowed to indulge in their favorite games on the Esplanade, or any place else, for that matter, where room on be found.The action of the citizens in this case reminds us of Kipling's hues : \u201cIt's Tommy this and Tommy that, And Tommy go away, But its \u2018thank you,\u201d Mr.Atkins When the band begins to play.\u201d We hope this order wil be cancelled and that we will agen sce the wear ers of the blue and scarlet disporting themselves on the ground the citizens were only too proud to have the First Canadinn Contingent parade on before iw sailed for the battlefields of South rica.TACTICAL EXERCISE.The Inspector General in his Inst annual report says: \u2014The sham fight at Erindale proved a success, and wert far to illustrate how essential it is that divisions and brigades, from 060 end of Canada to the other, should he organized, and put through similar tests in issuing orders and carrying them out.Every one knows that the permanent force and many \u2018city\u2019 regiments, are well trained, but their indivi training is not sufficient unless their organization, mobilization and efficient handling, as well aa that of the rural force, is as in time of , then one might feel that only the signal to is needed.The garrison of Quebec has not Lad a tactical exercise thir year and us we will have the fleet here in a few days why not embrace the opportunity of giving the corps of this garrison, both permanent and volunteer, a rattling good lesson in field work.There is no doubt the fleet would enter heartily into the scheme and with an officient staff to draw up and superintend a tactical iden, greet benefit would be derived by all ranks.If it is not possible to carry out the work by day thon we could bave a night attack, the permanent force tak- ling the furthest out positions to «which they might move in the after noon and the Caval:v, Rifle Brigade, 0.B., ete., looking nfter positions in or near the city.This is certninly a splendid opportunity of finding out just how much we are prepared to defend our city in care of attnck, and of giving brigade nid battalion commanders practice in {sxning orders and attending to thoir correct execution.- In order to maiv the operations ny realistic as possible, avd a= an object fesmon, garrison orders might be is sued Le the oltect that on Bustier ignal, say a rocket or gun firing, the oor would A ble in drill-order a the Drill Hall, or other poinl, as quickly as possible.We would then he able to find out easily how long it would take thn garrison to get under arms in case of emergency.| Tha orders Jor thn operatidns, (ex: cept the\u2019 hour of commencement ) would, of course, be issued to ocom- mnndera in time to allow them to rend ond explain them to their sub ordinates and make the necessary dispositions before the day or aight ap dust and dryness, Sunshinejust above the fuel door.Takes .buta mo- 2 ment or two to fill BookLET.For the sake of your furniture, your own health and peace of ind, you should decide on the Sunshine, If your local dealer does not handle the Sunshine write direct to us for Fres, + Note the convenient location of the large water- N .rs | LAA i.Cf 92 Ea ; > S We 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