The Quebec chronicle, 14 juin 1907, vendredi 14 juin 1907

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Temperatures === The Quebec Chronicle.| » : ai -v .ESTABLISHED 1764 + QUEBEC, FRIDAF.JUNE 14.1907, \u2019 ONE CENT, For the uncertain\u2014 r Summer days \u2014Raincoats to fit the season, the man and the pocketbook.4 Skeleion coats made light énd water tight, from §15, 7 CNEL 00TH VEN À CHENT FECEPTIO Addressed Crowded House at Auditorium Last Night LEADING PEOPLE PRESENT ?Grand Old Maa of the Salvation Arm te Gtr py Sree tangements for the reception were moat complete! filled with the lead: => people of the city.On the stage alas there was n big gathering, among those occupying seats there being Hon.Richard Turner, who pre .oided : Hon.Judge McCorkill, Mr.J.Hamilton, Rev.A.T.Love, Rev.I.M.Thompson, Rev.W.C.Clark, Rev.A.J.Lebeau, Memrs.J.Theodore Ross, Col.Turnbuli, John C.Thom son, J.G.Scott.W.H.Davidson, J.Thompson, 8t.G.Boswell, C.Pmpion, A.E.Pleiffer, T.C.Aylwin.BR.Stewart, Ald.A.J.Messervey, G.'B.Ramsey, Dr.Harper, D.Rattray, J.Brown, J.M.Johnston, J.fA.Clint, E.T.D.Chambers, R.B.Lindsay, W.Brodie.E.Harper Wade, u number of the officers of the cruiser squadron now \u2018n port, and others.There were also a number of pro minent officers of the Salvation Aemlyincluding Commissioner Coombs, head of the Army in Canada, Col.Pugmire, Commissioner Nicholl, editor of War Cry, Coland Howell, whose: work in connection preparations for the reception met with such signal success.Tho Staff Band from Toronto, a fine musical organization, w& on stage and ered a number of excellent elections.; When General Booth made his entry upon the stage he was received wil t enthusiasm, the vast audience greeting him with repeated applause: fter a hymn and prayer, the Hon.Arar Turner rose to introduce the General.The visit of General Boothsaid Mr.Turner, was an honor to bec.He was a man conm priest) \u2018an equal throughout the world owing to the marvellous work whieh be had accomplished.Tt was not necessary for General Booth to receive a formal introduction to a Quebec audience, for in this city as elsewhere he was well-known and highly honored.; General Booth, on rising.wes given Jomeral Booth He thankod the au- dienoe for his warm reception.evidence of appreciation of a work was always pleasing and he hoped that he would alwave merit the same appreciation, The General then with Me ocre: an ud: dress which clai the intense .tention of the audience throughout, and Adjutant Owens, with the here e man\u2019s 40: | fering and to tell them that the Higgins, Brigadiers Cox | pe and which was punctuated with quent outhursts of applause as the General spoke of \u2018the work and ac complishments of the Army.The Salvation Army, said General Booth, deserved well of the people, and ho asked the people to judge them, for the Army invited investigations Judge the Army by results, said the Geueral, not by what people said shout them, not on what they said ebout themseives.The Army had advanced through contumely, through slander, through misrepresentation and fre had won its\u2019wey into the hearts of the best and truest friends of the buman race.The Salvation Army's doctrine was à simple one.It was included in \u201cLove the Lord tby God, with all thy heart and fy neighbor as thy- pi\" Te tau ht h t sin vas a hate , a e thing, and the great ceatral toot of salvation, the crucifixion, which makes possible the salvation of man.: General, Booth said he did not wish bis hearers to think that he said the Salvation Army had\u2018 been uniformly successful in every instance.It his difficulties in dealing with the masses \u2018of suffering.which it had en- ud - A NY mew - com manded the .sympathy of all those who wenp éd bomecity.Ra detailed how 41 years ago a taken hig stand alone in the East End of Londbn, and determined to see what could be done for the mass of misery, of sin and darkness which \u2018axisted tare, He \u201cre ferred to the beginnings of the army, which he «aid was not instituted in opposition to the churches, not the starting of a new religion, but to re scue the myriads of people dragged down by sin, by poverty and by suf- rist bad died to save them.The army tried to save these people whether it pleased others or not.It was not in the great cities alone that people were found who never crossed the threshold of a church.Were these to ba allowed to perish?Not by God's help, said the Army.The Army went to the people and forced them to listen.General Booth then spoke olgghe marvellous work which the Army had done in the field of vice.Because a girl had made a false step was she to be allowed to rot in her corruption and go down to hell without a-help- ing hand being stretched out to her?The Army had rescued 50,000 girls trom a life of misery and they were now walking the path of virtue.Drunkenness, too, said the General, was growing in every direction.He had begged the Japanese to beware that when importing these practices from the western world.with which they hoped to build up their country, not to import also the habit of drunk- emness.But this was not the sin of Japan.There was, à feeling of des- ir in the minds of those who came in contact with {female incbrintes.A aphie description of what the Army fod done in this respect was given.In a southern city was a woman who was the terror of the y@lice.Fortynine times had she been in t for {drunkenness, and cach time Bad she [eft the prison just a little worse than before.Kame might say, what a ter- (ble woman, but there No many le present in + uildiag, com- Prtably dressed and in happy homes, who did not renlize the influence of the good examplos which had been set before them and of the wall of society which shut from them out from sue outcasts.did not realise the examples which had bein set before this unfortunate.Her father, a her mother a drunkard and her mi tress a harlot, she had been foroed into a lite of drupkenness and shame.The woman was finally turned over the Salvation Army Would the Army Fake hold of her?asked the police.Of course, the Army would t e charge of her.Some of these Salvation Army captaine woukl take charge of the devil himsel, added the General.When the woman captain of the Army went to\u2019 visit the unfortunate in the gaol, did she preach her a sermon on the borrible woman that she was?Not a bit.Shé just put her arme anout her neok and gave her a kiss, The wo- POMMERY Inthe-open markets of France and Great Britain, where quality fixes the price.ef Champagne.POMMERY STANDS FIRST.' LAW, YOUNG A 00.Montreal, General Agents: 0 for the salvation\u201d man wassaniazed at the action of the Toman is fe i eluial, bo ond al iumedia eve the Salvation Army officer marched off Wik hes at onos, proud \u201cas if she had un a treasure.They took away, washed her and dressed her, and then preached to her that wonderful salvation which, no ater how ow 8 man or woman tallen, sented a ladder by which they hd egein climb to tability.The Salvation Army done something like this on a very large scale.Thousands upon thousands of women like these were now marching under its banners.General Booth then stated that he boped to lie long enough to be able to do on a large scale, what was now being dome on a smaller one, for the criminal classes.In Canada the n gate brigade was at work, and ces of what was being done along this live were also given.The colonisation work of the Army was then touched upon by the General in a very interesting manner.Some of the things whick had already been done were ated.The people were finding the Army out in this work also and when larmers wanted help an employers wanted men, when husbands wanted wives and wives wanted busbands, they applied to the Army.One section said the Army was taking «way the brawn and muscle of the vountry.The other want the scum of the old country.Ha would say that the Army never took one man whom it dic not bel'sve would make a citizen.Twenty thousand of them bad already been planted in this country and scarcely any had returned and scarcely any complaints hand been heard.The Army was ready to become the servant of ,eny company or any government who !dosi its services in this work.Tho ime, however, had passed when the Army had to go-about begging for a Wheee, asked the General, does the {Army now stand after its 41 years of existence?Fa 52 countries it was at |work, apd in 32 different langua | were its labora pursued.It had 15, regularly trained officers and 50,000 i local officers.It published 24 different | newspapers.Two hundred thousand hungry men and women were fed every day and 23,000 homeless people were sheltered every night.Its activities were engaged in rescuc homes, ¢hild- ren's homes, labor bureaus, colonization bureaus, inquiry bureaus and a ; bundred and one other agencies.; General Booth brought his impres- _sjve ana eloquent address to a close jwith an earnest a | to his hearers (on the question: \u201cWhat have you {done with your life?\u201d What would the ,answer be?He did not ask them sit they were à Catholic or n Protes- ,tant, a Jew or Gentile.But what he did ask wax what are fou doing with your Life?The Gemeral's closing peroration was a specially thrilling and use again broke Tor with | five Courtep; edoubled vigor when the General had (taken his \u2018seat and it contisued for \"Ha hs MeCorkill proposed : Hon.i a \u2018vote of thanks to the General in a felicitous address $n which be said that the enthusiasm, great heart and | earnestness of General Booth explain- \u201ced the influence which he had exerted far and wide.He assured General Booth of the sympathy which went \u2018out to him and his work from this city, and from men of all nationalities, as he was glad to see some of his French-Canadian fellow-citizsena t at the meeting.The Geral \"had now reached the November of his life, but all hoped that it would be \u2018long before he reached the December., | The resolution was seconded hy \u2018Mr.John Hamilton, who spoke of the immense amount practical work (done by the Army.He referred to (the difficulty of the work which the \u201cArmy was doing, and said that if the testimony of an outsider like himeelf could do any benefit to the sell-nacri- ficing and valuable labore, and recital of which they had been listening to so attentively and interestedly, he was proud to do so.Tha vents of thanks was then tendered by Hom, R.Turner to the Genernl.who briefly responded.After the meeting the General driven to the Chatean Frontenac.This morning, at 11 o'clock, there will he a civio reception hy the Mayor and Aldermen to General Booth, at the Cw Hall; and the grneral publie will so present their respects at the same time.General Booth will sail for England by the C.P.R.mail steamship Empress of Ireland thin afternoon.The Staff Band of the Army from Toronto, whose playing at the Auditorfum last night was so greatly admired, will render a programme at the Y.M.C.A.Hall to-night, when there will be a big meeting of the Salvation Ary presided over by Commissioner Coombs.The Staff Band, which arrived vesterday afternoon, were entertained at tea by Staff-Capt, Patterson at his residence, Maple Avenue.FRISCO'S MAYOR Found Guilty of Extorting Money From French Restaurant Keepers, was San Francisco, June 13\u2014Mayor Eugue séiraits was tonight found guilty extorting money from era of restaurants in on, Keer This is the first formml conviction h the anti-graft campaign inavgurated several montha ago.Ruéf, who was indicted for similar offences, pleaded guilty to the charges and appeared as a witness against Schmits, When the verdict was announced, Sehmits tat unmoved with hia left and to his ohin.e ep tly did not understand and asked Berit \u201cWhat is it?\" \u201cGuilty,\u201d said | Ba tt.Schmits\u2019s hand dropptd to the table, but he showed no other | signe of emotion.FARTHQUAKE IN OIL) Santiago, Chili, June 1A severe.earthquake was experienced to-day at Valdivia.Several buildings ad the railroad bridges thers were dgstroyod end five persons were kifed.Valdivia Ea BRET oe ie aout! raise.a lation of 1 pop that it did not | field for its labor im this connection.| AT BLUE BONNETS Fast Track Yesterday and Good Sport at Montreal Meet.Blue Bonnets, Race Track, Montreal Juns 13 \u2014 There was another g y's sport at Blue Bonnets to-day.There was fine weather and 4 track.Summaries :\u2014 pirat Race Six fuslo a, three-year-ol apd up, $400 added.Goldesels, Headiey, 100, ; eight lengths ; ; ler, 46 to 1, (15 to-1 and 5 to 1, 2nd; Surety, 97, L.Smith, 6 to 1, 9 t0 5 and 3 to 5, 3rd.Time, 1.14 35.Prytanis Bailey, Compariso, and er of Hillsboro also ran, Second Race\u2014Half mile for two-year- old fllice, selling, 9400 added \u2014Fare, 9, J., 3 to |, 7 to 10 and 1 ! to 3, won by two lemgths; Kitt: Smith, 99, Goldstein, 8 to 5, 7 to 1 amd out, 2nd; Pedigree, 104, Schaller, 20 to 1, 8 to 1 and 4 to 1, 3rd.Time, 49.Black Mask, Daisy Shine, Puff, May Breonan send Albia also tan.Third Race\u2014Hunters* flat race, one | mile and an sight four-year-olds an up, $400 added.\u2014 Ply, 158, Mrerr, 1 to 2 and out, won b a length and a half; Arctic Circle, 160, - Mr.Barnett, 10 to 1, even and out, ,9nd: Centipede.151.Mr.Davies, 4 jto 1, 4 to Band Out, 3rd, Time, :206.Healing Sulve also ran.Fourth Race\u2014Five furlongs, Kinder- .ten Stakes, two-year-olds, selling, $50 guaranteed.\u2014Larikin, 109, Dig- \u2018gins, 6 to 5, 2 to 5 and out, won b; ,& length and a half: Columbia , * 117, MeDaniel, 5 to 2, 4 to 5 and out, , by two smd a half lengths ; redger, 100, Goldstein,, 8 to 1, 8 to Band I to 2, Time, 1.01 4-6.Etta Louise and Altaresy also ran.| Fifth Ra hase, about two miles, | four-year- and up, 8500 added.\u2014Cardigan, 162, McLain, 1 to 2 and out, won by eight lengths; Butwell, 157, W.H.Beney, 4 to 1, 4 to 5 and out, second by fifteen lengths; Burnap, 157, Henderson, 8 to 1, 3 to \\ and even, 3rd.\u201cTime, 4.15.Hurvicane and The Chef also ran.Sixth Race\u2014Six furlongs, four-year olds and up, selling, $400 added.Belle of Jcasamine, 105, J, Johnston, Q to 8, 4 to 5 amd out, won by one length: Judge Denton, 105, J.Murhy, 8 to }, 3 to 1 and 7 to 5, 2nd ; Niblick, 107, L.Smith, 5 to 1, 2 to and even, 3rd.Time, 1.14.Nonsense, Consideration, Rust, Firefang Midas also ran.\u2014 part RAILWAYS AMD LORD'S DAY Toronto, June W-Betore Magietrute Ellis to-day in the.Toronto Pus 4 8, General Manager of the G.T.R.; Thomes J.Looney, fireman, of East Toronto and Yardmaster Richard Crews, also of East Toronto, were summoned 10 a pear charged with violations of the new Lord's Day Act in authorizing, | directing and engaging in shunting {and transfer of freight operations nt | East Toronto on Sunday, April \u201cist last.This is the first step taken ; egainet the steam railways for opera*- !ing on Sunday.Mr.Hays was not | present but the other men were sud \"accused entered a plea of not guilty.The men\u2019s counsel stated that he was vot ready to go on, an adjournment (of two weeks heing granted.COLLISION ON THE LAKE Courtwright, Ont, June 13\u2014About one o'clock this aftemoon the Lehigh Valley steamer Bethiehen, bound down, and the Corrignn line steamer Australia bound up, collided about two miles south of here.The Auntrelis had a large hole cut in her wide and the captain at ance beached her \u201con the Canadian shore.The Bethlebem swung around and is beaohed on the American shore.The barge Polynesia was in tow of the Arak and ssoaped injury.e Australin is light and the Dethichem londed with grain and package frright.No ns drowned or injurcd on either Pout.Cammot say cause of accikient, as it wes clear at the time.BLOOD P:180N THROUGH STOCKING DYE Curious Case at Kingston.While attending to ber household duties Mrs.A.zlarrison, Place-de- Armes, Kingston, (Ont), » struck her ankle against a projection which inflicted a cut, She paid little attention to the wound at the tim?, but in a few days it became swollen and very painful.A medical man \u2018was consulted, and it was then found that the dye from her atocking had got into the | wound and set up blo 1 poison.Then ! beac.a trying period pain, which, {had it Lot been for Zam-Buck.might yet have boen \u2018uded.rs.daris u nays: \"The doctor oriial cuctuin tieniment, which T falliwsd Dit; hat the wound got 10 'witer, ard cdumsl «0 heal.It was Most pau! acl somtimes ! could har ily ear to walk, | was almost in tes ute wien a feiend advised mr to try Zam-Buk.It wae, reduced the swelling ar1 inflam ation, awl the pain\u2014su Acute lira ~ pot hess acd less until the ankle wun \u2018quite easy.Then the wound began to heal, and a little more perseverance resulted in a complete cure.\u201d Zam-Buk draws the pain and \u2018the poison from a wound at the same time.t heals uloern, chafing sores, sore feat, had legs, and varicose ulcers, It cures insect stings, sun-burn, summer rashes, and heat spots; while \u2018as a cure for chrome wounds, cczems, prairie itch, ringworm, scalp sores, and sores «due to blood poison, it is absolutely with out equal.All stores and druggists sell st fifty cents, or post-free the Zem-Buk I'D and not men rom Co., Toronto, for price.DEATH OF MRS.G.W.PARENT.The death is announced of Mrs.George Washington Parent, which oo ou in Montreal voster The deceaned.morning.Charlotte Arthenine Chiaiquy, was a native of St.Michel, Bellechnsne, and was to Mr.Parent 38 years ago.Mr.A.P.Low, of the Survey , of Ottawa, is et the Chateau.NO ACTION WAS THKEN ON REQUEST ° For the Purchase of the Cattle Market Palais FINANCE COMMITTEE Considered the Offer Made by the C.Paquet Comyany Too Low, but Favored Exemption of Taxation.A meeting of the Civie Finance Committee was held last evening under the prosidency of Ald.Duquet, those pre- Foley oe Meror probed beet um, Hogen, Verret, and Bedard, of tbe Committee, and AM.Huardthe petit the present time be takes the entire output of one factory which started work only three years ago end now\u2019 gives employment to sixty men.was a id rmar- ket in Quebec for the kind of machin- which they intend to manufacture.The buildings could be erected im about ome year.In reply to Mayor Garneau, Nr.Paquet explained that the company by their first charter had their ca tent increasing their capital to Fao0000 , and out of that amount the sum of $200,000 had been subscribed on condition that the compenry would property.They intend to city $25,000 for the property ask for an exsmption of company would suc , but as business men had to look to the future, and a Mr.Paquet what would become of the property in the case that the com- PE Paquet replies i .Paquet replied that were oonfident of success, but A case that they did not the industry would undoubtedly be carried on by others.Mr.Caron also in favor of machinery a similar amount.When the deputation withdrew, the petition of the company was discussed at length and the 1 consensus of opinion was avorable to the propositions made.Everybody favored the granting of an exeemption of taxes to the company during ten ars, but ns regards the sale of the city property, the Committee was un- animousiy of opitrion thet the price offered was far below the value of the land, which was one of the most valuable properties in the city.and quite recently an offer of $2 a foot for 20,000 of that land, was made by another industrial company.If the land was sold the city would have to purchase property elsewhere for a onttle market, and to build a new fire station, and these two buildings alone would cost between forty and fifty thousand dollars.The question was finally left im abeyance and a wub-committee composed of Mayor Garneau, Ald.Duquet and Verret was appointed to prepare a draft of a report which will fri mitted at the next meeting of the Committee.The request of Mr.J.A.LeRne, who recently bought out the Domirion 8hirt Co., asking for an exemption of taxes for ten years was then reed.The Committes decided not to grant an exemption but to fix the rate of assessment for the next five years at vais for the two ota.request of the Quebec Central Railway that the city rent them the tand now occupied by them at the Levis ferry landing for a term of five years, was granted, but om condition pay $300 instead of $200 yearly, and with a proviso that on the let May, 1910, the city may annul the leave on givieg three months aotice to the gompany, but ody in the case that it would be necessary to extend the present Levis ferry landing.\" letter wan read from Lt-Col.Wood informing the Mayor that the rerpeants of the 8th Royal Rifles were preparing a pl of sports tor the entertainment of the men of the fest.An Hiz Worship remarked the city will probably aleo be called upon to entertain the navel visitors, the Committee decided that the ofity would do \u2018their darty in the matter.A large number of cleims were sent into the Committee by owners of cows ri ee ordered to be de rtro: veterinary su .The oity to the two-thi of the value of ruch onttle, and it was decided to refer these claims to the city advisors.Cook's Cotton Root Compound enfe + Wan Jie BT seex Masoue 6e.> \u2014\u2014 Wr | FE_Y FISHING gt Tourists and Visitors 4 TO QUEBEC Desirous of obtaining ing some caf the best trout fishing in the Province should arrange with M£w.Robt.Rowley, Proprietor of the Leurentide House, LAKE EDWARD FOR A FEW DAYS TROUT FISHING 4 N sity for bringi isi accessaries.Guides Canoes, Tenter TEEarikete and suppiss of \u2018al Kinds, st regular prices.Excellent side trips to sxaaller lakes.EXCELLENT FLY FIS HING, FIRST CLASS ACCOMODATION, REA SSONABLE RATES, and SPLENDID SPORT FOR ALL.Write for booklet and a.11 other information ROBT.FROWLEY, PROPRIETOR, - LAURENTIDE HOUSE PRESERVES, LAKE EDWARD, P.Q.¢ 4 ¢ PRIZES FOR SCHOOL CLOSING.NEWZ STOCK Carefully Selected Stock Largest Stock in the City % Special Discount to \"I eachers and School Boards +i MOCO RE\u2019S 148 St.Johm Street, Quebec.Carbray Son & Co.WHOLE SALE COAL Anthracite and Bituminous Sole Agents for the Province of Quebec for the Superior\" and Celebra*- \u2018 Steam and Gas Coal of the PITTSBURGH CO AL CO.and PITTSBURGH & ERIE COAL Co.WATE IR AND RAIL Hochelgga Banks Chambers, Quebec.juneSxmon.w.dttix 6mam Pointing of TY Pas ° to the man whose Ginge x= Ale, Soda Water, etc., are not fit to drink.Thisrefers to others, nottous.Ourdrinks arethe BEST and PUREST that can bs produced, WE DEFY COMPET XTION AND COMPARSION.M.TIMMONS & SON, QB EBEC, Aerated Water Manufacturers.We have a Complete Masortment of Agricultural Seeds We have a Full B_ine of Fine Greceries, Fresh Vegetables and Fruits .We are Selling Fresh Eggs a® 2200.Dozen, We Would be Piles ased to have You Cail.M.BOYCE & SON, 19-21 Cote d\u2019Abrahsa.m Phone 204 ++++#04%+4*+%*\u20ac FLL VLVTVVA TST LATER LVAD R ELVA THAR TBALCRS GLOVER, FRY & CO.Great Reductions \u2014- ON\u2014 French and English Millinery Ready to Wear and Straw Hats.GREAT REDUCTIONS \u2014ON\u2014 New Spring Jackets.New Spring Mantles.Dressing Jackets and Wrappers.JUST RECEIVED Real Limerick Lace Handkerchiefs.Real Honiton Lac> Handkerchiets.Real Brussels, Irish and Honiton Laces.a Long French Kid Gloves in Greys, Tans, Black and White.New Steamer Rugs and Shawls.NEW CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS New Axminister, Brussels and Tapestry.New Carpet Squares in Axminster, New Oilcloths and Inlaid Linoleums.Now is the time to buy before the rise in prices.70062 0010000005 9HHHHHHHLS 00H 00HCCH0HCH0 0 Serpent Jewelery One of the most popular fancies of this season's fashions in jewelery is in the form of a Serpent, this style of jewelery is, at present, very much worn in both Paris and London.In anticipation of the demands of our customers we have imported a complete line of jewelery in this pattern.Serpent Bracelets from,.Serpent Necklets from.38 to $10.Serpent Chains from.$12.to $60.* Serpent Rings from,,.$1.50 to $100.Serpent Brooches.«oer $1 50.The bracelets are made in both Silver and Gold in very effective col- orings, the workmanship is a marvel of mechanical skill, the bracelets .clinging to the wrist in a way that is quite natural We have also Fine Gold Braid Bracelets in Hollow Oval Patterns, Plain Bands with an adjustable Slide, also Buckle and Strap designs.Some of our Braid Bracelets are ornament- , ed with Orlental Pearis, Turquols, Diamonds, Rubles, Sapphires or Emeralds, other styles are in arich Roman Gold finish without any settings.82.to 850, G.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS, 16 FABRIQUE STREET +».! x.The Quebet qhroniqle Fr mn mt + = = ern QUEBEC, JUNE 14, 1007.GENERAL BOOTH.~~ Osly à few days ago Quebec was called on to do honor to the repre sentative of a powerful and friendly people, which had recently vindicated its right to enter into the comity of sivilized peoples by force of arme ; to- dey she is called on to do honor to the representative of another Empire, the Empire of Love, whose founds- tions are the message \u2018Peace on Earth, and gond will towards men.\u201d Those who can recall the early days of the Salvation Army, wbea tbe venerable and illustrious philanthropiet whom we welcomes to-day originated it, and remember the ridicule with which it was at first received, the obloguy hesped up on it, and the perseoutions which it incurred, may well he astonished at the marvelious success it has achieved, and the great power it has become for alleviating the woes of suffering humanity.This it owes, under Providence, to the broad and Catholic spirit which ignored sects, the unshaken faith, and the unwavering energy of its founder, and to him has been | given the love and admiration of the world, and the blessing rarely bestowed, \u2018He shall see the fruit of his labor \"and be satisfied.\u201d re THE PALACE HILL QUESTION.The action of the Roads Committee on Wednesday evening in deciding to ! recommend the adoption of the alter native plan of extending the electric )car service through St.Sauveur in : preference to that of double-tracking Palace Hill is a wise one.In the first piace the street is not suitable for a double track ; it differs entirely from St.John street in the steepness of its grade, and the nature of its traffic ; where an accident from a restive horse | might easily be averted on St.John | street it would be dificult to do so | on Palace Hill under easily conceivable circumstances, if double-tracked : the | traffic up the hill is in great measure composed of heavily weighted lumber | and coal carts, and the strain on the horses entailed by stopping ball way up the incline and then starting is one which no humane person wduld il be doesn't tell you to uss .os aie Ee A RET TR TE be willing to impose on the animals except under very pressing necessity.This necessity does not exist.So far as rapid communication is concerned, there is nothing to prevent the cars on the Palace Hill seetion from returning immediately ; the trouble does not lie with the connecting link but with the Upper and Lower Town services which occasion all the delay.Moreover the laying of a double track would necessitate the tearing up of the street and the temporary blocking of the traffic on it, and, if the proceedings of the Road Committee are to be our guide, there is quite enough in the way of \u201cimproving\u201d the streets contemplated elsewhere, to absorb all the energy o1 the Koad Committee, and the money of the rate payers, without adding to the list; more especially Las \u2018the double tradking is likely to be expensive to the city, and involves, according to Mayor Garnesu, the re moval of the sidewalk opposite the Hotel Dieu, and, according to Alderman Galipeault, the expropriation of certain properties.The extension of the line through St.Sauveur to St.Malo is not ex to similar criticism.The double track- img of \u2018Palace Hill is à piece of ex- travagauce, and utterly uncalled for if the Electric Car Company were com- polled to do their duty and provide a regular five minute service aloug tt.John and St.Paul streeta-it is por fectly absurd to talk of rapid communication by running cars up and down the treetls work il there are no cars awaiting the passengers of Bt.John and St.Paul streets.The extension to St.Malo, on the other hand, would be a boon to the resi dents there, and of ultimate benefit to the city itsell as tending to promote the extension of ita limits in due time.The Company is bound by its contract to run through St.Sauveur, and should be made to do it; it would not be long before it would find it to ita interest tc go further.At any rate there is no necessity for it to be ul- lowed to do a thing which if called for at all, is only callgl for by the elsewhere.rn me ame LIBERAL SOAP-BUBBLES- As a result of the Provost-Aseelin Mr.Turgeon and his role in the play with its compatriot of Fabrique street, and scousing Senator Landry of hev- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RHEUMATISM Prioe 260, Munyee's pe Rheune> by walla jolots in & Sow hours.Positively cars la à fev days, It dove oon go tie disense 0 sep but drivde H tom the opte.re, Pad .>\u201d defective performance ol ite duties ' Gasoco, the French Liberal organ here | has been busy discussing the Hon.| , sew improvéll formule.lish paratt ing incited Baron l'Epine to give the evidence which he delivered in court.The ariginal question, the utter im efficiency apd demoralisation into which the mines branch sank under the séminiatration of the Hoy, Jean Pre vost, je quietky convenientiy drop- pod out of sign dut rd etn we have named are introduced.It in claimed that Hom.Mr.Turgeon might have bad a chance of being Caesar's wile if he had lived in those days and been a woman, instead of a member of the Gouin Cabinet, and that Judge Bosse painted the Lilia Turgeonsnsis a ticher and creamier white when in his charge to the jury in the Prevoat- Asselin trial be volantesrsd the opis- ion that so iar as any persons! con- veotion with graft in this case was concerned it did not appest from the evidence that he rested under any imputation of it.This was simply a gratuitous expression of opinion, for | °° it was not Hon.My.Turgeon who w then being tried, but Wr.Aseslin, and it did not gg very far for it was guarded by the limiting adjective *\u2018personal\u2019\u2019 but we suppose that in its present straits the Government party dass well to be thankful for small mercies, and to make the best of them.It may be further observed that sup posing Mr.Turgeon was immediately implicated by the evidence given, and supposing that Mr.Justice Bosse had fully and completely exonerated him, and supposing further that he was directly mixed up with Hon.Mr.Pre six out of the twelve jurymen did not take the same view that Judge Bouse As for Senator Landry's alleged col- | respectively.loguing with Baron l'Epine and plan- | statement makes for peace, i did the German Chancellor's ning out the campaign with him, what has that to do with the matter?A charge is a charge no matter who ti German Pri emphatio than the Pinoy tan land for the party, and they his explicit a] iation of the val of the frisndabip of Great Britainmakes it, and the evidence supporting it is neither increased in valus nor diminished by the political opinions of the parties engaged in bringing forward.Senator Landry, Conservatives did nothing immoral or unfair, if, as is alleged, they assisted in having a very serious charge against a goveramental department probed to the bottom; in fact it was the duty of the Opposition to do so; and to reprobate such action is simply \u201cplaying to the gallery,\u201d drawing a red herring across the trail, and endeavoring to escape the considera: tion of {acts by appealing to political passions and prejudices, and making an issus between Liberals and Cona governmental department, the administration which draws from the bead the admission that of nearly three thousand applications entered he was only cognizant of one simple instance, and from the inferior offers the complaint that they are over worked and cannot satisfactorily ut- tend to their duties, is mot a party question but a provincial one: it is the concern of ever§ honest man who desires good and effective government, and the proof of this is that the charge against the Government was brought by a Liberal in a journal presumed to advoonte the views of that section of the Liberal party which still retains ita honesty, and is opposed to grafting methods, and wants clean hands.Ji this were the firat instance of its kind, the diatribes of Le Soleil against Senator Landry and ths Conservative party might wear some appearance of plausibility, though even then they side issue for the main one, but it is aot.Mr.Parent, who succeeded Mr.Mar chand, had not been in office long when an attack was made upon him.Senator Legrin and Senator Choquette, important Quebec Liberals, sl leged that brigandage was a characteristic of the depariment over which he presided.At this time an inter-party campaign against tbe continuance of Mr.Parent in office wes commencer.Three of his colleagues\u2014 Messrs.Gouin, Turgeon, and Weir, resigned.Nr.Parent endeavored to patch up his Cabinet, but without success.| Sir Wilfrid Laurier, owing to the close relations of the Quebec and Ottawa Governments, undertook to smooth the difficulty over.He ep pointed Mr, Parent, who had been held vesponsible by Messrs.Legris avd Choquette for \u201cbrigandage,\u201d to the high position of chairman of the Trans continental Railway Commission, whereupon the politiclans who had operated against Mr.Parent sucoseded | to the positions of iffluence at Que : bre.Mr.Gouin, one of the Ministers who had resigned from the Parent Cabinet, became \u2018Premier, while Mr.Turgeon.another anti-Parsnt Liberal, breame Attorney-General.Now comes \u201cbrigandage\u2019 charge against some of the men who supplanted Parent, It is of their Administration that the Beron from Delgium tells the story of the proposed \u2018\u2019rake-off\u2018\u201d on the land transaction fer campaign purposss.We have thus, in the I'Epine case, @ repetition of the accusations made in ihe Parent case, which charges were a repetition of those developed nt an earlier period, when the Quebec Treasury was first invaded for the purposes of tbe Leurier election fund.But it is late in the day to hark tha be did this quite as much the peace pose ol strengthening the bonds of Ancient amity tre the two vost in the case, it is noticeable that [two Monarchs, Taly'e Forcign ister has made elaborate explanation of attention also to Italy\u2019e it | friendship with France, to which he and the | attached a not merely ought to be friendly as because each of them is now closely bound to Grest Britain.In fact th mutual relations sre of such a sqrt that it is hard] to them term recalls the triple alliance which Germany, I H entered after the conclusion of the Franco Pruscian war, snd which still subsists in form and servatives.The bad administration of io would be merely a substitution of à | PA Beir iif i t PRESS OPINIONS EE 000 0000 0b 00000404 ITALY'S ADVANTAGEOUS Fost of , and the natural assumption is or purpose of promoting and securing of Bar anor the pur- TION.\u2014Not long ago King paid a friendly visit to the King al kin, ol the Minin Parliament sn tion Pa recent onouncement on & similar theme.Italian statesmpan was no mole The Italian Foreign Minister called TENOW t deal of importance Eraues Italy snd France neighbors, but a misnomer to apply istorical term \u2018\u201cDretthis into the The mere mention of \u201d y, and name, to amount in substance.i Minister eri in two such allia es wo » the one with Germany and Atria Hungary ons one with France and Britain on the other puts Italy in a very advantageous position to exercise her influence for the maintenance of the peace of Furnpeil were to caus aid Germanyprovoked attack b France would cost and throw it over to Interest lier Te ple it is the expense of ber alliances with Germany France.France and Bri ition to carry oo is still as much od \u201cie the Dreibund.\u2014Tozonto Globesheer groun ate ars made upon Ah rtisan service, and | chievous that the power co-ordinate legis which now existe at Ottawa, and x is iithar, better ne i i exis! > Thich doubtful, however, if the Senate com be abolished.vinoes seem to which their more i te was In 0 in the Sean hardly force abolition ex- @ Meowpta Posiviveu The FimesT DIVING d he | of Parliament as will vest his | bilities in the Senate, to create so | Upper ustris- | al neglect of duty On the contrary, an un- un 1taly\u2019s suppew t In the 1d ly duty to keep down armaments, and her itain the first time in a have put her for ont such a policy.pi BUT APPOINTNENTE to the Sen d it is wholly mis- to create 5 lative body \"ould be rosult of the system in the Senate 7 FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1807 D.MABHON à CD., Boe A 01iv - St.Peter St, Lower Town.[FLIES REELS, LINES 2 cept with tha assent of sll the Provinces.We have therefore to consider whether it is ble by the system of election 1n grouped con: stituencies, the transfer, or partial transfer, of wer of appointment to the Provincial Legislatures, or by such\u2019 & reorganization of the business special and well-defined duties and responsi- an hamber which will perform a useful function in the scheme of gov- ernmant.But ns now constituted the Senate is the direct creation of parts.its members are appointed by the party serve as the docile agents of the appointing Government.More and more the od | Senate becomes an aheentee body.It site only for a fow weeks during each Parliamentary session.Its members exhibit no public spirit.They are indifferent to their duties, even when they make their occasional visite to the capital.ly their | own convenience, TI worship ouly their creators on the ury benches | They degrade the representative position, and furnish generally an ex ample of indifference, uloth and cynic- and responsibility which is discreditable to the Senatorial body and demoralixing to whole puälio life of the country.\u2014 Toronto News.KEEPS RIGHT On STEP The Right Sort of Spirit Tor à Progressing à Work dy has weight of the humen sais relation to heignt acd width, end the expert designer of clothes ean , 1\" correct meawiraments.The variations from the average \u2018or normal man are accounted for by oncupntion and environment.The athlete us For example, il y heavier than the officer man lessiy attack Germany it would be height and width.\u2018This accounts Taly's duty to break with her NÉE the division into the types of the Semi-readv physique + rotor.The sturdy coal miner in Fernin | and Lethbridge has a better devoioped than the equally | hardy roalett of Winnipeg.*Besoi ready\u201d tailoring is not te outire distance to know'ng haw.It's waly a repping stone, ite makers kecp right on stepp .2.\u2018is unnecessary to point.out how all \u2014\u2014 Preserve the pesce of Why remain home and freeze?Be and of the world, especially | You be comfortably carriell os ihe old alliance between of Sums for 8 by electric power through the city to Quebec's only Rustic Theatre at Montmorency Fails and enjoy a first class Vaudeville bill and dance in parlors of Kent House.vested in the leaders of o particular | IDEAL MESSENGER SERVICE.ho for the momen Pat oute of Commons.We have the Phone 289 Quick service.Reliable Low rates.Open from 8 to 10 P.M.WE ARB IN IT.If you want to have a nice Jacket well made, Mrs.Kelly will give you satisfaction.FAGUY LEPINAY & FRERE, iT 1A Wuisky IMPORTED APPARATUS We can make prompt shipment of complete submarine outfits, including Air Pumps for various \u2026 lepths and service, Helmets, Dresses, Weights, \u2018 Shoes, Telephone Apparatus, Submarine Electrio Lights, etc., eto,, eto.back to these matters now.It is not Railway, Mining and Contractors\u2019 Machinery and Supplies.MUSSENS LIMITED Hochelags Bank Building Telephone \"7 | \u201cI @ SUPERIOR.inj 118) 4 since DAIX ex CO.MONTREAL & hall Lhd 1 The Chinic Hardware Co.Tents,-Blanketa, Oare, Dunnage Bags, Folding Beds.Ri GENERAL AND HEAVY HARDWARE | Tolaphones: aT) - - MUONIAEALAN) TORCNTO Fabrique St., Up Towa SPORTING GOODS : Trout and \u20ac Salmon Bods fn all grade inalaBios BAITS Rubber Bheets, Canove, Paddise, \u2014 8.J.Shaw & Co, 18 ST.JOHN STREE® WOR.NCAR PL audi BUTRE AMIE STREET) REFRIGERATORS | Porcelain hined, White Enameled \u2014AND\u2014 Galvanized Lined REFRIGERATORS \u2014\u2014 578 Upper Town 44 Lower Town \u2014\u2014 3.CANES Trimmed AND Untrimmed Straw Hats HALF PRICE.Ladies\u2019 untrimmed and trimmed straw hats all new this season, we have decided to clear at Half the original price, don\u2019t delay, come at once.LADIES\u2019 TRIMMED HATS all the latest models at Half Price $1.15 for 580, $1.35 for 68c., $1.65 for BSo.i $1.88 for Ode., $2.10 for $1.08, 92.48 for $1.24, 82.18 for $1.59, 83.35 foc $1.68.LADIES\u2019 UNTRIMMED HATS ab the newest shapes this season 81.35 for 63c.81.75 for $1.08 for 98a.PARASOLS, we have a large variety in colors add black and white, the latest importations at 81.10, 91.20, 81.36, 81.48, $1.68, $1.90, 30.95; $3.65, $2.88, $3.95, $83.69.FLOWERS, we have a fine collection of ali kinds of flowers at 25e, 38e, 4Bc., B£c., Gfc., 8Bc., 980.LADIES\u2019 SUMMER NECKWEAR ib all the latest styles at 280., 280.; 3c.25e, 38c., 40c., 45c., BBe.LADIES\u2019 LEATHER BELTS in black and all the right colors only 25c., each.COLORED DELAINEB, for blouses and dresses at 27¢., 38¢c., 620, 480.DRESS GOODS, all the latest shades J and weaves in plain and {ancy materials, all at very low prices.SIMONS & MINGUY 20 Fabrique Street, .Telephons 338 Quebec.A.LEOFRED i (Graduate of Laval and McGill) CiviL ENGINEER , Speciality | WATERNOKRS 80 57.JOHN STREET, Telopione 546 [ © \u2018 = 4 I FRIDAY.JUNE 14.LATEST E 1907.NGLISH NOVELTIES TRESS LATEST ENGLISH STRAW HATS, DEEP CROWN AND SMALL LEAF, y POOL'S LATEST STYLE ENGLISH SUMMER VESTS, 5 BUTTON-V-CUT, L A.& S.LATEST ENGLISH FLANNEL SHIRTS, STARCHED WHITE CUFFS, ANDERSON'S ENGLISH OXFORD OUTING SHIRTS.LAF RANCE & MULLIN « Merchant Tailors and English Haberdashers.$4.00 to $4.25 \u2026 81.25 to 91.50 | Bathing Suits for Misses.50c.to 60.81.76 to $2.00 | Bathing Suits for Men .50c.to 93.50 | peade and purses.pause $1.00 fo $3.00 | Bathing Suits for Boys.50c.to $1.50 | Cotton Ties a large stock, r $3.00 wp 180.to 90.Leather Belts .veces 186.to $1.00 Sweathers all sizes and prices.Straw, Linen and Felt Hats, for all Bathing Suits for Ladies.22.00 to 99.75 YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED GASPARD HUOT, 106 ST.JOHN STREET PHONE 1664 CONDUCTED : European Tours | $150 to $1195 Including Tour No, 62 of 51 days including land, Ecotlund, Holla Belgium, e Rhine Switzerland an France.Leavin Quebec by Allan Line : * June 281h, returning Aug.18th, 41 jravelling expenses included.Fare SEI Ne, es rance, um, Holland, Engian Acotiand, ve \u2018Quebec by ian Lips \u201cParisian,\u201d June return Aug th All expenses included.Fare $200.> Cali or write for baoklet gi ing fôIl information of above tours as well as many others all especially arranged by THOS.COOK & SON, F.8.STOCKING, Agent, * QUEBEC.GAY VIEW HOUSE AND COTTAGES - Bay View.Ferry Beach, Saco, Me.(Via Otd Orchard) JNoER NEW MANAGEMENT Delightful location on Maine Coast, 7 miles of beach, fine bathing, pine ove excollent cuisine and service.or booklst and rates addrees A.H.M.CURTIS, , Manager.SHANNON \u2018& ÜRDWAY, _ may29xlm.» Properties .For Sale.That valuable property situated North and South sideof Assurance habe \u201cThe Palais,\u201d 8t.Peter's Ward, havin, a frontage of 96 feet on Henderson a: Ramesy streets, with buildings contain- ; ing an ares of about 12,300 ft .ALBO A comfortable brick hose with exten- sen on Uraule street contuining eleven rooms and large cellar.Biss of lot 38x100 fost, iromediate possesion.AMOS J, COLSTON, Hochelags Bank Buildingie Fes ar Sue CAST & COUCY \u2014That at wall known en: un n of the River 8% Coarie front packs the Little River Koed about 80 adres.\u2018BROCKVALE\"\u2018\u2014On the Little Ri Road within emsy distance of ue Valier street Toll Gate containing -about one acre.\u201cTHE GLO HOMESTEAD\" Stat.Lodhi lately outaide of St, Voiles street Toll Gate, bou: ded in frgal by the Little River Road, in rear by the GIR.tracks, containing about 11 acres.PERFECT TITLES\u2014No ground rests, For pariioulars apply to AMOS J.COLSTON, Hbehelaga Bank Building, St.Peter Street apLSzèw.New Books.\u201cThe Story of Martin Coe\u201d by Ralph D.Paive.1 \u201d \u201cThe BecopA Bloom\u201d by Helen Porter.Maid of Brittany\u201d by May Wynne.\u201cThe Bishop's Shadow\u201d by L T Thurston, The Loge Furrow\u201d by W.A.Freser.\u201cThe Cruise of the Shining Light\u201d by Norman Duncan, +I Wilt Repay\u201d \u2014AT\u2014 \u201cPB J.EVOY'S Bookstore, W107 ST.JOHN STRERT.- \\ NEW PIANO STUDIES .FOR THE LEFT HAND.8 Uelodom 34 Instriciin Mens Suds JOR THE LBFT HAND >.\u2014Bar- ADGUST W.HOFFMAND PUBLISHED 1 TWO PAR BACH PART - - $1.08 10 BB NAD A?À.LAVIGNE'S NUSIOusd PIANO WAREROONS, 68ST.JOHN STREEU INGENIOUS MACHINES FOR TIPPING COLLARS Another Ingenious Laundry Appliance whieh adds to Man's Comfort.There is one partieuler style of collar that will always be popular with well dressed men, the wing point.This collar has always been a difficult style to laander just right.Laundries not equipped with modern appliances need to to get out collars,, but the result was anything but satis factory.tips would not point just right and the wearer would feel as H he was dressed to act the part of a clown in the circus, with one tip of the collar, pointing dejectedly to mother earth and the other describing an as if trying to locate an extinct star.Tho edge would have a temper like a cross out aw ahd the result on thehapless wearve's neck after a day\u2019s wear would look as if he had been obliged to resort to an amateur barber oo) shave.We have recently installed 8 machine that shapes per fottly all wing point collars and the same are first moistenedi where the fold comes, then put through this machine, which is heated nd the right tempera, ture, and whon the collar is pressed in the same result is a.beautiful work of art and a joy to the woarer.: PFEIFFER'S STEAM LAUNDRY, PHONES 628-524 24, 4 6 McMAH®N ST - WALL PAPER S AND THE EFFECTS PRODUCED.Is the aim of the decorator.who understands his business.When we sell Wall Paper we put our knowledge of artistic, hagmony of color and of the effects of the side lights and reflections at your service, aim ing to produce & result that shall permanently please.Quebec\u2019s Leading Wall Paper and Paint Store Marchant Bros, 146 St.John Street.& EstimatesCheertallyGivan selected oise te fa ing of 8 bome\u2014be % « mansion of cottage 0 humble, Make eslections LR ÂTFRED PÉATS \"Prize\u201d Wall Papers fer 1907.Eveyiing in Wall ent that's good bast that's made.Shrek my post beck.\u20ac Samples shown and shed tien to buy.| MARCHANT BROS.146 SL Joba St.[ SEN COAL! COAL! Scotch Anthracite (Hard) Coal ALL SIZES For Furnaces, Stoves and Ranges.Than More Satisfactory and More Economical Co © Any Other COAL.A.K.Hansen & Co., Phone 382 , 97 St Peter St CHOICER THAN EVER.A FULL LINE OF UP-TO-DATE JEWELLERY GOOD \u2018 ALWAYS ON HAND.SILVERWARE, WATCHES, RINGS, CHAINS, ' BRACELETS, BTC., A SPECIALTY.Our essortment is complete and embraces everything ia this line of before.ad vow one SAR hetner Fox buy ar no \"EMILE JACOT, - 128 St Joseph Streat.TRE QUEBEC CHRONICLA a G IPPI CBOECHORIBOCES + ALLAN LINE, Steamer Corinthian, Captain Lindsay, arrived from Mont nt 4.30 Be yesterday, end procesded for lasgow.She bas a large number of Passengers besides a general cargo.Steamer Ontarian, Captain Peters, from London, with\u2019 a general cargo, arrived in port at 2.30 a.m.yesterday, and proceeded direct to Mon- Steamer Hibernian, Captain Imnw, arrived from Montreal at 10.30 am.yesterday, and for London.R.M.S.Victorian, Captain Maonicol, from Liverpool, was off Sydney at 1.30 p.m.ylsterday, transferring the mails.\u201cShe is due at Quebec eaxly on Saturday moming.The Victorian bas been doing some fast running during the pas .Her daily runs, es fire by Coptain Macricol, by wire were as follows :\u2014170, 434, 426 and 442 knots.Royal mail turbine steamer Victorian from Live 1 for Quebec and Montreal, via North Sydney, sailed from North Sydney at 3 p.m.on the 13th June.Steamer\u2019 Sardinian, from London and Havre, for Quebec and Montreal, passed Cape Ray at 1 p.m.on the 18th June.DONALDSON.LINE, Steamer Marina, Captain Taylor, from Gl w, with a eral cargo, arrdved in port at 11.30 a.m.yesterday and moored in the Louise Busin.Steamer Athenis, Captain McNeill, with sengers and a general cargo, arci from Montreal yesterday ufter- noon and for Glasgow.Steamer Parthenia, Captain Stitt, trom Montreal and Quebec, arcived at Glasgow on the llth instent.LEYLAND LINE.Steamer Lencontrian passed Supe Magdalen ot 8.80 p.m.yesterday, = is due in port this evening.y Steamer Virginian, Captain Me Donaki, from Montrenl and Quebec, arrived at Hull on the 10th instant.MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Trader, Capt.Fisher, arrived from: Montreal yesterday morning and procesded for Man- NORTH SHORE LINER.M.S.King BdwAnrd, Capt.Vezina, left port at 5 p.m.for Natashquan and way places, with passengers, mails and general cargo.THOMSON LINE.Steamer Bellona.Capt.Gund, from Montreal and Quechee, arrived at Dundee on the llth instant.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Bteamer Pretoria sailed from Bere muda for don.nt 3 o'clock ast Wednesday afternoon.COALING THE CRUISERS.The Canadian Impart Company will fommenoe this morning to coul the our British cruisera now in wort.will take 1,000 tons of coal.CHARTERED, A meamer, 1312 toms, deols, St, John, N.B., to west coast England, 37s.6d., prompt: bark, 10901 tons, lumber, Yarmouth, N.8., to Buenos Ayres, $9.NACHINERY DISABLED, oe Signal Service otfice received the following telegram last evening :\u2014 \u201cFame Point, June 13- Bocamer Glenmount anchored three miles to the southeast in safe position.Machinery disaiNed.\u201d A TOTAL 1088.Louisburg, C.B., June 13\u2014Brigt.New ion in a total loss gear Gebargus was driven ashore during « heavy easterly le.The crew hed a narrow escape.Fhe New Dominion was 184 tons net and haïed from Quebec.SOHOONER ABANDONED.Bt.Joba, Nfid., June 13.\u2014 Sohr.Alma, from Sackville, N.B., to Philadelphia, with laths, was abandoned in a waterlogged condition by her crew to-day off this harbor, the crew being taken off by the coasting str.Aurora, and landed at Grand Manan, The vessel is reported drifting wbout the bay.The Alma is a 134 ton ves- sol, built in New Brunswick in 1883, and owned by A.C.Puddington, of New York.NOTES.Steamer Symra, Captain Huafsted, having dischlrged cargo, loft port last evening for Sydney.Steamer Hoimles.Captain Luke, \\ur- rived from, Montreal epterdar ud jor Miramichi, when + ad for the United Kingdom.Steamers Dominion and = Myatio, from Sydney, for Montreal, with coal, arrived in port yesterday and iro Steamer India, Captain Coons, leden with pulpwood, oft port vos- terday morning for Green Bay, Mion.Steamer Catalone, Captain Glover, arrived from Montreal yesterday and procesded for Sydney.Stcamer Havana, from Quebec for Érie, with pulpwoo«, passed *art Col borne on y evening.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec.June 13th, 1907.Ri du Loup, strong southwest ; cG8.Druid et whirl.Maton (900)\u2014Clear, light southwest ; ofitward 1 p.m.; Aranmore anchored at St.Felivite, Martin River (260)\u2014Clear light : echooner Révaud end \u2018Reine anckored here.| et?}\u2014Cloar, Het 11,80 es.Byg- Fame Poiot (224) \u2014 Clear, light northwest ; outward 12.30 p.m.Lord Birathcons ing 15 barges ; inward 11.45 a.m.Cape Breton ; | castrian ; portent avant 1 land ; steamers ; \"ow Poias (384 Cleek, tight iat , h west ; inward 1.30 p.m.Vietocien, tranaier- mails; inward 1 a.m.Hektor Fornebo ; 8 a.m.St.Gothard ; outward yesterday 10 pm.O.A.Knudsen.Esquimanz Point\u2014Clear, strong west wind; outward at 11.30 a.m.Restigouche.H.8.M'GREEVY, Superintendent.LATER.Martin River\u2014Inward 4.30 p.m.Bygiand ; 0.45 p.m.Lancastrian.Cape Magdaien\u2014Inward 4 p.m.Cape Breton ; 6 p.m.Ravn.Fanw Point\u2014Inward § p.m.Georgetown.Caps Race\u2014Inwerd 4 pm.Montreal ; 6.15 p.m.Almerina\u2014 PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived June 13.88.Marine, Taylor, Glasgow, Robto ., genera) .88.Ontarian, Peters, London, Allans, Rae & Co., for Montreal, geuerul cargo.J 88.Mystic, Abbott, Sydnay, fur Koutreal, coal.68.Dominion, Dawson, Bydnsv, Montreal, coal.Behr.Minnie Maud, Roberts, treal, | cargo.C.B.'s G.\u20ac Tnderweni, L.8.Par sons, and J.C.Dolby, {or United States, J.C.Kaine, pulpwood.CLEARED.ss.s , Hafstad, 8; , Dominson Col Co., ame BS.Marine 2 Taylor, Montreal, Robtoi 9 .ss.King abord, Voine, Notamhquan, etc, Holliday Bros., passen- ss.\u2018Empress À Trolaod, Forster, Liverpool C.P.R.Co, passengerf and fer Nene general cargo.OCEAN ARRIVALS.68 Italia, at New York, from Palermo.: 8S Arabic, at Queenstown, from ston.8S Friesland, af Liverpool, from Philadelphia.8S Milwaukee, at Liverpool, from Montreal.BS Montfort, at Avonmouth, from Montreal.8S La Savoie, st Havre, from New York.8S Lasio, at Naples, from New Yorkmeat HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.June.a.m.p.m.Friday \u2026 \u2026.ore 14 7.58 836 Saturday .15 8.33 9.10 Sunday aus se csereone 16 0.00 9.49 Moon Phases.First quarter, Tuesday, 18th, 9.55 p-m.WILL BECOME CANADIAN LINE 8t.John, N.B., June 13 \u2014 Messrs.Thomson & Co., shippil merchants and managing owners the Battle Line fleet of fourteen stes! steamers, have decided to bave all transiertsd from the English to the Canadiun register with St.John as the home port.This will swell the St.John tonnage about 28,080 tons.These steamers are all owned by Maritime Province people, but have been registered in Liverpool.To Keep the Skin in Health AVOID PORE-CLOGGING POWDELS, AND CURE ALL SKIN IRRITATIONS AND ERUPTIONS WITH Dr.Chase's Ointment It in quite -possiblo that, while you know of Dr.Chase's Ointment as a vure for eczema, peotiaris and the most severe forme of itching skin dis- cate, you may have overlooked its value as à beautifier of the skin.Thfru are minôr forma of skin trouble, such as rough, red, skin, chaliog.chapping, pimples, blackheads, bloteb- ve, irritation, or poisuning from tho clothing, ote, which igure end form ~\u20ac- starting point for serious trouble.A few applications of Dr.Chase's Ointment at such times not only vo ove these blemisbes.but also restoro health and beauty of the skin.and positively provent further dove lopadat, iss C.Stanley-Jones, pyplegsional masseush and nurse, Simooe street, Toronto, Ont., writes: \u2014~\"\u2018In my ! occupation as a nurse, I have come across many cases in which Dr.Chase's Ointment has been used WITH extraordinary results.One case 1 recall was that of a child of sixteen months, who \u2018 was in a bad way with scaly head.It wos 6 really nasty case, causing the child to suffer very much and to be very troublesome.aded the mother to use Dr.Chase's Ointment, and in ten days the child was entirely cured.\u201cAnother case was (hat of a lady who was greatly troul with eczema on the tone.The doctor was dosing hor with medicine, which was doing no good.In this case cure was effect ed in seven days with onlv one box of Dr.Chase's Ointment.Both of these cures wore lasting.\u201d Dr.Chase's Ointment is delighttally pureté ore bathed, It arte ann A .\" » oo ors the akin, making it roft, smooth and velvety.By its soothing, antiseptic and healing perties it allaya inflammation, relieves itching, and heals sores, wounds and ulcers: 80 cents a box, at all dealers, or Edman: eon, Bates & Co., Toronto, \u2014_\u2014 QUEBEC & LAKE 8ST.JOHN RY, At the request of patrons of this Railway.on and after Nonday, Srd June, and until the Summer time into effect, the local train el ed raymond for Quebes a.m., Lake Bt.Joseph 87.48 4, Catherines at 7.53, and Indian Lovette At 6.16, arsiving in Quedes at 845 a.tion thaf uric from the system.The Fear of Bright's Disease is no fancied dread, Lot the kidnoye become weak\u2014let the blood be poisoned by uric acid which the weak kidneys can't excreto\u2014and there is grave dungor of Bright's.Disease, ~ VICHY cleanses the entire system of urid acid.It neutralizas the agid .in kidneys and dor\u2014relieves the irritation and inflazoma- causes\u2014and eliminates the excess of acid As long as you drink Vichy, you'll have no trouble with the kidneys, Genuine Vichy ne = ma ere ESTIN ESTÈNS in France the bottle bears the tri-colored neck label of BOIVIN, WILSON & CO., MONTREAL, Sole Canadian Agents.Spring FINANCIAL ., country, .apl.5rmon-wed-frix16, Phone 839 56 Branches in Canada and the United States A general banking business transacted.Money Orders Issued\u2014 Payable anywhere in Canada, United States or Great Britain, Drafts bought and sold.Prompt attention given to collections.Savings Bank Dept.\u2014Deposits of $1.00 and © upwards received.Interest paid every three months HAMS A.DOMBROWSKI The Bank of British North America SETABLISHED IN 1838 OYE of the oldest banks doing business in this A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED COMMERCIAL: AND FARMERS PAPER DISCOUNTED! SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of $1 and upwards received, and interest allowed at current rates.The depositor is subject to no delay whatever = the withdrawal of the whole or any portion of the deposit, QUEBEC BRANCH W.H.DUNSFORD, Manaeer.4 127 ST.PETER ST.13c.SUGARED CURED - - Champlain Market HOUSEKEEPERS.Tne labor connected with your every day duties can be reduced to a minimum sad yeuc comlort correspondingly enhanced by using er INDURATED FIBRE TUBS, PAILS, ETC.LIGHT, DURABLE, HANDSOME.NO OTHERS ARR SO SATISFACTORY.The brilliant you: virtuoso \u2018Francis ing last reason ing in London, ment is over, continent, virtuoso Jean Gerardy, some two years ago, will tended he got here, we doubt if have the pleasure of ain in Quebecmembers of the Quebec now performing in Paxis, MUSICAL REPORTS.Anderican violin- acmillen,\u201d a pupil | of of Seveik, who han sncored such brilliant suoc?es in the United States dur- is presently perform: England, with as much success as in the United States soon as his t London gage acmillen will tour ti British provinces and then go on the The superiatively five violincello- whom we h ain visit America during next season for an ex- tour through the continent.Owing to, the rather cold reesption we shall | hearing + Symphony Society have given up their Musicel studies during tive hot seaton, but and drawing = much - attention.The threc youths- the eldest is hardly twenty-one years age-form a trio second to none even in Europe and their performances of the master;works written for violin, cello and piano are rendered, it appears, with a maturity of interpre: tation which @estonishta the muvical lights of tbe French capital.Th: young Kellet violinist hae played las: seañon in America, au the White Hour for President Roosevelt and his perfo- mance was highly praieed by the Pretigen, and very flatteringly comment.upon by thowe present.\u2018The macatro Leopold Godowsky will Rive piano recitals in London during the present month.The young pieno- int whom we \u2018heard with the violiniy: | Ouide Musin about twenty yeass ag» and then admired freely for his ai ready wonderful pianoistic ability, has me the greatest pianois of the modern time, and perhape of all timer, As him they intend tO resuma their regular ps work early next fall.The directors of the Society are preparing next sea- | Dr.Chase's Olas non\u2019s work and they expect.that the ment ies cettai Symphony will show much improve Cirefit eons, ment and be able to defend the trophy mer form inst ali comers, 1 ; Ltehing.bleading fs Shove, c young Drothers Michael, | pres SE KG onials ig eprom LF wt Mophnet and Charles Kellert, who have : \u2018 developed into maguifient vetuosi, are Greene ior ed.Be wld DR.CHASE'S OINTMENT.ra aed 1 Lv ~ , QUEBEC BRANCH\u2014J.W.HAMILTON, MANAGER.!* mon, wed, frixtf.: it THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1867 .LEE sage Paid-up Capital, $10 000,000 AB TELAND, Sopeistendsst of | Total Assets, - 113,000,000 Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England -\u2014 RIN THE QUEBNU CHRONIULE FRINAY.JUNE 14, 180% Pm mm TTT TTT = \u2018 x A ol Ç 0) S EEE ERE EE EEE LRA .y J Infants\u2019 Cashmere Dresses, Real Seal Grain Leather At a Remarkc\"le Saving Bill Folders Reduced GOOD SELECTION of Infants\u2019 Cash Di .in white, il ldere, in 8 li leck Bpiuk, sky or cardiroal, aoedlo sbirred bodice, with or with: A entre) pepe jen bus nso out embroidery Trimaing, taebed shirt, boautifally made, keeping your bilis always neat aud in good order, enabling regular prices, 750.$1.10, $1.85 and 81.88.Tramsler $l 3 you to tall at A glance, the contents of your pocket-book,.19 je Prices, Siko.TD.90e.And.0000soccocosssa000001 LIMITEDe regular price 81.23.Translor Sale PriC0 0000000 000000 î RETAIL DIVISION ! 157-173 St.Joseph St; Quebec.\u2018 - 4 , \\ Wash Fabrics Clearing at 27c \u2018 Lo CAUSE TEIIRS OR those who are beginning to realize the necessity for cooler summer dresses, this Transfer Sale is proving a most profitable convenience.Here you may choose the material or a a dainty Summer Frock, from amongst the season\u2019s cholcest Wash Fabrics, and pay much less than you had intended.These goods are selling very fast\u2014in fact the excitement in this department is growing more intense every day.Andit's due | to the most unexpected values with which the counters are over- , flowing.Remember the morning is the best time for satisfactory 0 J shopping\u2014 COME EARLX! 4 a\u201d Wall Paper for the Hom : : AVE om that needs the freshening and brightening influ- \u2018 Eng lish Muslin H ence.of the saver hanger to make it mare.bablialo Un a is foryou ! Have you a friend who is thinkiog of decorating?pig Foru round | ie beautifully cmbroidsred denis in nile nk and red, Tau Dim reat oes © extraordinary values Le Hundre and huodreds RY lendi I ies\u2019 dresses, 1 esirable i ring thi a .ae due for er om a rice Bound, Tourer Me worth-while-to-purchase prices.pet Perd curing Th la at Fancy Striped Muslin Fancy Checked Voile Dark Blue Ground with while lity decoration, with gilt and detachably icy Striped Hus sy regular price 2).alngle roll, \u201cTransfer Gale Price.15e om anis pans.Tro.Traaafor Salo te White Striped Hiuslin, with daiaty designs in sky, Fine quality Fancy Checked Voile, sky and white, bo : F084 + es eennencannnoness ees sense aeunouss vo.pink, od, Davy of black, extremely prolly, regular lie piuk and white, _green aud white, or black and He 18 inch Border to match, 50e.valus.ered | Pp .P b a às vos white, regular price 3Gc.Transfer Sale Price.18 inch Border to match, 500, valu.| + mbroidered SWIss ; i Dark Ground with handsome design in gil *- ; \u2018 Gr enadine Muslin regular.price 10e.a single roll, renter a Île Brown ground with handsome design in gilt, 15e Something new in fancy Swiss Mustia, white embrol- >, , 2; regular price 256.& single roll.Transfer Salo Price.i dered design on pale blue, pink, green, belio and black Black Grenadine Muslin.new designa in fancy self 30 ; rounds, regular price 350s yd.Transfer Sale 2 stripes, suitable for \u2018summer costuwnes, regular, 1 18 inch Border to match, 450.value.s No Border border with this paper.08,000 pprqrenntrciinnercrnsiaisesnsencsnones C pricy 352 a yd.Transfer Sale Price.sees ¢ i .Choco'ste ground with gilt strips and floral decors- Bl d with wild ross decoration, very tlainty, Fancy French Muslin Mercerized Soyeusq fog er pri nol rami \"ll opr ei aac Ble Beautiful Floral Designs on white or black ground, .Pontet tee TS pe dain d .tail itable £ i Plain M zed Soyeuse, French Muslin, colors R Deer tomes, Tegular prices Ln to350 4 30\" 97° sky, pink, hello and black, preity imitation of silk, 1 18 inch Border to matoh, 50e.vaine.00 18 inch Border to math, 804, value.oo & .Transfer Sale Price.oie Ae regular price 40c.& yal.Transfer Sale Price.,.Ld0 CURE TN RS 0 GRAND CLEARANCE OF- , | HANDSOME SUMMER DRESS GOODS ne tte À ' MONG the hundreds of charming Dress Materials, on display as well as on th: shelves, you will find the particular shade and fabric, ! PI gl you have in your mind's eye, for your summer costume.Our showing has nev 7 been so comprehensive as it is this season\u2014that's NS A a ere one go2d reason for choosing here, Our prices have never been so mercilessly siashed as they have been for this Great Transfer Sale ¥ ; 3) #8 os rr PE \u2014that\u2019s the strongest argument in favor of NOW! Pat tee Mam: Meur rer FOROOE Fawn Creneline Fancy Worsted a.All Wool Crepeline, fine shade of fawn, uality, bly shrunk, full 60 inches wide, splendid value Va À 4 regular price %0c ay yard.Trander Bale Price, par yard, .oI at the regurer price 81.90 per yd.Transfer Sale Price, men.$1.93 oF Fancy Sicilienne - Black Poplinette -Ë In th hade of brown, also i i ix- - lack Poplinette, 48 inches wide, à very desirable P ed, regular prices 61.25, $1.10, $1.00 and 7 rena £9 2a.abr a for Togice costumes, regular price $1.20 à yard.Trans- 19 #8 Ga ; Prices, 95c., 850., 69¢.KRd.succes ere sean ana ssen cannes 6c for 8816 PrioR.evsesssssessnnnessrasasssnssssossnes ven ddl 2055 \u201d Vy ; .- .* .Handsome Dress Trimmings Reduced Ladies Hose Supporters Clearing When you have chosen the material for your Summer Cratume, step over to the Trimming Hone Supporters are articles of which an odd pair or two never come amiss.At prices such {yt Counter and save money on your purchase of the accessories.- as these, there is no reason why you shouldn't lay in a supply., we j Sequin Medallions Silk Cord Appliques _ 25c Value t 7c 30c Value 20 Sequin Medallions, black snd gold, very fine quality, regular price 85c.Transfer Sale Prios, or.200 Silk Appliques $ Silk Applique, cardinal, green or navy, embroidered in gold, regular pric: $2.00 a yard, Transfer Bale 65 PriC®asnnttnsssococarenarenensensnconc0n0c 0008 C USINESS 18 BOOMING inthe Shoe Department, as « result of Bargains (hs equal of which ha There es of amalllotsoniy 6 ar 8 pair of & kind well as larger quantitien of mhaen equalled in Quebecthe following is but à pattial-Lürt :\u2014 Men's Boots 19 pis Fu it go Tan, and Blaok Lace Con, Boots, splendi \u2019 price $4.50 a pair.Transfer ass LE, vers 319 Boys\u2019 Boots 29 pair.only\u2014Bôys\u2019 Black Hst Calf Lace Boots, ai es £3.00 pair.Tanaiée Sate pric eons ree.$1.19 : BY pd i i ; Lia met with down hes ; 2: ; = | i Refrigerator i Shoe Department-Special Bargains .aN China Mugs elrigerao Special oo me te ee - à AY Handsome China * 25 ouly\u2014~Hardwood Refrigerators, aise 24x 18 x40 Ladies\u2019 Eilk Hoss Buppor 9, without belt, assorted colors, regular price 80c a .Transfer Sale 2 POR.uuu s000reerssssnsssssssssssnsunes LNC ocnasuce vuconoovastaucacnces Slik Cord Appliques, black and white mixed, re.Ladies\u2019 Hose Supporte: with belt, asserted gular price $1,35 & yard, Transfer Sale Price, per 50e enlors, regular price 2 pa pair, Traosler Bale Ie yard .\u2018 .\u2014asoneuvnoncenuraccen0us Nosanotauauncauues secnsreuvacons 0encccusenunons anus : : A Chiffon Appliques 45c Value 30c.i D roule rio Te R dppliques te Sale.tra Ladies\u2019 Silk H su po with belt, assorted Ledies\u2019 Silk\u2019 Hose upporters, with belt, assorted al Price.ssacsscsenccsanens evmescenescecene000 1.0 colors, regular ico 150 à pain.Trunaer Bale 30; Soles, regular price 50c a pair.Translor Sale ie 1 © 3 GS Big Bargains In The Basement ° ARGAINSGALORE! Everywhereyou | turn you are brought face to face with Mk sensational bargains, The Basement DAŸ is crowded every day\u2014thet\u2019s all the argu- [Hd ment required in favor of the values to be § Mugs, size 84 x 3} inches, beauti- fait Serta, extra fine quality, regular price 400 each.Tr anater Bale 2c Prioe.cecs coevvnnoas inches, remarkable value at the ggular price $9.00 each.Your choice while ais last, each.$5.99 Choice Coffee Our Special Choice Coffee, put up in oye lb.tin boxes, regular price 810,4 Ib, Five Hundred Lbs.to clear at, parfb.\u2026.0.LdC Youths\u2019 Boots 84 pair only\u2014Youths\u2019 Black Box Calf Boots, ei: \u2018 11, 12 and 18, with high heel or apr ng heel, gular prios $1.75 a pair.Transfer Sale Price, \u201cSLA Children\u2019s Boots 60 pair only\u2014Childreu\u2019s Tan and Black G Donpola ht weight boots, sizes 8, 9 and 10, ou ik I Large Tin Pails 100 only\u2014Largo Siza Tin Pails, sise 9x19 inches, indispensable in a well-organised househol u Jar prie déc each.Trans Sale Tree» 8% 20 gular prios 750 à pair.Transfer Bale Price.Lgl Hd = Peæ pg EEK SES ie a , À te .MR TNE AN SECON RCN 5 + FRIDAY.JUNE 14, 1907, THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE ee Summer Cotton Undervests, \u201c85 ) om 10 cents.a ion 8ilk Underveats, plain and cfochet tops from 58 dents, Asie Thread H lace from 85 cents.ee, plain and Fancy Hose, largs assortm imported direct, trom 88 centà ent Long Gloves, different shades, from 5e., others from 25c.Neck Frillings in chiff.oon trom 1267\" 10% chiffon, Specialties.~ Corset Covers, Drawers and Chemises, from 270 Underskirts from 55e Nightgoxns from 55e, Embroidered Belts from 120.Leather Belts from 200.Beaded, E'aitic and Bilk Belts, from 250.Hand Begs and New Pures, from 75c.P.C.Corgets from 850.Hose Supporters from 1fe.Blouse Waists, Embroidered and | Hair Nets, front, B for 25.All- Laos trimmed, from 88, + | over, 8 for 60c., and 3 for 60e, E.J.Dynes, 49 St.John St.PHONE 271 MARRIED.- MULCAIR-O'REILLY\u2014At St.Patriok's Church, on nday, June 10th, 1907.by the Revd.Father Krickser, C.BS.R, Edward Joseph to Stella O'Reilly, both of this city.New Advertisements.Quebes Lawn Tennis Club\u2014J.A.John- J n.Gameau Bridge Hotel\u2014A.Paradis.Notice-Max.Fudon.Laurentine House\u2014A.Donakison.\u2018 » Onte and Corn\u2014Geo.Tanguayplein de ra er ting\u2014Aca away.Fashion-Cra{t\u2014Roy & Hoy.Vichy Water\u2014Boivin, Wilson & Ca i Trunk Rail: of Time\u2014Grand way System.Sailinge\u2014Allan Linedes Peres Chartreux\u2014D.Masson & Co.Nuts.Wiosly Furnished Booms\u2014F.J.Buck- Lumber and Coal\u2014Archee & Co.June Weddings\u2014Faguy, Lepinay Frere.Pommery Champagne\u2014Law, Young & Auditorium WEDNESDAY, June 19th MUSICAL COMEDY WILL BE PRODUCED BY THE NAVAL OFFICERS H.M.S: HAMPSHIRE BAND IN ATTENDANCE.PRICES-~ 15-25-35-50-75¢, and $1.00 - J.ONS ant CORN \u2014 ALSO \u2014 Flour, Pork \u2014 AND \u2014 \u2018General Provisions.Geo.Tanguay, 48 ST.PAUL >TREBT, 88-35-34-36 ST.ANDREW ST,, Lower Townjume lixlw Why Don\u2019t You Save ' Money And send your old Clothes to the GLOVER DYEING and CLEANING WORKS and have them dyed cleaned and pressed to look like new?Tl.1ashion of doing so is now becoming popular.BRANCH OFFICES : 181 Bt.John St, Tel.No.485 ; 888 Bt John St, Tel, 1956 ; 331 Bt, Joseph Bt ; \u2018Tel, 2629 7s HEAD OFFICE: - 208-305 8 Vador SL Td.1810 NEW YORK ee | FF - [0th Regiment Q.0.6H \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014=\u2014\u2014 AU clothing, accoutrements, eto, | rer es muet be returned into the Quarter- LOST Monday 1 nesday, 19th.All Ranks will be paid at the Drill Shed on Thureday, 20th st 8 pm.- By order, A.I.PRICE, Major and Act'g Adj\u2019t.Junel3zN.| Lacrosse Match Nationals :vs Quebec |\u201d town.Address W.B.H.Chronicle Office parr rere ri et BOARDERS WANTED\u2014Nost beauti- (or orrawa) Q.A.A.GROUNDS Saturday, June 15th, AT 3.30 P.M.Admission 35 and 85c.PLAY RAIN OR SHINE Mulcau Academy Rollaway ROLLER SKATING THE POPULAR PASTIME asin Tha Co)lest Flace {n the City Come and Hear the Band Concerts Every Evening 8 to 10.80 ADNISSION 10 CENTS SATURDAY NIGHT RUGBY-POLO Wanderers vs Thistles Quebec Lawn Tennis Club The! Courts of the Quebec Lawn Teonis | Club.will open for play on Saturday afternoon, June 15th, when the \u20ac first of the weekly teas will take place, © By order, J.A.JOHNSTON, Hon'y-Sec.GARNEAU BRIDGE HOTEL A.PARADIS, PROPRIETOR, Admirable situation in à large pine ove, on the of the Chaudiere in, 2,000 feet from the grand Que- Charming sq) t and healthy, pot uret at y.cool and y A river view from ail points.Good \u201cservice, moderate prices, Mr.and Mrs.Paradis wish to renew their annual invitation to the numer- aus citisens who are accustomed to visit this spot and request them to invite their frisids.junel4x3m.NOTICE.Max.Hudon, osucesssor to the late P.F.Rheume, hardware merchant.Has! transferred his establishment from the corner of Bridge ard St.Joseph streets to Nos.101-103 j Street, orn oe of St.Francis.As this ît gives an opportunit of havi a more considerable stock and at came time to give better satisfaction to bis customers as \u2014 one stocl stores in and ong be most advantageously known in that line of business.: juneléx1m.LAURENTINE HOUSE POINTE-AUX-ORIGNAUX, Near River Oue:le Wharf, South Shore of St.Lawrence, Opp site Murray B y.This beautifully situated and favorite seaside resort, with its fine bathing, fishing, and boat facilities, accessible by Intercolonial Railway, only three hours ride from Quebec, will be opened for ts on and after the 10th June.Long distance Telephone in the house also Telegraph.Apply to A.DONALDSON, Lessee and Manager Laurentine House, Pointe aux Orig nans, Riviere Ouells, P.Q.: juneldx2w.vices moderate.AS Lx OÙ IORCTION GANT FROKTENAC GAS CO Applied for by Quebec Gas Company.TOPREVENT NEW COMPANY From Laying Pipes Too Near Those of Old Company\u2014Ap Interesting Case, TholQuebec Gas Company, through their attorneys Messrs.Pentland, Stuart and Brodie, have taken an action for $10,000 damages against the Frontenac Gas Co The nature : of the writ is for an injunction to pre vent the Frontenas Company from laying pipes too near those ol the Quebec Gas Compan pipes, the latter claiming that, by Ta, auy company laying pipes caunot lay ghem within sa certain distance from those of the Que- T TOWN ADMIRAL'S REGRET Transmitted to American Navy at Recent Disaster at Jamestown, Rear Admiral George Neville, C.V.0.Commander of ths Cruiser Squateun nuw at anchor in thus port, has trans mitted 8 message of sympathy to the Urite 1 States naval authoritise in\u2018eos nection with the recent catastropte in flawg ton Feeds, wheey cleven men of the United States navy, including six micshoynen and five veamg, wan wit Discovery Landing, at he oxy 8.tii giants, shortly afur midnight, or Mrans, 0» & lauash of dre Lat-, Cashin M.rresols, were \u2018tessned The Brith Cruiser Squeslon, n° is known, wees at the Janse rm Fro siti far the opening ser:monics, an the sad disaster to the men of Awessiar avy has ewaksid reyes ti +1 ghout the leat.HELP CLUB.bes GCampany.The suit will undoubtedly be a very interesting ome, and the Frontenac Company have retained | the services of Hon.L.P.Pelletier and | Mr.L.A.Taschereau to lock after their interests.HAD ARM BROKEN.While driving a load of planks, Mr, Hilaire Delisle, a well known horso- dealer of St.John suburbs, had one of his arms broken by one of the Planks tellin off the load amd strik- A LEVIS CELEBRATION.It is proposed in Levis to celebrate St.Jean Baptiste Day by hokling a grand distribution of the prizes to the successful pupils in the various schools in that town and a popular banquet.IMMIGRATION BOOM.There are now on the way from Europe to this port cight steamers i with passengers.These have | on board passengers verymwg in nun- bers from 2,100 to 900 each.They | will arrive bere next week.THIEVES ACTIVE.The attention of the police is directed to the activity some of the light finger: try operating in the viciity of re Groat Northem Ele vator.A boiler recently brought to the city from a wreck down the river, has been entirely strippod of its brass and other fixtures within the past few days.ë Dance music every week night in Kent House Parlors.CHILD'S SUDDEN DEATH.Gustave, aged eg years and two months, son of r.J.A.Everell, nt of the Q.R.L.& P.Co., died on {rom merin- itis after of 18 bours\u2019 ion.The little fellow was at tending school at the Sisters of Charity on Richelieu street and the pre vious day was at play in the school rounds in a] ly the best of fatto.The sympathy of the community is extended Yo the bereaved pareuts.RECORDER'S COURT.an illness and costs, and one was sent to jail for sight days.A boy for playing bail in the strest pail $1 and costs for the fun.TICKET FREE FOR SHERBROOKE.It you buy $18.00 worth of goods next week at Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, you will have a free ticket for Sherbrooke, the 22nd of June.The Quebec lacrosse will play the Sherbrookes that day.MEETING OF ELDERS.At the close of the sederunt of the Presbyterian General Assembly on Monday morning, the moderator intimated F.J.BUCKLEY NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS 418 BROADWAY, (bow 3th 31.) that a meeting of clders would be held at 2.15 that afternoon, but did not know the object of the metting, as he was not in their secrets, largo and influential meeting was held ht the time appointed, and in the abeence of Sir Thomas Taylor, elder for Hamilton, Ont, late Chief Justice of Manitoba, Mr.John C.Thomson, elder of the Presbytery of Quebec, was asked to preside.The chairman read the notice for calling the meeting, which stated that the first object was to give the olders an opportunity of meeting one another and becoming bet- secondly, for the purpose of disdessi \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LOST-RUBBER TIRE BETWEEN Immigration Shed and St.Roch strest Reward to finder at Quebeo and Transfer Co., Lad., 19 Desfosses St.WANTED.PA WANTED\u2014TWO GIRLS, QNE PLAIN cook, jad one house muid, for small family onos, 35 Ursule street.1 of lanl, vacant ilgpomible, about 100 160 fest, in a central of fui situated house of 15 shade trees, sto, bathing boating an Bening, Ratoa $8.00 per week.Close to Station.Apply to O.Latramcois, Beaupre room to advertise our goods up sho odd on trees, fences, bod ai icuous places, aloo distribute advertising matter.Commission or salary 988 onth and expenses %\u201c per Te teady employment to good .N pe re.Km Cou Fondou Out Cartage .First class wages.Apply at meme eee rrr WANTED TO PURCHASE A \u2018 LOT [pss the [them unless a spcdifird charge of im- .[stated above.ne- | need ter acquainted with each other, an matters which might be for the welfare of the church at large.He then stated that the clders t would be glad to learn that the numbers of the ministers and elders attending the assembly wore about equal, which was very gratifying, and ped such would continue to be the case at all future mectings of the assembly.The chairman then said that he hoped something would be done in the nedr Nature for limitation of the pastorate, and referred to the Methodist Churen, stating at the same time that at pre- sot the Presbyterian Church was hampered and the spiritual side euf- fs accordingly by sometimes having tors whose ministery was a failure, and nothing could be dons to remove morality was brought against them, Several took part in the discussion, and at the close the chairman called upon the Rov.Dr.Wardrope, who ated that he was there not as a minister, but as an elder, having, after a lo torate, resigned his charge.The an ted that at all future mectings of the Gegeral Asvorobly a similar meeting of elders should be held for the same object as SHERBROOKE, Everybody wants to te brooks, Saturday, Snd Jine.Me are Buy your ticket early for Sherbrooke, to attend the incrosss match urday.Every one should be on ground Saturday mittee, the WORKMAN INJURED.yesterday morning, a laborer na Duvad, who resides at Cap Blanc, had bis foot crushed.He was lifting a box when it fell on his foot.Thibaudeau was summoned and after attending to the injured man, bad him removed to his home.ENGLISH D RESS FORM.For Ingh clnss English dress sult the adwertitement of our carry such ware as may be seen manufacturers.Last heard of one time delegate for a painters\u2019 society.Mother kept oil shop in Black Friars, London .E.Please communicate with G.Jones, nephew, H.M.S.Argyll.Quebec an:l Conedian papers please copy.HAY, OATS, EIC.Mr.George Tanguny, wholesale merchant, St.Paul street, is offering for sale, Boy, outn, corp, our, pork and general provisionss * Parties requiring any of the above \u2018Articles sh \u2018pay Mr.Tanguay'e cetablishment a visit.ACADEMY ROLLAWAY.There was a fair sized crowd at the Rollaway last night to witness the game of rughy-polo between the Gauvin and Rollaway teams, which proved very interesting to the spectators.Quite a number of strangers were in the gallery and apparently enjoyed the evening listening to the music fut- nished, by the Rollaway orchestra and watching the skaters.There is no leasanter way of spending the evening.The building is cool, and comfortable seats are provided.ACCIDENT FO MR.WM.LEE.Mr.William Tee was the victim of a painful accident on Wednesday night, which will confine him to his residence for some days.In alighting from an clectrie car at the corner of Grande Allee and Claire Fontaine street, he missed hin footing and fell, severely injuring his right shoulder and head.He was taken to his residence where he received medical attendance.Yeslterday he was reported to be pro- grossing favorably.His friends hope to vee him again at business in a few days.BAND ON THE TERRACE.The R.C.G.A.band will perform on Dufferin Terrace this (Friday) evening from B to 10 o'clock, weatber permitting, the following programme : 1.March\u2014\" \u2018Fare thee well my old Kentucky Home.\u201d.Smith Overturc\u2014'\u2018Zampa 2 3.Vaise\u2014'\"Belln Nita\u2019 Troters 1.Aubade Printaniere.Lacombe 5.Selection\u2014\"Nadgy\u201d .Chassaigne 8.Polke\u2014\"Rum-T um-Tum\u2019 ñ \u2026Trotere 7.Intermezzo\u2014\"'Cleopatra innegan\u201d \u201c oret 8.\u201cTheelman\u2019s Patrol\u201d .Banta Vive La Canadienne, God Save the King.J.VEZINA, Bandmaster.UNIVERSITY OF BISHOP'S COLLEGE, LENNOXVILLE.Following will be the order of pro oeedings served during Convocation week, 1907, of iversity of Bishop's College, Lennoxville :\u2014 duntes a Undergraduates, cricket match : 6.30 p.m.amual mg of Alumm Association ; 815 pm, Alurmi dinner in Collegs Healtings, Wednexiay, 9.30, Trustees, Coun: H : 2.18, Corpo-ation.Thursday, | Jime 20th\u20147.30 a.m.celebration of the Holy Communion, ({oclebrant, the Lord Bishop of Que ; 9,30 am, Convocation, \\ business mestiny : 12.00 noon, Univergit, sermon by the Right Rev, the C jutor Bishop of New Hampebire ; (cle are requested to i wurplices, stole and hood) ; 1.00 p.m., lunch im College Hall oe visitors ; 3 em, lic convocation for conferring pd a and in course (in the Bishop Williams | Convocation Hall): * p.m., tho Prineipai and Mrs.Gibbine at home, for tea.All the old gradusten and friends of the Col are cordially invited to be present.rere ALL ABOARD FOR SHERBROOKE, Saturday, the 32nd, great excursion will take place to Sherbrooke at a very Tow price.If you are short of a nice œuit or colo shirts, bargains will be given next week.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.\u2018 ST, JEAN BAPTISTE Programme for the Celebration on the 23rd and 24th, p\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The oclebration of St.Joan Baptisw this year, by our French-Canadian fellow-citizens will extend over two days, Sunday, June 28, and Monday, June 2é.On Sunday there will be a solemn mass at St.Sauveur Church.The mass will be for men\u2019s voices; with orchestral accompaniment, ana ig the composition of Mr, J.Artpier, organist of the church, The soloists will be Messrs.Kirouae, Gosselin, Bertrand, Pelletier, Roy and Dagneau.Mr.Bornier will préside at the organ and Mr.J.Arthur Paquet will conduct the choir.The mass will, be celebrated by Rev.Father Valiquet, 0.M.1., and the sermon will be preached by Father Hage.After the mass thers will be presentation of addresses by the 8t.Jean Baptiste Society of St.Sauveur, to His Honor Lieut.Governor Jette and His Worship Mayor Garneau.In the afternoon, at two o'clock, there will be a patriotic demonstration at the Jacques Cartier Monument with addresses.On Monday the various societies will och | The route of the THE QUEBEC TACROSSE !éckerrotiere, + While working on the King's wharf | In the Auditorium ny the Sailors De, | | Wednesdny, June IVth-2 p.m., Gra- | quit meet at 7.30 a.m.on the Esplanade, and at 8.30 the procession will start.ion will be: ~\u2014 d'Auteuil, Se.Anne, Ste.Ursule, Bt.Louis, Grande Alke, Scott, Artillery, St.Patrick, Jupiter, St.Jean, Cote Ste.Genevieve, Michelieu, St.George, Cote d'Abraham, st lene, , .Valier, Dorchester, Steba do nt forget EP to Fag Rite, Commiraire, Boulesard \" eu 00 Langelier, St.jer, Snuvageau, Boisploves, collars and Sh other thing pr Durocher, Napoleon, Aqueauc, tog rook.{5 Valier, finishing at Bt Peter's a \" Market.Prior to the starting of tl The HELP THE BOYS.; cain an address will be prescat- Rear-Admiral has becn invited \u2018ed to His Grace Archbishop Begin at on Sat- \\the Palace.At 2 o'clock in the afternoon there «will be the usual pienie to help the com- land games on the Exhibition grounds.GRAND NAVAL ENTERTAINMENT.of the First Cruiser Squadron, under the auspices of the Sailors\u2019 Institute.During the visit of H.M.S.Good Hope, Argyll, Hampshire and Roxburgh, of the First Cruiser Squadroi under the command of Rear-Admiral Geo.Neville, C.V.0.; arrangements are con- being made by the Seamen's Institute lead- for the : entertainment of the ing firm of Lefrance & Mullin., They jackets and Marinesin Bond street, London West End, and \u2018a Grand Naval Entertainment will be novelties by all thc leading English : given in the Auditorium, under Blue- On Friday evening, the 2lst instont, the patronage of His Excellency Earl Grey, Governor-General of Canada, His Ilon- JONES.JOHN ARCHIBALD GEORGE | or the Lieutsnant-Governor, Sir Louis in Quebec, was at ! Jette, K.C.M.G., Reur-Admiral Montreal and Toronto, and was at { Neville, Geo.C.V.0., in command of the First Cruiser Squadron, the Hon.L.\"Gouin, Premier of the Province, His Worship the Mayor, Captain G.P.W.Hope of H.M.S.Guod Hope, Captain R.A.Allenby, ¥.V.0., BAS.Argyll, Captain Sir \u2018R.K.Arbuthnot, Bart., M.V.0., HM.8.Hampshire dnd Ctain 8.A.G.Galthorpe of H.M.S.Roxburgh.The programme will consist of relec- tions by the band oi the flagship, Bayo net Drili and Exercise wedish Driil by Squads of Marines and Blue jackets, and Songs and Choruses.The entertainment in the Auditorium will he proceeded by a Banquet in the large Gymnasium of the Y.M.C.A.Building\u2019for about 500 of the sailors.FISHERMEN AND FIREMEN.Messrs.I.P.Grenier, advocate, Narcisse Morin, Jules G.Papineau, and J.Art.Dionne, have returned from a most successful fishing trip in their preserves*in rear of St.Ra.- mond.They met with such success that they only left the lakes when there was no mors fish to be taken out, and they are muow distributing the result of their catch among their friends.On their return trip they | resched St.Raymond shortly after ! the fire hroke out on Wednesday last, and rendered invaluable aid in saving ti and their heroic conduct was highly commented upon.Mr.Papipeau in particular succeeded in savin \u2018a number of poultry and cattle, whic would have undoubtedly fallen a prey to the flames.DEMISE OF MR.T.MACFARLANE.Death Comes Suddenly to Chi Analyst 6f Inland Revenue DNe- partment.Mr.Thomas Macfarlane, 131 Leod street, chief analyst of the land Revenue Department, and one of Ottawa's best known and most, highly reapected citizens, died suddenly yesterday afternoon of heart failure, while trying to overtake a car near the loo in the Rocklifée rifle range.Deat! was dus to heart failure.The news of his death came as a shock to bis numerous friends.All day he was in his umal good health.The forenoon he spent at the Laboratory on Queen street.In the afternoon he went to the rifle range on a matter of business in compeny with Mr, Alex.Christie, contractor, of 253 Frank street, and Capt.A.Deroche, of the Militia Department, to decide upon a suitable site of a pro- sed new building thers.At about .30 the party started to return, but just missed a car, which was rounding the curve.Mr.Macfarlane started intercept it'but the extra exertion was too mich for him and he snd- denly fell to the und.When Conor Timothy Bbielde, 435 Laurier avenue, rushed to his assistance, Mr.Macfarlane had passed to the great beyond.Capt.Deroche and Mr.Christie at once went to ses what had befall their late companion, but they found that they could do nothing.The remains wers conveyed to the quarters of the Dominion Rifle Association, and laid upon a cot.Coroner Baptie was notified, but did not consider an inquest necessary.; i Macfarlane had heen an official whose work had always commended Me- Inbring | {cael and he res about to receive the rest which his labors so richly de served He leaves a widow, three sons and ve daughters to mourn.The wons are Arthur and Thomas Macfarlane, Ot tawa, and Norman Maclarlane, Montseat [he deu ar\u201c Miss denis ar , tiaws, ra ur Bolton, Quebec: fre.J.Fairburn, Toronto, and Miss Lissie Macfarlane in St.John, N.B.\u2014Ottaws Journal, THE TALK OF TRE DAY.crosse detvwom the pion Nationals of Ottawa \u2018and Quebeo on Save day.Nobody choulf-nides the game, Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer: is Healthful Becavee it is brewed from Pabst Eight-Dey Malt snd choicest hops.Malt is made from barley-\u2014 the most nourishing of all grains.The Pabst Eight-Day Malting Process gets all of these nourishing properties out of the barley-grain, end the Pabst Brewing Methods retain them all in Pabst BlueRibbon The Beer of Quality which is therefore richer in food values than other becrs.In addition; it has the exquisite flavor of the choicest hops, with all cf their tonic propertics.Pabst malts for food values: Pabst brews for health qua::- ties.The name Pabat guarantees both purity and exce:- lence.\u2018When ordering beer, ask for Pabst Blue Ribbon, Meade by Pabst at Milwaukee And bottled only at the Brewery.L.Chaput, Fils & Co., Agt.Montreal.S58 LP.J.Turcctte, Distributing Agt : Quebec Phone 1131.CAEN cm fe M rE ee FAT T OUR 30c.TEA : Has acquired a reputation which no other brand could eve.equal.When you will have tasted it once you will never ba per, suaded to buy another of the same price which woula surely be 0 a lower grade.: 15 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL OUR TEAS PAYABLE IN 600DS.J.B.ROUSSEAU, es: asa 238 St.Joseph Stree} may7x2awxtu-itixly.LUMBER PHONE 646 COAL ARCHER & CO.: ANTHRACITE COAL for Stoves and Furnaces, FOUNDRY COKE, AMERICAN SNITH, ! WELSH AND STEAM, , BRICKS AND CEMENT.Lumber and Timber of Every Description Office-and Wharf, 140 St.Andrew St., Quebsejunel4x2m Bre F aguy, Lepinay & Fr JUNE WEDDINGS This is the happy month which has been looked forward to by many of ou: fair, Canadian Daughters who nre about | to pay hommage at hymen\u2019s aitar.Our services are at your command in the selection of Wedding Gifts.300 PIECES JUST RECEIVED From the celebrated Standard Silver Company, that has been marked at low prices We shall sousider it a pleasure to show our choice wheiher you purchase or net, we have them as low as 256.up to $100.NEW MATERIAL.For Juue Brides\u2019 Costumes, Marquisetto, Pastel color, rice 90¢, up to $2.75 ; Light Colored Voile 556.up to 1.00 ; Nun's Veilling 26¢.up to 750.Also à great variety in Colored Silk of all descriptions.33 P.C.SPRING COSTUMES.It would be hard to equal such an opportunity, these Suits we offer among-t the latest seen this season 33 PER CENT, Another opportunity to secure high grade \u2018\u2018Tailor Skirts\u2019 at an astonishing low prices.These Skiris are cut in the newest model.À visit is solicited.YOU ARE MAKING A MISTAKE, u don't go to Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, to ses thei fa, highest grade artistic carpat thers is to ba seen in .If Carpet the City.THE WHITE WEAR STORE.Has set out to nccotn plish livelier business than ever, the qualities and finish are ail the best.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 254-264 St.John Street. \u2019 ; THE QUEBEC Shnoxicn > A VISIT SOLICITED.TELEPHONE - - - - - 369 IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA.HEAD OFFICE TORONTO CAPITAL PAID UP.$4.730.000.REST.so.47830.000, Charles Cockshutt,\u201d Pelog thra Mu- Bowland, Wm.Whyte, Caw Sook, Hon.Richard Turner.SAVINGS BANK Interest allowed on deposits from date of opening of account at current roles to principal four times a year.A General Banking Business Transscted Letters of credit issued available in aul the principal cities of the world.QUEBKC BRANCH 6.N.WEST.TELEGRAPH BUILDING, PHONE 443.ST.PETER STREET.W.A.WEIR, Manager.UNION BANK OF CANADA DIVIDEND NO.81.\u2014 Notice is hereby given that a Dividend of three and one Tr cent on the id up capital stock of this institution been declared for the current half year, and that the ezme will be payable atthe rank and its Brancues on and after Saturday, the first day of June next, The Share: Transfer Ho>ks will re closed from the eeventeenth to the thirty- firat of May, both days inclusive.The annual general meeting of Shareholders will be held on Wednesday, June 19th, 1807, «t the Banking liouse in this City.Chair to be :aken at 12 o'clock, noon.By order of the Board.G.H.BALFOUR, General Manager.Quebec, April 22nd, 1907.apl.23 to june 19 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 UNION BANK OF GANADA NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS, On and after the first day of: June, 1907, interest on all accounts in the Savings Bank Department of this Bank will be computed at the highest current rate, from the date on which such accounts are opened, and will be credited four times per annum, viz., on the last business daye of February, May, August and November in each year.¥.w.SMITH, Local Manager, Quebec.A.YEASEY, ting Manager.St.Louis street Branch, Quebec.june3xt!.Photo Material CAMERAS FROM $1.70 $75.\u2014\u2014 Films, Papers, Plates and Developing Supplies, ete.Photographic Supplies of all kinds.Special attention is devoted by an expert to developing and print.\u2014AT\u2014 JOHN E.WALSH'S BOOK SELLER & STATIONER, 11 ST.JOHN STREET Canadian Shoe Machinery Go, LIMITED We Manufacture the following machines, and sell on the non- Royalty system.Pegger, Standard Screw, Slugger, Loose Nailor, Heeler.ses We have niso all kinds of wire tanks, alo, necessary in the use of the ahove, for sale at reasonable prices, i of Boots aad Shoes, y those in: ing to start new facioriss, should not fail to inspect our machines they are equal to any in the market as to speed and workman- skip, and the use of them means a lange saving to the manufacturer.FACTORY AT 808 St.Joseph Street ST.ROCH, QUEBEC.PHONE 2335, NOW OPEN.A new Chinese Canton Cafe has just Everything clean, orderly and verythil clean, orderly and up-to- date ng y F Large dining room on first floor.Dining served daily from 12 til 2 p.m.First class meal for 25 cents.Extras at reasonable rates.paérivate Lunch Room up aire for \u2019 and gentiemen.ay an aight.Short orders alor y Courteous and promp attendance.i and gentlemen please give us \u2014 Last.M inde.at No.48 St, John street, | 8 pm.| Notice to Shipmasters, The undersigned is prepared to furnish vesels with sailors and firemen rat \u2018all times.There is no nced of jvessels leaving port short-handed, as is often the case.Shipmasters will know when 1.have the men ready by seeing the British flag flying from wy bouse.JANES WOODS, 235 Champlain Street.C TOI HAKING POWDER .' H.B.BIGNELL FIRE and LIFE | Insurance.Associated with Mr.C.P.Chamion, Agent ofthe Royal Ins.Covof Liverpool, Eng., the largest an , wealthiest Insurance Company in the world.Prompt and Liberal Settlements Made, , No.66 St.Peter St, Quebec.Phone No.75- mvw,eatx 12m CONS TD THE CONRY We beg to remind those who are going to spen the su::mer in the country, that, if they want their furniture, etc, moved promptiy.to give their order to the \u2018Quebec Garage & Transfer Go.; LIMITED These gentlemen guarantee a prompt and reliable service, which will give entire satisfaction.Reasonable Rates PHONE 386 (CHEAP SALE .OF \u2014 SIDEBOARDS \u2014 AND \u2014 BUFFETS New Designs in Mahogany, Early English and Golden Oak.Pay a visit to my store it will fully repay you.TU 15 0 Gene Cheap Sl.Excellent Lire of all Household Furniture JAMES PERRY, 323 ST.PAUL ST, MEN AND WOMEN.Une Big @ for unnatural discharges,iufammstions trritaticus or ulceration: of mucous membrabee.winless, and not ssiria- .went or poisonous.Seld by Draggielsor pent is plain rails i CIRGINRATI,Oen by express.S700 or à portion 8.Circular sont on =~ USE ONLY THE BEST GILLETT} PERFUMED LYE ste STANDARD 111} READY FOR USE IN ANY QUANTITY.| | For making soap, softening water, remeving old paint, disinfecting sinke, closets, drains and for many ether purposes.A oan aguale 30 pounds SAL SODA.SOLD EVERYWHERE.at the Q.A.A.ds on Saturday afternoon next, Admiral bas promised to start the ball at 3 o'clock, and the band of the flagship will play during the afternoon.The match promises to be one of the finest exhibitions given here this wea: son, oe the visitors from the federal capital are a strong aggregation an come prepared to give the locals a lively tussle.The Quebec team, since the recent changes have been made on it, is going at a fast clip and the Ottawa twelve will find their work eut out for them.There promises to be a great crowd present.The team to meet the visitors will be chosen Irom among the folowing players :\u2014H.Copeman, J.Early, Aumount, J.Doyle, G.Boivin, Netivier, J.McCormick, J, Malone, 8.Laliberte, F.Webster, D.Power, J.: Sceliy, 0.Walsh, T.Malone, L.Ga- | boury and P.Moran.A DARK HORSE.Mr.Frank Coffee, of Sydney, Aus- \u2018tralia, writes to a friend in Guelph that there is & \u201cdark horse\u201d in tl \"rowing world in New Zealand who lean easily defcat either Stanbury or Towns, and does not think he will be lacking in backing to make a trip to Canada and England.The New Zealand athletes (especially footballers ) have proven themselves much hardier then the Australians.1 ; .! CHESS MASTERS TOURNAMENT.Ostend, Belgium, June 13.~The International Chess Mastersj tournament : came to an end to-day.Tarrasch, of Nuremberg, was first; Schlechter, of Vienna, second; Marshall, of New York, third; Janowski, of Paris, fourth; Burn, of Liverpool, fifth, and T.8.C.Tschigorin, of St.Petersburg, pit The finals scores were as, foi- OWS: \u2014 Players.J.Tarrasch.\u20ac.Schlechter.F.J.Marshal 14 8 382 | D.Janowski.19 8 45 | ! 8 1 253 i 44 15 188 YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.( Eastern.) At Jersey City: \u2014 Rochester, 4; Jersey City, 2.At Newark: \u2014 Newark, 0; Buffalo, 1.At Baltimore: \u2014 Montreal, 3; Baltimore, 1.(Exhibition.) At Worcester: \u2014 St.Louis ( Americas), 7; Worcester (New England), 1.At Boston: \u2014 Providence ( Eastern), ( American}, 2; 16 innings.{ American.} At Philadelphia :\u2014 Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia, 5.At Now York: \u2014 Chicago, 4; New York, 3.(National).3; Boston At Chicago: \u2014 Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, 3.At St.Louis :\u2014 St.Louis, 1: Boston, 0.At Cincinna: Philadelphia, 2.Cineinnati, 5 ; .Boston, June 13 \u2014The Providence Fastern League team defeated the Boston Americans to-day, 3 to 2, in sixteen inkil The receipts of the ! game, which are to be turned over to the widow of the late \u201cChick\u201d Stahl, formerly mana; of the local team, amounted in all to $3,140.Of this sum $850 was contributed by the American League clubs; $125 by the Boston players and 8115 by the Cleveland players.Nineteen of t Boston men participated in the game, Score:\u2014 Providence.W311 1 Bonton.3101 Batteries: \u2014Clinton, Barry and Peterson; Young, Harris, Prueitt, Jacobson, Clase end MeGuire; Criger, Armbruater and Shaw.A RACING COMPARISON.If anyone doubts the superiority of the thoroughbred horse of to-day over his predecessors of a generation or two ago, says the Westminster Gazsite, the récords of the Grand National ought to remove his ticism.Nearly 70 years ago\u2014in 1638 thin race was won by Lottery, a wonderful horse in hia day, in 7 seconds under 15 minutes.Nearly 13 minutes wes the average time until 1844, when Curcall won in 10 minutes 47 seconds.In the \u201csixties\u201d and \u2018\u2018scventies\u201d\u2019 there was a marked improvement in speed, although the average duration of the race was about 11 minutes; up to 1500 the time never fell below 10 minutes, and often exceeded 11 minutes; but since that year the time has seldom been outside 10 minutes.In 3993 Cloister simply romped in, winning by 40 lengths in a canter in © minutes, 42 2-5 neconds, although he carried the extraordinary weight of 12 stone 7 pounds; and six years later Manifesto ualled Cloister's record by carrying 3 1-2 stones to victory.us, with in 85 years the duration of this race was reduced by well over 5 minutes; so that Cloister ought to have been able to give s start of a mile and a half and have beaten Lottery over the Grand National course.Philanelphia, Jupe 13.\u2014An athletic meet was held last werk by inmates of the Overbrook School for the Blind.These, ali totally blind, bogan & con- teat for supremacy with the Baltimore School for the Blind.In the fast races an ingenious scheme was put in foros to prevent collisions and to avoid running off the trad.For the full length of the cinder path so wire was strung on: each side.On this was a sliding qrip or handle.The runner grasped this hendle and eo could put forth all his speed without |the Goulburn race course on May .|view to obta burn the ringmen were not satisfied with the fees imposed for the privileges of betting in the grand stend re serve at both places, and as the racing authorities did not comply with the demands of the illers the late ter went out on strike.At Narrandera the ringmen, however, \u2018\u2018pooled\u201d the business, and paid the fee for one bookmaker, who did all the betting, with profitable results.The conditions under which permission would be granted to bookmakers intending to ply their vocation at Goulburn had been duly advertised, and upwards of half a score ringmen from the metropolis to the terms and paid the fee and deposit demanded by the club, but on the arrival of J.|the Riverina contingent an effort was made to get the fee reduced to one- half.The club declined to accede to the request, and a strike resulted.* The club officials remained firm, and was no open betting in the grand stand enclosure during the afternoon, though some of \u2018he \u201c\u2018atrik- ers\u201d booked a few wagers on \u201cthe quiet.\u201d The Leger bookmakers, however, benefitted by the strike in the paddock, and did \u2018a brisk business over the dividing fence.That evening a conference of ringmen and the honorary treasurer of the club, Mr, C.M.\" Shaw, was held, with the result that an amicable arrangement was arrived at, and the strike was declared \u201coff.\u201d The \u201cstrike,\u201d however, served to um- press on the members of the club and racing men ally the necessity for the legalization of the totalizator, and the question of îts introduction is likely to become a live one at the coming elections, especially in the pusl districts.At the Police Court Henry Phillips was charged with endeavoring to impose upon Herbert Cripps Clarke at by fraudulent representation, with 8 in money.The evidence showed that Cripps {Clarke and others hacked Rydalmere with the defendant for the Werriwa Handicap.Rydalmere won, but de fendant simply returned the stakes, saying he would pay at the Imperial Hotel that evening.When he was laying odds on Rydalmere be had two or three pounds in his bag.His linbi- lities after the Werriwa Handicap were pearly forty pounds.He was not staying at the Imperial Hotel at the time he told people to meet him there.The committee wanted him to leave the course with his money, but he would not go.He would not contradict anyone who stated that he said he would pay when the numbers were up.erg.McHardy said the reason defendant did not leave the ground was that there was a big crowd round him.It would have heen unsafe.Defendant was eentenged to a month\u2019s hard labor.+ : BRUCE STUART HOME.Captain of Houghton Hockey Team Talks of International league.Ottawa, June 13.\u2014Bruce Stuart, one of the best hockey players cver turned out of Ottawa, is in the city from Houghton, Michigan, where he captained the team of that place to victory in the International Hockey League last winter.Bruce is looking as dap- Be as ever and says he feels as if he ; \u2018had a hundred more years of hockey left in him.Stuart played centre for Houghton last seamon, and it was due to his magnificent work toward the closa of the schedule the team beat out Pitisburg and Canadian 8co.Bruce spends his summer months in the contracting business in Houghton, where he is in partnership with another business man and carrying on a lucrative trade.In fact Bruce sporta an automobile.\u201cWe had à good team last winter and best of all our fellows pulled to- | ther.I will captain En next year and we are already busy getting our players together.You can mever ntart too early in that direction.\" \u201cI believe we play as fast, if not faster, hockey in the International than your E.C.H.L., or that Manitoba League, We had a game booked with Wanderers when dey were in the west, but the Stanley Cup series was #0 delayed all our ice had gone before Wanderers could fix a date.We were dead anxious to get at them.I guess, however, we will have the chance this year and are now arranging a short tour of Eastern Canada prior to the opening of the league sca: son next year.We will play a series with Wanderers and are anxious to get on a game with the Ottawas in this city.\u201d ' HOW CHICAGO REPAID THE N, Y.GIANTS.Chicago, June 18.\u2014Though vicious at times, the Chicago fan is ingenious, and here are some of the contrivances intended to annoy and irritate the Giants, .Huge yellow kite bearing the word \u201cMuggsy\u201d and the form of a baseball player, supposed to be McGraw, attached to an aerial trapese, performing all kinds of ludicrous contortions over the field.Cocoanuts thrown et the Gianta, on one side of which was a picture Tinker covered with spikes.Burlesque songs, with brass band accompaniment, entitled \u201cCheer Up, Muggs, Don\u2019t Be Sighing.\u201d A flock of 19 yellow striped bal loons et adrift to commemorate that memorable defeat of the Giants by Chic at tha Polo grounds last ear by a score of 19 to 0.Immense log horns that worked automatically and emitted doleful noises every time a Giant got on base.Thousands of smell yellow flags, bearing the word \u201cGiants.\u201d A chorus of 25,000 {ann singing \u201cSo Lo og, Muggsy, How We Hate to Se ou Go.\u201d \u2018 other thought.The baseball wae | The Chicago Board of Trade spent thrown 195 feet, the hemmer 76 feet [91,000 in purchasing these qarious con- and the shot was put ever 20 too, arivances, .SQUTERS® STYLE.Squiers was always uet, His seen: ingly clumsy foot work carried him willy in and out.He was always willing to exchange blows, and at infighting he was a wonder.It was evi dent be did \u2018not cut loose, yet in the third round he noarly fnockeë Joe down with short left hook on jaw.Squiers smilingly apologized.The Australian long arms, and his reach is greater than that of Fitzsimmons, THOMAS\u2019 OPINION, After the tilt, Thomas _said:\u2014 \u201cSquiers is the real thing.He has everything a fighter needs.He is fast and\u2019 cen hit hard.He's cool and tricky.1 know he is game.Burns is a clever, rough fighter, but this fellow will make him travel some.only question is how Squiers can take punishment if it's a gruelling fight.\u201d Squicrs\u2019 showing in practice has been so good, that he is favorite in betting over Burns at odds of 10 to 7.Several thousand dollars are waiting here for Burns\u2019 backers.There won't Be five pounds difference in the weight jot the men.Burns is training hard.R.C, G, A, VS.EMPRESS.There was an interesting game of Association foothall on the Q.A.Agrounds yesterday afternoon hetween the R, C,G.A.team and a team from the Empress, the soldiers defeating the sailors by a score of 3 to 0.ST, ROCH VS.QUEBEC.There will be lots of excitement when the two local baseball teams get to- ther on the Rock City next Saturday and Sunday.e great rive alry between the two teams and the contest between them is always of the snappiest description.RUGBY-POLO.The game between the Gauvins and Rollaways at the Academy Rollaway of the game as one could wish for, good clever passing and splendid goal | work.games played at the Rollawayfirst half ended ont Lo nothing .in favor of the Rollaways.At the end of the second half the score was two nothing in Rollaway\u2019s favor.The Gauvin\u2019s have improved very much in thgy play and showed much better form Than in the last game, and with more practice they can e league leaders hustle to beat them.THE LONGEST BASEBALL GAME.Boston, June 13.\u2014The Bennett and Pierce schools baseball teams of the Grammar School League played the longest game on record.For twenty- eight innings the teams batted until m In fact it was one of the t The test Pierce School sq a run Houghton : across and clinched the game., Pierce secured two runs in the second jinning and scored another in the third.| Bennett tied the game in the fourth, land for the succreding twenty-three innings neither bide was able to send \u2018a runner across the rubber.In the (twenty-cighth, Bates for Pierce hunted isafely, stole second, advanced to third on & put out, and scored on Fowles\u2019 perfect bunt along the first base line.Goodale pitched for Pierce, while Connors was on the rubber for Bennett.Pierce School secured seven hits off Connors.Bennett got nine off Goodale.Connors fanned twenty-one men and Goodale retired twenty-one in the same manner.The previous record for extra _innings was when the Harvard and Manchester teams played twenty-five ina- ings in IR77.Érrora\u2014Pierce 5.Bennett 8.Time of fume, 5 hours and 50 minutes.Hits\u2014 Pierce, 7; Bennett, 9.A Pleasant Duty.\u2014' \u2018When I kmow anything worthy ot recommendation, \u20181 consider it \u2018my duty to tell it,\u201d says Rev.Jas.Murdock, of Hamburg, Pa.\u201cDr.Agnew's Catarrhal Powder has cured me - of catarrh of five years standing.It is certainly magical in its effect.The first application benefited me in five minutes.50.cte.\u201d\u2019~9 : Sold by L.E.Martel.MUSICAL COMEDY.To be Given At Auditorium by Officers of HN.8.Hampshire, A treat is in store for Queben thea- tire goers next Wednesday evening at ithe Auditorium, when something new in the entertainment line will hold the boards, viz., a nautical comedy, titled, \u201cH.M.S.Irrepressible,\u201d\u201d to be sented by the officers of H.M.8, ampehire, now in port.The entertainment will be one of the social events of the scason, and will be under the patranage of Rear Admiral Neville, C.V.0., His Honor Sir Louis Jette, Lieutenant-Governor, His Worship Mayor Gerneau, and other prominent people.music will be furnished by the excellent band of H.M.S.en- Hampshire.This will not by any means be the first venture the Hampshire officers in the musical comedy line, in fact, they are reported to bo artists of merit, and have scored considerable success in other ports.Now that the fine weather has set in.a visit to Kent House frounds is a dream of beauty.@ grounds rresent a very.picturesque appearance and are now in splendid shape.The Zoo is better than ever.QUEBEC VIA SHERBROOKE, 22ND x JUNE.verybody will like to to Sherbrooke, it will be so cheng.With the money that you can save at Faguy, Lepinay & Frere next week will save your fair.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.Drink Beauport Lager: it is the best.po | last night was as pretty, an exhibition | | the the last round of the exceptional con- | LADIES I have the honor to inform you that I have secured the services of one of the most prominent Parisian hairdressers who arrived here last k.He is now awaiting your orders at my cetablish- ment where large and well furnished parlours have beeu placed at the disposal of my fashionable customers.Mr.Francis has in several competitions secured a Diploma of honor end several gold medals, and in fact was appointed a professor in the hairdressing Academy of Paris, which is the arbiter of the world's fashions.Undulated hair (Marcel Wave), a specialty.Relying upon your kind encouragement, I have the honor to be : Your Humble Servant, J.A.LAPOINTE 238 ST.JOHN STREET TELEPHONE 1701.FOR SALE AT CARRIER & LAINE'S, LEVIS READY.FOR .USE.Boiler\u201412 feet long, 44 Diameter, 43 8 inch tubes, Dome \u201822x22, tested to 150 lb, cold water Tessure.50 Tons English Coke.200 Bags Fire Clay.All Stoves and Stove parts.Steam drying \u2018Kila (Chaufferie) No.10 Boiler Plats, 35 feet long, 4 feet square.Send for circular of other items.Ant, Guilbault & Cis.P.0.30X 44, LEVIS 6 FRIDAY.JUNI 14, lvws, 3 .ARS Ngee \u2019 .i - as =~ .Mathie Ellis Co./SICK HEADACHE ; BRUSSOS' BUSY DAY| fi HOTELS.ITE Positively cured by | i : 3 LIMITED.'Q | these Lissie Fille LATEST EWS ) ures Showing Up Remark- | || Smashing Black Birds GRAND UN * 180 St, Paul Street.mame | ad 5 + xp Sci sz: (10 || ome aus contr sates Tn 2 ITTLE asd os Hoarty \u2014 5 ; NZ .ably Well In Training Bouts hesicatiog! recommend for NEW YORK Cry = T.Carr Bricks IVER | nme Nomen, on Coast trap, Shooting tie Desloton Rooms $1.00 & day and upward 25000 T.Carr dy for Dizziness.Nausea, + e +00 à day and upwi i Drowsiness, \u2018Taste .Send 2cent stam ' 40000 Hurll Bricks.PILLS, ta the Mouth, Coated WILL START BALL BOOKMAKER STRIKE y \u201cSovereign\u201d Shells Sadi ump for Mew York OM Brook Shoobridge Cement, (Tenue, Pain in he ss DY rattling tryout sith Joe Thomas.ot loaded with Nobel's Expire TT ATLANTIC CITY, Ng.\" Le Comat route bo Br Purely Vegetable.Rear-Admiral of British Fleet Remarkable Development of SE HA ed that fera de tome Balk Smokeles, m EATS ATLANTIC OTE MLL MALL BOSE, SMALL PMCE demo De Car ° This Powdef ls recognised Fireclay Cement.SALE MIS to be Present at Saturday's Racing in Australiæ-A Shing.A a, mixed it Soe, Ski ! 2 \u201cbot Tn Vraie Ave, and Bosch Atiate oy.JJ .: Genuine Besr ; ; ; be n \u2018Ti ving grea! Us ! ow mens kemon sat.D TIERS fs Senin Lacronse Maioh Ponciller Jaïled.| (fie du 6 deb mil || RERECHEEEE | ER BERANE AREAS 0.ATTLE a sudden left hook for the jaw, ard: Canada; manufactured and gua- Le dacolet Qivereiue -{hones [a rooms Mae Fie lay Flower Vases.WER | Zoi RIGOR | Boor Admiral Neville wad offioms of | Sydoay, NSW.May 25-\u2014One of the 'ocked Jove head snd almost Miel rested tyr He a des dde CHOSE American Antbracite Coal, REFUSE SUBSTITUTES, |i, British fleet have accepted che ie\" modern, devalopments of a race course |amooth, beautiful foot-work, danced i WES Gop p ratty of Kititluay, Delewsse : e Qe kmak e, .n ; Georges Creek Smith Coal, Vitation of the executive of he or | their conditions wa racing institutions, | 294 Out, fointed, jabbed; and punched may.17:96 t\u2014\u2014 the match with the Ottawa Nationals |Last week at Narrandera and Goul- away.THE HOLMHURST .Siluated in the most central nnd select section Penr.sylvnuls Avenue, near beach, eu Unobstructed ocean view.Private Bathe Stationary Washatands with hot and cold rus.ning water in ma, .Fiorqter to etrostiove Too! Open all the yor.san parior.Capacity 300.Litereture upon reques LEE\u2019S SPRING SUITS Have a style and finish which gives individuality to thelr wearer.The price is another reason why LER'S suits should interest you.344 St.John Street, (Without) TELEPHONE 3069.THE ST.LAWRENCE Canadien vigation C0, LI.DAILY SERVICE Between Quebec and Montreal : BY STEAMERS \u201cCOLONIAL\u201d Captain J.Jean, and \u201cIMPERIAL\u2019\u2019 Capt.Wm.Paul, Sr.Provided with all Modern Convonionces Leave Quebec at 3 o'clock p.m.[ fing at Three Rivers aud Sorel, due ontrea! at 7 o'clock a.m.Leave Montres! at 5 o'clock p.m.due in Quebec at 7 o'clock a.m.Saturday Excursion Tickets sold at single fare.Good to return on Monday.CHEAP RATES.LANDING Quebec :\u2014Chouinarf Wharf.WM.PAUL, Jr, General A.AUGE at Gueben TRLEPHONE 3068, , [1S b BAKING POWDER Jl Tha Kind Grandmother Used On the Market 40 Years and Sti\u2019 the Favorite.! Province of Quebec, District of Baguenay, No.1656, An action for tion as to property has been instituted at the request of Mra.Maris Gauthier, of Grandes Bergeronnes against her husband, Jirnest Lessard, of the same place, the 29th day of April, Chicoutimi, May 21st, 1907 LEVESQUE & TREMBLAY, Attorneys for Plaiati may 24fL1x } Superior Court \\ Canada, In the Province of Quebec, District of Kamouraska, Circuit Couft.The twenty-eighth day of May, 1907 L'Union Agricole de Sainte Anne, Wody politie and corporate, having its rincipal place of business at Suinte ne la Pocatisre, .ve Plaintiff; No.6093.Ernest I.Convey, formerly of Sainte Anne de la Pocatiere, now of parts unknown, Defendant ; The defendant is ordered to appear within one month.P.LANGLAIS, Clerk of said Court, 1 juneld-40x3, or memset Canada, In the Province of Quebec, District of Beauce, No.38R, Joseph Dupon®, merchant of the ish of Bt.Claire, in the district of uce, Plaintiff; parish of Cirouit Courtvs Bitrey Tamantagne, of the Ste.Justine, said district, and Defendant; Joseph Fournier, farmer, of the parish of Ht.Justine, and Leon Lamontagne, of St.Malnchie, said dis- \\ trict Garnishees.The defendant is ordered to appenr within one month.8t, Joseph, Beauce, 11° June 1907.* VRGINA & FRREON, Paosud, Morin & All Clocks.208 orin NO y's for Plaintifl, à funel CLEANING Send us a Blonse or Skirt, a Silk Lace, or Fur Trimmed Garmentjust let us show you the excellence of our work in this department, Our Prices are Moderate Our Wagons Call Everywhere.TRY US.-\u2014\u2014-THE INPERAL LACNDRY DERERS, DYERS, CLEANERS, TELEPHONE 95.46 St.Valier St: Cor.Baib $L TEDDY BEARS! 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THE LATEST CRAZE TEDDY B AND TEDDY G THE GREAT BEAR TWINS , CALL AND SEX OUR LARGE DISPLAY PRICES FROM 76e.TO $15.00 \u2014AT\u2014 PRUNEAU & KIROUAC, 34 Fabrique St.116 St.Josaph St.NA FLU, etre sims ai 10 A 1 PA FRIDAY, JUNE 14, - ADOT.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE ?em rer re CUNARD LINES Ï EW TORK TO LIVERPOOL.- Calling at Quesnstown.; ® Piers 61 & 69 North River, M.Wo promPlersSi & 68 North River, DE.TE STOCK BROKERS à.os june à - ae À Soma es Pape ; rd PRIVATE WIRE TO Quon.x, 10 a.un, > j \u2018 gu SOT SR NEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL hungarian: Amsrisan Service - ALLAN LINE AND TORONTO.TO FIUME GIRRALTER, FAPLES aad TRISST I.Royal Mail Steamship Coywi Pi allie dir GENGA Sept.Bd arte ave LEA A oF ST Mocal Securities a Specialty, pur Clam Tickets Ww aad fom ob pases of \u2014rund \u2018Oasard Dm SRT A 83 SI.PETER ST, QUEBEC.j cteeen, aa BALA Lo Se, ates TELEPHONE 948 \\ À 7.À = LU I ARE al DOMINION | NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS New York, June 13\u2014The apatly of + : ne the stock marvet becams extreme to- \u2014 GOEBGR.0 oe eerersessumartiseissnes y.requin QUEBEC TO LIVERPO OX._ | LONDON, Lint (UENES à MONTRE SERRE | sogetion i to sce \u201cvas an cena sai a single commission house 1 Soubmerk.FxAS 22 | Londos fer swsmabe Mr onal quenso | might easily have executed all, the July 38 AJune June Sardinian.ls June 19 June s that found their way into the à 20 4.GRAS S a.market | from outsides sources.Ets \u2014 Ps ge professional tri desistad #5.\u201cALBERTA\u201d 1000 TONS BUILD LMSC, 1» ant, futile efforts to \u201cFisch any move: \u2014_ - RATES OF PASSAGE BY EAVRE STEAMERS, | ment of prices.ible unf bl senate\u201d fo one Of the fant and most | Oabtu.640.00 and upwarde foctors ave taken sufficient acount of rma holla ine record from.Buwecage.ooo BO | to refrain from the present purzhasc of al # Liverpool of seven daye fly two maintes MicianipSaloocs, Kode and Suoxing Rooms ou securities but they are not suffiviently \u201cRATES OF PASSAGE prmendiebel Fone Laut and blige threatening to induce any disposition .riot Gum secon Glass Haro Wis Tener on tosrt Vistoriea, | Of holdings st present prices.Weakness \u201cCANADA\".$70.SAT.D0 Taoldled, Relay at onos & cou | in the London copper market helped É Doutmion 65,00 AO.and additional sseguard in ons fo | to keep the copper industrials heavy MODERATE RATR SERVICER EBSINGTON \u201cSOUTH WW A RIK\" 8 OTTAWA\" = \u201cWANCOTI V IR\" Cabin < 1eck Ar Redo yer Sr ve QUEBEC TO WHITE STAR LINE.from NEW YORK :) LIVERPOOL, Wednesdays, (roms Plers 48-45 W.R.Catie.$l June 37 July 25 Pate Yoder July 12 Aaa.a : Curie.June 9 Juiy 18 Avs 16 W, à.MACPMIKCMMSCO RE, se # Deincusin Serie QUEBEC RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.\"SUMMER TINE-TABLE, 1900 7.Onand aiter Monday, June 3d, SOT, trmims will run as fellows -\u2014 BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTMORBINOY Weak Dave Les juebec for Montmormer Pattes, very 20 aS Toon 6.30 am t611.00p.m.~ tmorency Falls for Quetraæ Len Ps CS aa To 1.90 phe meer Surbars Quehee for tmoreney Falls 2e RMI ER oes from Lo pm 01 ea for @ ce.9.00, 9 9, 10.08, ame.hE eee ob 1B.88, Lim, and every Tainntes from 1.80) Zen.90 BETWEEN QUEBEC AND STE ANSE ce.a BRAUFRE pe .Wezx Dara Leave Quebec for Ste.Anne de Beau, 20, TNT aE aE Te aT & .{10.ib exespé me .ee PRR BIS EU 210 and 10.18 pram =.Leave for Bie.Anne de Beaupre a hon 70 605, R00 1000 Sma pe Leave 8a.Anne de Beaupre for Quetrepes, £0000, 005, 1000, 10.80, 11 00, 10 mam ES RETWREN QUEBEC AND BT.JOAC EE LM, Wree Dire Leave 20 for Ht.Joachizm, at 8.90, 0 215, and 15 p.m.21 \u2014 Beaupre for Quebec, at 7.20, AGO.BX, oun, Les: BcrpatE =) 2.18, 3.14, 6.15, 7.16 and 10.16 p.m.a nooo, 1.10 (1) 4.00, 430, 5.15 2,00 and 10.16 p.m.leave \u2018bec for Besupes, 11.= bem LA 1L.90 a =18 7.00 and 10.06 p.m.Joachim 87.18, 10.280a.mm.maT Beaupre, 6.50, 8.00 a.xma.(x) x 378 Quebec for 8t.Joachim, 6,30, msn.and Leave Basse tor qua.8009.15 æ.ma-, 5.08 \u201cLeave Bi Joschim for Quebec, 7.50 @.xm., and , SES Beam tratme : all others trains ri Car couts at Masai Jot.wwiths at} Boalt Bantiorion, Asslam de save Too va; > Moutmerency Falls Klevator runs ns faiiows 3 Weak aays from 6.30 am to 172,40 pu.Sundsys from 800 an.to 11.20 p.m.oe.vrri 1 re ee PSS ll other Information apply to Shae Manger J.A.EVERELL DW.A.Supgrintendent.[RAS Tals J QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY.On and After 352 April, 2907.RE DADERNOTED TRIS WILL Xam sOUND passengess undermestioded railw.Send ne eather Aa) Ciraucmetandes port rage TOP ted) QUEBEC LEVIS 0 River aul Rp reas Game bas Exprem W| S00 Xzpraen 7 Goebee Contrai Railwaybi ar va ea Expres demie Eee TRY GrandTrvak Rallway Fore y.work Daye SOUTH Qu EPS, Eno oe ne.7% spree ross the aL, ROR ST 4 ui trous tthe Wea iM Sc a Lise pany we Won ES Byeins tæcen the «ident.ni Reford Agencies Sailings From Montreal.DOMALDSON LINE THOMSON LINE LONDON WEEKLY SERVICE.atl] Steeman fed with cold serage aad cool THE ROBERT REFORB CO, LIMITED, Montreal, Loronto, Quebec, St.fohn, N.B.Quebec Steamship Goy Lid .Royal Mail Lines, SailtuetromPier47 North Rives, KY NEW YORK FOR BERMUDA Screw 86 BKRMUDLAN !0h 17th and 80st July st 1 a.m, Joma, ind \u2014 WEW YORK FOR WEST INDIES st.Thomas, Bt.Croix.st.Kitta, An Guads Sonne, \"a Dominion Martinique Eli Gi.PARIMA Ith June at 3 pm 70 BARBADOS DIRECT 8 TRINIDAD, 12th June, at $p.m.St.Lawrence Line, The Twin Borew Iron 4.8 CAMPAMA, 1,70 tons intended to sell from Quebes THURSDAY, 20th JUNE, Twis Gaspe Basin.Mal Say.Perse.Cove Grand.River.Summoratas.Suse tettatown (and Piotou- .Has excellent aotommodation for pa: a: posted tn mari the T canal Ne fall OC B11 POOKATER.to arold mista cns fm Jandiag.: Cargo wlll be received on salling day @nly, between 7 and 10 a.m.vor = AS PEUS Antau, AE.OUTFRSRIDGE à 00.\" vs 0 ear, Now York i J.Hons, Jr.Ticket Agent, Quedes Steamer Orleans On and after 8th June, Ume and circumstances pormiiog this steanser will leave as oilows :\u2014 18LAND FROM QUEBLO Liban, sean ins (ais 10.00am, fais opm pa \u201cpm 14 po FON FRIDAY AND 8ATUSDAY P= aotam am 1» ON SUNDAY 10 LS bie team 500 4.00p.m, 7.00pm LM pm.* Om Pessts of Obligation hs stove vi ma a trip toth Bland sts am.iathe afternoce at the à boum XYVERY THURSDAY NIGHT FROM ISLAND FROM QUEBEC 7.8) 7.98 p.m, 10.90 pom.Nolin ir] Steamer Frontefac Farry Betweon Quotes, Sinery and St lomuald, The weather and permitting, cirgametances the steamer will leave a2 follows : ~ eT.RONUALD xD QUEBRO Ww Ui ' a La He paper © 8 a re \u2014_\u2014 am term EVERY DAY 9.00pm «® From Quebec at ; pes.SOLE ones IR.AISNE Mibpu 2UNDAYS 008.m 2.30 pon 90 p.ta AN pm 20 p.os Tresdars And Satart: .fa The fret on 2 rtrd be rive Hy sam aoesd of va \u2018On SuturGay night, there will be à tro aura 5 Quebeo at Tam Steamer Champion.St.Laurent, St.Michel.8%.Jean and Berthier Line Weather and - (renmetances rermitiing the atea Ch ton will run as fol axception ol Sunda: shad Hoilda, wif the From Berthior rom St Jean SUNDAYS Leer dupes 8 sa.119 pm.and lerves t J.anath Op.m, Stopping at Sta Fetronilie In the mom'ag oaly on SATURDAYS This termes run from te 20 es iogite the feniden ts ee re er ir on the river\u2014 Pops ase bE F.urn bo Quebse \u2018 \\ Now York, Bermuda and West ladies | 2 in tone here.\u2018The day\u2019s changes, small as they were, are quite generally declines evidencing the heavy undertone of the dull market.Bonds were irregular.Total sales par value, $956,000.Private wirg from Chae.Head Co.New Vork ranean & Dupuis, Slook Brokers $ doter Street, =.E x sëe EE NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.Vrom E.& C.Randolphe\u2019s Private Wire to McDonald, Lesperance & New York, June 13\u2014To-day has been the dullest and most uninteresting day which the stock market has seen for a long time and the price fluctuations have as a rule entirely unimportant.Outside interest has been reduced to a minimum and almost all the trading has originated in the room.The market haa looked thoroughly sold out and altogether thers has been no tendency in either direc tion remaining good and ees are apparently a many ng o- dera in t market slightly under the present level of prices.The close was quiet and listless with prices only fractionally changed from last night Sales 175, shares CLOSING LETTER.Gy Private Wire Neuville Belleau & Co., 98 St.Peter Street, Quebeo, Phone 946 New York, June 13-To-day'a stack market was a dull, listless affair without interesting feature.The dealings were confi entirely to room traders who were inclined to work on ho selling side because of the lack of interest and sucoeeded in forcing tractional declines, but were unable to induce sufficient ligpidation to make their operations profitable.Some attention was paid to the fluctuations in the wheat market when a further sharp decline was followed by a rally said to be due to an in ox- demand, but neither this nor the continued favorable weather advices had any effect upon the stock mar k The Interboro Metropolitan is sues were under pressure, \u2018tho sellin movement bein accompanied by tall of a Milling of the business of the system sna Brooklyn Ranid Transit deverned in sympa thy.Elsewhere the chan wers unimportant.¢ ing con fond Tor the most part to amall tractions, although mainly downward.An interview with James J.Hill, in which he expressed optimistic views as to the general crop outlook, while at the same time stating that a business reaction was already under way attracted only a languid interest.Tho extreme dullness continued throughout the afterncon with only occasional spasms of activity, and the cloning was dull and irregular with out feature.NEW YORK PRONUCE MARKET, Now York, June 13\u2014 Four receipts, 14, barrels ; exports, 9, barrels.Btoady.Wheat receipts, 143,700 Inn hels ; exporte, 47,650 bushels, | Spotfrm.Options closed 1 to 1} cent net Provinces of Quebec, District of Quebes, Superior Court.The Charlevoix Lumber Co., in liquidation.In virtue of a judgment of the Superice Court rendered on the ith day of June instant, the seventeshth day of June instant has been fixed as the day on or before which the creditors of the said company in liquidation and other persons who could have against said company, shail have to produce their claima in the hands of the liguidators Lefaivre & T'aschereau, undersigned, and all such persons are hereby requested to uce their claims accordingly on or belore the 17th June instant.Quebec, June 8th, 1907.LEFAIVRE & TASCHEREAU, - Liquidators.Office 111 Mountain Hill, Quebec.ARTHUR BAUNEAU Montreal, Quebes.BRONEAD & DIRUS STOCK BROKERS Transactions executed on Montreal Stock Ex by nal representation at à of oné per cent.c'u- mission.Chas.Head & Coy's New York and n private wires and quotation service st the disposal of patrons 18 St, Francois Xavier St, A.8.DUPUIS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Quotations furnished by Messrs.Neuville Belleau & Co.,93 St.Pater Streot, Quebec.Montreal, June 13, 1907.Asked Offered jours ue \u2014 168 .1014 101 .200° ot Detroit United Railways, 28 at 614, 100 at 61%.Nova Scotia Steel, 25 at 69.Montreal Power, 4 at 87.Montreal Street Railway, 5 at 206.\u201cSoo,\u201d 25 at 101, QUEBEC STOCK EXCHANGE.Furnished by Neuville Bellean & Co., Stock Broker, 93 St.Peter Street.Quebec, June 13, 1907.Aske.Offered.Bank of Montreal.213 Bank of Commerce.\u2014 170 MISCELLANEOUS.CPR sores sree reins 160 168 Richelieu & Ontario.71 pa Mon.H.L.& P.Co.ot 38 Power.+ vo = Boe Power, la Quebeo Gas Co.90 Bellecharse Telephone._ Dom.Textile, pid.88 Canadian Electric.50 Canadian Elec., pid.we 9% BONDS.Dom.Textile Serie Cove 87 Montmorency Cotton Co.\u2014 100 Quebec Railway, 0 \u2014 Canadian Electric.win.100 .CHICAGO MARKET.Supplied Daily to the ronicle b: ve.Hammel, Stock Broker, Dalhousie Street.Quebec, June 13, 1907.Op.ligh Low.Clos, t \u2014 ly.904 M so 914- Io mi wy 9 ep florn :\u2014 \u2018 iy.13 83 Bt} 52 Jp 5 8 Rb st Nats :\u2014 .Toa 9p Way WN y 6 wm Porkl- 550 1585 1562 1585 IDEAL MESSENGER SERVICE: Phone ass bi vo ick service.He e boys.hy rates.Open from 8 AN.to10 P.M .een ee me IT IS ALWAYS POSSIBLE.To be weil dressed il you buy your s at FAGUY LEPINAY & FRERE, claims | murine V.E.PARADIS, Public Accountant, AUDITOR AND CURATOR Agsonats Investigated and Cotiestef Finazciel Arrangements and Camp promises.Mguiéation of Inselvent Betnted \u2014 AR nts entrusted to we will be cmmanetonts ond promptly sticnded tn .ESCNRLIEU COMPANY 30ULINS - 4&6 Dalhousia trast.STOCK AND INVESTMENT BROKER, 98 ST.PETER STRABT TELEPHONE 377.STOCKS AND BONDS port sad sold, for Cash or 08 Montreal, Toronto, New York or - Chieago Exohanges.MUNICIPAL DEBENTURES INDUSTRIAL BONDS Some soc ally attractive ofter ings on ba: QUEBEC REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY, OF NEW YORK, Capital and Surplus 96, 688.070, Toes Sry elm 10 furnishing suretyship bonds MONTREAL.Probate, tnscivency.Judicial, Pideiity, 123 St.Peter Street, Quebec.PHONE 15896 McDonald, Lesperance & Co.DS coLo NiAL STOCK BALERS, , A ad - Hocholage Bask Baking .Cirieas Frese | © 10 S479 OVA 88 8 OWES TEL.1227, TEL.3108.AM Ep itor day pi cept Sunda q DIRECT WIRE CONNECTIONS WITH | 12.56 P.M, Maritme Exprem for St Hyacinthe and Montreal, E & C.RANDOLPH pe ., 410 P, M.Expreæs for Montreal and St 111 BROADWAY Hyacinthe, daily except Sa LISP.M E for Riviere du Lo Members of the New York Stock daily except Satarday o Exchange.Sunday.5.35 P.M.Ex re à for Halifax and 8 higher, Corn receipts, 03,523 bushols.On, caturday this train roms Spot, easy.Option market was mre only to Bt.Traviaactive, closing steady at à cent nt \u2014\u2014 ; decline.| On ts receip ts, 36,000 Dushus, [ner rartionlamead Partot , .in, .ni ng or Spot, sendy monn, EEE TA AE quiet.Copper, nominal.lead, dull, Straet and sis BL Paul Street.Telephones bi) Sugar, raw, quiet ; refined, quiet.JAS.T.HARROWER, Jr, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER St.Petersburg, June 13.\u2014As a re sult of the action of the bu come mittee of the lower house of parliament in striking out the appropriations for the Russian | conaulates-gen- eral at Harbin and Mukden, and authorizing only the appropriations for the ordinary comsulates in Manchuria, Foreign Minister Iswolsky appeared before the committee to-day and defended the establishments of the con- wulates-general on the ground that they were a political necessity.= ing the course of; his remarks the minister maid that the Portamouth treaty orginally wes fegarded as « r ary truce.Thi view had now chanyed oceful relations would ve ta the eastern governments that ¢ could corroborate with Russia in the work of pence.M.Iewolsky added that he did not desire to observe secrecy regarding all questions of foreign polities.On the other hand he intended shortly to publish a book referring to the Russian treaties of the last few vears.The statements made by the minister produced an excellent impression on the committee.GRAND TRUNK CHANGE OF TIME.Summer train service on the Grand Trunk Railway takes effect on Sunday, June 18th.orning train (No.5) will leave Point Levis at 7.05 daily, except Sunday, for Montreal, Portland and intermediate stations, arriving at Montreal 1.00 p.m., Poriland, 5.45 pm.This train has now a modern through coach from Point Levis to Montreali Afternoon express (No.3) will leave Point levis daily (including Suadey ) at 1.00 p.m., arriving at Sher- {brooke 4.50 p.m., and Montreal at 17.00 p.m, connecting at Montreal with | Delaware & Hudson Ry., for New \u2018York.Troy, Albany, ete.end Cem.{tral Vermont for New England pointe and with night express trains for all points west, This train has thi Hman lor car and m es from Point Levis to Montrealt Express (No.1) for Montreal, Portland and intermediate stations will leave Point Levis at 7.30 o'clock daily, excert Sunday.Through nttached to this train from Point levis to Montreal.Through reservation made in this car oh te Portland car at Trains from the Weel will arrive at Point Levis at 7.35 aah, 1,50 pu, sad 10.3 p.m.C.W.WALCOT, |- ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR to a firm Belief in the stability of the existing between ussia and Japan.The establishment of the consulates-general in Manchuria tp G TRAINS LEAVE POINT Levi 7.05 Arrive 8 Hyneisthe.ALBA mit.\u2018 Eau 2222 gd Portland.: \u2018Arr ; 1.00 PM Deadly.6.85 (ree Portiend pac Tied A Fortand To Dallysxospt am.1 DOOR.y HUMRESEEKRRY' EXCURSIONS To Manitoba and the Canadian Northwest, Jue I; July 2, 16 and 30; August 18 and oo ar anda for 80 days.Hours of rtare from Qr Very Motottt Street) as fled leave RBA *12.20 noon +806 PAL (1Dally exsept Sunday, \u201cLily.) Paralllatorue.tion, Tables ore \u201cay@ TR ame - OfTY TICKXT OFFICE Corner Du Port and Ann Ste set (O9 9eits Oh ata 10 Rem, ipa SE P.0.Box 26 Residenss Tel.388 AMOS J.COLSTON, Estate and Trust Accounts Administrator and General Agent \u2014 OPFICE \u2014 Hochelaga Bank Building, St Peter Street, Quebec, ACCOUNTANT, À: C Liquors Datos, Isévaaros, Limes mp Bas Estas Broxzs CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.way 17xt.L 20 à, (TT Ie [TUT § TT FREE HOMESTEAD OLD AND YOUNG Any man who is the sols heed of the family, or any male over 18 years of age, has the right to apply for a quacter section of 160 acres of to be homesteaded by bim.Learn how to acquire a farm, and in the meantime pay a visit to that coun- The Chance of Your Life LOW RATES EXCURSIONS Jone i8:h, July 3rd, 17th and 8ist.\u2018 TICKETS GUGD FOR TWO MONTUS.\u2014 i For descriptive bonklets, rates and full = rticulars, apply to Palace Station, ~ \u2018hateau Frontenar or City Ticket Oilles, F 8t, John St, corner Palace Hill, : rt Pie à LS i &U.June 11th, sailings will be and Saturday.NCHELIEU 5 ONTARIO NAVIGATION CO.MONTREAL LINE Service Daily, Including Sundays, at 6.30 P.K.SAGUENAY LINE SAILINGS\u2014Every Tuesday and Saturday, at 8.30 a.m.on and after every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday HAMILTON\u2014TORONTO LINE OPEN Service from Montreal daily except Sunday.Freight :eceived for Hamilton, Toronto and intermediate ports 12th and 26th, at 4 p.m.for Gaspe rts.P Freight received Wednesday, until 2 p.m, Excelient sengers.For freight, Passage and staterooms, apply to.J.A.BOUCHARD, Mgr.40 Dalhousie Bt al accomodations for pas- Detroit United TYPEWRITER : troit United.SUPPLIES res es rite Halifax Tramway 97 Toledo Railways.25 « \u201c TORENT TRE ST.LAWRENCE ROUTE TO EUROPE Havana Electrio, pid.80 7% .REPAIRED té EMPRESSES \u201d Havana Electric.0 3 \u201c\u201c .EXCHANGED a aile : | Richelieu & Ontario.71 694 Montreal Power Es 5, « « FORSALE ROYAL MAIL SERVICE om., com.\u2014_\u2014 Dom.L « 8., pid.3 5 R 1 M .BI pos du sBEC AMD LIVERPOOL Dom.Coal, com.Montreal Steel Worka.95 \u2014 oom 12, Morin Block | oney tal ut never gives itself .S.Ri D.S RicK ABY to Foy Bo Sebel Boe | pe Ton au ey pei | EE DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Lim | by r.Ri ven- | Attor Ri .; pork, a ibe sme place arrive | ae err} pm 8 bunt o> 4 MINERS and SHIPPERS of the CELEBRATED *DOMINION\" STEAM and GAS COALS ; SCREENED, AUN-OF-MINE and SLACK FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 113 ST.JAMES ST.,-MONTEE, town yesterday and will leavo this | \u201cAnd would do it quickly 7\u201d afternoon by ss.Empress of Ireland | «I believed they would put me out | The barber's face must be his Undertaker and and Embaimer | NOVELTY POST GARDS, [Eee 0 de vs Co ote ee te tow ue | 2278 5 Mr.W.Mathews, John Doers, J.J.| thought came to you thet you could | There are many | tales Quebec in a Nat Shell Mathews, Dulurque, \u2018la: Galbraith, | get out of it by loyine it onto some | nected with small fish.= a W.K.Chishoim, Cap Tors HT body else ?24 Views fur 10e.MacNaughton, Boston; W.T.Dooksill, No, Sir ; that was not the thought | When some people tell the, truth Furniture and Bedding , Quebec in a Sea Shull Toronto; H.Hurtlab, Stratford: tall Orchard gave a remark | Others are unable to recognise it E.A.Los EL ee \u2018and som, 24 Views for 10c.[| | Ont.; E.B.Crompton, Brantford, Ont.able explanation of 6 motives that Although it has no rings on its \u2018 LY 'F.Garland, wife and daughter, Mrs.led him to confess.His voice fn s and bells on its toes, the .= .foil but th other sho i ® Je 00 THN Dai rs de | EF BERS mt abr Eat re MILLINERY - St.P ; G.J.(ove Tr TT ti d the Wireless Message vor London Born, dose: J.5 Sa ilo i ee DAT Es Cl at en ue Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats Genuine Novelty.: NA., rd t life.T did not deliev : .H.T.Flym, .; C.B Witkie, | OVer my pas ve hi he harbor i 87 ST.\u201cJOHN ST.Magic Fan Post Cards = [SE mots |e encart al, ut Ter sai | ie et crise, JUST RECEIV QUEBEC.Open the Fan and see Quebec.Arrivals at the King Edward Hotel: i We hnve also received a new stock M.A.Wright, M.Males, New Famp- | of colored views of Quebec, as weil | shire; J.A.Geraghty, C.Hearn, Win- New Lawn and Lingerie Bi and Costumes.Dress Skirts and Suits.in Volle, Silk and Lustre.Children\u2019s Dresses in all Sizes.New Muslin Underwear, Veilings, Ribbons,.Gloves, Ete, a= a large stock of new pictorial pipeg; B.Smith, H.Bandall, Acards.Broughton, R.Rower, W.Attwater, H.oclley.À J.Bradley, W.sr \u20ac., Pitt, Cull, RAS hire; T.H.O'NEILL [i ucts y Bump | a i some.| came ey | shire; Geo Sead, OF , to the conclusion that 1 would be eR .248 ST.JOHN STREET.| Port Wim: Mr.Se ay ed forgiven # I made à confession of [To the Editor of the Chronicle: > APY Daussen, kane; H.Setucling, State sverything, and I made up my mind | Sir,\u2014In reading the Chronicle to- D R M u r Lt Ÿ Centre: = Porney, Winnipeg: x.el the truth ebout the whole day, I notice that, ue Road Com rs.\" = y Tg Benef to; .; \u201d mit ve deci repair > É AR Serene: J.Pet, Ottawa: A.| \u201cSo you thought you would make [the city streets.1 would wish | to 46 Fabrl St Queb QUÉBEC, Tousignaut, sus Fou hebidour, your peace ith me rare > hav know if the Jor part of prawn abrique reet, uebec, v ; .Spear, illiem, | à some one else as street is consi wi tha cit; : OUR IMPORTED arom.\u201d x Gir.1 think te a while thie.thoreughiare, Tor ' 1 sa MS \u201cNo, .a man can [quite a w U rr | Hot We Weather pe Ni PE nan Fo | ai em we en i Ve aE Di re \u2019 \u2019 wants to.je it was my du state of re .st year\u2019 ud is Jp « ARE GOOD AND RICH POR Cf a, Meine Kr amy | © tell the truth.1 did nat me ony.will voy\u201d much evidence, and eveey~ |= \u2014 ' + | other way, regurdiess conve 4] .00 PER DOZEN QUARTS || | Austr, Mo.G.Ph.Fonguay, Belle quences 36 myself or anybody leer 1 | In\u2018 winter the polies continually 1.78 .PINTS i We have just opened up a Part or wile, Ottawa: owed = to Society, I owod 1 to God |harass us, if there in surplus ice or ; \u2014 fine lot of LADIES\u2019 WHITE Son, Creston, Ohic.; Ha Taylor, iy that if Orchard snow remaining on the stréet or side- Vas saL: iNCREASES EVERY DAY | LINEN SUN SHADES suitable || Me: Bidmrs Dowstors \u201cHacrioberg, TH | id non get \u201cbe refereness do, M | essonsble length of time 1ère OUR for the WARM WEATHER.||| Nr, C Dell.Calgery; Mr.F.A.odd | society.God and bimeel di- |move it, while in other farts of the .GARA \u201cGRAPE WINE | {and wife, Toronto; Prot.Chas.M.rectly from McPartland or oy other | cit: (the level districts of the west | Very dainty and pretty, trim- |[ Marchant, Dewers, Colo; Mr.Mo- | person # was suggested to him by end.) snow is allowed to aocumulate, TW) QUALITIES | med with insertion d | Mann, Three Rivers: Mr.Saul.Robens, | the oath he took when he jomed the ltt in summer time these streets are\u201d EXCLUSIVE #100 AND 81.50 PER GAL, | Ciidey.\u2026 Ale Wine oi Montre A Ber (\"Wood ed | Ten a of Movers Toy like bowling alleys.ite an , on, | th from ; tk JLEASE CALL FO SAUPLES the new shade of BROWN | wite, Buffel 4 Pai Tobin, but when thes id so be expressed the RESIDENT * .UDORE PATRY ¢ tai Ole tot, Scots\u2019 | bail dut te Jangunge hl dore nu TEES SeLan, { PARASOLS in SILK and { bourne; W.Ma 5 Cabane; BX.| given to bim by pr Almigh i i i town: tiranm, n, Mel- or four hours ide nse hammeér- , STRENg SATIN with Chiffon trimmings Gaudrees Fraser: ile, Xe > nimes, o rx: resem for oulesing: They A Bold \u2014 i iseman, soi to show it in the force of ex- Stepvale _ ample drawn from the immunity of in.To overcome the welWgrounded and \u2014\u2014 Arrivais at the Neptune ms Mrs.|} the Mollie McGuire cases, | léftonable objéctions oflthetmore intel We are now showing the |{| Jenkins, and baby, Vancouver, B.C.; | ut hi = tre Id not admit.| ligent to the use of secret, médicins) com- » very latest thing in LADIES ||| Mr.A.Ross, and Ta, Vanton, Alberta ut this the witness woul mn unds, Dr.R.V.Pierce, of Buffalo, Nng ; Next they sought for it in Orchard\u2019s .E.H.\u2018Germain, Beau re Me, Ma- Ad to ti ., some time ago, decided to make a bold TWEED MOTOR COATS direct || ioney, Ottawa; Mrs.W.Sencha, sfort to bring Steve Adams à talks | départure from the usual course pursued from PARIS Mrs.5 Butchert, Voncuves Mr.wh MePartiond au Subrequen Good: by the makers of pui-ap medicines for do- ATTRACTIONS ON Daniel Jensen, New Zealand; Me.W.A, on mestic use, and.s0.has pu! broad gnin they emplmsized that .On The newest Parisian Styles l |Stokes, Regine; RB.F.Maddington, ing.rn i ee ony.| cast and 7 to the whole world, a full d It the tngred Huge shipments of, from-the deed- LENT HOUSE GROUNDS from $28.00 up.Ea et son, ae timony and that it was changed by entering in list of all tho ents ug pl position of his widely ng factories of the world havesbesn McPastiand, Attorney Hawley or anv.| celebrated es.Thus ho has taken G.Robinson, Mr.E.C.Durmbleton, into this big establishment for the mpcinig RUSTIC THEATRE ,Ç i.John Kitchen, Ee = J.Medpet, LE œ that it was hinted Jat Or Orch- business and now they are leaving as , .Hain .pan, Ladies\u2019 Motor Scarfs, fotos 1e Larocholle Bt.ihe Trem | of eS ertians, tthe Piokertons they have come.Never in the history PROGRAMME Blatter, À.Vonning.F.Taylor, Rox.| TP Momey to his family in Canada, business has our stock been so large of Something new, all shades aller, on yor, SOX | that he had been supplied with dates WEEK COMMEN burgh: J.Coops, Fort William; Robt.PP lete : Cis from $1.00 up to $5-00.HS * ho Ind BOA [to strengthe, bis story ana that complete :\u2014 * Ti ley, Nashville Saute, Sten wh: McPartland trained him as a etage foal Axminster, Wilton, Bru sseif, MONDAY, June 10th, Finis A USA 0 Pa notte 4 manager would, for his appearance on N k \u20ac r of every bottle T Wool, Fiber Straw | es Monts Me au tc, | We stand.hot al thi Orchard dor | gE de En Die apestry, he 3.30 and 8.30 vart and gid, Little.Rock; A.| \"159.iver or btilounness pad ail catarrbal Genuine Hand-made Ru an p.m.HOLT.RENFREW & Gb Tease, pguanay: Pierre D'auteutl, | They then tried to alow him w pam.plein Enctéha foi and Som ss dl Rugs, Wilton Rugs, Brussell Bugs .Les Aribos, European Balancing Avt; y 0 Lpvenque, Bex Wong, To Cunninge pred, pe potted, bero-itke prisoner, fone {he Ingroctiesita componiag § i, « smal gs, of strength.ham, Tacoma; Thomas Muxlow, Wood.the table of the warden, » gares nas moi medical se of be digeront Tapestry Rugs, Genuine Scotoh eam- ! : \u201cqu Stanley, Character Vocaliet, 36 to 43 Buade St.sourds Bev.\" H.and Mia.Naodward Wary evan Irancons, | SCPo0i of praction guess Rae less Rugs, eto.Mr, Aldrich Libbey and Miss Kathe-.\u2014 sod id, Ca Toe: sire ett, and liberties that no other prisoner Practivioners ER cine, endor pin a - Sole agents for the celebrated Stains , Operstio Singing Travesty, 8: J \u201c eh ever had, all this considera on amply.| done al pousilig term © Pierce's ediciies Inlaid Linoleums, \u201c Arnold, My.J.ory and _ child, be hanged » log to the fret time \u201cWhats Vancouver, Ki te.Arme Morgan, | pe that he would cave Ne ee nine pean 0 mon pont | Pa the tte; ane [for killing en Then « came | {80 one do AA ' ess ON t ma eo an act entitled \u2018The Debu- ; Waterman, Walter Young, | questions as to how e prisoner bad ame Fron cow litte Minto, Man.; \u2018James Lärden; gd wile, 3 dec a Book .MONK HOUSE.Mr.Tillis Willarney, No.Mrs, £ à dard tor « groomed for the EEE ERE \u201c trial.th inj i io low Fico le ion, Rompe To 6 | Bin ore | SPEER Sn | ro Murphy, in à com- Owingto ¢ the + rent demand for rooma | J.a.Haller, Ann.Arbor, Mich; F jou re life of Bol Wetter, co admit.ge Post rmipable fn toi rdtents con ined | So Morphy Staley, in the fon , St.Anne street, | Marriatt, Detroit, Mich.appesied to Governor | Nervous, over-w A, oan.mn.neryous e e Mrs.I h ted that he had à debit TheKinetograph Latest Moving Pio- ing \u201cbuilding, formseriy oooupied 8 die Gooding abaut Wetter and that later Tears a by Shenae or minier oi See Gooding fret ru dt | Draft oi \u2018 posite PalaceHifll, Heit fanfrew & Co.'s exhibit of Clas pistes and vi ae J'en then commuted his sentenos of death sr Op A Anita x o inga under the name of Monk House.to life imprisonment.nd at 220 seription Ta.mom pe With the additional space thus aford- Orchard left the sta ied it for $ a rev of or mnon ST ñ ray «me ! ppp oid or Bo.ate od, she will be able to socomodate fir hors ood To bail.Just be- | CARES Tae nla}, Paggihe Fodins much larger number of guests to ta- 7 was excused and remanded, the oF \u201c D 25.Ey bod sun | ee Ean Ele and ar your Mrs.Lemieux promu bad him identify the ces \u201c2 ad om Me iets Pum te | oly .ory ord in to returide the À \u2018 "]