The Quebec chronicle, 25 novembre 1907, lundi 25 novembre 1907

[" PLANS FORTHE IMPROVEMENT OF UNITED STATES CURRENCY Submitted to President Roosevelt-There ares: i.Four Groups-A Central Bank of Issue- Central Organization of Banks.EACH GROURGHAS STRONG SUPPORTERS + The Weather; give 8.ne trong brosses ly à northerly, cold with snow, Lawrence sad \u2018Quit \u2014 and gales northeaster- ESTABLISHED 1764 QUEBRO, MONDAY, a Chronicle.a ~ Washington, Nov.M\u2014Deteils of many mew projects for improving the currency ere being submitted to Preaddent Roosevelt and Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou are are reveiving such attention as the exigencies of the financial situation permit.Mensures relating directly to the currency which are being divcuseed among bankers rome members Congreas \u2018ma; r of under four head A central b 5 va où ance, or the Imperial Bank many has apparently been attracting more attention of late than at any ious time in recent 3.Senator ough, of North ota, has amounced that he will introduce a bill for such an institution.Those who favor a central bank point to the recent ns the best evidence of the aid of which it could have, afforded had it been in operation.i view is that the Nations! Banks woukl have been able to re-discount.their paper at such an institution and obtain its notes to any amount necessary to relieve the currency strain.Though Mr.Ridgely, the comptroller of the currency, has just declared for a central bank of issue after havi in previous reports recommended only a I credit currency for the existing Fake, this declaration is mgt con- widared to commit the administra sinon Treasurer Tremt is advocating another plan in public addresses.The project of combination among the National Banks through their clearing house committees or other 1 wise to guarantes a spécial circulation in case af : A eub- émergency, is embodied several plans lok, have been mitted to the Secrebrrv of | Treasury.While these ins are cared \u2018by experts to have some degree of merit, it is feared that they wre too complicated to receive serious attention in Congress.Most of the plane.at previous sessions of Congres have dealt with the tion of increasing the elasticity of the circulation issued by National Banks by permitting issues in other security than United States bonds.There is à radical differente of opinion, however.between two schools ol thought as to the nae of these ions) issues.proposed Representative Fowler, Chairman of the House Com: mittee on Banking.provides for issues on the general oredit- ol the bank 0500000500000 000020000 DOUBLE SUICIDE Sad End of a Literary Man and His Wife in London, \u2014\u2014\u2014 New York, Nov.%\u2014A special cable from London to The Times, says: \u201c AGE sefipcting the bitter at \u2018gars M a,poction of the ary artistic world here came to light today with the dis covery io the Thames of the bodies of Alexander Good and-his wife.Both were authors, and Mra.Good was also a, painter of rare talent.The couple tied themselves together and jumped into the river after losing hope in a battle against big odds.Carefully encased in waterprool paper in the garments of both were found letters addressed to the Coroner.They have not been opened as yet.The couple disappeared from the cheap lodgings to which they hed bem redumd oa Nowember ng, leaving their laut pennies fob their landlady awd a letter to a friend saying in part: \u201cHf you think of us in the future, do not do se Remember that we shall be together, and what is better after the long day's work.\u201d was the a of several sadly, than sl Mr.Go books which were meritorious but not | for the popolar.His wile wrote under the ee ame name of Furse Waleh.Rathdrum, Idaho, Nov.%\u2014The jury \u2014 : js she Steve Adams case was dis- TA PURE A COLD IN ONE DAY sharged at 5.46 chocs this after n being unable to a on Jako LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tat | vordiot afte oe nym | et amos motor, (oturdey night, The jury | mature is on each box.28c.He | rood 5 for acquittal and 4 for oon \u2014 a _ .which has provision for .a guaranty ! fund raised by taxation upon ciroula- This guaranty fund is to be, employed when ne to redsem the notes of failed banks.It is the contention of Mr.Fowler and others who favor this , that a tax of about one-twelith of one per cent.annually on the circulation would meet | aH losses, but in order to insure ab- se that the tax shall be very larger than 13.The principle of the Fowler bill is in harmony with two measures which attracted considerable attention | « year agp\u2014the bill ol a special com- | mittee of the New York Chamber of C endorsed by the Chamber last Novemnber, \u2018and \u201cthe plan of the special committee of solute safety they pro] the American Bankers\u2019 Assotietion, endorsed at the annual convention of the Association | at Atlantic City in September The first pro; issues on the gen- | oral credit of the bank to the amount of five per cent.of capital under each \u2018 of the rates of taxation, two, three\u2019 and four per cent., and to the amount \u2018 of ten per cent.of capital at each of i the rates of five and six per~Toad.! Ard that of the Bankers\u2019 Association last.r [pruvided for issues to the amount.of ' twenty-five per omt of capital under a tax of two and one-half per vent.and | twelve and n half per cent.of ca) ital | Funder a tax of five per cent.th the proposals are ared by their.advooates to be very conrervative \" Practioglly all the bonds now pledged ! by the banks to secure.circulation would be taken care of under either : of these.two plans.The plans of fur- \u2018 ther iegues upon new typot of bonds.which not now.acceptable under the law, finds support among who believe than bank aotes should not be issued except upon specifié se- (curity, which is out of the custody of! the bank.While the advocates of this | plan regard it as affording more com plete security than the Chambér of Gomme ar tw plas, it is lcdeclared by its -sphlica ingle blunder by are smallest bank .ô country wi happened to ecaps the scrutiny of the Secretary of hid Treasury, by which a poor class of bonds was deposited and the bank friled with limited andete, \u2018would cast ! dincredit u the entire system.One ot (Le questions which is Hkely to arouse considershile discussion whether a cash reserve shall be requir.od against the proposed- notes.A reserve of the same amount as that required against | deposité'is provided by the bankers\u2019 Han and is considered importan ite supporters in order! to keep the issues of notes liked to the | gold and prevent indefinite expansion and extessive gold exports.* GENERAL WM.BOOTH & OF Salvation Army Well Plas: ed With His Visit to - America.\u2019 London, Nov.24.~General Wm.Booth, the _bead of the Salvation Army, when interviewed to-day by the Associated Press with regard to his | visitd to Arearich.amd Germany; vod that he hed nt.with be greatest success and sympathy sverywhere.I think I may consider myself\u201d he said, \u201cnot merely a harbinger of, but en accessory to ce between nations.\u201d He ref with the greatest satisfaction to the work he had ac complished in the direction of sending n better class of emigration into Cansda and the United States, and to the offers he had received from several states to finance this movement.He! wan glad to say that the Salvation Army had enhanced its reputation that old prejudices had vanished an: that now it was treated with respect instead of WMD toleration and patronage.Ho desoribed America as a tull blooded youth, who whea he had ure.The American , is | move religious and more strenuous, th for good and evil, than the Englishman.One thing he could never forget was the respect of Americans union.Gordon's London Dry Gordon's Gordon 's Sloe Gin baw, Young & Oo.Gengres Mershante, Montron) Old Tom those |: settled down to have a glorious fut.| guards WHEN HOUSE MEETS Two Ministsrs will be Absent \u2014Aylesworth May Quit Politics, Imre amd Ottawa, Ont.Nov.33.~The feurth session of the tenih Parliament of Canada will open on Thureday, sad, as it is fully anticipated that this will last session before a general election, jt is being looked forward to by both political partiss with mush concern.The session will be a busy one, and in accordance with the policy of pre vious sessions, the Government will introduce Jogielation for the betterment of the condition of the people gemeral- ly.Probably the most im rtant: legislation will affect the Railway ~ Commission, whose powers will be largely increased, and additions to the hoard made, indicati that this commission will occupy in near future a more pre-eminent place than ever in the administration of public utilities and corporations which deal directly with the people.session will open without two of its Ministers, Hon.A.B.Aylesworth and Hon.Rodolphs Lemieux.It is probable that Mr.Aylesworth has \u2018closed his parliamentary career.He will not be back in the Capital for several weeks, and it is well known that he is tired of active politics.Nr.Lemieux, when he returns from Japan, will become Minister of Publia Works, and ability, Te a shuffle in the Cabinet.Sir Frederick Borden's resignation mey also be expected.Railway matiers will oooupy much of the attention of the parliamemiar ians, especially as rega: private bi The Canadian Northern, in icular, in seeking for extensions of its lines, and so are some of the Western railways.Although, it may be said that there will be more private legislation of this patare than ever be- ore.- The financial situation, according to the Finance Minister, is thorgughly sound, but mone the less, the budget speech will be looked forward to with some anxiety.The difficulties of the crop movement hinge largely upon this, and there is an apparent deadlock created between the Western banks and the Government which Mr- Fielding will be celled to explain.Insurance legisiation hus been promised, but it is: doubtful if anything definite will be accomplished.Thére are & good many new mem- beta to be introduced to the House, far beyond the average.\u2014 > PLUM FOR EMMERSON ON LC-R- \u201cMoncton, N.B., Nov.23\u2014 It is rumored here to-day that B.' KR.Emmerson, former Kinister of Railways, is to become manager of the 1.C.R.and that D.Pottinger is to retire - HamiMon, Ont., Nov.23\u2014A society rows an tie Social Questions Union was organised bere last t for the of assisti the Citizens\u2019 in ite crusa i wrong\" doers.The identity of members the Union is not to be made imown, bat to each has been allotted certain is | duties, and when they succeed in gathering any evidence of law-breaking they are to report to the Citisens\u2019 League, which isation will take what ac tion it deems advisapie.other.words the members: ion are to act in the capa ivate de tectives for the League.= GAYNOR-CREENE CASE FO THE .\u2018Washington, Nov.23-\u2014A petitidéé for wait of certiorari in the famods-vase agaivst Benjamin D.Greene and Johan +.Gaynor, in which they have been convicted of embexsling some $600,008 from the Government of the United Htates, was filed in the S Court of the United States to-day.The care will involve some international questions because of the fact that Greene and Gaynor were arrested in Canada and for some time resisted extradition to the United States.The question will be raised as to whether a person indicted in the United States for a crime not included in the Canadian treaty, cam be.tried for such crime npthoritise upon « demand for extra dition based on other crimes.The two men are under sentences of imprison: ment for four years by \u2018the United Btates court, for the southern district of Georgia, on the double charge of em: berslement and conspirscy, the conspiracy g alleged to have heen committed in connection with Captain Oberlin HW.Carter, formerly of the United States army, who has already served a term in prison on the same charge.eat LISBON UNDER MARTIAL LAW Lisbon, Nov.24\u2014The city of Lisbon ts now practically under martial law.Metachments of police and municipal are constantly patrolling the streets, but no violent incidents have occurred.The consorahip over tele graphio tches in Most strict and the post officials refuse \u2018to letters which no doubt contain the addresses of the senders on the envelopes, Much Susatisuction ia: reported among officers of guess army.Three Generals sre known to have heen relieved of their commands, and according to + some 300 political prisoners buve placed on board 8 cruiser which left this port imme diately afterwards.Another version of the rumor iz that the officers of the cruiter wore disaffected.Rebillion in sald to be rampant in the navy.A decree is published in the official Government organ proclaiming an extension of the period of restraint gov: erning the of the press, Aw ofei statement hy the Government fiw déclarer chat the situation m ort, es grossiy Forge! 14 says the fantastic rumors connerfing members of the royal fame ily, the attitnde of the political leaders as well an the stories of an outhresk againet order are without foundation.+ there will, in ail prob- |ada.Many of |included in this homeless host dollars od 3 Mise Mivgie Burgoyne, of G À Eu TMS Ominous Conditielh of Affairs - of the Fagatier Huadrede WI Spend Sail\u2014Many Net Albwed United Sad.Niagara Falls, Ont.Nov.93.~The statement made by in the police cells at London.that Canada is t0 bo invaded by an army of unemployed from the United States is pro- | ven true by couditions on this front, ior at Pan present me.Tie invasion is in course ' es discharge from employment À housends of man by the railways and stesl\u2018und iron- working concerns of thé eastéen states Poumayivania, but others are from New.York.At Bullalo the steel plante have reduced the number of their employees and the discharged men have joined the y moving into Canada.dismi of several hundred men by the shutting down of the shipbuilding plant at Bridgeburg market along the frontier.Many of the umemployed men reach Canada without a dollar.The police and railway officials: of the United \u2018 States are eager to be rid of the: penniless unemployed \u2018assist them | in every possible w to get across the broder, but y resist their attempts.to return.§ Every day the police of this city other frontier i a dozen to a .Very few of them have a cent,{and hardly one knows where be is is_going to do.° It is recognized that hundreds of them will: spend the winter as vag- rante in Canadian county jails, and their presence in the country is a grave menace to the pemce and security of rural districts and small vil lages where police control is not strict.One day this week one detective caught six of thése men between noon and dusk.All who cannot show thet they have means of sell-support are ordered back to fe Slates, but wang : Mi; 4 the United States immigration inspec \u201d ove, SEREY DEYRTOROE 200 B2 are so vigiloat hon those | who are American citisefe and cannot ' be denied admission to the country are permitted to re-rnter it.Of each of the scores of English.Irish, Beotch and Europeans who pre jour head tax is demanded.Of course, being penniless, they cannot pay asd are forced to remain in Canficers on this frontier and so is made | an easy dumping-ground for all the Europeans which the United ; ates wishes to be rid ol.There is li or no opportumiéy in ia- ge distriet for the .anployment of men.Where are they all doing to! What is to become of them?| Fears of Infection by Rats from Vessels Reaching Vancouver from Seattle, ww, Nov.57e Government taking every possible precaution to prevent the bubonic plagus from getting a footing in the coast cities of British Columbia.Matters are in bad shape in San Francisco and Seattle.= the former city since the 13th of ugust there have bean: eighty fen: eases of p andl [ily dopa\u2019 onthe: while one th occurred in Seattle two weeks ago.+ Seattle is in daily communication, | both by train and boat, with Vancouver, and there is a lar daily steamship line between ttle and Victoria.It is stated that the rats in Seattle have become infected with the and both at Vancouver and Victoria it has been decided that all vessels from infected ports shall be placed six feet away from the wharves, and to uire that rat guards be affixed to bawsers, wire netting is also to be secured along the frontages of wharves at points below water to prevemt rats getting ashore.Dr.Montissmbert, of public health, Columbia, advising the lucal quarantine and medical health officers as to the precautions which may be necessary to prevent the epread of the maledy into Canada.It is possible that, in addition to the utions which are being taken with respect to vessels, that inspectors may be placed at the various points wher the railways cross the international boundary line into the Dominion, SPRAINED HER ANKLE \u2018I ali on an icy step and sprain- t ankle very badly, writen lenwood.It ewelled to a tremendous sise and caumed intense pain.I applied Palson Nervitine and got pt relief; the swelling was reduced, \u2018 long 1 was able to use my foot.\u201d For ins, swellings amd m paine | Nerviling ie the one wines Trmedytrong, penetrating.# to dentro pain\u2014that's Polson\u2019s Necvilinie.Fitsy years in use.New York, Nov.M\u2014According to ved in New York to-night ver Clevel , Py wcroialy 1 at Ma boue in director general is now in British FM TH STH 7 ARMY OF UNEMPLOYED | LV! has flooded the with men seeking for work.roughout the States teles of 's Privy and the building of £.the Mets Transcontinental 3 y and other.JK great works of dev.t are cur rent, and the men out of work flock Buffalo and the cise of western New : JOA had an effect on tbe labor | \u20ac ada.Canada has no immigration of- N BUBONIC PLAGUE 4 n°» ei» A MONS LS Bo 7, IN) PL IR od but 9 Le RNA que Yan Millinery Half Price New Fall Coats EB\u2019 Tweed Cows, Y® may have your choice A Digs lines in ali the = GYR Gag Pot pu acy ATES f | en | | ; newest shades for this of our « entire stock of mpo Millinery, very season, lengths 42, 44 and 45 Jatect Parisian and Viennese special values at models, regular prices $8.50] RETAIL DIVISION [inches extra yy 167-173 84.Joseph Street, 3 50 and tv $40.00.While they $20 the 1 pricer 86.* QUEBEC.egular last, $1.76 W0.$10.00, While they na etn a Get a Handsome Dressed Doll Free VERY Cash Purchase Check for $1.00, or over ,issued from November 18th to December 21st, inclusive, may be exchanged for One Doll Coupon\u2014and Ten Doll Cou- .pops entitle vou to ONE DOLL WORTH 81.25, if presented on, or before,| Decomber 24th, 1907.Doll Coupons may be had only from the Coupon Clerk, Picture Department, and positively no Doll Coupons will be issued after December 21st.The person pres: nting the greatest number of Doll Coupons on, or before, December 24th will be iven, absolutely free, a HANDSOME LIFE SIZE DRESSED DOLL valued at $15.00.these Dolls in window No.11.a \\ i 5 1 + , from his castle at the North Pole, has just been received.We RE) know the little girls and boys will be more than pleased to hear from him again, | This time PE) he has add it to \u201cThe Little Boys and Girls of Quebec, in care of The Paquet Cm- & pany, Limited.\u201d Here is the message, word for word, just as we received it by wireless :\u2014 xs \u201cI sm looking forward to seeing you all again this year, and I know you will be glad to £3) see me, too.I hope you bave all been good little girls and boys, and that you have always dene CE what mama and paps wanted you to do, without being told more than once.You know I al- i ways make enquiries and find out who have been naughty before I fill the stockings, and that's one reason I am anxious to know whether you have been good or not.For [ have so man this year I don\u2019t know how I'll ever find stockings enough to usethem all.I have sent a bigload ahead of me to Paquet's Big Basement Toy Department, sad I will foliow very soon now, Yor I am getting homesick for dear old Quebec.Your old friend, BANTA CLAUS.\u201d The jolly old fellow never said a word about the date of his arrival.We're just ag anxious to see him as you are.We'll let you know just as soon as he tells ur.Don\u2019t miss a of these advertisements for fear that you might miss this importan* .: à AREA'S ado virerengs M 0 ad A$ Great Purchase Sale Of Men\u2019s Gloves.| 40c to $9.00 Values 240 to $3.00 E have just received over FOURTEEN, HUNDRED PAIR of Men's \u2018inte- Gloves and Mitts, direct from th largest fuctery in Canads.These compris ¢ lored kid, mocha, buckskin, horsehide.doerskin, moosehide, pigskin, eto.There ar dressy styles for all oconsions as well as usc.tul and serviceable kinds for Motnrmen, Con- Juctors, Engineers, Brakemen, Drivers, etc.The real values run from 4Uc to $ .00 per rt.Purchase Sale Prices, per pair, $3 00 ° M0 VO.vec.avocsuosancenseu0s Suspension Cups Scholars\u2019 Comp.vn » Wooden Pencil Boxes, or Schol- Red glass Suspension Cups for $ 1 = Pr EN Tooth Brushes 3 Fine ali Tooth Brushes, 7 Ten] [Y} burni oil in bedrooms, very ars\u2019 Companions.containing pea: nics soft bristles, rare value at § A su ve design with mine eo eil, puabolder and ie ee peice 10e, ach.Oa ! 3 peice 75c.gnob.plar price 380.& special at ¥ RU Monday.mn vor vint M Lou 248 Arackion, sachin rose pons O AA NY Milk Pitchers Paper Racks Men's Handkerchiefs Kngliah Tronetone Milk Pitoh- Newspaper Racks, gilt frames ira, sure white, large sire, a subjects, on sale in the Mourni ; ; ourning Handkerchiefs.white Picture Department, regul lawn.with black horders, men's \u201cCo SA A en ele Mea.ach.116 Be.Monday rer TB ets Mier Fries lho.each.On ig D The Dress Goods Sale Is Still On \u201cMONDAY will bs the FIFTH DAY of this unique sale of Dress Goods.All the goods offered M are strictly this ssason\u2019s importations.Every yard sold at more than piges, yard during y this sale will ha carelull d shrunk F I A Ft y sponged and shru REE OF CHARGE.Prices are radical] vo 45 CEA ANS RS da A > Ne re Bel) B L'air ED Qu y 5 GLOVER, FRY & CO.0000006000 000¢ Large Reductions for Gash \u2014 ON \u2014 French Trimmed Millinery, Felt, Feather and Beaver Hats, Jackets, Wrappers and Waterproofs, Dressing Jackets and Children\u2019s Coats.BLANKETS Best English Blankets from $3.15 Navy and Grey English Blankets Eiderdown Quilts, a Large Stock \u201cVizella\u201d Flannels Plain and Fancy.Fancy Handkerchiefs 10c, and 15¢.Ostrich and Marabout Boas.TAILORING New Overcoatings, a large stock.Latest Patterns in Suitings Boy\u2019s Ready Made Clothing .New \u2018Ties, Braces, Gloves- and \"Hosiery.NEW CARPETS Axminster.Brussels and Tapestry Carpets.New Designs in Linoleums and Oilcloths.Sw.ss and Nottingham Lace Curtains New Crettonnes, Sateens and Tapestries.GLOVER, FRY & CO.GTS al: be E PT THERE IS GREATER SATISFACTION IN BUYING AT SEIFERT\u2019S The Stock is Larger The Variety is Greater The Standard is Higher The Prices Lower The Styles Newer oo The Designs Superlorateites toûtre os.tr rte There are many other reasons aud many other advantages that customers enjoy at Seifert's, a very important advantage is the fact that the interests of the customers are always considered.If by chance a purchase does not prove satisfactory to a customer every effort is made to gratify that customer's wishes, either by exchange, alteration or refund.in the exchange of purchases or of duplicate presents every assistance i | rendered in the making of a new selection.* \u201c The staff and all employees are polite and courteous and render every facility to prospective purchasers, These qualities cembined with most modern business methods have been strong fautors in the development of what is to-day an exclusively high class Jewel- Jory Store.Our patrons are cordially invited to call and examine our original designs in Fine Gold Jewel- lery.~~ .There are original designs in Scarf Pins, Lace Pins, Brooches, Necklets, Collars, these Jewels are made up of Diamonds, Rubies, Sapphires, Aqua Marines, Peridote, and other precious and semi-precious stones, purchased in Europe by Mr.Seifert during the early part of this year.No matter how damp of wet the weather you can always rely upon \u201cSovereign Shells\u201d Not ouly is the abel iter waterpresied, but it Le loaded with \u201cNedal's damp proof Empire Swmebeirss powder.Sovereign Ghelle will mot swell ls damp \u2018weather.If your dealer won't supply yow\u2014wrrite ue The Quebec Ghroniqle QUEBEC, NOVEMBER 25, 1907.TME ETCETERA LETTER?La Libre Parole this week gives an explanation of the Choquette-Etceters lettar, from which it appears that that notorious epistle was taken from the columns of Ie Soleil and that the writer of the article in La Libre Parole, in commenting on it, disregarded the instructions to say that rumor attributed its authorship to Senator Choquette, sod substituted his name for Citizen Etcetera without authority.La Libre Parole adds that i{ Senator Choquette is really the author, it congratulates him, we pre sume, on the fact that he has heen dragged willy-nilly from the obscurity in which 5» sought te hide himeelf, and has been reliéved of the necessity of furnishing his Card.\u201d Our own opinion is that if the Senator is not the suthor he has good grounds for an adtion against the Parole for defamation of character, and, if he is, he is under no obligation to our com- frere for setting the public on his track.People that write spiteful anonymous attacks on gentlemen re tiring from public life have generally at least, the grace to \u201cblush to find it fame.* The oxplanation of La Libre Parole is scarcely convincing.If it copied the letter {rom Le Sqleil, bow is it that it did not say sq, but, op lbs contrafy, conveyed the impression that it hed been sent to itself?And why, if it copied ths letter, did it copy all but the signature.Owing to a misconception of instructions, it says, but that is a very lame excuse.The difference between saying that a man is reputed to be the author of a latter and signing his name at the bottom of it, is too great lor such an explanation to be accepted.; There is a Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde flavour about this letier in question.Etcetera Hyde appears in the columns of Le Solell and then be 1s trans muted into Jekyll-Choquette in La Libre Parole, and now he is Etcetera Hyde again, with a growing suspicion on the pert of the public of the identity of the two; and yet we are loth to believe a gentleman occupying the prominent position of Senator Choquette could descend to the in affable meanness of anvaymously ut tacking another gentleman merely ba cause the latter was the subject of rome complimentary remarks in.The Chronicle with which the former\u2019 was unable to agree.The anonyfidus traducer of other people is; by general consent, set down as a cad and a cur, who is beneath paying attention to.aod we should be sorry to see Senator Choquette put himacl( in that category; at the same time, it is very difficult to believe that anyons would put another man\u2019s name to a communication without having re ceived his authority to do so, how ever strong might be his grounds for believing bis identification + be correct.THE PONER IN THE TOWNSHIPS- \u2018The Hon.Sydney Fisher is a gentle man in whom the inventive bwmp is strongly developed.It was he who discovered that particular species of peaches that grow on stems, and patented a pair of scissors by which they might be snipped off without ddtg any damage to their bloom; it was he who conceived the ides of a glorified sort of tohacco that should bear lruit in the shape of ready-made plugs of honey dew cavendish, and so save the cost of manufacturing; it was he who taught wide-eye and open: mouthed Iarmers the proper way to eXpend a dollar and a quarter on the er et {Montreal Stplemmsemmees Works, Lai AGENTS FOR THE\u201d BARROW-HAEMATITE STEEL C0, Limited, LA \"ME QUEBEO ORRONT * + MONDAY.fattening up of Whigkein that wosld Xi {chickens out of egye procured from a | cord storage, cer, and thought he had discoversd \u2018the means of lowsring the that those diecoveries have besa suo cosaful from a § ary point of view, and this may Be the reason why bi is just at present; Wurning lis attention to the stuffing pI the population of the Eastess Townships with equally ingenious politient theoriey, and has boen patted on tbe back by the Toronto Globe which says: constituents, and, through the Press, the people of the country, of poms of the salient features of Conservative policy and the contrast it shows to that pursued by Liberal administra tion.At Mansoaville he reminded them that the predecessors of the present Government had alienated thirty-one million acres of public lands to cor porations during their inoumbency of office, and only eight and a half million acres to settlers, while under Liberal rule only two million acres had been given to corporations and twenty millions to settlers.Thirty million acres had been granted by the Conservatives to railways alone, while not an were had been granted to rail ways since 1896, Nor bad thie stopped railway building, for a thousand miles more of railway lines had been built in the pest eleven years than during the whole period of Goneerve: tive rales > 5 appt qn ter Mr.fisher hid made a\u2019 thbronth dom\u2019 parison between the two parties, Com servatives, at least, would have had no reason to oriticize, but when be talked about the acres of public lands given to corporations, and thoes given to settlers, he omitted to state that the Conservative grants to corpors- tions were for the purpose of oping up land for settlement, and that until that was done there were no settlers to give lands to.He omitted also to inform his hearers that while.the eight million acres of tbe Conserve: tives were given to bons\u2019 fi setslers, 8 large part.of the Liberal gradts settlers at all; for instance the gramt, ot 365,920 acres\u2019 of timber land to Mr.Burrows, a member of parliament and brother-in-law of Hon.Clifford Sifton, that of over 300,000 acreg.of irrigable land in Alberta to friendly politicians who went over to London and sold the franchise for $850,000, which they pocketed without having - \u201cdone a thing\u201d to tbe-lands; and the still more glaring ientance of the Blair more vite.Mr.Fisher should bave die- tinguisbed botween the quality of the Conservative settlers and that \u2018of the \u201cLiberal settlers,\u201d when be was about making the comparison.He will also find it very difficulé to prove that \u201cnot an acre had been given to railways since 1896.\u201d Mr.Fisher also explained to his hearers that the Conservative Goveenment had increased the debt of the country dur'ng its ssventeen years of life by some sixty-two million gol.larn, and the Liberal ment i eleven yeqrs bad only apa trop Wh tions 4b the matigeal debt, Now \u2018the Conservatives maintained that twynsy {seven millions: \u2018wasi quite: enough $o take out of the country by\u201d taxation for governmental purposes, and limited the tax rate in such a.way that it would not yield a larger sum.Whe the Liberals came into power they raised in 1897 $8,648,000 more in round numbers; in 1898, they increased thic by half a millias, and this again in 1899 by five and a hall millions; this again in 1900, by three snd = quarter millions, «nd so on steadily increasing every year till in 1907 the taxes amounted to sixty-six millions; in other words they saissd some forty \u2018toillions -Mhore is-116xNtion.6bau-;Ahe :| Conservatives Ra! dotio thé tho-same period, takitig their taxation at its highest point in 1306 as an average, and they added five millions to the notional debt.At that rate of expenditure, and supposing they had not bad the incromsyd taxation, they would in seventeen Years have added sixty-nine and a hell millions to the added sixty-two millions and it must be remembered that we sre speaking of the revenue from taxes and not the receipts from all sources.And what has Mr.Fisher, us represemting the government in power at Ottawa to show for it?The Conservatives open- red the Northwest, | Provines, built the Canadien Pacific, : which to-day has first-class vessels om added the Pacific both oceans, and constitutes a true all-red route, constructed or enlarged the canals, extended the Inteccolonial, repelled two foreign attacks, and provided by subsidy for a network of | railways sorving the people end rend ering possible thos other railways of which Mr, Fisher boasts, but towards whose establishment, accordisg to his strongly suspects ha he i».the gentleman who * hatched fur-covered prices of furs, We haw not beard That i670 Very \"well; and if: Hobweatt to politicel friends.who were no national debt where the Conservatives Bly Ip public bulldings \u2018ds villages, and boat offices in places where 389,790 in taxation alone, and these are the sort of things they have to show for them, and an addition of five more millions to the national debt.The Conservatives have no reason to avoid comparisons when thuy are gocurately made.> or \u2014\u2014 (PES, ig} sourchbks MAY sowkim, _ x han «alveays.soc augarded.as a .tiple of law that if a dentist sound ull; the w tooth a; ; he Sail] mistbhs bn oI do tation the victim would Bave a right recover pecuniary compensation but the legal profession has bess re as exempt from and above all such dangers.Whether their advice was good, bad, or - indifferent, whether they got their client into trouble or out of trouble, they have been regarded as entitled to their inevitable fess.In fact it is an established and strictly enjoined principle that the solicitor must not have any cuniary interest in the success or Failure of his case, although he ally has.À bill of costs is m out with more epthusiasm after a win than after a loss.Justice.Riddell has up- sot the complacent assurance of profession by o decision which deprives solicitors of their pay for bad vios and for the mismanagement cients\u2019 affairs.This breaks in rudely on the established notion that bad and good legal advice must be paid for at the same union rate, and that the \u2018costs are equally inevitable whether the multitude of services be well or poorly performed.The men who acted on the bad advice are forced to ibear the costs in tha action which they consequentiy jost.Even - this \u2018does rmot witheut comment, for \u2018His Lordship remarked that they had good s for an action {) treov- er this amount from their solisitors.\u2018Whatever advice a lawyer might give them in this regard, sn experienced lsymaa would probably \u2018against making\u2018 he attempt.His Jordship said t all trouble could have been avoided procedure under rule 938 of the court, which bas been in foros for over sixty years.That is a long time, and the number is very high, a combination which makes the layman ahôdder at the number of les now in operation.This decision gives ane more incentive to the Tegal profession to give advice.\u201c+s Woodbine hea | the innocent returns to the previously well-informed gentleman and asks a refund of the money he as induced pu =» tas Vtt 160% he gets pt a AE ee t the principle establishab by -lustice Riddell will make it entirely different when foine to law.The lawyer who ves bad advice will not be allowed Keep his winnings.Vho meet rire prising feature of Mr.Justices Riddell\u2019s decivion is that it leaves intact the estate of a recen xl person after extensive legal | prococtien.| That no one will get costs out of it is eim- marvellous.The prosent is an age nurprises, but this one comes from an entire uarter \u2014To- ronto Globe.\" NEW MUSIC.a have just received a | > sigument « of songs, duos, Fusion) come , LAVIGUEUR & HUTCHISON, Music Rditors.8183-06 St.John Street.B 6.Joseph Street, Reet 184 NOVEMBER 235, 1907.emp Elegant and Exclusive.Our showing of Mink Stolee and Muffs is featured by an exclusiveness and glpgance of style that find fa with the most critioal ske vor A hint of the smartness of the illustration.these models is given in The stole, wiih its wide shoulder effect ending in an arrangement of tails, while the long, wide fronts are similarly treated.The Muff, with its handsome trimming of heads, tails, with the Stoleand paws, socords well , With so large and varied a stock of these sets, it is impossible to convey any adequate conception of the styles and values offered.4 Holt, Renfrew & Co., 85-48 Buade St., Quebec Chinje GUNS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS \u2014AND\u2014 AMMUNITION Guns and Rifles Rented TELEPHONES: _ UPPER TOWN, 573.LOWER TOWN, 44.er OUR IMPORTED CLARET an SAERAE WES 83.00 PAR DOZEN QUARTS 8176 $ 44.PINES; THE SALE INCREASES EVERY DAY FOR OUR NIAGARA GRAPE WINR TWO QUALITIES $1.00ANDSLSO PER GAL PLEASE CALL FOR SAMPLES EUDORE PATRY KUROPEAN WINE CELLAR, 67, 69, 71 ST.JOHN STREET \u2014 | When buying your Piano tneist on having an | \u2018OTTO HIGEL\"| Ptano Action Smith Conarete Mixers CONTRACTORS yen PLANNING THE PURCHASE OF MACHINERY AND SUPPLIRS > SHOULD INVESTIGATE OUR LINES Whee! and Drang Serapora Hardware DO\u2019SOMETHING * WAS\u2019 DONE BEFORE 1 S.J.Shaw & Co.13 ST.JORN STREET 1 AND the | Der.Mewnisia Wl snd Noire Doms Sirvels.Co: > OR Yeo rat 0 \u20ac SALE - \u20140F\u2014 .DRESS GOODS \u2014AT\u2014 HALF PRICE \u2014AND\u2014 TRIMMED HATS \u2014AT\u2014 \u2018HALF PRICE We have now on sale over 100 pieces of plain and fan fo ine byl dha marelee price do campus is a great opportunity to secure the material for @ dress at half the original price, don't delay come at 0808, \u2019 40c.Value, Clearing Price.200 480.Value, Clearing Price.340 58¢.Value, Clearing Price.200 880.Value, Clearing Price.840 78¢.Value, Clearing Price, 880.Value, Clearing Price flats 8a.Value, Clearing Pris.400 $1.10 Value, Clesging Price.680 = ALL AT HALF PRICE SIMONS & MINGUY CLEARING _ TRIMMED FELT HATS The designs ave pur own, the mountings specially Barrow-la-Foraess, Lanssshire, Enge Ji account, the Goversment contributed Avatin Reek Crushers Whee! Barrows 2 made to meet the requirements of people of refined 0 ot an were 5 Lau md er 4 thie orge Stars Savoie Prev aile 20 Fabrque Strat, taste.: Helsing Engines Ploke and Shevels Hand Cars and Push Care Telephones 838 | not by increasing the burden of taxe- QUOTATIONS waroings of the farmers | Wire Rope Divine Aprorates Quebestor Bte:1 Rails, Kish Plates, J] and laboring men.But what have Mr.Wire none Bisete Sament Blosk Machine i is 1 | Pisher and his associates to show for : C, 6.SE F ERT & SO NS ote, prowpuy farvisbed.re puni Va | seme AND ALL CONTRACTORS\u2019 RBABINTES come.MIN ARG WOME; 5 - great enterprise have they uodertaken, | ean or wieaations 0 37.INGE B1, POT 37.tunes, J] | whet enduring work have they done?M U S S EN S L | M | T ED Ap a US.sent or pelsoacen Sola by JEWELLERS, 16 FABRIQUE ST.| They have epent ¢ million on a whart MONTACAL Drocptets in » meadow, a eouple of millions om 1 In plain wea je ee ave anstai cons.| l'élenhone 769 Mochelaga Bank Buliding | at 3 Er 4 \u2018 \u2018 \u2018 4 % MONDAY.NOVEMBER 25.190%.\u2014 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.\u201c ENGLISH WINTER VE STS Heavy.Flannel Lined, Woolen Winter | Knitted Vests, Thick Angora Wool Lined Light, Thick, Warm, Knitted Winter ests.Extra Warm, \u2018Scoteh Cheviot Winter Vests English Tailor-made Knitted Vests, 3e fo, LAFRANCE & MULLIN Merchant Tatlors and English Haberdashersback.2 Tattersal celebrated Panoy Striped Vests finished with Leather \u201d Flannel and Tweed Lined Latest Stocking\u2014Ne $2.75, $3.00, $3.50, $4 $5.00 uttons; Wool, © binding and strap- 48 Fabrique Streets of [1] \"in 7s i Ties, Shi Time to Change Your Underwear.This will remind you that it is time to put on your heavy Underwear.| you need for A liberal © stock of Sweaters, Gloves, rts.Dressing Gowns, Furnishings.Come and see our Sp Lar Gents Hand Tie HAND KN GASPARD HU at 25c.OT, ou will find in our stock just What the season.discount is given on all Winter Waist Coats.Mufflers, Sooks, and in fact a general line Four IT GLOVES 50c.and 75e.PRICES TO SUIT EVERY BODY.106 ST.JOHN STREET PHONE 1664 NOTIOE Is berel-y given that *he lies as Ab mouth of Cap Kouge River is ann- merged as ou as the other deep Pi un î rat ELT Ne nes Nne pusitico of i the marth \u2014 Hiver\u201d NE ar ON \u2014\" OBBY \u2014 Fall Amportat ions \u2014\u201422=sse maker, good best of references uired.Apply to A.B.C., Chronicle Office.MAN WANTED\u2014WE WANT A GOOD live man to assist us in interesting investors in a new oil development company owning 20,000 acres oil and gas leases in Canada.Tem oil wells will be put down at once.À man cem make two or three hundred dollars per week for the next few months working for us.Address Russll & Company.Room 627, Traders Bank Building, Toronto, err ee i mem mare Set MEN WANTED\u2014In every locality in Canadas to advertise our goods, tack up-showrards in all conspicuous places and distribute small advertising matter Commission or Ssiary $83 per month abiti expences $4 per day.Steady the year round; entivly new plan; no experiemce .Write.for ioulars.Wm.RB.Warne va Condon, Ont., Canadamn AGENTS WANTED.WANTED.-THREE OFFICES, EN suite.Good light and ly beat.od.St.Peter street or vicinity.Address, Box 57 P,0.POR SALE tien ett: HORSES FOR SALE\u2014TWO FINE draught horses for aale on good conditions.Apply to Narcisse is, 23 Victoria street.eres FOR ep OR 50 EXCHANGE w second A hy Su\u2019 and Nem boilers, of all kinds rom 2 to 150 HP.The stock is the largest and best selected in the Province of Que bac.Belore p e pay us à visit for we guarantee entire satisfaction.Napoleon J.Mercier, Machinist, 21 to 27 St.Laurent street, Levis, P.Q- 1m ee rar prea \u201cmarr HOUSES FOR SALE\u2014THAT MAG- t two-story bouss, corner of Bridge und Fleurie streets.Also à two-story bouse, No.61 Fleurie street.These two houses are in perfect order.& Sons, Hochelago Bank Build .tf ing eee FOR SALE\u2014HOUSES NO.30 STE.Famille street, No.30 St.Flavien street.For particulars and permit of view, apply to JaRue & LaRue, Notu ies.28 St.Ann stresd eee FOR SALE \u2014 BIJOU, STE.FOY!: Road, the residence of the late An- Thomson.Apply to H.S.Thomson, 61 St.Peter street.Phone «5.tL eee eer i rs MALR HELP WANTED.\u201cHELP WANTED / MAL \"MEN and women to learn barber trade in eight weeks; graduates earn 813 $18 weekly: help secure positions.Catalogue tree.Moler Barber College, 119 Craig street, Montreal.BUSINESS CHANCES.marre ar \"| \u2014 JEREMIE RICHABD-BOOK-BIND = ES A Late 000) 106 Mountain Bill.ATTORNEYS.MANLEY & GRAND, ATTORNEYS Sn SLE way, New to ollents having in- ee OE United Bhates ntm tt A.LEOF RED (Graduate of 1aval and McGill) CIVIL ENGINEER Speciality: WATERAWOKRS $9 ST.JOHN STREET.Tolophone 548 Quebec Public Notice.Public notice ie bereby given that the Corporation of the Parish of Notre Dame de Quebec shall apply to the Legislature of the Province of Quebeo, at ita next wession, (or an act to incorporate the said Perish into a town.The Corporation of the Parish | ol Notre Dame de Quebecnov.Huis.CLOCK] workingman with the Stereotyping Newspaper Press With Stereotyping Outfit For sale Cheap.Press will print eeven column, standard measure, of 4 of 8 pages at a running speed of 10,000\u20144 Pages Per Hour 5,000\u20148 Pages Per Hour APPLY CHRONICLE.Price\u2014$000.00 f.0.b.Quebec, if sold at once.Press in good ordbr.Pupers delivered, ready for mails, \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | gi\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 folded and City Tressurer's Office, Quebec, 29th October, 1907.PAY YOUR TAXES.a od .: \\HÔRUE is Sikeby gives: hat unless the taxes for _the cywrent year are paid without delay, the accounts will handed over to the Recorder's Court for collection.By order, C.J.L.LAFRANCE, City Treasurer, City of Quebes, te.wit: In the District of Quebec.BY-LAW No, 417.To Amend the By-Laws Cacerning the Sale and Inspection où Milk.(Drawn up in the French language.) At a mesting of the City Cou: il of the City of Quebec, held at the City Hail, in the said City of Quebec, on the eighteenth day of October, nineteen hundred and seven (1907), in conformity to law, and in virtue of a Bylaw passed by this Council pursusat thereto, and after the due ol servance of all the formalities prescrib.d by the statute in such case made .nd provided, at which meeting are present two-thirds of the members &mposing the Council of the City ol Quebec, that is to say: \u2014 : His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Barbeau, Barry, Bedard, Brunet, Campbell Drouin, Duquet, Fiset, Foley, Galipeault, Hall, Hogan, Huard, Lavugueur, Lemay, Letourneau, Madden, Mathieu, Marne vos.Mulrosey, Picard, Shink, St.Pierre, Verret.It is ordsined and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, and tbe Council ordains and enacts as follows: 1.\u2014Article 11.of By-Law No.408, passed by this Council on the 26th of April, 1907, is bereby amended by .adding the following pars h: \u2014 Milk cans measuring five lons, or more, may have a lateral spout of not less than three inches in dinmeter, and the opening of said spout shall be closed with & tin cover or covering, wade to fit over the spout.J.GEO.GARNEAL, ot Attested.Xey (L.S.) BR.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.CURTAINS.Have you any Lace Curtains that need cleaning?- If 50, send them to us and we will guasantes perfect satisfac tion.| PEA LAON | DYERS AND CLEANERS Telephone 95 4 Volior 8 The new Vaginal ent.It clones tir, EN game tn all nm ata nm v V.E.PARADIS, Public Acoountant, AIDITOR AND CURATOR Acscunte Investigated and Collasted Uinanciai Arrangements and Camp Upton of lostvent Menten RNIN sntrasted ts me will be SURED 0nd posnptty attended I UEMLIEU CONPANT DURLIDG 64 Balbousia Spee _ THE QUEHEU CHRONICLR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1907.NS The Kind You Have Always Bought, \\ and which has been im use for nver 30 years, hos borne the signature of Zo Tz and has been mado under his pers sonal supervision since its infancy.Allow no one to deceive you in this.All Counterfeits, Imitations and *\u2018 Just-as-good ** are bul Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children\u2014Experience against Experiment.What is CASTORIA Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Off, Paregoric, Drops and Svothing Syrups.It is Pleasants It contains nelther Opium, Morphine nor other Narootis substance.Its age is its guarantee.It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness, It cures Diarrhœs and Wind Colic, It relleves Toething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency.It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural slean.The Children\u2019s Panacea\u2014~The Mother's Friend.CENUINE CASTORIA auwars Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have A ways Bought In Use For Over SO Years THE SENTAURN GOMPANY, TV MURRAY STREET, NEW YAR STV.TS \u2014\u2014 i 6000 WORDS FOR THE MODERN MEN scrappers and Scrappi-g of th: Olden Time Interesting Talk by a Chatty Corresd:ndent, 1 The seductive topic of boxing incites a highly goesipy correspondent to write to us with sucb \u2018revity as is permitted by his natu .style of composition (which partakes of what the learned call the periphrastic and am- bagitory, and the masses the circum- hendibus).\u2018The Quebec Chronicle (he remarks) printed on Wednesday last an interview of Robert Fdgren with a Gotham sport, which appeared the other day in the New York World.The ever-alluring subject of serapping is always provocative of chet in any lover of the noble art, and therefore you will doubticss permit me to express (with all respect) my disagreement with certain notions expounded by the veteran scrapper who is inter- Viewed .With his main position I entirely concur, hut 1 am altogether at variance with him when he publishes the dictum that \u201cthe old Greeks had the right idea of boxing.\" True enough thn atatues of Greek pugiliats represent their originale standing straight with their chests thrown out, looking like they could lick a whale flock of the hollow-chent- ed, hump-«hauldered, four-flushing cigarette fiends that cull themeelves Hghters now.\u201d (I words vf the Gotham sport in question).But hia sweeping verdict, am sure, was delivered hastily, ond without the needful preliminary | en quiry which this very interesting topic really dimcrves, took the trouble to read up the aub- wet for wy ouvn capecial edifiention.Tho rexnlt of my researcher convinced we thut the ancient Greeks (such as competed ut the famous | Olympie signes) did mot understand athlotice ut all so well ox do the English and Amerimnux of nowadays.As for pugilism (which | am discussing in particular) it cnanot be said that was property 1 understood by « s, ane venture to that Ta some irate) mn old\u201d Grek Fi wr could rive from his grave \"poring purposes, he would Tall - ensy prey lo ANY faiely smart amateur al modern Loxing.A single word ae to Greek trainin might enffice to prove the stren my argument.For a period ton monthe the unhappy scrapper was stuffed hy his trainer with most chor mous quantities of meat, very often rax.hear that on the cve af battle n man was usually sleepy, and indeed in à remsi-somnolent condition.But let ue tnm our attention to the fight itself, the nitimate test of the quality of old Greek boxing.The \u201ccestus\u2019\u201d (or glove) was loaded with lead, and the competitors cither hammered oach other on tha top of the head, or es.raged to land heavy swings on the enr.Of clean straight hitting (such as we now recognize as boxing) there will not be fonnd a trace.Now (mp poring the miracle that I have just imagined to occur) it is clear that the Ancient Greek professional would be onted fn the first round the quote verbatim + the | I | duced to written rules.Several years ago, 1; it : the Hener it in not surprining to Vent school, the ad straight in with the left, and the ex- pensé of paying for the funeral, ; Yet, even if hoxing were but in its i in Greece, Greece was the cradle-land of the art, and (by the oddest of routes) it travelled to Englend, comparatively recently, by way of (guess! )\u2014Russia! Sounds funny, doesn\u2019t it?Yet it ie a fact.Such civilization as Russia {prior to the time of her arbitrary civilizer Peter the Great) had heen much derived from the Greek colonies planted of old in the Crimea, and on the littoral of the Black Sea.It was as a consequence of this that, in the\u2019 Middle Ages, boxing in the Greek style was quite tbe national sport of Russia.Next, about 1700, Pater the Great made his celebrated European tour, We all know how be and his suite used to booze gellons of hot brandy with plenty of pepper and no water, and how these [estive spirits, in their playful pranks, entirely ruined the garden of their hapless host, the celebrated John Evelyn, at tford, London, England.Now it.would seem that these merry gentlemen were the real introducers of pugilism into England.We talk of boxing as \u201cthe good old English style\u201d of settling a difference of opinion.Yet, as a matter of fact, it is a comparatively modern, and moreover an imported mode of battle.Jong after Shake Spears time, the ususl appeal was to the knife (at least among the \u2018lower orders.\u201d ) The national sport was sword-fighting.It is not until after Crar Peter's visit to and thst we see the sport of sword-fighting drop suddenly out of vogue, and instantly replaced by the weapins of nature.father of English boxing was 88 brave old John Broughton, who was ; born in 1704.He ran an establishment for the tuition and exhibition of boxing in Tottenham Court Road, London, England; and he was the first Englishman io bold the ud title of \u201cChampion of England.\u201d He it was who first drew up a regulated system of combat with the \u2018\u2018dukes,\u201d res They bear date, August 18th, 1743.For ocizhtesn vears he occupied the honored posi: tion of champion, and he had the \u2018good sense to save money wherewith to live happily when he was old.He died on January 8th, 1785, aged eighty vears, and was buried in Lambeth Churchyard, opposite the Houses of Parliament.in London.\u201cPeace he to his ashes,\u201d all professionals and amateurs will say.REPORTED ARDUCTION Montreal, Nov.24-The Montreal police are trying to locate a ul girl.whe it is claimed a.seducied Lu days from Lindsay, 3 The girl, Tho Delonged to Montreal, had heen adopted by a family named Marion.and it is claimed that her own mother took her away from CONVENT SCHOOL SURNED Belleville, Ont., Nov.24~\u2014The con- chief Roman Catbolie echool in this city, was ly gutted by fire this evening.It is used on Sundays as & Sunday school for the children of St.Michael Church and this afterncon the classes met as usual.When they left at four o'clock thi were apparently all right, but shortly before six fire broke out and completely defied the efforts of the firemen.In about two hours the building was completely tied.The loss will bs between $30, and 935.000 with an insurance of $7,500.Tt is reported that the fire started from the furnaces, but the authorities say the furnace was first\\clans, The school while controlled the mpar ate school trustess, was In charge of tolerahly smart Modern Amatenr, who the Sisters of Loretta Conventwould only have the trouble of sailing -\u2014 rem rm Fome good people whe know oofies is hurting then, say they can\u2019t gireit up Try well-made POSTUM 10 daym.\u201cThere's a Reason\" St.Thomas, Ont, Nov.33\u2014An old recluse, Edwin Geen, about years, was found dead in a miserable hut i about four miles from Aylmer last night.De was an Englishman, and Hved on his farm of mearly 100 acres, but was practidally without a friend in the world.e ed ter living /mear 8 son in sh Columbia, d to change their father\u2019s of living, but without avail.The hich the and | wife, who was drowned on e THE CUBAN CENSUS First Step Taken Towards the Termination of Amsrican Intervention.Havana, Nov.M\u2014With the tion of the enumeration of the popula tion of Cuba there has been accom: plished the firet step in the direction of the termination of the American intervention awd the re-establishment of the Cubes republic.While officially described as n osneus, this enumors tion was actually an enforced registra tion of veters, The determination ol the popelation of the island being ol scant impertance compared to that of ail persons entitled to the ise, in order to insure the election of the next t, No pains have bees spared to accomplish this, but pend ing the dificult task of tabulation the results probably will pot be known for some weeka, An estimate by one of the most ao complished statisticians in the serviol ol the provisional government place the population of the island at two millions, of which about 400,000 are foreigners not entitled to the fram: chiss.According to the registration for the election of 1904, there were in tbe province of Pinar Del Rio 42, 937 voters, in Havana 81,300, in Ma: tanzas 29,043, in Santa Clara 54,309, in Calaguey 14,079, and in Orient 49,025, making a total of 381,693.It is improbable that the present census will show any marked diflerence in these figures, The indications are that there has been no great change in the political complexion of the pro- vinoes with the possible exception of Pinar Del Rio, where the influence ol Pir Guerra, the military leader of the last uprising, is very great.To even apcculate on the outcome of the next election is futile owing to the eopfusion sient on the Saws sions in Liberal wy defined attitude of bok LE ver A year ago there is mo doubt ths Liberals would have had an over whelming victory and that Alfred Zayas would bave been elected Presi dent.Now the Liberal party is hope lessly divided between the followers of Jose Miguel Gomes and Zayas and an excellent opportunity is aforded for the Conservatives to organise and nominate a leader who will command the respect of the cquatry.Should they obtain the consent of such a man as General Mario Menocal to run for the Presidency, tivere can be hardly any doubt that he would attract a great following from the better class of Libergla woukl be easily elected.General Menocal's personal business in- toreste are buch, however, thal & ir very doubtful whether be could be tempted to enter the pokitical arena.It is rumored that Gemeral Miguel Gomen is afllicted © with a dangerous ailment which may compel his retire ment from the field, in which event a reconciliation of the Miguelista and Zayista factions is not improbable.The new electoral law has been completed and now only awaits the ap oval of Governor Magoon before Being promulgated.erefore il tranquility is maintained, which there appears to be no reason to doubt, nothing stand in the way of carrying out the present mme of the Government which is to hold thé municipal elections in May or June and the presidential election.in the following December, tbun paving the way for the inauguration of the President in May and the withdrawal of American troops in July.A singular feature of the present nituation is the utter apathy with which Cubans ep pear to regard the preparations mak- the purity of Cuban en | ing for the restoration of their repub- lie.At no time since the intervention began has political discussion been so languid.MARCONICR AM Cape Race, Nfld, Nov.24-Steame Kronprinz Wilhelm, Bremen foi \u201cNew \u2018York, was 200 miles south at Sum.Will dock 8 a.m., Tuesday.: B1.LIARDS St.Louis, Nov.24\u2014In to-night\u2019s game of the natignal + ion billiards championship tournament J, Daly, of Chicago, overwhelmed F.R.Day, of St.Louis, by a scores of 80 to 23.Daly's high run was 7; his average 77.Day's high run was 3; his average .37.SINCER COMMITS SUICIDE Berlin, Nov.24\u2014Theodore Bertram, the celebrated opera singer, committed suitide today at Bayreuth.He had been despondent since the d th, hpi st.last in the wreck of the steamship, Berlin off the Hook of Holland.Ber tram\u2019s most successful \u201croles were Wagnerian and he made his greatest ceputation as Wotan.THE MOT NY AT VLADIVSTOX Vladivostok, Nov.24\u2014The court martial of 198 sappers and marines and the commanders of two torpedo hoat destroyers who were implicated in the mutiny of October 30th will begin to-morrow.The hearing will be secret.The mutiny as Vladivostok on October 20th was quickly suppressed by the use of machine guns.A bat talion of wappers attempted to cap ture one of the barracks, but was routed hy two oo\" pie ta loyal iment, On ollowing day a evel acon took place between the mutinous crew of a Russian destroyee and their loyal comrades, the mutineers finally being subdoed.STRIKE AT ST.JOHN St.John N.B., Nov, W\u2014The Lon shoremen\u2019s Association ordered a strike here at noon to-day for a wage rate of 40 cents an hour instead of 80, as now paid.The big C.P.R.liner Bmpress of Ireland arrived at 14 o'clock, opening the winter port for business, and the men went on strike at once.About three hundred mon are out.Captain Walsh, marine superintendent of the C.P.R., arrived at noon from Montreal to take ch of the situation.He sajd the C.P.R.would not pay one cent more than the old rate, and would either bring men from Montreal and work their own crews, or take the boats away from St.John, He said the C.P.R.Kad plenty of men available in Montreal or \u201ccould get accommodation at Halifax and lenty of men.The Ship Laborers\u2019 Bociety will stick the Elan line as last your, and the O.P.R.will work pa Bo aloo be aflested lates, Bowels.Ixregular ?Every night take two Trilla ldo SR-FPANT LIVER TABLETS ~keep it up for a mouth\u2014and see how glad you will be that you tried them.Made of fruit juices and tonics.50c a box \u2014 at druggists\u2019, THE THAW TRIAL Will be P.stponed Until Next January\u2014Both Sides Agree on Tima, New Y Nov.24\u2014Tha second trial of Harry K.Thaw, set for week from to-morrow, will agsin post.with little chance of it beng called until well along in Januaryis due partly to the fact that the task of selecting a jury would be mede doubly hard by the of the holidays and the fact that Thaw's counsel bas applied to the court for permission to inspect the gecret evidence presented palore, tbe 1 mission during the first.trial, As an causes.for delay there is a rumor that the attorneys now repre sonting Thaw apply for 2 change of venue.Su a move would based upon the alleged unfriendly attitude of man of the local papers and the extent to which the evidence was printed and read in this community.District Attorney Jerome will seriously oppose the granting of a change.mre NOBEL PiIZT8 AWARDED Stockholm, Nov.24\u2014Ths next Nobel wise for chemistry will be awarded yard Kiplihg Les bem dexgnated for y designe or the literary prize.Sir Wm.Crookes was born in 1632.He discovered tha- dium, en element, in 1861, and invented the radiometer, in 184.He was Eknivhted in 1608 and has been closgly identified with many of the most important advances in science.ATTEMPTED SUICIDE .North Bay, Ont, Nov.M\u2014Parnell O'Connor, the young man who at- tempied suicide last aight by shooting himself in the North Bay Hotel, is still alive and unless blood poisoning sets in be has a chance of recover- ng, although the operation periorm- ed last night proved unsucosssful im locating the bullet.He bad written & letter to his sweetheart, a prominent young lady of North Bay, who it appears not been receiving hi with open arms gwing to his habitual dissipation.The letter is now in the hands of the coroner and ite oon- tents have not bes made known.He toid the doctor that the young lady had \u201cthrew him down,\u201d and that was his reason for shooting himself.MORGAN VISITS WHITE MOUSE 3 Nashington, Nov.oa rir 4 » Pierpont to Wiyou and the President last night ted here to-day as i loaders in Naw York intend to co-operate with the treasury departmeat in making a success of the new loans.The assurance brought by Mr.Morgan in regard to the improvement in conditions in New York, with the subscriptions which are still coming in for the new loans, encourage the belie! here that the corner has been turned in the monetary situation and that the banks throughout the country will soon be able to resume currency payments without restriction.LATE ADMIRAL M'CLINTOCK, The late Admiral Sir Francis Leo id McClintock, whose death in En fond a few days ago at the ripe o age of 68, was many years ago in command of the British North American rquadron at Halifax, about the year 1890, and also visited Quebec with a portion of the .In July, in celebrating his 85th birthday, event derived additional interest from thy fact that the fétieth anni of the despatch of the memorab Franklin Expedition, which he com: manded, was coincident with the first day ot that month, for the steam yacht Fox began har long and lonel voyage from Aberdeen on July L 1857.She brought intelligence of the fate of Sir John Franklin and of the crews of the Erebus and Terror.The tale of the adventurous jo and sealous search was told by Cline tock in a fascinating book, \u201cThe Voyage of the Fox in the Arctio Seas.\u201d To mark the jubiles of the date of despatch of the vessel the Royal Geor graphical Society sent a atulat- ory letter to Sir Leopold McClintock, vne of the to this being master of the Fox.PIANOS AT BARGAIN PRICES.Bell Piano, Upright Grand.One Heintaman & Co., piano, Upright Grand, mebogany case, brand new.One American Piano Co., Plame, Up vight Grand in perfect order.Sohiedmayer Square Mano, ia Grat clase order.Ono Cunningham, Square Piano, =o vor ALSO Knabe | Partie Grand Blancs | Uroiht ned Automatic] Kinestu France | Fmai-Cetien Newcombe Piano, Grand prise in Pr 1900, Dominion Piance and , Willis Pianos.All these non are sold at y paymerie the prices are JOSEPH BEAUDRY, 268 Si Join Bt, Quebes his shipmate, Sir Alles Young, sailing | com- |.and Sallor.Alone In a Dory for Tag Days and a Night North Sydney, Nov.23-\u2014-After being oft two days and a night in an opsa dory, and just when he was about to succomb to\u2019 hunger, thirst and exposure, a young French sailor was plek- od up by the schooner Luetta, Capt.Mercer, about ten wiles off the.St.Pierre coast, and landed hers this morning.When the friendly sail hove in sight the shades of oveming were beginning to cast their fitd hazy | hues over old ocean, and 20 minutes later the darkness would have hidden the boat and its lone occupant from view, leaving another soul to a wate ve.After being taken on board the Luette, the half perished sailor was treated kindly by the skippez and crew, and the following morning was himself again.He i used Lo give naine, sayin had done somethin at St.biere, which if his whereabouts would be disclosed, masnt unjust punishment in Fréach prison.However, he assured Saptain Woreor he was innocent of any wrong doing except to himself.Bome days ago he was paid off with 500 france, and meeti some come panions commedted gambling.Ou the morning following he had only 81.20 left, and feeling remorse aver his loss, and alse fearing punishment frosr~u- other source, he stole a dory from the man he feared, and put to sea.When he landed here this morning he was fearful lest he should be arrested, t, therefore, was bis surprise and joy when he met @ former em.[lover ot St.Pierre, who was hunting or hel, and took him along with him to Halifax by to-day's noon expeess.QCEAN ARRIVALS, 88 New York, at New York, from Southampton and Cherbourg.| SS Minneapolis, at New York, from London.88 Patricia, at New York, from Hamburg, Boulogne and Plymouth.SS Cambraman, at New York, from Antwerp.SS Anglican, at Boston, from Lonon.S8 Mount Royal, at London, from Montreal.8S Cestrian, at London, from New York.88 Vi real.ss Fike, at Southampion, from New SS Caledonia, at Manchester, .Bostonss .toi 88 Manxman, at i from 8 Hor Liverpool, 88 Celtic, at verpool, from New Yorkss émprosr of Ireland, at Liverpooliman, at Hull, from Monfrom rom Quebec.88 Pennsvivania, at Hamburg, from New Yorkss Siberian, at Bt.John's, Nd, from nagow.88 Ryndam, at Rotterdam, from New York.A NARROW ESCAPE] QA chain îs nd stronger than its weakest lick.Upon the cars of the skilled artisan depends the eafety of the traveller on the modern highway.Bach rivet must pase inspection.Careful inspection in the factory at every stage of its manufacture, makes the placing of the stamp on s pair of SLATER SHOES as important as the Back President's , signature to a $5.00 bill.GIf the Slater Shoe # not worth\u2019 $5.00 it is not o d $5.00.@ Always lock for the stamped pine, sad the Slater Sel of Corminy.Devonian, at Limgnool, from Bow n.! pe Carbray Son & Co.WHOLESALE COAL / Anthracite and Bituminous Sole Agents for the Provinee of Quebes for the Superior and Colebrated Steam and Gas Coal ofthe « +» «a = = « PITTSBURGH COAL CO.and PITTSBURGH & ERIE COAL Co.WATER AND RAi} Ho-helaga Bank Chambers, Quebec.\u2014 $2.70 Worth of SOIL for $1.00 You may use one or two of the Sanitol Products now, but do you know thers are many others and all of equal merit?This Great Introducto Laboratory Company, PA _ become acquainted with all of the Sanitol products, and you'll be delighted with every one\u2014 positively the most delightful and efficient toilet preparations in the world, Call on us.We will tell you how to get them.WILLIS\u2019 PHARMACY 4 ST.JOHN STREET Offer of the Sanitol Chemical Louis, gives you a chance to : (How MucH Do vous buy at the re EP PEND ?A Smoker will spend, each month, a considerable sum for Leaf, Plug and Package Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes, Pipes, Tobacco Pouches and all Smokers\u2019 .Sundries.\u2019 Does be alw | money ?It is contestable.To make sure, he should s gét for the value of his EL SERGEANT CIGAR STORE 179 ST.JOSEPH STREET, QUEBEC.PHONE 2097 J WHY BE BOTHERED WITH DIRTY CARPETS WE TAKE THEM UP, CLEAN THEM, AND PUT DOWN AGAIN.- = = BEST MACHINERY IN THE CITY - - PHONE US 2409-1043 QUEBEG CARPET.CLEANING, DISINFECTING & RENOVATING C0, fe A \u2018 + v MONDAY.NOVEMBER 25, 1007.ce Morley\u2019s English The best In the world in all weights.Shetland Floss 3 Skeins for 20e., 20 Skeins for $1.20.English Aprons White and Colors from 2c.E.J.DYNES, WEAR P.C.CORSETS, THE FIT.LA CAISSE BT, BAY 87,40) Poire for Infants, Children and es.DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC SAVINGS BANK.Daposits of 28 Cents and Upwards Accepted, Intebost Paid frem Date of Deposit and on Daily Balanos.Deposits Received by Mal .Hosiery ! - t 49 John St.PHONE 271 - d\u2019ECONOMIE re \u201csc»001.109 Commeroia! Street DIED QARNEAU\u2014On the 24th insteat, M erite, daughter of Jules Garneau HB ne on day rnoon, leaving the ber, 3 Collins street, at 2 p.M.for the Basilica and thence to St.Foy vemetery.Friends and acquaintances are rancotfully invited to attend.New Advertisements.Winter Overcoat: ohn Ocean Sailings\u2014C.P.R.8.8.Co.Ocean Sailin unard Line.Change of Time\u2014Relord Agencies.\u201cThere's a Reaxon\u201d\u2019\u2014Postum.- Bread Trust\u2014Thos.Hethrington.Plumbing Material\u2014Mechanics\u2019 Supply Company.: Winter Overcoate\u2014F.Simard & Cie.Three Big Speciale\u2014Thos.Donohue.Grand Concert\u2014St.Andrew's Society.Auction Sale\u2014Marceau & Fils.We Get Our Feed\u2014Wm.Carrier & Fils Navajo Girls\u2014Bermett's Theatre.BENNETT S= THIS WEEK 12 NAVAJO GIRLS A Fp.tacu ar Scenic Tabloid Musi- ~ cal Cmedy, Introducidg Instramental, Vocal and Dancing Numbers LOUISE RAFFINS MONKEYS A Wiole Show in The nselves.BtYER and HERMAN 1 antomin » Artists.OTHER BIG ACTS Marieee DaiLy 2.90 P.M.l\u2019aices 15-250 Evrsixa * 30 Paice \u201c8 5-3%-50c THE NICKEL {(FORMEALY TARA HALL) CHANGE OF PROGRAMME MON.WED.AND FRL CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE 12 (noon) te 6 pm.and 7 te 10.9 MOTION PICTURES AND ILLUSTRATED SONGE STAY A LONG Ax You Licks 5c\u2014ADMISSION\u20146¢ Gpecial attention paid to the comfort of ladies and children ALWAYS BOMETHING KEW.Concert and Theatricals oH AE Tony rs.M.RB.Gooday and Duet.\u2026 {fr E.A Bionop FARCE IN ONE ACT \u201cA Matrimonial Agency\u201d DRAMATIS PERSONAB Mn R.À Billman | Misg HW.Brewell M-.Owen Griffiths Mim V.Hamilton Ma J.B.KE.Jameson Mis«8 Bishop Mr Sare Moss F.Price Tickets to be obtained at T, J.Moore's, price 50c.Concert witi \u2018egin at 8.15 Church Hall, November 28th Nov, 23.28 Your Own Greeting Cards \u2014 FOR \u2014 Christmas and New Year's PRINTED WITH YOUR OWN NAME BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GOOD CHOICE Leave your orders early and get good satisfact on.AT = JOHN E.WALSH'S BOOK SELLER & STATIONER, AM Si.Julies STRERT.| The Heart of a Piane Is the 0 ) Actien.ingist on ] St.Andrew's Society .| TICKETS ; Mathews and 718 Via i F QUEBEC.GRAND CONCERT \u2014ON\u2014 Saturday, November 30th, 8P.M Y.M.C.A.HALL 25 CENT.rare AUCTION SALE By Margouu & Fils (Suecessors to Jacques & Cie.,) TUESDAY, 26th Howmber, à 1.30 P I; At ou aucuon Rooms, 266 St.Josph We will sell by publio auction all the balance of our stock of furs and dry goods, consisung of raccoow coats, and several goat shin coats and immi- tation ol Buffalo Skin, and other fur coats, several ladies\u2019 mantles, fur caps for men and boys\u2019.marabouts, furs boas, and a quantity of other furs, too numerous to mention.We will also sell 25 pairs of blankets 15 pisces of yellow cotton, 50 paire of curtains, 5 pairs \u2018of portiers, white quilts, a lot of men\u2019s overcoats, a lot of ladies\u2019 blouses, 3 lots of woollem bindinys and other goods.Visible Tuesday morning until hour of sale.Sale same day at 1.30 p.m.MARCEAU & FILS, Auctioneers NEW FIRE LADDERS.The new truck and ladders purchased from the Séagrave Co., of Ontario, arrived ir.this city on Saturday last, and was placed in number 5 Fire Station.Thesa ladders were purchased some time ago by the fire committee as well as a number of other ladders from the same firm which have also arrived in town and which will be'distributed to two other Fire Stations.A trial of the new ladders will probably take place .On the carri- are are & number of ladders, some of whicl can be handled by one man.GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! Fair Sex Predominates Bennett's This Week.Benuett\u2019s offering for this week consista of all that is good in vaudeville.A Tabloid musical comedy, introducing instrumental numbers, will be presented by the Twelve Navajo Girls.This number is of the spectacular ra; ly 1- THE FIRE dress of famous Navajo Indians.Several singing, dancing and instrumental numbers are introduced, making « most artistic and pretentious offering.A novel and new conception of a comedy skit; will be given bh Harris, it ie entitled, \u201cAdam the Beoond.\u201d The scene is laid on top of one of the hich peaks of the Andes Mountains, South America.Mr.Harris, who is somewhat of an explorer, decides to make an exploration of one of the lofty peaks of the mountains, which no human being has ever mot foot on, He uses » balloon as his method of transport ation, and upon his arrival discovers that 4 is inhahited by one person, \u201cA Woman.\u201d The conversation that takes place between the two is said to be very funny.The theme is entirely original and ought to make a dintinet hit with local thestre-goers.An act which will undoubtedly be pe preciated by the old as well as the youne ie Rallin\u2019s monkeys.scrobatle stunts is the chief line of work, snd for fifteen minntes keep things going at a lively pace.They seem to enjoy their work, and each one trys to out do the other in the different tricke that are ormed.The Picato Trio in ssnsatifnal gymnast work, Sam Rowley, the Australian mimic and comedian, Sisters Don English charee- ter singers and comediennes, Beyers snd Herman, in their unique and ori- inal conyeption of pantomime clow- ng completes a bill which bide fair to eclipse all previous ones.Blue Blanket Coating, for children\u2019s LL TUMBULL'S \u201cCEETEE\u201d BRAND UNDERWEAR In Pure Woo! and Union, Ladi 2 THE QUEBEO CHUONIULE TOOK PAKIS GREEN An Old Man Commits Suicide in St, Sauveur white Temporary Insane, An old zesidem of 8t.Seuveur named Francois Lagace, attended mase in that parish church on Friday morning last and on his way home pur.a quantity of Faris , of which be took a dose shor! after bis arrival at the bouse, The unfor- | °! tunate man died on Saturday morp- ing and an inquest was bold when à verdict was rendered {hat the victim bad committed suicide while under a t of temporary insanity.The deceas- d was 78 yaars old, and resided with his daughter, 10c.Cigars, 4 for 256, every day in the week at Walling\u2019s.stu- LAW STUDENTS DINNER.The annual dinner of law dents of Laval University in this city, will take place at the Si.Louis Hotel où the sscond of December next.COME COME !! COME!!! And visit our fur department, before purchasing elsewhare.' MARCEAU & CIE., 155 St.Joseph Streetretrace ems SUDDEN DEATH.Coroner Jolicosur was notified yes terday that a resident of Bte.Anne de Beaupre, named Elisabeth Girard, had died suddeniy ip that on Saturday last.He will hold an.in quest this morning.201 \u2014 ere ALL TICKETS ARE GOOD.See our big advertisement, or you may loss $48.00.Ask for our tickets.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE 254-264 St.John Street.LA TUQUE BRANCHing of Le Tuque Branch bec and Lake St.Joba 2 The o of the Railway, will take place on Saturday | J; cherea: next, and on this occasion an excursion will take place, for whiob invitations have been issued by the directors of that company.A NEW RAILWAY.Public notice is given in the Official Gazette that application will be made to the Quebec Provincial Legislature, at its next session, for an act tq indes Ha! Hal\u201d, with power to build and operate a railway from some point between Jonquieres and Chicoutimi, on the ine of the Quebec and Lake Saint John Railway to the shores of Ha! Ha ! Bay, with al! other lawtul powers to attain its objects.* MONDAY We will commence a great reduction sale in our boot and shos department.Come and see our 2 MARCEAU & CIE, 136 St Joseph Street.WELL KNOWN CITIZEN DEAD.A well-kmown figure in the Ancient Capital has disappeared by the death of Bamuel Chaperon, a former bookseller, who died on Baturday morn- ing at his residence, No.8 Claire Fon.| Pre taine street, alter a very brief iliness.Mr.Chaperon for many years kept a bookstore on Fabrique street, but had retired some time ago.He was a bachelor - and lived with his sister, wha survives him.AE i * tdi rit WHO WILL BE THE LUKEY ONE?\u201cAsk for éar tickels foe every pur chase of $1.00 cash.! vy FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE 254-964 Bt.John Btjeet\u2014_\u2014 HEIRS TO A FORTUNE.I Two former citizens of Queboo have, it in stated, fallen heirs to a fortune the death of a relative in Bostonoir names are Alfred and Omer De Beaumont, and the news of their windfall comes through Mr.J.A.Faucher, notary.Alfred DeBeaumont still re.rides in the Ancient Capital, © but Omer Delleaumont wl here x ht years ago to seek his fortune i present is unknown.The last fn another Xs 2 Ë cohen, 61 hie iste.Messrs.PF.Simard & Cie, La ad.\u2018 Sehoo! verti a new lot of; imported ee their customerh an exceptional opportunity of winning a pony and vehicle.Our readers should not fail to look over this advertisement if they in overcoa te, flanuelotte, underwear, ete, etc.ST.ANDREW'S CONCERT.The St.Andrew's Society are this per celebrating their annual festival y a Scotch concert.Several ai of nots will From, among whom we notios Mise Elleds Perley (soprano), who possesses a eweet voice markable purity : also Miss Fessenden who has been tWo years a pupil of Miss Lichstenstern and Mise oyloy, of MeGill Conservatorium, who has a rich contralto voice.Mr.W.Gillespie, a Toronto, me needs no recommenda .jon, is e: to appear as ! a .number of our local amateurs.Ses NEW J.Ps.His Honor the Lieutenant-Govern.has been piensed, by order in oil to pour ia to the commission of the set hed mou am ot ran po oy Pn io of 8 | changing from improper food + to Grape x url aguenay.\u2014Mr.Henry Nata and Mr.ies Landry, ry harry on; \u201cSince that time 3, bowels have tashqy cour : been ar as lock.Ne an, in the ty of Bogue: | also moti hefore 1 began to eat 2 Fivtriot of Chicoutimi-~Messrs.Elrar Belleau, farmer, of 8%.Hedwidge, county of Lake 8t.John.Dintriot of Arthabaska.\u2014Messre.Remi sorts se tho superb quality of blaukets | Laliberte, blackemith, of Thet ing Dariingion fes à wtock, oppesite | Mines, azd Robert Joka Jamesse fé , far.the Port Office.mat.of Leeds.(BF.Mille), CASTORIA.coun : mn BOR Dintrict of Mr.Viotor Onreat, LJ] moretary » aay ile, oe municipal o 4 Bonaventure! vod ST.CECILIA\u2019S DAY Celebrated with Great Eclat at St.John the Baptist Church, Tho feast of Saint Cecilia, patroness of ecclesinstical 1nusic, was Elebras tad with grost oclat at the church of Bt.John the Baptist last evening.The sacred edifice was ablaze with lights and was crowded by men and women every walk of lile conspicuous among whom were: \u2014His Worship the Mayor and Mrs.Garneau, Sir Francois and Lady Langelier, Senator and Madame Choquette, Hon.E.B.and Mr Garneau, Hon, 4 and Mrs.Robille, lermon ogan, Lem Lavigueur and .' wa The musical portion of the service was exceptionally fine, snd its clever rendition by the L'Union Musicale, assisted by the best local talent, was s fitting tribute paid by that or sezization to their patron saint.¢ choir was composed of upwards, of an hundred voloes under the direc tion of Mr.E.Dugal, with Mr.George Hebert presiding at the organ and as sisted by a splendid orchestrs.Mr.J.Arthur Bernier, the talented organ.let of St.Sauveur Church was also in the choir and rendered two very fine elections on the Bt.John's organ.The following was the evening\u2019s programme: \u2014 Ea Gloria\u2014Imperial.on.Organ\u2014Toceate et fugue ques Baydo , re min.tit.Calixa\u201d Lavillisg trie Henedietion of \"Bt.+ uw.Haydn verre rene JERRY Hymn of I\u2019Union Mukicale, words by Pamphile Lemay, music by J._ Vezina, Solo and Choir.Sortie, organ\u2014Finsls.Boellman J.A.Bernie: Soloists, Misses M.A.Godbout, I.Langlois, E.phnalacon, Messrs.Dr.Àim uv, Ed.Lafleur, Art.Frede vick, D.Bertrand, A.Dompierre.Rev.Camille Roy, a the Quebec , preec! an inspiring ser mon on the'-life of Bt.Cecilia and dlosed by exhortiñg his-bearers not to leave the Temple ot God: firpressed altogether by the evening's magnifi- cœtit sphetacls, but to spend sometime in meditation on the exemplary and virtuous life led by the good gaint.Rev.Cyrille Gagnan, of the Seminary, officiated at the solemn bene diction, assisted by Revs.J.E.Pichet and G.Galarneau, of St.John's, as deacon and sub-descon.A™ BT.PATRICK'S CHURCH.Rev.Father Delargy.assisted by Rev.Father Gannon, as , and Rev.Father Krickser as sub-deacon, officiated at the solemn grand mass in honor of St.Cecilia at Bt.Patrick's Church yesterday moming, which was offered up for the spiritual welfare of the members of the ckârch choir, whom Rev.Father Barret todk occasion to thank for their efficiént services very erously given throughout the year, le also remarked on the rather meagre attendance assisting at the high mass lately, and hoped to see the parishioners attend the late mass ia ter numbers in the future.Father Barret ched a very forceful sermon, taking his text, \u201cThe Abomination and Desolation of Man,\u201d from the Gospel of the day, the last Sunday of the soclesiasti year.NO RISK, Ask for our tickets, they are ll valuable.See our big advertisement.FAQUY, LEPINAY & FRERE 264-204 St: Jabn Street.SCOTCH SOCIAL AT CHALMER'S 5 CHURCH.The members of the Mision Band of Chalmer's Church intend holding a Scotch Social in the church buil on Friday evening next, 20th instant, at 8 o'clock.CORONER'S INQUEST.Dr.Jolicoeur held un inquest on Saturday on the body of the man Cote, who was killed at Chaudiere Curve last Friday.A verdict of aoci- dental death was returned.Lime bp as beard of le yoy 9 \u201cH SUNDAY SCHOOL TENFERANCK want bargains | ! subject of * the collection taken at the close of the of re., What a comfort to find it is, not on MEETING.: - ul nièn +: A Tey mot U Suadsy perance gathedin, place in the Y.M.C.A.trailing yesterday afternoon.The Rev.Mr.Clark oocupied the chair, and strong and in- veoi teresting addresses were five by Mre ie, President of Women's Christian lemperance Union of Quebee, and the Rev.E.P.H.ing, on rance, ere were over four h in atiendance ami meeting amounted to over ten dollars, WHAT WAS It The Woman Feare ; ?\u2018the awful thing\u201d feared, but onl; chronio indigestion, which proper food can relieve.A woman in Ohio says : \u201cI was troubled for years with indigestion end chronic constipation.At times I would have such a - ing in my stomach that I actually foared I fiad « \u2014 T dislike to write or even think of what I feared.\u201cSeeing an account of Grape-Nuta I decided to try it.After a short time 1 was satisfied the trouble was not the awful thing I feared, but was Grape-Nute that T was beoomil for gottal of whore 1.put little things about the house, which was veey annoying.oy since the digestive organs have become strong from eating Grape Nuts, my memory is good and my mind as clear as when 1 was young; and I am thantf1.\u201d Name Kren Postum Co., Battic Creek.Mich.Re} the little booklet, \u201cThe Roadeto Wellville \u201d in packages.\u2018There's à von,\u201d graphical Sode 7, Mr.\u2018| ciety, presiding.The Lol Quebec, Mnjor LeVasseur, Society, and Mr.Jos.Lemieuxmenu which was served in the most recherche atyle of tho St.Louis Hotel, \u2018| of the Dominiom, politically and com- ried de gerer which were bangi Derlington bas a full range Rea- | goods, alec military braids, laces, buttons, growns and stars, A DESERVED HONOR! Private Complimentary Dinner to Captain J.E.Bernier, of Arctic Fame, On Saturday evening last, at the St.Louis Hotel, à private complimen- ve dinner was tendered to Captain J.E.Bernier, of Arctic (ama, by the Executive Council of the Qu Geo- | Berlin- F, X.| resident of the Bota of the oc- | cote Lance in Tip ur a } vois ier, j , Tr.Hon.P.R, de le Bruere.| i | guet, architect, me, Pr.Jos.Edmond Rov.Vice-President | of the Royal Society of Canade, Dr.N.E.Dionne, Secre Treasurer of the Associated Press of the Province dent & ! the same aed ox-Preaident x | the Geogra ociety, Mr.Eugene Rouillard.NP, Becrotary- Treasurer of the Quebec Geographicai was as follows :\u2014 .Soupe a Huitres Olives lery Radis Waquercay Grille a le Maitre d'Hotel \u201c3 Pommes Baratoga { * Wine\u2014Eatillo Amontillado { Fileta de Boouf a la Financiere Pommes Croquettes Wine\u2014Bourgogne Pomard Dindonneeux Rotis aux Atoces | Pormes en Asperges, Sauce Blanche Hollandaise Wine\u2014Champagne Pouding Diplometique Glace Fromage Cafe Noir Pousse Cafe Cigares Cigarettes Three tosats only were proposed and grugk, that of Capt, Bernier, by Mr.: Te Baciinguet Pat of Sic Frau: cois Langelier, chief j , Messrs, | R LeVasseur, and the + (x.Berlin: | FOR KEEPING LAIT \u201d RebNEsSS\" guet by Sir Francois Langelier.CHAPS, The occasion was one quite oppor- IRRITATION, tune for highly interesting, eloquent | THE SKIN pr TAN, ete.\u2018 a otherwise - remar! e Faite from Me.Berli ot, oy or, ; SOFT, SMOOTH It is unequalled ir F.De.J.EB.' dor» 00 ditunity ee Ten AMD WHITE | SOOTMIN 6 REFRESHNS SKINTONIE given a fine opportunity to have an 1s, and 2¢ 84d.(in England exact idea of t discoveries and ex- | AT otstes, 1s or 2% on , ) as well ac an plorations as made by Ca t.Bernier, his original map, à uring his cruise of filteen months\u2019 duration.They were alsc shown s of minerals such as gold, eo iron and ivory in their rough form.There were also shown the original of a Printed notice left in a t of those hazves lois by Sir F.McClinteck, with blanks 61 up with pencil, and which reacis as follows : , proceeding ( ing (in pencil), in search of the Franklin expedition from.Resolute ; steamers Volunteer and Intrepid left at winter quarters between Griffith and Cornwallis Islands ; at the latter expedition under Sir John Rom and Captain Penay.Provisions and bost at Port Leopold ; small depot and boat at Cape Spencer.6 May.1681.J (in pencil).oe Party all well.\u201d ly Sede of he Society wes = py in his epeech in recall- Es that the lost meeting of the executive of the society was held on board of the steamer Arctic on the eve of her departure for her second expedition to the Polar regions, and that the Geographical Society was the first to greet him on his return from a very long.in.portant and hazardous trip; that the society has been for years instrumental in ving the territory north of Quebec and Polar country duly explored and taken possession for the best advantage mercially.He eopacially draw the attention of the guests upon the unde niable [act that, outside of the regu- lurly established ; some te.pa- tional or municipal, geographi societies and habs of commerce came forward as spontaneous wihs being called into action for the de velopment of ile natural resources of any country.The Chronicle begs leave to sincerely coneratulate Captain upon this local recogmition of his merit and upon his achievement for the benefit of our old dear Canada.\u201c0Z0 JAN\u201d Cholet Table Fruit and Finish Granu tad Sugar, pound fon pound.Perfect for particuler people.Your R.Mackey Rinfret, Sole Eront, 25 Notre Dame Street, Quebec.THIRVES MAKE A HAUL.On Friday night, thieves entered the idences of .Stevenson and Sewell, on St.Louis street, and var- assistant | a number of articles of wear- in the s of both houses.The police have the matter in hand.SECURE SATURDAY'S STANDARD.Full account of big raci Montreal.Life portrait of the pion of America, \u2018Thomas Lo: cham- ny t remarkable re and other which can be kept as a souvenir.SoM in the leadi ces places and at Ant.Langlois, agent, 9 Mountain Hill\u2014 RECORDER'S COURT.Three prisoners, one of them a wo- before the Recorder on: man, appeared Saturday, charged Two were di , one vas fined $10 and costs.A man arreated and allowed out où bail failed to ap- poar, aml a bench warrant was issued for his arrest.: SPECIAL REDUCTION .FOR BND OF YEAR.13 to 30 Per Out.Ou all our stock of fne footwear, the largest in the city.Our prices already froma tem to twenty per cont lower than any other store, will be still subject to 8 discount (rom 15 to 30 per cent from now to Ist January next.qd.Gil, & CIZ 064 St.John Street.= er era MiNtery Beavers end Borges, with drunkenness.and John these event in i BREAD TRUST.As an impression exists that am a promoter of the present so called \u2018\u201c Bread Trust,\u201d I take this means of informing my customers and the public, that I have never had anything to do with it.I am entirely opposed to it, and when I first heard of it, could scarcely believe that such ridiculous absurdity would be attempted.T.S.HETHRINGTON.Nov.23, 1907.ITHAS NO \u201cThs \"ua of Teil Proparatope.\u201d an Re te ALLSEASONS W.BEETHAM & SON, Chellenham, England EMOLLIENT FALL SUPPLIES.We have Potatoes, Turnips, etc., all the products of our own farm, consequently we can recommend them.We keep the prices of Butter, Eggs, etc., as low as possible for our customers.We have a large stock of all kinds of Liquors, Wines, Teas, Coffees, ete., M.BOYCE\u2018& SON, 18-21 Cote d'Abraham \u201cPhone 294 {T IS WHOLESOME AND NUTRITIOUS,| to the sick.50 YEARS CONTINIUOUS USE RECORD.GOOD FOR DYSPEPSIA.RELIEF OBTAINED BY RATING OUR MRS.J.E.LAWTON'S Komade Boston Milk Bread GRAHAM, BROWN BREAD I8 BAKED SPECIALLY FOU FAMILY USE Fresh or toasted will agree with most delicate stomach, and give etwength WILL KEEP 6000 TO EAT A LONG TIME.Made of Whole Wheat Flour.Bread Wrapped in Paper with Mrs, JE Luwt n's Name l'Ixtu-th-trixt.f.OFFER WITHOUT PRÉSEDENT At The Large Store of Quebec Gantre FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE À Brass Beds*ead Warth $48.GIVEN FREE.EVERY TICKET has its VALUE Wishing to thank our many customers for their kind patronage.t ey have afforded us during ch past year, we have decidedto give to each person buying $1.00 worth, cash.a ticket, giving the privilege of drawing for this magnificent Bedstead.If you are not the lucky winner\u2014your ticket will give you 5 per cent, after the drawing for the Bo.istead \u2014payabie in go >ds.Let it be understood that all tickets will be good.ASK YOURGROCER FOR A LOAF SREAD WRAPPED IN PAPER LOOK FOR OUR LASEL.THIS WEEK.Grand Re iuction Sale in every department, time lack us to be able to enumerate all the cheap goods tor this wesk.some in crowds, Saturday and the follow- 8.ing Faguy, Lepinay & Frere THB QUEBEC OHRONIOLE, I rd MUNDAY, NOVEMBEX 25.1907, ! The race is not always to the swift.Circumstances do have a great deal to do with pur position, our salaries, our in life.\u201cLuck\u201d does exist, but \u201c pluck \u201d is the surer winner.greatest thing a man can do is to make the most possible out the stuff that has been given him.is is success.Disraeli said that man is not the croatuse of circumstances, but circumstances are the creatures of men.Semi-ready Tailoring was coneetved @ it was carried out! The men behjmd it conquered custom and prejudice, and their every difficulty was but an added incentive.Luck has never builded ce or on a sound foundation.Behind the initiative, the carrying out of the Semi-ready idea was the inflexible jexecutive.\u2014 ry I LATEST SPORTING Ee JN) WS I a HOCKEY SCHEDULE Of Eastern Canadian Assecia- tion\u2014First Match will be Played in Quebec.Montreal, Nov.24\u2014A mesting of the Eastern Canadian Hockey Association was held here Saturday night, W.P.Lunny reeigned as Secretary-Tresaurer and vas ppointed n member ol the .T.Emmett Quinn wos elected Secretary-Treasurer.mt ing then proceeded to arragge the schedule for the coming teason, but adjourned until Tuesday evening without completing it.The dates so far arranged are: Jan, 4, Uttawa at Quebec.Jan, 11, Wanderers at Ottawa.Jan, 11, Quebec at Victoria.Jan.18, Montreal at Quebec.Jam.18, Ottawa at Shamrock.Jan.25, Victoria at Ottawa.Feb.1, Ottaws at Montreal.Feb.1, pnamrock at Quebec.Feb.F, Quebec at Ottawa.Feb.15, Wanderer at Quebec.Feb.22, Shamrock at Ottawa.Feb.23, Quebec at Montreal.Deb.29, Quebec at Warrderer.Feb.20, Victoria at Quebec.March 7, Montreal at Ottawa.March Ÿ, Quebec at Shamrock.YALE WON BIG GAME Winner's Game Less Brilliant {bes and Harvard's More Spectacular Than Expected.\u201d * Cambridge, Mass, Nov, 28\u2014Yale superbly mairtained her football supremacy by defeating Harvard, her oldest rival, in the Stadium today by a purpose to find the way.There is score of 12 to 0.Without resorting, always room for the men of forceful lexeept on occasions, to the so-called ideas.\u201cpew plays\u201d.Yale scored a touch Dress Suits, £mished to order, $25.Storm Uleters, $20.down in each ball after almost steady plunges through the line.Being either content with a safe lead or iby her efforts wearying in defeating Princeton + .! k , di fort, Semi-ready Tailoring a a oe\u201d nit when, at the ; on-side kick, carried the bail to wi:h- Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 264 St.John Street UEC & LO 8.du D Sr the blues defeuve became adawant anid Harvard was prevented from woring.the very last of the gome.crimson players by a fortunate in striking distance of the Yale lite, It is years.widow sucha Toe stand heen seen on Soldiers\u2019 Fieldthe the THRICE CHAMPIONS Third Honor Fell to Montreal Football Club on Saturday\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014o\u2014 Ottawa, November 33.\u2014 Though | de- leated by Ottawa to-day, Montreal II.won te QU.R.F.U.championship, having had a Jead of 15 points on Lame played in Montreal last Satury To-day\u2019s score was 18 to 10 for Ortawa.teams played bailliant football at times.At balf time it looked as though Ottawa would pull up Montreal's great lead, but the visitors up wonderfully in the second haf, ard were never really in danger of letting the championship slip away.The visitors only weak point was on the back division, where there was considerable fumbling.Ottawa opened against a lresh breeze {rom the northwest, but from the commencement, they went after that fif- teen-point lead good amd hard, forcing Montreal to play aimost a wholly defensive game.For the first fifteen minutes Montreal fought back ately, and Ottawa was unable to get within their 25-yard line at any time, for more than a very brief period.However, Harris, from about 20 yards out tried a drop, and scored a goal trom the field for Ottawa.Ottawa continued to boost ita score, at hali- time the record being 10 to 0 in ite favor.: Early in the second half, Montreal \u2018an to recover its lost ground, and though Ottawa made a desperate fighs ara to fou out with a final acore 2 wa, 16; Montreal, 10.- Last Saturday's score was Montreal 15, Ottawa, 0.So Montreal takes the championship with a margin of nine points, At _Ohicago:\u2014 Carlisle Indians, 18; Chicago, 3.At Westmount:\u2014 Army.23; Syracuse, 4.At Swarthmore:\u2014 Swarthmore, 35; Buckuell, 1.At Annapolis:\u2014 Navy, 12; Virginia Polytechnic Institution, 0.At Madison, Wis.:\u2014 io, 17; Minnesota, 17.At South Bethichem, Pa.:\u2014 Lafayette, 23; Lehigh, 5.Me Pittsburg: \u2014 % - lescem .L'piNrçeity oi-PoanaylFanis, ,.\u201cBi; Wooster Catversity, 0.At Watertownt\u2014 .Oakdaies of Buffalo, 4: Watertown, .Brown, 18; Amberst, 0.Fo At Providence:\u2014 HOMER WON ROAD.| Harvard eleven struggle in vain against PUBLIC NOTICE La hereby given that a ial gener: al meeting of the shareholders of the uebec & St.John Railway Com- | % will be held on Thuredsy, the) iwelith day of December, 1907, at the hour of three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Company's office, St.Andrew street Terminus, in the city of Quebec, for the purpose, if deemed advisable, : of authorizing the Directors to issue | first mortgage bonds to the extent of $20,000 per mile, on the Gosford Branch of the Railway.and on the Branch of the Railway, from Roberval Station to ; Roberval What, and for other purposes.J.G.SCOTT, | Secretary.1907.nov.21x19 NOTICE CF APPLICATION TO Parliament of Canada Public notice is hereby given that - the Quebec Railway, Light & Power : Company will apply to the Parliament ! of Canada at the next Session thereof, ; for amendments to the Acts of Incorration of the Company, providing or an increase of its capital atock : and: the devision of such stock into common and preferred shares; to alter the date of the Annual General Meet ing and for other purposes.PENTLAND, STUART & BRODIE, Solicitors for the Applicant, 56 St.Peter St., Quebec nov.18-25 dec.2-9-16x3.Quebec, 19th November, \u2014THE\u2014 YEARLY MEETING OF PILOTS The annual meeting of licensed pilots for and below the harbour of Quebec, will take place at their office, No.2 Sous le Fort street.Lower Town, Quebec, Tuesday, the 10th December next, at § o'clock a.m., sharp, in order to proosed to the election of the members af the board for the year 1908, F.X.DION, Quebec, 22nd of November, 1907.THERE JRE ANT MRING POWERS GUY THERE Là ohHLY ONE MAGIC BAKING POWDER RT lr W.QILLETT oprasy TORONTO, ONY.the superior prowess of tlie Yale team.it was not a particularly thrilling came, for long and spectacular runs were missing and there were few errors in the hack field to give the opposing side material advantage.It was not until the first half was drawing to a olose that the Yale off- \u2018 side machinery began to work smoothly enough to carry the ball steadily down field.From Yale's forty-six yard line, three rushes, an on-side kick and a cleverly executed forward pass placed the ball on Harvard's nine yard lime.The crimson players braced themselves for the onslaught, but could not withstard Yale's line play and three rushes carried the ball over.Captain Digelow added another point by kicking the gonl and moon after came intermission.The second score occurred about fifteen minutes after the second half began.Again Yale started in her own territory and carried the ball seventy yards without a loss to the Harvard voal line.More scrimmages were re quired for this score than for the previous one, and a forward pass made nearly twenty yards of the distance.With about three minutes of play left, Harvard got the ball in the center of the field, rushed it twenty yards, and then carried off a brilliant on-side kick, which placed it on Yale's six yard line.A crimenn score seemed inevitable.The first rush gained three yards, the second a yard, the third a trifle more than a foot.Then the ball went to Yale on downs, and there the rams ended.Harvard had three other opportunities 10 score and Captain Parker made [three attempts at field goals with comparative easy distance of Yale's ed in the shooting up into the air poste.The first of thess efforts result- and landing only twenty yards away, not reaching the goal posts at all, and the other two efforts were blocked.It is safe to say that the vast com course of prople who packed the Stadium from the ground to the topmost tier expected a more brilliant game on the part of \u2018 \u2018w and & less spectacular exhibiti © .Harvard.MORAN BEAT FRANKIE NEIL.San Francisco, Cal., Nov.23.\u2014Owen Moran, England's premier feather- weigh t, last night got a decision over Frankie New, of this city, near the close of the rixtesnth round of a twent ty-round bout.Neil, technically speaking, was not knooked out, but it was only the merciful action of the chief of police which saved him from that fate.There was mot a moment's slow work in the entire contest.Both lads fouyht with remarkable vim and stamina, Early in the fibht Moran showed kim- self to be the superior boxer.He is a clever two-handed fighter, his mont effective work in last night's contest being an almost continuous play on the Oalifornian\u2019s head.Neail showed remarkable ability to reach the Briton's stomach, and several times during the costest he had his oppon\u2019nt greatly worried.Moran soored first blood, and was ted with the only genuine kmook- down of the fight.Neil had the lead only four rounds of the sixteen, oran having a decided advan most of the other some tego in Ann's St.John, N.B., November 23\u2014 Sevoral thousand people gathered at Victoria grounds to see the finish of the Marathon road race this afternoon, The distance was ahout seven miles, from Renforth, on tte Rothesay , | the last mile being run on the Victoria grounds.Homer, of Halifax Cr?seents, won in 56 minutes, 31 1-5 seconds.Stubbs, of St, John Marathons, was second, in 37 minutes 15 seconds.Homer, who won the race above, ie a former Quebecer.but was better known as a snowshoe runner hers, having won a number of races some winters aco while a member of the R.C.R.in this city.A YOUTHFUL WONDER.New York, Nov.23\u2014Over à course, laid out in the vicinity of Celtic Park and Laurel Hill, Li, the National Cross-Country championship of the A.A.U.was decided to-day.The individual honor was won hy Fred Bellars, of the New York A.C.His club maty, J.Eisle, finished second, forty yards away.The team honors were won by the Irish-American A.C.under the auspices of which the event was irun off.Three weeks ago Bellara, who ,is nat 19 years old, surprised the \u2018keenest judges by winning a four mile run at Celtic Park, defeating Daly, Bonhag and other champion distance runners.The winner was up among :the leaders all the way.The distance was Gf miles and it took in some of the stiffext country that hill-and-dale runners have been asked to rotiate since this event was inaugurated.Bell ars time was 33.12 and Eisles 33.19.+ rugged The team score of the Irish w.C., five of whom finished in order from third to seventh position, was 25.The New York A.C, team scored 22 points.There were forty starters.INTERCOLLEGATE FOOTBALL UNION.Ottawa, Nov, 24\u2014The annual meeting of the Intercollegiate Rugby Football Union was held here on aturday.The officers clected were Dr.À.3 Fright, Toronto; Hon.President .E.H.McCarthy, Ottawa, President: W.M.Bdwards, McGill, First Vice President; A.L.Raymoni Queens, Second Vice President; A.G.Brown, Toronto, Sec.- Tressurer.The following is the schedule of games in the or merise for 1908.t.11, Queens at Ottaws, Me- Gill at Toronto, Oct.18, Toronto at Queens, Ottawa at McGill, Oct.28, Queens at McGill, Ottawa at Toronto, Nov.1, MuGill at Queens, Toronto at Ottawa, Nov.8, Ottawa at Quesns, Toronto at McGill, Nov.15, Queens at Toronto, McGill at Ottawa.Bawif, the Ottawa College full back charged with being à professional presented an affidavit of his amateur standing which was accepted, snd the cup representing the champiomahip of the asmior series of the k e was handed over to Ottawa Col Otte wa College and the Ontario Agricukural College, Guelph, entered teams in the intermediate series.The rules governing the game were greatly | changed with the object of making t game more open.The score lot a drop kick from field was reduced to 3 pointe.Some women are eo contrary that they even have confidence in & confidence man.Kan TL Foussema Consolation at Bennings Satur- day\u2014Baltinglass Captured Manchester Handicap, Race Track, Nov.23\u2014The Benni Grand solation, the Bennings 8 cial\u2019 and a Hunters\u2019 Champion Steeplochases formed a \u2018hree-cornered attraction at the course to-day and a large Saturday crowd, among which were many from New York, iladel- phia and Bahjmore attended.track was heavy amd there were many scratches, but the sport was good and the contests keenly tought out.The Grand Consolation, a race at seven furlongs, for two-year-olds, over the Columbus Course, which at Bennings correspomds Courne at Blue Bonnets, was won Tromas Waleh's The Squire, who wi Notter up was made favorite at 7 to 10.Faocada, from BR.T.Wilson's stable was second and Francis Hitcheock's Smoker was third.The raos had an added value of $3,000.The Squire is a chestnut gelding by Prince Mel- bourne-Homespun and was consistent performer at the autumn meetings, The eighth running of the Hunters\u2019 Champion Steeplechasse resulted in a victor for My Grace, with Warrenton second and third.It was worth $1,000, : The i Special, ata mile and a hall, over the old course, was apoil- ed to some extent by the muddy going.Right Royal beat Pins and Needles in the slow time of 2.46.London, November 23\u2014The Manchester November handicap, distance 1.§ miles, was won by Baltinglass, Wise Mason was second, and Lischana third.New Orleans, La, November @3\u2014With over 2,000 race horves qaartered, the winter racing season begins to-day ol the American Turf Association.With this arrangement in force, New Orleans wiH have about seven hours of racing .daily.WESTON'S TONG WALK.Fort Wayne, Inrd., Nav.24\u2014Edward P.Weston, Pedentrian, arrived in Ligonier at 11.06 o'clock last night, He rested Lore over Sunday and will start for Chicago Monday morning.He has until Thuriday to reach Chicago | from Portland, !fe, to equal his\u2019 record of 40 years ago.He expocta te merde test ue 1 .HOR 70\" INCHEASE YOUR SALARY The Salary Question bn on the dpe of every: paid yoysg man a woman in the city of Q they te noivt'it: Is there\u2019 some way \u2018of improving and besa your position ?Have you ever calla at MOON'S GREAT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, 24 St.Stanislas street, and inquired Im regard to this Great System of Shorthand, known as BOYD'S ?Prof.W.T.Moon.The Principal of this School will be pleased to give you names of young people who wese capable after only 20 days\u201d tuition, of holding positions paying 3600 per year, at the same time, he will give you a FREE Lesson, s0 that you may learn more about the gimplicity of BOYD'S SHORTHAND.Do uot hesitate, but tlecide and act to-day, as our special forms of payment are within the reach of every young man and woman, no matter how poorly paid they may be.The MOON SCHOOLS are known throughout Canada, for their thorough and efficient training, and atu- dents attending the Quebec School may finieh their Course at the Montreal Schon] without extra charge.It pays to attcod the BEST.Day or Night Schoolmon&wed « PILGRIMS STILL GOING.Greatest Number in Recent Times Went This Year\u2014Croaghpatrick, Where St.Patrick Pasted, Some of Religious Gathering., Croaghpatrick, Deblin, as the name implies, was in a special personal associated with the Apostle of Ire land, for it wds on the top of this wild resk that the saint remained for the whole of Lent\u201440 days and 40 that his nighte\u2014faating and prayin mission might be sucessful.And for the past 1,500 years, ns old re cords by constant references show, the followers of 8t.Patrick have continued the pilgrimage, writes a correspondent.ent.This year's pi was, however, far the t t has taken place in modern times.From ali parts of Connaugbt and the Irish midlands, as far as Brubtin, came special trains Iadenwith pilgrims.The nearest town of importance to the mountain is Westport.Here, on the preceding Baturday evening, it was almost im- esible to obtain sleeping accommo- tions.\u2018 Many, however, preferred to pass the night in the numerous cot around the base of the mountain, Others, more fervent still, ascended the mountain in the evening, and spent the night there awaiting the dawn, when the first mass would be ele.hrated on the summit.And here, fron: early morning until noon masses vere celebrated in the little ostory whi the nt Archbishop of Taum has had built.Tt was truly a wonderfully affecting night to see practically the whole top of this wild mountain peuk covered with a kneeling o ation, and then to hear the tinkling sound a the Tas bell borne on aa own the upper mountain slopes.But the astonishing thing the number of le who re the top.I have considerable ex- ience in Irish mountain climbing Be Croaghpatrick is the stiffest job t ave yet encoun For, a eo ong it was up, up, over after ridge, dad (il the peak seemed to stand out as before.But it was when Ë THE SQUIRE WON The ; to the Toboggan ! There will be 121 days tin | tai which gtandi guar: racing exclusivg of Sundays: An \u201cog peri Ling zh stands 25 d peus feature a season.4 hy a A ms Te ily- mectgids pipes A psig a iF the Smeg ron a Tm Er hed.| Ba dde Dittiot of Quabesushec, and vet {- YoY | In the District of Quebec, teges | Folay, aucont began.The incline here is.te- ribly steep.Added to this is the fact that the storms and rains which sweep around this lone mountain top have washed away nearly all the turf or peat from the surface, leaving only a sort of causeway of rough stones bh; which to ascend.It was a [earful thing for anyone without a steady bead to lookdown toward the valley beneath snd think that a false step might percipitate him downwards.Notwithstanding the tremendous climb, it was remarkable to Observe the sort of people who reached the summit.There wav an old woman dressed in the pictu ue snow-white cap and the many-colored shawl\u2014a fashion which will soon be no more.|: i Some \u2018of har children have been in | the United States for years.She is now a grandmother, but sho steps the mountain with a light step and a cheery word, more especially if you address her in her native Irish.A special attraction for her to-da: is that Father Waltor Conway, of Glenni maddy is to preach in Iris Patrick's life and mission.Once on top, the stress and strain of the ascent is forgotten.No won.4 der that Patrick retired to (BN nely rock.You feel that it is really a slace to retire to and to take the Bearings of life.It is a place apart\u2014 a place high up and far away from the modern world of rush after material things.From the top, too, a wonderful panorama is unfolded to the view.Undetneath, to the north and to the east lie the stretches of Clew Bay, studded by many islands, with Clare Toland standing out against the sky as a great Atlantic breakwater.Then all around the browr Connemara hille, with little blue lakes nestling herp and there in their bosom.Away in the distance other mountains raise their heads aloft, whilst numerous whitewashed cottages stud the valley.- Wonder held us all the day.In the evening when we again descended to the haunts of men, we felt a strange sort of feeling toward that lone moun- ; on St read worth 348.00, by buying $1.00 worth.Aak for thé tickets.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE 254-264 St.John Street.Some people get acquainted with the devil when it isn't his fault, True Art Qothes Takk .ENE : À Below ts the name of Cansda\u2019s lexdimg brand of up-to-date ready for services As ta all Îines of business there are 3 many other makes of clothing quite worthy of their chim, and there ars many that ars net.\u201cFASHION-CRAFT\" dethss ans not made to enter competitive, but thay are made to sppeal te these whe are sesking for a high claw article at any price.They are made for that case of emergency whsre à dress suit is wenped ins harry sad the VERY VERY best \u2026 respaired, Erepronchably vil tailored DRESS SUITS from $30, ROY & ROY, 178 St.John Strest.> CITY OF QUEBEC, Oy of Queee, © to.wht: > BY-LAW No 441\"; La: 2 Street.À Lay k the French |.ing of the City Seal de ty Hall, eteon At a di; \"Gabe, held at the Ci in.the sald City of Québec, on the eighteenth day * of October, nin hundred and seven (1907), in conformity to law, and in virtue of a Bylaw passed by this Council pursuant thereto, and after the due observance of ail the formalitise prescribed by the statute in such case made and provided, at which metting are present two-thirds of She members composing the Conneil of.the City of Quebec, that is to say:\u2014 \u201c His Worship t Aldermen Barbe por?eh} Brunet, Campbell, Drouin, Duquet, Fiset, Foley, Galipeauls, Hall, Hogan, Huard, Lavugueur, Lemay, Letourneau, Madden, Mathieu, Messervey, Mulroney, Picard, Shink, St.Pierre, Verret.It is ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Que bec, and the Council ordain and enacts as follows: !\u2014St, Ignac street, in St.Valier Ward, of this city, shall be extended on its present width, from Montmagny stroet as far as Aqueduct street, usin, to that end a piece of ound | 4 thirty feet and five inches an; ontmagny street, thirty-seven fo and seven inches wode LE nsdn street, following the sligniaent ol id.last street by seventy feet in depth on the north 3 {ost on the south side.Said piece of ground is now known as the north part of lot number (319) three hundred and nineteen of the subdivision of lot No, 2201, two thousand three hundred and one of tral plan of the parish of Stveaur of A J.GEO.GARNEAU, Saw At , (L.8.) H.J, J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.CITY OF QUEBEC.*.City of Quebec, : to wita \u201cBY-LAW No, 412, To Amend the By-Law No.283, Concerning the Finances of the City.(Drawn up in the Fremch language.) At a meeting of the City Council of the City of Quebec, held at the City Hall, in the said City of Quebec, on the eighteenth day of October, ninetéen hundred and seven (1907), in conformity to law, and in virtue of a Bylaw by this Council pursuant thereto, and after the due observance of all the formalities prescribed by the statute in such case made and provided, at which mesting are present two-thirds of the members composing the Council of the City of ebeo, Aldermen \u201c BURROJAPS are stubborn shoes.They ARE HARD TO WEAR OUT \u2018Their wearing qualities are surprising.We guarantee them not to break through before the first sole wears out.In addition you get style, shaplie Boilers or Water Wh:els ; Sawing and Wood Working Machines ; Transmission Machinery; Belting of all kinds ; Shafting, Hangers, Pal loys, Baws of any sort; Saw Bits and Shanks; sll of the highest grade that money can secur La Cie CHS.A.PAQUET, Ltéemar 0xmon, wel.drixtd ness, comfort and shoe satisfaction, A complete line now on hand for your inspection: | ARE YOU INTERESTED ?WELL, LOOK HEBER! I ihe frm to y your MILL 42 25e\" PATTORT wi bat equipee + both in the line of Machinery or SPECIALTIES: Bteam, Gas of Gazoline Engines; Steain \u2014 AT \u2014\u2014 Phone 2325 2 and 4 St.Joseph St.CALL ON BY PHONE, MAIL OR PERSONALLY.te \u201cWorabry Be 4 y s Worsbip t ayor, Barbesu, Barry, ard, Brunet, Campbell, Drouin, Duguet, Fiset, Fortier, Galipeault, Hall, Hogan, Huard, Lavigueur, Lemay, Letourneau, Madden, Mathieu, Messervey, Mulrooney, Pioard, Shink, St.Pierre, ertet.Ît ie ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Que beo, and the Council ordains and ea By-Law No.263, acts as follows: 1.\u2014Article 3 of ssed by this Council on the let of arch, 1399, as amended by article 13 of By-law No.329 of the Toth March, 1888, is amended and modified anaw, so that the nal tax of seventeen hundred dol ve po hich is ge therein, as pay y every gas com , hi I henoeforth be of tweive hundred dollars, from the first of May of the présent fiscal year.J.GEO.GARNEAU, N or.At (L.8.) H.J.B.CHOVINARD, City Olek, Winter Overcoatings.ENGLISH BEAVERS IN\u2014Blue, Black, Brown and Green BLUB BLANKET CLOTH\u2014-for Children's FANCY TROWSLRINGS AND VESTINGS.ENGLISH MELTONS IN\u2014Blue, Black, Brown and Oxford, BNGLISH CHEVIOTS IN\u2014Biue, Black and Grey Mixtures, ELY>IAN CLOTHS IN\u2014Biuc, Black and Grey MILITARY CLGTH AND SERGES Oy, LIVERY CLOTHS IN\u20143Blue, Blick, Brown, Drab and Green, ENGLISH SUITINGS IN\u2014Worstods Tweeds and Homespuns JARGER WOOL VEST3, SIZES 86 to 44 JAEGER UNDERCLOTHING.; 100 DOZEN OF ENGLISH COLLARS JUST RECEIVED.John Dariington REGISTERED OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.¢ White Still Leads for With Valenciennes Trimmings:«The Children.Sheer Batistes Plain Velvet Frock Shoulder and Sleeve Knotse.Best Bokaets., iter, dam being thelr round of festivities Ü the little folks, even as to their elders, There is the woskly dameing class, as much x part of the youthful eurriculum fodsy as vaccination or the semiannual trip to the dentists.Then there are Thanksgiving and Christmas parties, and for the amall New Yorkers, children's day at the Horse Éhow, and occasional mati- tect, wll of which ull for special dress White remains the color par excellence for the small girls dressy frocke, and indeed, many mothers choose nothing but white for the daughter's wardrobe until tbe reaches the age \u2018 of twelve.These, Bowwver, are of the clase to whom leun- |i 2 «td cleaners\u2019 bille have no terror.modest incomes leave white to the frocks,\u201d and select sensible browns for everyday service.£ AND SHEER THR RULE.,, The party frock should bs sheer and dainty.Ît may be simple or elaborate,\u2014 for it ie hero alone that elaboratencas = eountenanced in chiléren'a frocke\u2014but it must be fine and soft.There are wonder ful frocks of eyelet embroidery on sheer handkerchief linen, the cost of which runs {into thrte figures.These are of course \u2018imported, and to be bad in those exclus ive Httle French shops that cater only to !the peedw of the » willionairces.Sim- F \u201d i 3 RIBBONS IN PROFUSION.A most essentiel part of the sheer party frook is the ribbons.This ecascn\u2019s ssahes are shorter than heretofore, and are tled with to uj ing loops that about cover the little .There are braided bands of ribbons ending in rowsttes that belt in the back and sides of little empire frocks, these being new this season.Rosettes of narrow ribbon, rolled and twisted, are weed for breast snd shoulder knots and sleeve finishes.Thess are to be bud all free of charge, in the desired of ribbon.Of course tffere are ouly three colors for Whe ribbons of the little mig\u2014white, pink and blue.FORMAL FRUOKS OF VELVET.Very elegant frocks for \u201cvisiting,\u201d Madam, the Freach woman who presi over the wardrobes of many wealthy little New Yorks, tells us, are of velvot in or dark tomos, very simply fashion.Owe of the most pleasing sights of the how waa two « re, aged eight tan, who on \" day\u201d adorned a box ia a jon that drew more than even their beautiful mother did tn .Their d ere spot; ; ny straight little \u2018\u2019gabrielica\u201d Pesutiful blakk velvet, cut with the round Dutch neck, untrimmed save for deep eollare and wide turn-back cuffe of Maoët irish crcebet.These voiret frueke are really very sensible, enpecislly when out im the good qualitiss of Ing Nob veivatecns, which are not as ex; sive en the lk volvote and many es mors durable.The walveteans eome now ta ail tbe rich and beautifui tonon of the Ë ps FE Li) i * season, blue being\u2019 espacially hiked fer the .Ue bobs ELABORATE BONNET AND SIMPLE - COAT.ss collar and cuffs of tha cout.times the whole coat as well as the cap is A in light blues and pinks, as well as in staple colors, the light colors being wpe.ally intended for dressy wear.are made up quite sunply, and med with a real fur collar being taken that à curly fur is the plain silky plushes, snd à lke squirrel or ermine, with cloths.Cuming little muffs of the same tur accompany these coat and cep wets.\u2014\u2014\u2014 A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 = For dressy weer the bonnets are most elaborate, flais of felt or scratch beaver, slashed and bent into quaint shapes, of fascinating bonnet frames coverod smoothly with valvet.The underbrim facing is a feature of ail these dressy hats.There is à Jow bandeau made very full and fluffy with ruchings of matinette or chiffon, this facing extendiog well out on the underbrim.Isto thw fluffy frilling te set wreaths of tiny button roses or rosestes of narrowest ribbons in delioate shades.Ribbons, flowers and ostrich feathers trim the outer portion of the bonnet.Fancy feathers are not considered for \u2018anaîl foike, and it is to be hoped that this rule will continue, for most of the plam- age of this season is quite tec ummatural to be counted good taste for chiidrem.THIS LITTLE GIRL CAME IN A MOTOR._ Por the emall maid who metors te dane: ing olasa and party there is provided warm coats of the lose expensive fum, luces and roomy enough to slip ca over the mast elaborate frock without orush- ing.Frequently tbe collar and cuffe are of n oontresting fur, the white cuffa being especially liked for this.A motoring cap accompanies this coat, provided with « cape piece that amply prodects the head and ears, Tis cap is of the same fur es, the coes tri White cmvaoul lo ons of the best of inexpensive fury for this pages, ihe cash fp & = F i i oF LE op E i Ë ê à 8 3 SESPÉE din Fee | § i fe; lin jt i re L Fr i tee] cf i 5 EE Eg Ë ë i Î Ba 3 3 ig [ i 7 g F 7 2 pai il Hi fal i # i Ë i #7 = = Le ë ® FAT Es 8 Ÿ VELVET AND ERMINE PROTECTORS FROM THB COLD.Simple velvet costs in dark tones are favorites for drves wear with the little foiks.The shades most noted this see son ure the new tones of blue, ranging from Copenhagen to army, the deep hus-' ter groens, certain wises, and, of cours, blaek.Cconsionaily one sess a coat of dark qua metal or London smoke shades that are #0 popular with grown-ups, but in this esse are furs and bonnet are io} varish}y selected with à view to matching : or affording 8 pleasing eontrest.\u2018The cost {llusérated ie of Copenhagen blue vel veteen, trimmed with a losesly woven silk braid.There is a muff and cap of ermine, the having à flet rossbie of white mate ri et one aide.The hair tibben which abows bonenth the mp à of Copenhagen.lee.4; y, La.+ \u201cry * THE WELL SELECTED WARDROBE.The Absolutely Necessary and the Greatly To Be Deaired».s The Tailored Consideration.Then Walking Suit the First the Dressy Coût Cas: tume-Suit and Dress Hats: Gloves\u2019 and Boots, Deils The home women will never suffer for lack of busines training as long as she takes on interest in her wardrobe.How that would put to shame your money barons; for all too few are the women with dress allowance sufficient for their needs, or supposed needs.To ba woll dressed women are learning means to work out the wardrobe plan.Decide first on the absolutely necessary suits, hats and accessories.Then *greatly to, be desired,\u201d as the fortune tellers t.third sheet should contain a list of aud ith vi hoi + a pre 3 ow edge of the Co dv d fashion i of, the season, wirk: oat a defi Rite plan i Ht] tailored walking suit.this winter in sssy because suit etyles are the fabrics eminently entie- and the colors delightfully becoming.There is really little variety in the tsilored suite\u2014one may have the cost anywhere from thirty to lity inches in length, and ekirt plaited or circular, with or without bends.The sleeves are iavagiably full length.The ooats may be double or single breasted, and with! or without & centre beak seam.They! are easy fitting, but loose enough to be first ooutin te the box ecoat\u2014the tight fitted style is not in the running this your.The materials for thowe œuits are plain | E or fancy striped or checked broadcioth,/ are all exteemely durable materials andi lend themselves ndmirably to present, the attractive new skibo serge ebowing black check and stripe in black an melange ground, and the heavy wide wale serges and fancy cheviots.Then there are fine worsteds in invisible checks and: stripes and some stunning corlsscrew stripte which are distinctly mew.Any! of these will prove abeciutely entielactory | from point of wear and style all the sea: son through.A vogue of very dark colors this sca- son ppai {he mon charming effects, in the reer ttes, inasmuch se hata; and accssories in high colors may be worn with the dull colored suit.For instance, with the duil y suit One wees à touch of purple or Drilliant blue, and a hat of the same bright coloring ia worn.Vary often there ja a bit of this eolor; on & waist worn with the suit.| One well-drrmed woman claima she always buys her hats first and wplects her suits to match them, but this would bel very poor wisdom for 8 woman of limited income.Belect the enit fist and chorme the hat ofterwards.Never loose sight of the fact that the hat is the high light of the picture.Ah wnsucosselul or vnbe- wming bat will counteract tha effect of the most charming suit.; Next in importance to the strictly tailored suit ia the dressy tailored costume.and Neckwearfabric, in the Yormer case unospelly accompanied by « matching bodice of a lighter weight fabric.The best ibvestment for a dregey suit costume is fine brosdaloth or Velvet in one of the rich dark tones of the season.The black-purples, the dead-grays and the Dew greens are especially liked foc this purpose.The trimmings rum into elabor- ste braidings and heavy laces outlined | with cords.The waist in matching tone may be of double chiffon, which ie à very heavy weight chiffon, marquisette, or heavy filet net.The trimming used in the costume aprgare on the bodice, and frequently the heavier fabric of the coe tume forma a portion of the bodice.The separate cost is a distinctive feature of the fashions this season, and it is a convenient apd economic one for most women.Unless one is very gener oualy provided in the matter of dress j allowance, a separate cost must be ve- lected mort judiciously.For the women who can afford it, a fur coat is ideal, but with as fur coat one still needs a cloth acparste coat, as the fur coat is usually dreeny.The long coats of heavy serge or cheviat, euitabls for traveling and general overcoat wear, sry extreme ly satisfactory, while for combination of dresty and practical service, there are plain black broadcloth in marchioness or belmore atylos, the former loose, and the latter vdmi fitting, that are enitable for street scrvice, as well ag for wear over dressy evening toilettes where the street oar is the mode of conveyance.There are many beantiful snd comparatively inexpensive fabrics for dressy com! tumes, such as crepas de chine, lands downe, silk popline and the like.These modes.The tone» of violet and gray are charming in these fabrice, In costumrs for afternoon and evening wear, most women find that they can fur nish up some last year's toiletté in addition to what they feel that they may afford in new things.Janet year's costume is very readily brought up to date this season by rearrangemant of trimming ma- terixia, and the alteration of the sleeves.Broad bands attacked to the shoulder and forming sling sleeves in Japanere ef- feet will modernize a gown to none but the owner would date it \u201c08.\u201d, The long masquetaire cuffa, of lace, or net are be ing added to Jant vear's gowns Lo bring them in keeping with the prescut fashson for the long transparent sleeves.While the suit hat sbould be selected with direct reference to the tailored suit with which it is to be worn, a drowmy bat may be chowen more fresly.Tt is enough that it should harmonize with the tone of the dress.Black hats will be largely used this winter, but they will al.mont invigiably have color in the trim: mings.Huge ross surround the crown of many dais: othera have wreaths of morning glories.The much befcethered bate are the beight of tha [ashion, and L Arad sorne 27% 5.velrst Gover: effects dun into money faster than any fad for millinery for years.The well dressed women must pay closest attention to her gloves and boots.This does not mean that either the latter or the former must be custom made, for the ready-to-wear boots arc so well shaped that even the moat fastidious woman need look no further for her footwear.Lace boots for heavy street service and button boots for dress is the general rule, al though many women prefer button boots for all occasions.Dull leathers, patent leather foxing with dull leather or cloth tops, Russian leather with cloth or ooze calf tops, are of the amart styles for the street, We will see no more of the low shoes on the street this winter, a fi which all esnsible people will rejoice # The pump will, with its accompany silk stockings, be worn in its proper plae the house, Drowsy boots of patent leathy with cloth tops or dull leather tops, #3 for more dressy serviæ white kid boot and alippers in eucde that match t gown in tone, are for the woman wi lisa ample means to carry out her fas ion fancies.The short glove is again prom owing to the return of the full ng tailored aleeves.This is.of course, for street wear, for dressy tailored sut with three quarters and elbow aleevy the elbow length glove is still the thig THE LATEST NOUELTIES OF FASHIO =: FADS AND FANCIES FOR THE LITTLE FOLK} Quite the latest novelty is Ÿe Teddy Bear cost.Thie is made of brown plush in the shade seen in the toy bears.The cost part is plain and straight and there in a hood piece attached which is slipped over the head, fitting very tight about the face, mo that never a smray lock of buir may slip out.The hood is caught back in stich à way that there are two little upstanding esrw®or trimming.Really, one will find it hard to distinguish the toy bear and ite owncr very soon.Mohair is one of the ruost satisfactory materials for children\u2019s school frocks at all seasons of the year.Nowadays when houses and echoolroomm are so perfectly heated there is no Decessity of adding much to the weight of the dress fabric in winter time, heavier underwear being auf- ficient to equalize things.For this reasom medium weight fabrivs, like mohsir, sre snperscding licavier atuffs for winter wear.Mohaira have the quality of almost evar lasting life and good looks.They do not rub shiny or spot easily or get slinky leck- ing in the hard service they are put to by the little folks.They are best made up in Russian blouses or plesied or circuler skirta with guimpe wainta.The little folks often set the fashions for their eldors \u2014ae witness this matter of high boots, First we found the children's boots growing higher, \u2018two and three and even four buttons being added.Now we sce, the elders following it, and the high boat, acverai button higher than we had been.accustomed to wear, is the fashion able wireet shoe of the scasou for every- for most women, the beight of extrave body.; For the little tots there are white rub- are a part and parcel of all juvenile dram toilets.There are also brown rubbe which in tone the goldea brown shade popular in leather.it would seem that ust have an awortment of rubbers mov adays, as well an other matching accemg ies to the toilette, There are gay little plaid merino stod ings in the proper clan colorings, presuy ably for Slcotch lads and lamsies or à recndants of the land of Burns, bte-pe fectly acceptable to most young foiks à any nationality.Thess are pretty when worn wilh plain frocks perhaps o tie of ak of the same Plaid, Dancing pumps for boys are shown À rull kid as well as in patent leathers, for some unaccountable resson, the pl men say that the small boy himsel! soem to prefer the dull lexthess.Possibly bestuse his first efforts at BE variably make him conscious of his a painful degree, and he reslises that M tent leathers will but increase their tability.Whatever the reason, the boy, when left to his own choios, in sbly takes the dull kid pump.and-buttonholing as a Bnish for ilron's dresses losns none of ite favor the c-ming winter, Not only ere hanv wWath dresses no Gnished\u2014tbe piques ay linens\u2014but wool fabrice also, cashmere lisnnels snd numveiling, henriettas the like.Even the bottom of the frevk often ro finished nowadays.A German do this in after the In pos mk in baste & narrow hem [5 quality.a Pot Stillbem XHE QUEBEU UHRONIOLS.& MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2b, 1904, 'W.&A.GILBEY the Largest Wine and Spirit Merchants in the World, have for over 50 years \u2018given the public a guarantee of As proprietors of Three Scotch Distilleries, situate in the Highlands, W.& A.Gilbey supply the finest Whiskies made from pure Malted Barley in \u201cSPEY ROYAL\u201d 10 years old \u201c STRATHMILL> 6 years old \u2014 bottled and guaranteed by FOR SALE IN QUEBEC BY A.GRENIER, 94-96 ST.JOHN ST.BEEF, 20 Pounds for - FRESH PORK, per pound ~ SAUSAGES, 3 Pounds for - - - - MINCE MEAT, 3 Pounds for - - - ee = AT = == stand out pre-eminent as ALL- MALT Whiskies of the best type.Mellowed by many years\u2019 storage .in His Majesty's Bonded Warehouses, and $1.00 10c.25¢.25c \u2014\"nisr FREIGHTCONGESTED Situation at New Yorke- Enormous Increase of Eastward Steerage Travel, © - New York, Nov.22\u2014Serious freight congeation threatens all shipments to Europe because of the unprecedented homeward rush of European freight traflic at this time of the year is very in steerage travel, many lines are find ing it diflicult to handle it.European shipments now consist largely of | ap Blea, of which 168,170 Fates have jeem oxportxi so far this year.The Main of the Foon German Lloyds which eailed ursday, carried 8,200 barrels of apples and 2,200 boxes of fruit.These shipments of apples will continue until after the holidays probably and as it is perishable freight the steamship companies try to handle it, even to the exclusion of other busi ness.Other European shipments cor sist of ootton, grain, provisions, dried fruits, tobacco and oil.The eastward bound steerage of third class travel from Jan let to November 15th, 1907, is ady 110,000 in excess of what it was for the same period of 1906.The second class eastward bound travel is 14,000 in excess of what 1t was last year and both the secord and third class figures will be largely augmented during the next few weeks.A Caskst of Pearls.\u2014 Dr.Von Stan\u2019s Pineapple Tablets would prove a great solace to the disheartened dyspeptic if he would but test their potency.They're veritable gems in preventing the seating of stomach disorders, by aiding and stimulating digestio: of these health \u2018\u2018pearls in a box, and they cost 35 cents.Recommended by most eminent physicians.\u201464 SoM by L.E.Martel.MNODES SCHOLARS AY OXFORD\u2018 London, Nov.23-Among those who Lave been successiul io their final hon ors at the schools (Oxford) and in the examination for B.C.L., and second- class literature, are: L.Brehaut, Pridte Edward Island, Ontario; J.Mclean, R.Patterson, Manitoba.In Juris ence\u2014J.Archibald, Quebec; S.M.Herbert, Newfoundland, and C.B.Martin, New Brunswick.Third class Natural Science and Phy- siology\u2014A W.Donaldson, British Columbia.Jr.G.BR.Parkin, speaking ut a Ereat | mecting of the Colonial 2 ontinent issionary Socjery, i to-day that the critièal point in both the Church and the Empire is the firet great ofahoot of tre Mother Cpuntry to raise to nationhood wherein our paralyzing social froblens sre being solved Th: Bishop of Keswatin sjiube against indiscriminate emigration.A.DOMBROWSKI, [5 © === CHAMPLAIN MARKET.\u2014=JUST ARRIVED\u2014 CALENDARS AND CARDS ALL NEW MOORE'S, GREAT SALE of TEA with PRESENTS We are Making a Great Sacrifice With each pound of choice Tea or Coffes 35 cta.per pound we give handsome silver table knife.Profit by this yreat sole to lay in your winter Boys\u2019 Own Annuals, Girls\u2019 Own Annuals, Chatterbox, Chums, AND OTHER ANNUALS.T.T.T.148 St John St, A Truly Extraordinary Saleprovisions of tes.J.B.ROUSSEAU\u2019'S 288 ST.JOSEPH ST.FRONTENAC GAS CO.EE \u2014 The Frontenac Gas Company's manu- SAMPLE GRADES AT TEA STORE facturing plant is in operation.Our Engineers are now busy complat- ing a thorough test.Gas will be turned on to consumers within a very few days.We are anxious to put in all the services possible before Winter.Our representative will be pleasei to 214 ST.JOHN ST oct.1z3a.w.x3w.call on you, so kindly telephone 152 FRONTENAC GAS GO, 140 St.John St.Phone 152 - oopt72t.6 A Voice From The Stomach A Bl.odless Figat Bat een à Tabe: and a Habl \u2014?he Tablet Wins.At .be age of 2, Clarence had good digestion.He had geatric juice that could dissole doughnuts and turn apple pine into ce ! corpuscles.be t the age of e began to profuse about the waist and lean backwards.He also began to cult: vate several chins.In his newly found pride he began to think it his duty to gorge himself on everything, the good and the bad, for appetite feecit on appeti every thing is abused.His pictures showed that he took on weight after he put hie coller on.At the age of 99 Clarence married ond rent to boarding.On top of a is, he attended oyster suppers and wine dinners, which reduced the size of bis collar fron: 164 to 15.With still abiding faith in the strength of his stomach Iped his' meals, and chewed them afterwards.At the age of 28 Clarence began to hear an%nward voice\u2014a warning from the ntomach.After each meal, he would fee] bloated\u2014and belching be: came a habit.- He began to be a light eater\u2014and a heavy Tinker.He tried to think out a cure, for now he would sit down at his meals absolutely | die- gunted at the thought or sight of anything to eat.He would rit hown at hin meals without the trace of an appetite, just because it wan time to eat.He would often feel « ing, un- satisfien \u201cstill-hmgry\u2019\u201d feeling fe his stomach, even after he was through mating, whether his meal was well tooked or not.And he suffered a good many other things with his stomach that he could nat explain, but that made him grouchy.miserable, out-o\u2019-serts and generally sour on everybody and everything.Finally he read an acrount, something like this, about the truly wonderful results obtained from Dy-apepria Tablets stomach trouble, dynpepeis, and so on.He bought a 50e.x at the diug store, and took the whole box.When he started, he had little faith and less appetite.When he finished he had absolute faith\u2014and more appetite, and more cheer.Things an to tante different and better to him.Now he has no more dvrpepeia, more indigestion, no more loss petite, brash, irritation, burning sen- ration, hearthurn, naunea, eructations.had memory, or loss of vim and vigor.Remember, one ingredient of Stuart's Dyapépsia Tablets will digest for \u2018on 3,000 grains of food, just as it did for Clarence, is relieves your stomach of the work of disgesting until your stomach can get strong and hoalthy again, Your stomach has been overworked and abused.It's fagged out.It needs * Let Stprt's Dyspepein Tablets d tarte Dyai a Tablets o the work ri your atomach.You will be murpriséd bow fine you'll feel after eating, and how lusciowsly everything will taste te vou.Heed the all of the stomach now ! There's a world of good cheer in one box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tabletsat any drug store, 0c.Send us your name and address today and we will at once send you by 1 tuart\u2019s in all cases of no of ap- heavy and with the enormous increase good sis where he rested until 7.50.Then | \u2014 BID WHILE GIVING EVIDENCE _ Gloversville, N.Y.Nov.33 While Wetifying in a contested will hearing in the Surrogates\u2019 Court in this city] to-day, Dr.Edward H.Eissstwey, one of Gloversvillw's best known physt cians, was stricken with apoblex and died almost immediately.His failure to reply to a question of coun in the case led to the discovery tiat be was dying.RAILWAY STRIKE Bt INDIA Calcutta, Nov.28-A British rogi- .ment han left Fort William (Caleutte for Asansol, Bengal, the Junstion the Kast Indian and Bengal and Na pur Railway, where the railway - ers are looting the cars.Government business is almost et a standstill, and Simla, the officiel capital, is isolated.Steamers are unable to sail as Jack both coal and cargo.The prices of provisions are rapidly rising bere.JERSE JAMES IN FRANGE- Etampes, artment of the Zinetoine, ee 29\u2014Three bigaway men last night robbed the Toulon express near here after the most approv- ei Jesse James fashion.They-entered tre baggage car, shot down the guards, seired the cash boxes and jumped off at the noxt station.An alarm was yiven and the were pursued, but they oseapad in an automobile held by waiting comrades.NECOTIATIONS AT A STAND-STILL- Tokio, Nov.23\u2014 Minister of foreign affairs Hayashi has boen indisposed and unable to meet and confer with Rodolphe Lemieux, the Canadian Minister of labor and American Ambasesdor O'Brien on the occasion of his regular weekly reception.Pending his recovery and the arrival of Baron Ishii, Chiel of the Bureau of Commerce of the Japancee foreign office, who is on his way back home from a visit to America, negotiations on the immigration propositions are at a stand still.AGI ATEN UE poy EXTENDING, Li ov.he excitement caused resentment agatha the die thtorstip of Premier Feanco, is incesns- ing to other circles.The government threauns to proclaim martial law ut thy firsi outbreak and the troops bave been confined to their barracks in readiness lo supprees rioting.Four additional newspapers have been suppressed and the police continue making arrests.GROWN PRINCE BANISHED London, Fov.23.\u2014A special des- | patch to the Standard from Madrid says that King Carlox of Portugal hes banished Crown Prince Luise Phillipe to the Royal regidence at Villa Vicosa, an isolated rk, one hundred wiles from the capital, on account of ti Prince's remonstrance aga'nst * dictatorship regime, which he dec is turning Portugal into a hot be.republicans and anarchists and endangering the monarchy.The incident has cuused a great sensation.The Crown Prince is said to be under the influence of the conservatives, who advocate tbe abdication of King Carlos in favor of his son.WESTON'S BAD DAY Toledo, O., Nov.38.\u2014Edward P.Weston had another bad day to-day.Up to 8 o\u2019clock to-night be had trav- led about 16 méles during the nine hours spent on the road, but be will endeavor to-night to add 14 miles to his dey\u2019s record before he turne in.Weaton leit Delat 26 miles west of | here at 9.30 this morning after al rest of eight hours.He arrived at: Wauseon, eight miles distant at 1.15.After dinner he bad a recurrence of stomach trouble and did not resume his journey until 3.20.He arrived at Archbold, eight miles farther on, at | with the hope of arriv- | ing st Bryan, fourtem miles beyond | by midnight, T{ he does he will have pleted 30 miles during the day and whe Weston arrived at Bryan at 12.18 in good condition.After addressing 500 people he retired.\u2014_\u2014 A UNIVERSITY SCRAP.Toronto, Nov.28.\u2014\"\u201cStage night\u201d of university college was rudel dis varbed last night by a number school of science students, who burst into the gymnasium, aml tried to break up the cntertainment.About fifty nci- ence men put up a ladder and climbed imo the drafting room upsteirs.The door into the drafting room was lock- od, hut was soon broken down, when a rough and tumble scrap ensued.The | arts men managed to capture hall a | dozen of the S.P.8.men, the rest of whom made their escape through the | windows.The prisoners were then taken down stairs, thrown: 'in ° the swimming tank with their clothes on, and then out of the window.An at tempt was made to nin an entrance downstairs through the window of the refreshment room, where a ladder was : thrust in the window.The side door was also attacked and a window hrok- en but botl attempts failed.The coor into the drafting room, the door into the swimming tank, and the glass of the aide door of the gymnasium were destroyed, nn were also a numher of drafting tables, aad 7 squares.The entertainment was a novel one, end was carried on after ths excite ment as if nothing had tai ed.It consisted of tug-of-war ma , a-back conteste, and matches between years, won by the fourth year, .the econd year and the first year respectively.An exhibition of fencing, songs and attempts 10 dance were other features of the programme.OCEAN ARRIVALS, November 23rd, 1907:\u2014 88.Mauretania, at New York, Liverpoolss.Baltic, at New York, from Liver pool.88.Sannio, at New York, from Naples, 88.Celtio, at Queenstown, from New York 88.Grampian, at Glasgow, ¢ from Montreal.88.Lusitania, at Liverpool, from Now York.88.Ryndam, at ork.SS.Amerika, at.Cherbourg, from ew York.It 88.La Touraine, ad Havre, from New ork.88.Neuhtris, at Marseillos, from New York.88.Cretic, at Naples, from New Boulogne, at New dry steam we i revives the colo) L.CHAPUT FILS & MONTREAL.ce A SOLE AGENTS.PFEIFFERS DYE WORKS up-to-date Sanitary Pressing Canada.A garment that passes through this machine as no germs or microbes can exist under a temperature as high as the nject, takes avay the grimy appearance, raises the nap re and imparts to the garnfent that freshuess desired by all dressers.Phone us to call for your suit of clothes and be convinced.2} 4and © McMAHON STREET.N We bave just installed in our Rressing and Valet Department an Machine the only one of its kind in is disinfected > * \u201d The Old Reliable Works.A .A.S.PFEIFFER & CO.Dyers and Cleaners PHONES 028-834 sprain of 27 DAT BE EEE ; 3 AIT CTY PECTIN LTR EE \u2014FOR A\u2014 LY CT THE PUBLIC DEMAND TRUE NON-ALCOHOLIG BEVERAGE with a distinetly originel cnaracter, a clean and faliness of bouquet and flavor IS satisfied by LIMLITHA ate ow (Registered) QUEBEC.Sole Patentees and Manufacturers, \u201cThe Drink of the Gods\u201d | A Refresher for Faded Nerves M.Timmons & Son, 3 HOTELS.Lae aie Se meer HOTEL î MARTINIQUE BROADWAY AND CL STEN A of Tou LK TAY A A TAYLOR * ak), der propriciqu of 0e 8 Bas E ST.LOUIS HOTEL QUEBEC.Quebec's Popuiar Hestelry\u2014 4 Up-to-date in \u2018all respects, cuis'me ana cervies unexoelled.Reasomable rates, centrally situated, every com: forts of tte modern home.LV.DION, PK FONT, 1 se TOY DEPARTMENT NOW READY The Greatest Display Ever Shown in Quebec.\u201c EVERY TOY CAN BE SEEM\u201d In order to scoomods te our custome, te you to come and make your hoki Aon now, then we will put the goods aside for December delivery.Doa\u2019t wait for the last moment, come early and avoid the great rash \u2014AT\u2014 PRUNENL À KROURS 34 Fabrique Street.For One Month.Great reductions a winter goods of al kinds.styles.rubbers and winter overshoes.maila sample package Îres.dress = A: Stuart Co., 150 Stuart Bldg., Yorkarea, Mb M Laughter may be beautiful, bat \" Better an ounce of exem) must be a se meatier tok.pond oh ivi * ¥ ple eee ipod THE \u201cE Known and welcomed frem Coast te Const, with EDDys PARLOR, SAFETY, or SULPHUR Mutshes, or the \"ROSE: TIPPED\" SILENTS \"UNTIL THE END OF NOVEMBER LARGE REDUCTIONS \u2014~\u2014 WE OFFER \u2014\u2014 \u2019 on the prices of many articles of our stock,\" to make room , fornew Please call narly and take advan to buy at reduced prices from s of this unique opcasion à large variety of firet class Jewelry, Canes, Umbrelins, Bronzes, Leather Bage, Fancy Articles, Eta, Etc, Etc.- - EMILE JACOT.\u2018= a s \u2014 346 St.John St UP TO DATE Ladies\u2019 Hair Dressing Parlors , 108 ST.JOHN ST.FRANCIS & CO.PARIS, LONDON, NEW YORK Wigs and Toupois to order.PUT IN YOUR COAL our very dest attention.85 DALHOUSIE STREET.PHONE 206.THE CANADIAN IMPORT CO, A TIMELY HINT Now, before the bad weather sets in.Your orders will have , M9 BE CONVINCED FOR SALE BY J.B.RENAUD & COP, G.BUSSIERE & CO.AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS, CASTORIA For Infants and Children.Bears the Signatare of We also have a fine assortment of reception shoes, all of the latest This is also the place to get your THE PERFÉCTION SHOE nov.léx1m.> Proprister.Mariage.} > EXPERTS IN MARCEL WAVING,.n Pormpad The Kind You Have Always Bergh pa pe 8 J ° MONDAY.NOVEMBER x5, 1807, : THE QUEBEC CIRONICLI A 9 C UNARD LINES EAE ren | | is IE ) FIM 4 TIS, AvcTION SALE.ht Loudon and Parle.a the matter of tho Quehwo Spice Hours of departure (rm Wueoos (£8.57 10sree Law Saloon Rat tu Acceuntants, Auditere ; Mill, Quebec, lovotvent.Wed mL A i .ool w Saloon Rates KERS ters.le Notice is beret iv bat - $60 AND UPWARDS - STOCK BRO and Liquide nel uo amber, 1, 4 ($Lally exept Sand sy.J RA Mors) ; ; meer == am, wi sold a , + res A mn + \u20ac Macettania.NorS0pocn | Lusenis\u2026 Dee, 21,8 80 es ps PRIVATE WIRE T0 1 Daibousis strevt, Quebeo, the assets of | TRAINS LEAVE POINT LEVI Dee a) Yams a ERT TC ra ! > IEW YORK, BOSTON MONTREAL Ill > Mountain Ha ° era i: packin | 6.00 Be PE eas Hors INTER NATIONAL Mauritania.Ner, 50197280.J'ALLAN LINE ; QUEBEC p Lente, tables, cts, ete.I PPIVCNR IEE RTE LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION Lusitania, Deo, i4, at $7280 | Royal Mall Steamahip Coy.AND TORONTO aire pole soot esl | iam ABA a Larssst Pasteur, Finest inh Weld | Hg pIRsT OCEAN.TURBINER ARTHUR BAUNEAU | A.B.0UPUIS |C\u2014Baok debts, according io 12.01 | : Bret pe CHICAGO, ILL 3 list.819,41 : on sam \u2019 eI | tie es va, Loti Souris à Special, BRIER 1 IT Poe Gr FE | A Sain Novwnber 30 to D:cember 7, From .\u2018GIBRALTAR; NAPLMS sud TALMTR wulh sud weal.A LHIA «.os ogres NOY, 2h00.API E separately.; 8 1907 BAR A du po 83 ST.PETER ST, QUEBEG tery and fof bck dite | 6,3 {Eg ar \u2014 SPICIALMEDTEARANEAN CS ® | axon TELEPHONE 948 STOCK BROKERS | The store wit Be open for the in | Miko en Tickets will be sold et sdection of assets on the 19th instant, SLEEPER FOR MONTREAL LOWEST ONE WAY FIAST CLASS FARE | la \\~an & s AT Transactions executed on Montres! Blook .Artivise 7.0 ounnec pret po wm |S Exchange by pemonal precision | Conditions of peymens TAS.(mATOnAL M, CS re porte AND ONE THIRD vl 1 nef ALEXAN at à of ons per cut.c.m- .D.AM forNew York and Boston aad al\u2019 New im mission Curator.England pelots for the round trip.is Cas Tiokew 10,and fom al parm of | POT os > # | Cha, Head & Cov's aise BEAL SERVICE | nt \u20ac & Coy's New York and Poralll alor Tickets will be good going November Tig ant snes apn 2 of 126 Slate SLs 4, Westin ion Sean 3 Comme: cial News.Boston private wires and quotation spiro ear i ci ATU 0 felon san 25th vo December rd Seine, to re hip service at the disposal of Ww Ww CITY (iC (FP VPPINE Doce t Mam.Glasgo! Steams real ushes 1 Foet « ÿ d .vas, = ma Vemat is dau PISVOE WMOUES 119 vo, \" TS Ton 2 ean ; .1 .C.° A LCOT, Pr \u201cbaer A Oust uate turn wnt | mine Sek wo - » ge 8 St, Francois Xl St, stork AND VESTN NT SROKER, | alias Lk Tu 23 000 4 Pam êtres Full information at Chateau Fronte- - | Mov fc orme NEW YORK BTOCK \u2018Ç oae or City Office, 30 St.John St, re New York, Nov.The stock MONTE 06 ST.PETER STREET corner Palace Hill.packet bad quite a buoyaat recovery 123 St, Pe or Street, Quebse.TELEPUONE 877, THE ST.LAWRENCE to-day.Technical conditions were fav- Prepare pee Becond Ondis: orable, while various beleaguered in- PHONE 1696 : DAATLA (ES Drag DE ve teres were being foro to liquidate em | STOCKS AND BONOS Lou oron Canadien Noviontion (0 i Lite Lu - : lL e uUnooV \" Le .Loudon, MANRE QUEBEC & MONTREAL SERVIC: wer, pressed yostonia.ce peurs McDonal Les nce & Co.Margia ey \\ [77] « ROvAL MAIL = Prom From From From bh ; Montreal, Toronto, New York or / Losden.Harty Stsamships Montreal Quebee | POTA that relief had been secured by DAILY SERVICB _ s LINE Es PE a me Mniciear Sesevcones | Between Quebec and Montred | ESS ü PE ; iscontinue the cos ; L DESENTURE } \u2014 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHPS | 7 RESET te\u201d Me ie on | lk a iNusTAIAL SONDE DST was m en y t TEL 1287, TEL.3106.morning\u2019s report of the visit to the \u2014 Some spac ally sstzasiirs oder w \" \u2014 RATES OF PASSAGE BY HAVRE STRAMCEL | White H.J.Pi ings ou HITE STAR PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL Qua.vt and sows | There vers tome special Iailienses des | DIRRCT WIRE CONMECTIONS WITH | QUEBEC REPRESENTATIVE \u201cIMPERIAL\u201d Frome 1 tenant | ire Rats Ammen [st te ian | E & RANDOLPH, | \u201cEGAN SupsTy comrany.| idl si ai ede Comins Fnpose of Brin ec ve .y 8s, AIB'NY, 14000 TOYS ttt ar, om boues Viatotee | SE es geod: Brooklv Transit was ! Qnisadserpimmuem, | at So'clock pn.mopping Three Rives A CT Ss, ALbEBTA 14000 T bryinias, Tua Se is x ug 44.298 [upon a oT Later, oa à ati AFP MA ord nh vette boot and Borel, ue in ; az o'alock EME carry one class of Cabin Passeno pd Wiad we of the (nappy P=\" ao cident.Ha of frome fg encouraging Nem AAI A RH visé bing wiraguip J eave Monti ory, day éxcept fam.| X70 fd clusy) to whom is given qe So Sore m Moov 11: sare to, hin 11) Weranser tn Cons | | 77 I LUE Lu du Prebeta ngiiiine: je day 8150 door trae #2 \u20ac imlodation, situated in best part joi Po Liverpon) of seven days o ! West | |deficit.The loan contraction, al- i ! - Psion | o'clock sim.* \\steaner, $40.00 and 242.50.i RATES OF PASSAGE ae | though moderate, is the first showing | == \u2014 Friday Excursion Tickets sold at Firat Cabin EMPRESS Boats, $5400 i} loped.The decregse.19 the crisis dave wite further imports can be made only | ing interests as to the handling of Ho moa os 20d return 3.00, $5.00 od upwards.\u2019 au 0 | than wes indicated by the preliminary Bt [reat expense.The Bank of Eng- | the new relief measures, and in many | Fed 50c.Meal 50c.Second Cabin\u2014842.50, $45.00, $35.00.estimates, tht, praviig that the oon- with its reserve now below the | quarters it was thought that a turn LANDING Third Cabin\u2014$24.75 and $27.50 ta TO! decline .forty er cent.deadline, threatens to [in the financial situation bed arrived iverpool su \u201cOTTAWA on the banks: has come | aise the discount rate to 8 per cent.{and that from now on monetary oon- Quebec :\u2014Chouinard Wharf.Li jn to Londo Dirsct n nao raot.: > case Cabin recasried (called » ° au ed.The: magket elosed atrang | 0 B09 let up à drefte on îte | ditions i ik uly cm ent Oa Fepeoie aoû fuexpéaure Reford ONCIOS | \u201cté bet Sow regtonitns from the pan | 100 TL 0 WP oF on A rely.and Temi Rail Dee.11.Mount Temple - were Rit.| ser a value, [i The mopey famine has clo the | their purisg forced prices up from emiscouata al way Jan.1 .Lake Michigan Folk 23 poin ° DONALDSON Li} e000 wth \\whoels of ltidustry all over the coun- |] to 3 throughout the active SUMMER TIME [ABLE Jan, 29 +.Wount Temple md ALDSON LINE 90,0 Mae: gi Ed Hi and Wall street is no longer - the | list.There were but trifling reactions Taking Effect June 3rd, 197, LAKE takes 3rd Class @usglow Sailings from St John private vire from Chas.Hosd-B Kart ppuly blue spot.Where, formerly, the at any time during the session and E Leaves Riviers du Loup 7.Passengers only.BE.TritomiS.cpboo.oso or- os Ror | plc a hose.stock sept ror talk was of mills told up well \u2018into [the tone remained thoroughly strong ' CIPS arrives Conor NB.MOUNT TEMPLE carries 3rd Class Balncia.Dec.3 < oe w.Gos.1908, mow the compan story is osn: | with a tendency to grow even more M ygd Leaves Kiviers du Loup and limited number of 2nd Class.Alolden ii RARE: 0 Jan.il.\u201coth oe lation of orders and curtailment of active ns the hifher levels were reach: Are Connor = ny » On winter schedule those paying $90.M TSENGI aids ; Cabin $37.5, roduction ina natural consequence, ed\u2019 The market closed strong and ao Express Lome (onan X- 00 and upwards are entitled to fres ; ab Le ith.a concommjtant wholesale dis- | tive Bt the best piices of tl dey.Mixed Lesrs Connors N.8 first class transportation, Liverpool to i MSON-LINE harge of pmployess,, Pechaps thebeut | Total salés.308,607.~ - : Arrives Riviere vu Loup.don.: + eather vanp of the labor situstion Fie itt Ail Trsing Daliy exownt suntv Those paying 8100.00 and upwards don Sailings from Pectinnd, Me, |-42.a the return to Eurepe of thousands | 7 CHICAGÔ MARKET.BE mW oobsisot Fre rion de | 10 free first class transportation, Liv- 8a Jatona (Cold Suseass and Tool Ain.Dec.sth Amerions Italians = dnd \u2018Slavs, birds of pes- tneplied Daily to \u2018the Uhromisls Sant Be Houlton, Presque\u201d ine, Caribe asi | erpool to Paris.\u2018ons 4 & Dec 1 A ; vo.Hamel, Btook Roker, Fon Faire d, Me, For tickets and full particulars as to ku .3 ortunately our crops have notfnil-| Dalbousie iret.pda Riviers du Loup wit wi Intervologial |rates, necomodation, êtc, apply to J.\u2019 rom ol.Lu d oe A that WL i depression Quebec, Nov, 28, 1907.ace ribarialormation folders ste, apply © HONE, Jes 30 St.John St., and 46 , should no so long conti as in br.Mi Low.Clos | F-§ Slooki 2800, alhoysie St., and F.S.Stocving and THE ROBERT ED, the nineties, but even the farmer will [yp 0.Ox La runs: Baparittandens À avec dà Lau | U.E.Tenny, Ticket Agent, Quebec 78 8t,\\Peter Street, Quebes.Copper Montreal, Toronto, St.lohn N.B.) Portland, Ne | = be compelled to forego his dreams of fancy prices.In a word a period of vaut \"+ 1008 = 10084 M ver EE a Helen § Oro Ne, \u2014\u2014\u2014 - .which the country, su tu appear, mus | UEBEC RAILWAY, LIGHT .[enteh up to its capitalization.nH Quebec Steamship Coy Lid «Ve & POWER co.TE RCOLO NIAL Wall street in its customary manner FREIGHT DEPARTMENT ® ruth and Winer Time Tabie, 1907.08 | RB Sl Berrie Rad ios Ashiod \u201ci 452 | New York, Barmada and West ladles \u2014 Fallan 907, trains .and standard securities are unques: ei of 0m aud aiter Monday, Sept.20th, cin RAILWAY tionably Shean for a eash.buyer, ve .Royal Mail Lines NOTICE To GONSIGNEES, ii} run » ; ; ° 5 .[Actual , however, tem EXTWKEN QUESRS AND : MONTMORKNCY and altar Sunday el dave Ne A have dou Er NEW SORE VEODUCE MARKET.| SaninetromPier 47 Nortr Rives NE Owing to high tides, frost, to, To Wek baw alla, 550, \u2018as Levis asfollows: !* | liquidation will continue to unsettle a ork Sy reds re NEW YORK FOR BERMUDA Consignees are hereby notified to re ue _ f ,304; ,967; sales, 9,800.BERM | ve codes TT SEE or ots, 0000 1100 LEAVS LEVIS.: the markt, the large short intersst | 11 sud unchanged.Rye four, stesdy, | T1 Péronne LD ora Mov.| I re ane 12.60 (noon) every Wmiiutes tron 10 TB | 815 AM.\u2014Express for Riviere du | Tere it advisable Feo liquidate mar.|Buckwhest flour, quiet.Cornmeal \u2014_\u2014 val at Quebec, after that period ot 60) p.m, thea 2-06, 5-30, 3.00 \u201d | Loup, and Campbellton, daily except : aiment 4 barley, steady.Bye, quiet.Barley| NEW YORK FOR WEST INDIES | |time goods lekt on the ies will be Pare Montmorency Falls lr Quebec 60% | 8 AY.gined commi - nominal.Wheat, receipts, 313,000; ex- | ut Thomas 8 Croix, g.Kitts Astor Gusta: | solely at OWNER'S RISES v4, 700, 8.30 ~ i, 9.50, 10.48, 10,00, 11 0 SR 10 P.M\u2014Ex for Ri \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014r Spot | loure, Dominica, § ue, 88, Bar y - > SE eR aint dro hem wom | 410 PM Express for Riviecs du | fesas MONTREAL STOCR MARKET.|poris, 32,061: eal, 1,300.00.Spot dois aoû Demérars Jp eer ee au 10.06.0.44 end 1.00 pa.| Loup, daily expt Saturday | and : \u201c (steady.On the whole wheat was con- M.P.CO.NOLLY, General Agoat, po.ae Sunday: suotations Furnished by Messrs.New | Gio lite™ signdier to-day, on better | KORONA\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.- Boon Mth November \u2019 Leave Queces toc Moauseteney Falla 700 1.64 | 5.35 BM.Maritime for Hali- ville Lelleau & Co, 93 St.Pole |Wall streot news, reins in the Argen- \u2014\u2014\u2014 Daihousie Street.00am every bmi ut from | 0pm WD | fur and St.Jobn, .This train Street, Quebee.tine and covering of shorts.It Tot | Dee turther seemarion apply t> _\u2014 pam.then 7.00, 740, ~ 00, 2.0, 10 00am ALOR | will only run to 88.Flavie on Satur- Montreal, Nove.23, 1907.|yp near the close on.export rumors ARTHUR AHERY user Louve Me pr v utes ton is BR eid 8 Asked.Offered.| gad finally: 224-eont net higher.Socrates.Jeske ENO YT ws ya BETINA SRR A P.M.\u2014Maritime Express for St.UB Rey cs oe 10 TAL | Corn, reveipta, 15,060; exporte, 453; | AR OVISRMIDGEADY Aga ad BATWKAN QUERNC AND OTE ANKE DE Byscinies aad Montreal, daily.\u201cDim real Btvost Hy on we 160 169 (unies, 25,000 Spot easy.Oprion | F8 tcoting, Moon Jt.Bose: Asset dacess LA 3 3 BRAUPRE ag and Parlor Cassi \u2018oronto Street RY.civmen, 8b masket wus - more arfive and 4-10 ui 143 0 wxsk-bavs - 410 P.M.\u2014Express for\u2019 Montreal ead n Citv B.T.Co, xd.73 714 [closing at.58c.tô I cent net lower.The New Route to th Leave foe gia.Anne Ge Boaupre at 7.30 Bt, daily except Sunday, .Petroit United BYi.34 pawn.207 | Oats, receipts, 65,800; oxports, 29,140.: Sag ue o the Far-Famed sadam Li C1 RIS eB and TROD, | rior dx.Halifax Tramway.« 8 | Spot steady.Rosin, quiet.Turpen- usnay & St.Maurice Rivers, Ais TL em ad va pr Ee Pa Toledo R.& L.FI | tine, quiet.Holos, quick \u201c Fe irom, \u2019 DELAWARE & wii, snd tar Nov.25th, 1907, trains BUNDAYR 0.45 A.M.\u2014Exprees \u2018Bivisre du \"{San Paulo Ry.Co.101 [firm.Lesd, weak., easy.Spelter, as follows: \u2014 Leave Quebec for Sts.Anne de Beaupre 7.00, up, daily except Bunday and Mon- \\Richeliett & Ont.Nav, x-d.83 B50} oak.Sugar, * raw, quiet; refined, HUDSON RD.LKAV; QUERTO FOR 24h.Ju 00 2.10.L48, 048816 and 7,50 pm - - Montreal L.H.& P.Co: 807 80 ded.- Shortest.Quickest and Best | 8.168 A.M Montreal, daily ¢oupt Sunday Leave fia.Anne de Besupes for Gusbes.400 pA RB & T 68.com.quiet.Line 8.16 AM Koberval and\u2019 Chico iomi, dail 1040, LW.12,00 (noon), 4.16 and vee P.M.[12,45 P.\u2014Maritime xpress from Dom.I., coma.134 except Saturday an t aa Le .BE:WEEN QUEREC, SEAUPRE ANDUE.| Halilax and | 84 John, daily.This - Eidom.I.& S.Ce., pre.FL MONTREALTO NEW YORK 8.15 AA Lat ugue.ummiay saly.ea Soin only vi from St.Flavie oa Dom.Conl Con pre » Prenons from (Gpaboc Ya the Grand | 148 {puoi 8 wi thud.: .; .- cnarsacce + i .48 PF.mond, 811 y.pps Quebes fo Besupre, 48 Laat 813 | 9,10 pM Rapras = from Cambellion .Th Montreal Steel Works.81 \u2014 Fra ine eaet at Montreal With the Ero k ue Haroon ti daily orl sand vy.Liave Quebes for Bt.Josehim 9.45 am.and god Riviere u Loup, dally exosps |\u2018 .WEEKLY LETTER.Mont.Steel Works, pid.93 \u2014 Delaware & Hudson traine.Lu ut dl oh LS ennpre 14 1 am, 2 - = | Private Wire Neuville Belleau &Ÿ$N.S.Steel! & Coal Co.853 M Information and through tickets via 70084 La Tuque Rasserui aai Obiecett - and 00 po aosbes, 19,65 P.M\u2014Exprese [rom Montreal Co, 93 St.Peter Streut, Quebec.| Montreal Telegraph Co.140 135 above lines and the Delaware & Mudson Syndr day and ditirday ealy, (aise eave bt.Jomehiim, for Quebec 7.14, and 11.20 dally: except Sunday.\u2018Phone 946.Bell Telephone.\u2026\u2026 \u2026\u2026.118 can be had at ticket offides.ARRIVE AT QUESKS hon | M Our connects af Mas Jot wt 5.20 P.M Maritime Express from | New York, Nov.23.\u2014There was lit- | Ogilvie Milling Co., pid.118 110 Through Sleeping and Parlor cars | 7.0GA-M Caicsatou danses stand \u201ctraîne for pamengers oc coming is and | Montreal, daily.tle in the stock market happenings the | Mackay Companies.4% Mon to New York 100 onday and Satardas anis Le Tuque i rium, Acyive de.(are bo, | For (arihar acticdlusad Sleeping or Pator | past week to aliect it favorably.On fMackay Companies, Prel.83 ee _ 0.48 À Ÿ.St, taymond, af rexcon: meta ; ~ [Lar nite regime on rode Ho, please 87 oem | P08 it lavorably.On Mackay Companies, Pr es con eiting with trun on tosord prema service boxes, meat, No.Tet bay thud the contraty the mews thstinct-FLake of \u2018the Waods Cos oo -.x ©GOSYA RICAN HOUSES.7h nn Satur Aye), 14 prech EX ES en Se eu glass gi de À while uen Tate > foe Rood, t \u201c100 Writer i Onfteman Bays They Are | LA CIE OE NAVIGATION DE QUEBEC.00 iki Sent foupnn.aturtaz caly.For all other intorgation appir Soper | va \" the foencial ¢ i OO = \"a 100 P.M, ¢ al Ww] Komerval daily tent © the ?\" ave lle\" to ote edn of it Lavrentide Paty Go.\u201c064.0 a Lovely Lot.S.S.\u201cPERSIA\u201d Lo Kinder and te = 4.4.EV] EDW.A.EVANS, country, ter effects in the she; ontreal Cotton Mille.115 \u2026.\u2026.\u2026 Campbell Macleod urges in a recent h .ee & Tuque, Wodrreday oniy, dent Gen'i Manage Important Notice o necessitous li ldation fre sll Dominion Textile Co 2 \u201chy Croftamen that the house builders of 1 ; 38 a Samant rT Spd ing severely felt.New low are m.Textile Co., pref.\u201cunlovely villa; in the south | This steamer, class À 1}, plying be- | Ticket trranie at -1, Andrew Qtree ; QUEBEU & LEVIS FERRY, TO THE TRAVELLING PGBLIC.becoming monotonously familiar, the Sales.pou] south central ates take a les- |aween Quebec and Montreal, bona © all | 1.8 swexings sance 3 ie street 11 Che On aud After tne 3tn O1, 1907 Bo as to allow certain repaira being | Sbte5ce of speculative buying rendering | Montreal Power, 25 at 80; 95 at | ton from Costa Rica\u2019s native architec- | gopveniences | to bendle any freight | ind Fiputm:o «nda: Cuts Ficcet utes ot O.¥, HE UNDERNOTED TRIPS WILL BE the steamer Orleans in Davies | \"EAP breaks in the less active issuss [go¢.\u201d 10 at 80., ture.He tells how lovely ite hounes perly, light ar heavy.The rate of | parior end Seepiag oar acaonodati>a can de Tor emvenfont for pumenesn im raiine Gare | E000 10 vin \u201cthe alone Presents [An casy matter, Inability on the part | Nogunien Coal, 25 st 37, are\u2014bnilt from the native bricks and Tfrrigit is about 25 pe.lower than | rmrve rat 7.8 Sioccings oben pére toned rd lg (under Kioepred) commencing on Monday, 4th November of the large Interaste to renew mature Dominion Iron & Steel, 5 at 133.roofed with the quaint Spanish tiles, the regular tarrif.lose Froignt Train between quetez sa CUEBEU LV will run as follows, between St.Romu.| °X Joaus is doubtless responsible for! Dom.Iron & Steel Pol, 95 at 36, | He pictures a street in San Jose lined | ill shippers please take note?, .von ald and the Island of Orleans for (Much of the selling, the banks com-| Detroit United Ry., 80 at 81; 195 | with the houses of the pour bee a ¥.N.BROUSSEAU, Mgr.ALSE HARDY, avy Touay Intereolonin! Railway, few days: polling sale \u2014tollateral, in order to | 4 304.little ado ve, painted a heaven Atkinson Wharl, Tel.3048, | SPA FA Gea.F&F.Ask 4 d7 aL Romuald.pprongthon their position.Incidental-| \u2018Mackay Pref.\u2026 25 at 59 ly blue, the roof hidden by à weving gate Victoria Wharf, Tel.1845, | & & L ST.J.#Y \u2018ds zope te Camp [108 Exçron tro pivee (PV 3 ne Jam Quebes |); \"there has, of course, been realising | Hoe ins Nm Ontarte, 35 at 508 x.d, | Wealth of bright piak orchids : while | Montreal, > Tol.© uso Moutreni on.du N am.00 a.m.By those who feared a wholesale re ichelieu » 15 x0 | its neighbor just across tbe street is | Main.November 29rd.1307 PM, © oe Ine Fro Ag+] and Fra on duction in dividends, Ly railroad and Apps Street Ry., at 1634; 95 Now.painted many vers se end ; Tre Em wo a Lee CRIA o am BI wm | of recsiveshipe, Tb in the Spend thay | rin CHF.75 at 713; 8 ut 78 bold veel the \u2018might Blooming cereus, | CLARK'S CRUISE OF THE \u201cARABIC erobl.tread, 2.90 p.m.p.m.the iling busi paralysis will oron allway, .\u201cThe houses are painted all colors \u2018umasually steady, | 88 £xprim to River) 120 Ktprum trom Mop.| Por further information apply | to |bo lasting that explains the abesnse of | 1oiedo, Railways, 25 ab 114.of the rainbow, partiality being shown \"m0 Tiegh Kore (37) trous ump Capt.Desrocher, of 88.Frontenac.support, eines otherwise, much of the 00,\u2019 at 70.for blue at | rink ond, the, ayariovs 0 THE 0 R I E N : a ) boarding of currency would\u2019 r 5 ; \" rainy Leave Levis, i tocks bond: them is too r to boast a living, Fobruary'S te Aprij 17, 1800.Quebec Centr Raiway.| [NORTH SHORE MAIL SERVICE |S2eetenr 0e \u201c54 Ponte at these Vood's FnouphoËine | ben ea freres Our vanes | Brel pel UibySPtia mn | WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS Expres ts White kn Kaprem from bos.\"ee long as the 4 premium on [dey in devis of the south and south central states, | ORES: agir, adic.ole, a glory alta 4.00 From quebec Fercy 7.08 a, Dose uns snd} |) 00 6d New York R.M.S.KING EDWARD money continues, however, it is use ent] oi Gore 2 he remarks, have clay of oh bi nt rie A) ane Rome ne lion o0: | BOBTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS RM i Wats Momai\u201d less to look for a change for the bot.21a Debitity.Menjal and Brain Serre, Doe Tn uy.nd a or ervey | TUURS kcUND THE ORL, 3.00 To Bemnios.Nsgautic, nerurooke B pm td Lai this being the cause of the Witorrha, and Kf cio of Juntos material than the makers of the build.40 TOURS TO EUROPE PM.oot Sundar Abrmeh Pun dud * collapæe of confidence.About 875,000,- wi ST x ri, - art ing material down there have at | most comprel ensive an! attractive quer offered \"7 Jag Car D Eprinañeld.connoeting si Grand Trank k Railway Perry, 000 ht gold had besa ve the plain 9 eo melt Xd pin band.The paint for the Costa Rican F.C.CLARK, Tom De eu Eherbronke w ok Seas ald \" re .soun up .A fr a fiousss te usually of home manufac .y , \u2014re epzass, BOUTU QUENE a sponge, with little virible easing up Tormey ond Om fe ec.made from he.ma 17.00 AP Prat as da roro A K Pr in conditions.© government re RK CLOSING LETTER | tive clay, refined and mixed th mm.Saturday, \u201c% w neil en À P ° programme, which it was apparently | NEW YORK inex From Quebeo Ferry 6.00 p.m, .Tar.; pre the thought, would work & speedy faith [BY Private Wires of McDonald, Lee Kime, colored by pensive dyes or TRAINS ARRIVE AT LEV] S\u2014Boston Xx ao the We CAPT.C.VEZINA ght.ork I ce & Co.Hovhelags Bank | More often by improvised peinta\u2014the A Clear Soft gromand New York 160 pn.hile Hountais ba i» + Will sail for Harri oure, has not elici Tal appro- : age * | blues being made from the hluing used Skim is rosivia in Winter tn press 9.20 nm.Accommmiation 7,19 cu, &06 Express to the West 8 ita trom the Voix all intermedia: Harbor and | bation, being open to criticiem on the ding.washerwomen the world over, and IT inde.By aint omy a Good Senay |, VO CA >\u2014Faesige choked wud US Ges modern aul ater care Portæoi callon the North und of inflation.The $80.000,000 | New York, Nov.23\u2014The improve | (he reds and pinks from brick dust.ure Boao.an emollient Soup.like © | FIX Gxaminati0 of Quetme tv, AM an to the West, 5 Rovembar ir.Anticosti, Wednesday, ama bonde omn be legitimately | ment which wan noted (owerday to- | Ochre gives the yellow tint.\u201d \u201c 9 Lot factiver catoe vase and Pall mse ry na f Jape from a \u2019 made the basis of back cirenlation, | ward the élose has continued all day | sider,\u201d he clâdes RL ak 8.lacking, tty Fass Acer, 4 Wout Freight is now being received at the When we consider, oon: , Louth ques: J, IL, Walsh Usi'c ada ~GUEBBEC CHRONIC Polot-w-Oarcy Wharf, but the 3000.00.00 5, .mt Les.today \"pale Bower a hae liquidation \u201cthe cont of lumber today, andthe «5 À 0 vrundr, Gel AR Q ted BC CHRONICLE.où otal apple \" freight and oven though Preaidant Roosevelt help market has been removed and the one oven thon whet © fimey 10% Carbolic Toilet Soap, retreats (Foiled aod Rublished by the Cheon.HOLIDAY BROS, od to bait the boarded dolls from ita | Kouese from which 1s ind been ex house, hot in summer ard cold \u201cTn | Dre des rm temne voue | DOCTOR PHILIPPE HAMEL, N a 101 84, P s air, His ng wo! comes | pected a winter, the poorer classes in ama) @ 1e make it, inal: General Manager, 8%, he building of | eee 101 Bt.Polar Summ | ion late to pratore confidence aby tie to Wait street.The fant towns \u2018and in tbe couniey live in, the Street Conan svseial smells SURGEON DENTIST Baber only oe | TABI | ov eer apse bt | i rey, bbe Veg | Goi wl fone hom ge | (man nn | Enlil Wry of Pre ah Waly, $1.00 \u201cper avate li manent.Possibly new certificates may | President, was also favorable end it plichhy of the structure, and the ease at Seekist sheet this sad Cornerof st.Joh: and 5t.Angele Sis fret insertion 10.pe per te Hne Standard ety for Gest, verve as & guarentee for French gov.| was considered to mean that some | with which the material may be ac \u2014 NO.8.- 3 rea agate sob | Arme, pero feux) erament ngrinet its gokd whieh we | arrangement had been arrived at be | quired at our own back doors, as it KE Caivant à Go.007, Deruhaster Street, Sppesile be \u201cBah Telaphone Ce.\u201d beequen .cures consider sould so nicely use lor other: | tween the gavernment and the bank- | were, should make its own » , Mentasan y sept.17 xtu.-th.-satzim, snd Bladder Troubles SR « .\\ EN > $ | 2 10 THE \u201cQUEBEC, OBEONICLE > MONDAY.NOVEMBER 25, wor, fa PATRIOTIC SERMON j F SIMARD & CIE.SPARKLING APENTA Delivered to the Members of / PERS ,NAL §