The Quebec chronicle, 22 juillet 1908, mercredi 22 juillet 1908

[" vt Highness will land at 4 p.m., snd ESTABLISHED 1764.\u2018QUEBEC AWAITS ARRIVA EcANDOMITABLE\" THE SHIP OF MISTER Will Land, His Royal Highness Here Today \u2018 for the Celebration of the _ Tercentenary.vd + A DAY OF SPECTACULAR MILITARY DISPLAY .With the arrival of His Ro igh- \"sss the Prince of Wales a bation of the preparation for the cele- tion of the three hundredth ammiver- of the foundation of the city of = Quebec will have been reached, \u201cmystery\u201d ship of the British navy, the Indomitable, with the Prince on Board, is scheduled to arrive here some time alter noon to-day, and according to despatches from the river below the ship will be on time.After « series of official calls from the Gov- ernor-General, the Lieut.-Governor, the \u2018Admirale of the different fleets now fn port, and other officials.His Royal ter receiving an address from Sir Wiltrid Laurier, on behalf of the Government of Cauads, will proceed to the Citadel, where he.will reside during his all too brief wav in Quebec.As already announced, His Royal Highpess will pass through the following streets on his way to the Citadel: \u2014 Champlain, Dalbousie, Mountain Hill, Port Dauphin, Du Fort, Place d'Arme, ft.Louis.The of through which the Prince will pass will be lined with troops, and the dey promiess to be \u201c one of military splendor.While to-dav will be an exegedingly busy ove, attractions for the thousands of visitors, who still continue to arrive in inrge numbers.Among the events were ge firot formal periormancy of the avants .naval and military sports @ and a grand military totoo on the Q A.A.grounds, tha rendition of Pavid's Bymphonic Ode \u2018Christophe Colomb\u2019 at the Drill Hall, a ball by à the British officers of the fleet at the | \u2026æ the decorator still continues, bo goons, .W.H.Cotton\u2014let W.O.Brigade [ Parliament Buildings.and numerous other events af more or loss importance, Quebec seamns to have given itself up to a period of rejoicing without regard to any other consideration of the daily doings which have hitherto claimed the staid and peaceful procession of its progress.Business ecems to be a forewn word and one not easy of translation by even the most re gular of its mercantile residents.From thow in high estate to those of more mndest pretensions all seem imbued with a desire to make the birthday party of the Ancient Capital a worthy and one which will live in the tiftory of the future, The work of an by the time the Prince drives through the streets to-day on his way to the .orey fortress on Cape Dismond, the citv promisea to present an ap ce mich as it has never done 4 within the memory of eny living resident.By dav or by night.the historic natural beauty of the Ancient Capital will be added to by ail that \u201c, human hands can do and its hospitable walls will be open to its guests in the same happy and jovial spirit with which they coms to participate in the festivities.THE MILITARY PARADE.The troops and order of procession which will take place on the 23rd instant through the streets of Quebec will be as follows :\u2014 ; Royal Nevy and Royal Marines (if .ou parade)., \u2019 Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, Lt.- CE EE eu mn avalry , Lt.-Col.R.Turner, v.C., D.S.0.\u20146tb Hussars, 7th Busears, 11th Hussag, 13th 8.L.Bra Field Battery Command, Lt.-Col.J.Davidson\u20146tb Brigade C.F.A.(3rd and 21et Batteries), Lt.-Col.WwW.A.Grant; 7th Brigade C.F.A.(13th and 2nd Batteries), Lt.-Col.R, Cos tigen.Bentiomen Cadets, R.M.C.Major E.N.Motley.Garrigon_ Artillery, Lt.-Col.H.MeL.Davison\u2014Composite Ragiment (3nd and 8rd Regiments and Cobourg Com: ).En ineers, Major 8.Howard\u20144th Com A Fame de Division, Brig.-Generél , Lt.- Col.J.¥.Lite Tth Regiment, 13th t, 21st Regimemt, Plot Regi: Regimen 2nd W.O.Brigade.Lt.-Col.W.C.Macdonsld\u20142nd Regiment, 10th Regiment ; 48th Regimenthy Divisional Troope\u2014Corps of Guides, t.RB.W.Leonarda .6 Co.C, A.8.C., Major W.M.1 son.No.5 Field Ambulance, Lt.-Col.K.Dameronre yesterday also had many\u2018 The | Guards, 14th e Sed Division, Colonel W.D.Gordon ments to vend \u2014Srd W.O.Brigade, Lt.-Col.J.Meson\u2014lst Composite Battalion, 2nd Com posite Battalion, 3rd site Battalion; 4th E.O.Brigade, Lt.-Col, J.Hughes\u2014Governor-General's Foot iment, 43rd Regiment, 4th Composite Battalion.Divisions! Troops\u2014No.5 Co., C.A, 8.C, Major S.E.de la Ronde, Sr.3rd Division, Brig.-Generhl L.Buchan, C.M.G., A.D.C.\u20145th Quebec Bride, Lt.Col.E.B.Ibbotson \u2014 3rd Fgiment, 5th Regiment, 65th Regi: ment, 5th Composite Battalion; Tth M.P.Drigade.Lt.-Col.H.M.Mac Lean\u201462nd Regiment, 7th Composite Battalion.Divisional Troope\u2014No.5 Bec.Sie nailing Corps, Capt.C.H.Elois.No.10 Co, C.A.S.C., Major J.N.B.Guay.Com.Field.Ambulance (Western Ontario), Lt.-Col.G.8.Rennie.Royal Canadian Regiment, Lt.-Col.R.L.Wadmore.Western Contingent, Lt.-Col.J.A.Hall.COL.F.L.LESSARD, Chief Staff Officer.Quebec, 21st July.1908.The parade will take place, as already stated, aftergthe rehearsal on the Plains for tH Royal Review, which takes place at 9 am.After the rehearsal, on returning to theft respective com, the troops will ceed by the following route :\u2014 the exit at the western end of the Plains of Abrahem, by way of Bt.Louis Road, Grande Alle, St.Louis street.Plage d'Armes.Buade, Fabrique, St.John, d'Youville.Artillery, St.George, Abraham Hill, Crown, St.Joseph, St.Valier, Lorette Road to Sevard camp.The 3rd division will break off at the corner of Crown and Joseph streets and to its camp by way of St.Joseph, St.Paul, St.Peter and des Soeurs streets to the ferry wharf.THE PAGEANT.One and all were pleased with last night's ormance on the excellence of which all Quebec can pride itself.Fully half an hour was cut off the programme, as parts of the scence were eliminated and everything went with far more unity and dramatic precision.The entries and exits were for the most part conducted smartly, the marching was more military and the acting and singing showed a decided improvement.frere was little to choose between the scenes and thoss lacking in action more than balanced this featurs pomp and magnificence of scenic display.The parade ol the armies was a distinct vuccess, which is a hopeful sign, as it is a scene which should be the crowning ory of a spegtacular production un- ç ted in the history of this newer world.We understand that it has bees brought to Mr.Lascelles\u2019 notice that performers have no opportunity of witnessing the pageants and he at once undertook to interview the Commission with a view to reserviag a portion of the grand stand for them all through the Pageant.This being the case, it is hoped that when they leave the stand to to their places of sssembly, they wiil proceed \u2018thithes by the path along the clif.end thus avoid interfering with other seenes by marching on the stage in the full view of the audience.Details as to the time and place of assembly for the historical cortege will \"pra be published in this evening's papers.THE INDIANS.No one who Is interested in the Pageants should miss the Indian will: with its old {ashioned topes lorned with their picture-writing.Saveral of the Indians were in the in Nile expedition lor the relied of Gordon; others have been on exhibition in Germany, the Hague and Earl's Court, London : may of them have taken part in the staging of Hiawatha They have a large nurgber of curios of beadwork, &ke., some of which are for sale.THE PRINCE'S &HIP.H.M.2 Indomitable, with H.R.Bthe Prince of Walea on board, and her consort, E.M.R.Minotaur.based Fame Point at\u2019 2.00 por.Y ay, and shonld arrive in port about one o'clock this _morming.Quebes and levis Ferry bas made arrange two of its stemmers \u201d POMMER OMMERY.In the open market of France and Great Britain, | where quality fixes the price of Champagne, Y STANDS FIRST down the river for \u201chs accommods- ton of citisens who wish to meet: the ships, DANCE ON NEW HAMPSHIRE.There will be @ reception and dance on the United States warship New Hampehire probably on Friday after nou.CONSULS VISIT WARSHIPS.The members of the Consular Corps paid official visits to the U.8.warship New Hampshire and the French warship Leon Gambetta between 11 o'clock and moon yesterday.The corps was represented y General Henry, Consul for the United Staves, dean of the , A.Joseph, Consul for Belum, Beior N.Levasseur, Consul for autemals, F.Gunn, Consul for Norway, Lieut.-Colonel E.F.Wurtele, Vice-Consul for Denmark, F.Carbray, Vice-Contul for the Argentine Republic, Geo.Tanguay, Vice-Consul for Ui ay, T.Levasseur, Vice-Comsul for il, and F.8.Stocking, Vice Consul for the United States.The consuls were \u2018 received very cordially by Commander Cowles, of the New Hampshire, and Vice-Admiral Jauregiberry, of the Leon Gambetta.The latter stated that the visit was a striking evidence of the harmony and entente cordiale which existed between the two races in Quebec, a harmony which was in the best interests of bumanity apd progress.On leaving each ship the U.8, flag, that of the country of the dean of the corps, re ceived the usual salute.WILL HAVE OPERATOR.Mr.Manning, of the C.P.R., has made arrangements to have an instrument and operator at the foot ol the Champlain Monument on the 23rd.WESTERN VISITORS.That the people of nur great Canadian West recognize that the Tercen tenary celebration is of a national character is testified by the fact that the City Councils of Vancouver and Victoria, B.C.have sent both their mayors, Alex.Bethune and Dr.lewis Hall respectively, to Quebec, the muni- trip.These gentlemen arrived in this city yesterday, and are guests at the Chateau Frontenac.It is interesting to note that Victoria, B.C., is the furthest western city in the Dominion of Canada.THE \u201cDON DE DIEU.\u201d The arrival of Champlain's shi \u201cDon de Dieu,\u201d has heen fixed o\u2019dock to-morrow, after which erew will immediately land, and it is urgent that imorical parade , th Vor 2 the the least possible delay immediately thereafter.MEETING OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY The Roys! Society of Canada will hold two meetings in this city to-day in the Convocation Halt of Laval University.one at ten o'clock this morning and the other at B.30 this evening.At®the ggprning\u2019s meeting, which wil probably @ attended by the Gov- ermor-General and most of the official guests to the Tercentenary festivities, the presidential address will be read and the presentation of New Fellows will take place, while poems will be read by Rev.Fred Scott and Mr.L.P.Lemay.At the evening meeting addresses will ba deli by Judge Routhier and Rev.Dr.Burwash, Chancéllor of Victoria College, Toronto, and Mr.A.Rivard will recite one of Zadler's poems.At the conclusion of the evening's sitting a garden reception will be given by the Professors of Laval in the Quebec Seminary gar dens.RUSH TO QUEBEC.Montreal Gazette: The rush to the Tercentenary celebration at Quebec, is larger than was expected by the rail: way authorities.All the trains of the Canadian Pacific were run in two sec tions Sunday and verterday, and were well filled.In addition, an extra train, carrying 300 passengers, was sent out from Windsor street station, alt the running of this train was not eduled until to-day.Five C.P.R.trains a day are now running, and each of these will be run intwn, three or four sections an the exigencies may require.Telegrams from Quebec say that 25.000 visitors sre already in town, and that there is still room fog more.ar ee cme.ADMISSION TO THE TENTED CITY Owing to the fact that a large num- her of guests are now located in the Tented City and as the Directors are desirous of securing lor them every comfort as well as privacy, they have decided that after two o'clock this afternoon a small fee of ten cents will be charged to those desirous of visiting this most novel attraction and enjoying its promenade walk, and view of the river and battleships.On the nights of the illuminations and naval display, Thursday, 23rd, and Monday, Lith.special provision will be made to allow à large number to view the firewnrks and illumination of tho Geet from one of the finest sites avail able.On these nights a fee of twenty- five cents will be charged.Tt ia fur: ther contemplated that one or two band concerts will be held on the pre moines of which due notice will be given ater.A CLEVER CAPTURE.\u2018 Three men and one woman appeared in the Police Court yesterday morning and were remanded to jail for 8 days by Magistrate Angers.The quar.teite are wall known in police circles over the border and their arrest vas effected by Mr.W.H.Welsh, General Buperintendent of the Canadian | Detective Bureau, Toronto, and his staff of detectives.The prisoners are all expert shop lifters and penny-weighters and three of them have quite a record in thelr _ line of business, These are Mabel Carron alias Mabel Ryan, Jimmy Ryan alias Broken Nose Ryan d .They general: their b i i ath ments and their kr pooule : in shat line of business.\\ cipality bearing the cost of their long\u2019 should form and get into position with WHAT IS GOING ON HERE TODAY Meeting Royal Bocisty, 10 a.m.Artival Prince of Wales, 3 p.m.Landing of Prince of Wale, ¢ p.m.French Rustic Theatre\u2014Vaudeville, 2.30 and Running Races, Exhibition grounds, 12.30 p.m.Theatre Populaire\u2014-Drapeau de Carillon, 8 p.m.Grand Military Tatoo, Jusbec Athi etic Club Grounds, 8.15 p.m.Christsphe Colombe, Drill Hall, 8.30 p.m.REPETITION OF THE GRAND MILL TARY TATTOO.The grand military tatton, which afforded such delightful entertainment to those who were fortunate to be present at the Q.A.C.grounds lest night, is to be repeated to-night, and now that Quebecers have some ides ! whi an event of this magnitude really means there is no doubt that the stands will be crowded at this | evening's performance.The faint out- i line given in the press of \u2018he remark.! able attractions which Mr.fohn Siutter, the talented bandmaster of the { 48th Highlanders, haa grouped in this | | performance, was far from preparing our public for the gorgeous spectacle, and magnificent musical programme, presented to them, and to say that the reality far surpassed the sxpecta- : tions is to put it mildly.Though primarily a musical demonstration the grand tattoo includes sights and scenes which equally charm the eve, touch the Leart and appesl to ; | the imagination.The whole perforfa- ance was spacinlly arranged for the | Queben Tercontenary, and reflects tha highest credit not only on Mr.Slatter, but also on his numerous performers.THE BOSTON VETERANS.Licut.-Colonet W.McNamara, late of the 15th Royal Irish Regiment, now ~omm B Naval and; Military from Matos MIE at present quartered at the Auditorum, in company with Lieutenan: Urling and Clancy.Sn frere with Lord Roberts vesterday.who was very pleased to meet them again, the trio having served under Bobs during the South African war.Among tbe visiting veterans there is one who was engaged in the Crimea, Lieut.Urling, who is attached to the British Consulate at Boston, served sll through the siege of Mafeking.and just two | \u2018days before peace wan proclaimed, got ; wounded in both legs.On Colonel McNamara's staff are | | the following: General Goodale, \"CA.ADC, Capt, Goodale, Soiot | I.Cheny and Capt Wilcox, Hartford, | Conn., U.8.A., Colonel Lowe, Hartford, Conn., and party from Boston.The affahle colonel in command ia voung in vents, being on the good side of 40, and is proud of his charge.The Veterans will remain in the city until the end of this week.JAMES BERNICE DE PASQUALI AT THE GALA CONCERT.The great prima donna, who has risen 20 rapidly during the last few .years, will be the greatest musical attractions of the music festival ar-| ranged in connection with the cele | brations.| Mme.de Pasquali will he heard at | the Concert je Gala on Saturday, when she will be assisted by the fine : festival chorus and the augmented Symphony Orchestra.It is no wonder | that the sale is progressing in quite an unprecedented manner and orders for teats are reaching the musical committee hy telegraph and mail.| It is expected that thousands will be unable to gain admission.Of course, , whilst same will go mereiv out of cur; josity, merely to he able to gage un- disturhed for bours at the royal and distingnished personages who will attend the concert in state, moet 08 those attending will do so for the \"wake of hearing the great American singer: who disclosed her nationality only alter having firmly established hersell in ntate, an one of the great operatic stars.Mme.de Pasquali will sing two operatic airs, the famous \u201cA fore e ni,\" from Verdi's-Travista, and \u201cl'air du Mywoli.,\u201d from Felicin David's \u201cLe Perle du Bresil.\u201d The Symphony Orchestre, under the able baton of our own Joseph Verina will accompany hoth arise, and will have tho mssistance of the entire \u201cChristophe Colomb Festival Chorue jfor Zossini's \u2018Îinflammatus the solo part of which will be sung es it hae naver been before in Canada by the grrat soprano.In this ensemble wark, the climax of the entire musical portion of the crlebrations will ba reached, h spirit of tha enthusiasm reigning will he infused into the singing of the var lone patriotic anthems by the entire chorus and the great soliet.FLOWERS FOR THE BALLS.Any ovo who visits Mra.Lemienx's store, 99 John Street, at the present time.will readily recognize that her recent business trip to the States hes borne good resulta.there being an axceptionally fine display of flowers of all variation to suit all tantes.With ber usual foresight, Mra.Te mieux has laid in stock a very large and varied selection of flo for the making of special Bouquets and but tonhoits for the coming Walle, she having added to her already axtensive Knowles of the floral art by her vocans 4 to the Statesa distinguished | Congress Phywivisns, Laval University.5 Lématrols at Auditorium, 2.30 aad i staurant, the finest Restaurant in Eastern Canada.Capacity, 6,000 Special Table d P* UET'S PURE FOOD le daily.Luncheon - 50c PRONSET crue RETAIL DIVISION 167-173 St Joseph Strest E SERVE Ice Cream, Cake, Hot and Drinks, Sandwiches, etc., in if our Pure Food Restaurant at al { hours of the day.ù QquUESEG.DRESS GOODS.A special lot of Colored Dress Goods, - plain colors and fancy designs, fashionable and serviceable, regular price S5cayd.On Sale Wednes- * day, per yard.28c SALE OF LACES.Dainty Val.Laces, beautiful designs, 1- inch, 11-2-inch and, 1 34-inch widths, offered cn Wednesday at Half Price.Regular prices 3c, 4c and 3c a yd.Sale Prices.Cees 1 1-2c, 2c and 2 1-2c LADIES' GLOVES.Ter-Centenary Kid Gloves, our own special brand, in black.tans, greys and browns, made specailly for us for the present festivities.Price, per pair.$1.25 THREAD GLOVES.Ladies\u2019 Lisle Thread Gloves in tans.greys.white, black and navy.with two dome fasteners, good value at our regular price.40c a pair.Wednesday.per pair.19c \u2019 RICH FURS.Ladies\u2019 Handsome Persian Lamb Muffs, beautifully trimmed with royal ermine, melon shape, the best vaue in Canada at our special Ter-Cen- tenary Celebration Price.RICH FURS.Ladies\u2019 Handsome Persian Lamb Neckpieces.very handsome, richly trimmed with ermine to match the muff previously described.Special Ter-Centenary Celebra- « tion Price.$4§.00 LADIES\u2019 MUFFS.Ladies\u2019 Melon Shape Muffs of fine quality \u201c&Y squirrel, beautifully dyed in imitation of mink.positively the best value in Canada at our Ter-Centen- ary Price.$14.00 R i: 9 À FUR NECKWEAR.Ladies\u2018 Cravats, fine quality squirrel dyed in imitation of mink, \u2018satin lining to match the- muff previousiy described.Special Ter-Centenary Celebration Price.$16.50 BRIER PIPES.Handsome Brier Pipes, in cases, with amber mouthpieces, splendid selection, rare value at our regular price, $1.50.Ter-Centenary Celebration Price.only.$1.22 LAP ROBES.50 only\u2014Linen Lap Robes, size 48x66 inches, with knotted fringe.fancy stripes on ecru ground, matchless value at our Ter-Centenary Celehration Price.sac LADIES\u2019 FANS.A magnificent selection of Hand Painted «gd Silk Muslin Fans with gold sequin ornaments, direct importation, regular prices $3.50 to $8.75 each.Ter-Centenary Prices .$2.28 to $5.55 PROGRAMS.The Official Pro-/ gram of the Ter-Cen- / tenary Celebration is an sale here, French or Eng- | lish, the only Program au-! thorized by the Executive Committee.Price.10c | PICTURES.Handsome Oil Paintings on heavy paper, size 11x14 inches.showing the land of Champlain, convenient to take away with you.Special Price, each.8175 PICTURES.The Official Souvenir Pictures, size 11x14, showing the landing of Chargplain in a pen and ink reproduction of the poster used hy the Committee.Price.15c POSTCARDS.The Official Souvenir Postcards of the Ter- Centenary, the only Official, Cards of the Celebration.Price, per set of six, complete with Official Souvenir Envelope.18c BUTTONS.\" Evervhody wants one of these Official Souvenir Buttons, bearing the colored bust of Champlain and the Official wording, together with the dates 1608-1908.Price.5c Latest Importations ! SUMMER W ; Novélties in Millinery, .Novelties in Jackets, È Novelties in Silks, .Novelties in Dress Goods.1 New Kid Gloves in all jongthe 12, 13 and 20 button lengths.Black, White, Tans and .Pastele Shades.n .à Best Quality in \u2018Dents\u2019 and Perr - New Sunshades and Umbrellas, New Ostrich and Marabout Boas: New Embroidered Collars and Handkerchiefs, Real Laces in great variety.s in Printed Voilles.Fancy Colorings in Muslins.Rich Guipure Allovers and Insertions.New Embroideries and Insertions.Rich des.Novelties in Axminster Carpets, Novelties in Carpet Squares, New Designs in Linoleums, * New Cretonnes, Sateens ani Curtains :5 PER CENT OFF FOR CASH, GLOVER, FRY & C0.EAR.I ANTIQUES A Hall Clock That was formerly owned by a famous French Canadian Gener:l (1750-1300) has been placed * with us for disposal.Tt is the old grandfather p'style, shows the moon\u2019s phases and is fitted with a calendar dial, The clock is in good going order and the case is in good condition.An aflidavit accompanies this clock, certilying to its antiquity.The price is $250, We have a number of clocks made during the 17th and 18th couturies ; one of Frencn manufacture, made in Paris by Leonard Bourgeois, 1708, another, a Mantel Clock, with weights, is of a much earlier period.In Antique Hall Clocks, we have six fine examples in different desigas, showing the various styles in vogue during the three preceding centuries Antique English Silver Fish Server, Geo.III, 1776, Londoa.¢e.$30.Shaving Brush, Geo.II, 1808, Loadon.$10.Tea Pot, Geo.IV, 1824, London.«.c.860, Beer Mug, Victoria, 1852, Exetere.$20.Antique Dutch Silver In Datch Silver we have & model of the \u201c\u2018Victory,\u2019 showing iu repousse a vignette of Admiral Nelson, aod also illustrating some famous naval battle scenes.This model is 14 inches long, and 19 inches \"high, Price $225.Antique Diamond Necklet Cousisting of sixty-two finely matched Bri- » liants, weighing 27} carats.Price $4600 a | 0.SEIFERT & SONS.Diamond Merchants 16 Fabrique Strast, Quebs: / \u2018| tions.There is nothing more import Une Quebeg Giron igly QUEBEC, JULY $2, 1908.SAND NOT A DROP TO DRINK.\" It is not always the unexpected that happens ; once in a while it is the expected.The behavior of the Quebec waterworks had been so phanomenslly good this year as to become suspicious, and the citizens began to wonder when the customary annual breaks and stoppages of the water supply for which property holders ave taxed one-eighth of their income would aceur.Tim solution of their pussle camo on Monday when the banal break occurred and the city was deprived of water for the greater portion of & coupls of days, at s time when {ts population was nearly doubled, and the number of thoroughbred horses sent down here to the races rendered the situation doubly embarrassing.People have boan drivem to all manner of shiits to | obtain water for their pressing needs, (they have been obliged to resort to the fountains until the supply in the basins was exhausted, and to the rivers.Buch impure sources are a menace to the public health, as the scarcity of water is destructive of all sanitary arrangements.and if a serious fire were to break out at this time our present rejoicings would be turned into equally heartielt lementations.Quebec has gathered in her visitors from all parts of the world, and has been placed in the position of being unable to ac | rommodate them with a glass of good drinking water or their morning bath.The situation is à crying disgrace to the city, and the more so that this year it han been revealed to the eves of the outside world.We are quite aware that the blame eannot fairly be placed on the shoulders of the water warks officials «ho are able and pains taking men.They do what thev can, but they cannot be expected to for» see and anticipate wesk points in the main or subsidiary pipes; all that they can be called on to do, is to remedy tha disaster when it occurs, and to make what provision they csp in the interim, and this ia done ; but the trouble lies deeper.Accidents will occur, it is true, in the best regulated femilies, but not accidents of a regu- | lar and mechanical oreurrence.We do not recall to mind any other city.! wbére a zeries of annual breaks in the ! pipes supplying water was regarded as part of the normal conditions of civic | existence.Other places would have , concluded long ago that such a state * of things involved too great a risk to the public health, the public life, and the publie property, and would have supplemented their deective water sys- teh, with ons on which more dependence could be placed.They would not be deterred by the cost, even if they were forced to retrench in other direc.ant ta the well-being of a city than the reasonably assured regular cor tinuance of the water supply, and there is nothing so little assured in Quebec.With an orderly population, with an efficient police protection, with our thoroughfares the admiration of visitors for tbe manner in which thev are kept, with efficient sanitary regniations, with first class men and appliances for fire-fighting.we are exposed every year to the dangers and annoyances of a defective water mp ply.and this, as we have said, not the fault of the water works officials, but of City Council after City Council that has had thus pressing prob lem before its eyes without the cour age to attempt a solution of it.GOD BLESS THE PRINCE OF WALES.Tr-day we hope to welcome ta our chores His Most Gracious Majesty Edward VII.in the person of his repre sentative and heig apparent, the Prince i of Wales, and while we all regret, ms we are nure His Majenty himself ve grote, that State duties have prevent el the Ring from gracing our festiv.itien with his presence, and from re newing the acquaintances which he himself when heir apparent to the throne formed here, our welcome to bis ann ie none the less hearty and spontaneous, for his own sake as well as for the sake of the august personage he represents, for His Royal Highness is no stranger to Canadians; but an old and valued friend whose grorth snd estimable qualities made them.' selves recognized on a previous visit.To-day His Royal Highness repre sents not the King only, but the Em: pire of which he in the head, and which has grown up and prospered under the wire and far-sesing pol cy which has rightly earned for him the proud xitle of Edward the Peacemaker.In the Prince, so well known to us for his | appreciative sympathy with Canads | and the Canadiana, we see the Empire which is being built up slowly and | carefully to an extent greater than that of Imperial Rome, and on lines ef fresdom of which Rome never dream: led, assisting nt our fetes, identifying itsell with our sentiments and aepira- tions, and making common cause with one of its members in ite refolcings.This lends a weight and dignity all ita own to our celebration, and is a source of legitimate pride, but we «6 more than this.We eee in the Prince of , Wales the representative of a Royal , Houve that han abgays heen intimate ly amsncisted with Canada, fram the , Dnke of Kegt, lather of our late he.loved Queen Victoria, to the present day ; & House that has always taken Canadas to te heart, and worked thoughtfully for her best intsrests | and finally, as we have eaid, we ses QUEBEO; OH RONIOLB:) » LT a = = .ra and NPR scH-MUM Champagnesare dn daily use in all the principal ROYAL 1AL COURTS of EUROPE.anMUMMacs Forall banquets, dinners and other entertainments, during the Tercéntenary Celebration, use Maco THE CHINIC HARDWARE (A.St.Petar Stroet, Lower Towa Branch, Fabrique St., Upper Towa SPORTING GOODS Trout and Salmon including the resows.re EXTRA DRY \u2014 Is the most exquisite Dry Champagne Imported Flies, Reels, Lines, Baits .- Fe Barnes er WEY enMUMM sc0 JE SELECTED is à grand Brut Wine of unequalled style and quality.een granted to Messrs.Royal Warrants have G.H.Mumm and Co.by His Majesty King Edward VII * His Majesty The German Emperor esty The Emporor of Austria His Majesty The King of Italy His Majesty The King of Sweden His Majesty The King o His Majesty The King of Belgium > His Majesty The King o S.B.TOWNSEND & CO, Montreal, Sole Agent for Canada.I.General and Hsavy Hardware flor Season Reductions.BRUT f Denmark f Spain glad to welcome back amongst us and to look upon once more.All these things are typefied to us in the triple ostrich feather of his crest, and the motto which his House has so faith fully put into practice towards us, \u201cIch dien, I serve.\u201d Yes ! we are proud, as well we may be, of the honor done to us by the present visit, but we ars also pleased, and humanly pleased, to meet once more one who won all hearts in his previous sojown amongst us, and this gives our welcome a spontaneity and warmth which cannot accompany a mere official reception.There is but one thing lacking which would have rompleted our pleasure, \u2018the presence of his gracious consort, the Princess of Wales, who has, much to our}, regret, found hersell unable te acc&npans him, but \u2018though lost to sight to memory dear,\u201d and while our lips ac claim the advent of the Prince, our hearts will include in their warm good wishes his gentle and amiable consort.HOW THEY DO IT IN OTTAWA.The last discovery made at Ottawa in that relating to the sale of Indian lands to Upited States lumbermen.Our speculative friends next door wanted the property.But they éould not buy it from the Government direet at the price they were willing to pey- They had, therefore, to desl with a little party of three Siftonian politicians.The three men bought the land from the Government for $9,017, and turned it over to the purchasers from the United States for $101,830.This transaction stands thus : Paid by purchasers to the politicians .or 8101800 Received by Government.9,017 Profit for politicians .$91,813 The three politicians pocketed $30, 600 each.This scheme is small when compared with the Saskatchewan land deal.In that case \u2018a politician now in Parliament, with a few other speculators, got 250,000 acres of land in the West for $1 an acre.Within g year these men had sold out for from 88 to 812 an acre.The figures are these : Received from the settlers.$2,000,000 Paid to the Government at [ TET RY: pron 250,000 Profit for politicians \u2026 .81,780,000 But the polipéeians de not always deel directly with the settlers.Thus, in the Robbins irrigation case, the land, instead of being sold to settlers, wan put on the London market, and was dia of to a company for $800,000, The same policy seems to have been foliowed with the grest timber grants made to the Burrows-Fraser group.This coterie has secuted the best part of the timber of the West.Rurrows sold one of his concessions for $80,000, and he and hia friends have put up other grants for sale for sums running as high as $800,000.\u2014Msil and En.pire.PRENZIED BOOKKEEPING.Hon.Mr.Fielding has propounded s new doctrine of finance.Debt le not debt any more, so far as the principal is concerned.When you figure out your liabilities, all you Lave to take into account is the interest upon what you owe.Thus the Nation! Transcontinental Bail way will cost in the neighborhood of two hundred and fifty milliens of del.lars in cash, but ail the country will bave to pay will be the interest charges, amountiag to some thirty- eight millions, according to the pres ent entimate.The balance ie à matter of bonkkeeping.The moment the Minister of Finsnes admitted the corçectness of the figures an atated by Mr.Borden, he gave away the whole case for the Government, It does not make the slightest difference to the taxpayer how the items are buried or disguised.There is the cost, and it has to be paid, and whether principal or inter ja him am \u2018old friend whom wo ere «ot, there is only ons way te pay ih Tke money will come out of the Dowinion treasury direct, or it will come out of the pockets of the people in the shape of transportation charges, The reault is just the same in any event, and every dollar that in expended will add its burden to the taxation of the people.The Government supporters ohject to adding in the cost of the Quebec bridge.This is simply another case of juggling.There is from twelve to fourteen million dollars to pay for that bridge.The cost is not made any teas by keeping it in a separate account.The structure ia intended as a part of the National Transcontinental.It is ns necessary a portion of the road az the piece between Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie, and the expenditure in connection with it has to be borne by the public in just the same way, no matter how the books are kept.There is a surprising lack of freshness in the attitude of the Government in desling with this railway project.The Ministers are forced to admit that they deceived the electors in their original estimate and they are evidently determined to keep up that deception as long as they can.Information which ought te be before Parliament has been withheld, and the teport of the commissi who have the construction of the endtern section in hand, is a model of meagreness.For ail the real information it aflords, the country .might well have been saved the cost of its production.The facl of the matter Is that the Government Is not at all anxious to take the country into its confidence in the question of the cost of the new railway.nd the reel truth as to the will not be known until there Fa change + administration after the ur lection.\u2014 Winnipeg Teale\u2014 HYDROPHOBIA MYTHS.Med Dogs Do Not Act as Many Be lieve, Owing to the rarity of hydrophobia \" y mythe have grown up around it Tndeed, what passes for P common knowledge of it is almost all false.The \u2018mad\u2019.dog does not froth at the mouth, he does not hate water, he is no more a product of summer heat than of winter cold, and he has no inclination to bite except in blind re sentment of any interference with the motionless hebetude which char acterizes one phase of the malady oz with the maple to constant and x posslens flight which marks the alter oative manifestation.The dog that acts as rabid dogs are popularly su posed to act can confidently be held to be suffering (rom some other and more common disease.The sympton that should most quickly exeite -anspicion in a notable and otherwise unexplained ohange in the animal's dis position, a calm dog becoming excit- sble or a lively one dull.In neither cave is rabies proved, but in both the dog should be carefully confined and Jatched, and oxpert advice should be secured, + There is much misa prebension.tog, as to the cause of hydrophobia dogs.There is but one\u2014infection of the blood through a wound inflicted by a dog suffering from the disease, Whether a dog in fed well or ill, too much or too little, has nothing to da with the matter directly: neither has abuse ne lack of a home.The stray starveling is more dangerous than the valued eanipe friend only because he is more in the way of infection and because the early stages of his ill- mas receive no attention.This, however, is quite reason onough to war: rant the destruction of all awnerless and unonntrolled dogs, for it will be nnticed that every outbreak ef hydro- phèMa about the beginning of which anything is known starts with the biting of one of more dogs by » dog from nobody knows where\u2014by pre.cimly the dog, that is, with which the dogs of » borhood are sure to pick quarrels.As for mussles, they aro effectual in exterminating rabies when thev are worn for a long time by avery dog in a definitely limited region, but all ex- jcopt the very best of them are torture to the weavers and their use in a district subject to constant invasion ile almost unless.laire Fontaine.( As the\u2019, is draw.$.J.Shaw & Go.\u201cag to à lose, ve will 18 ST.JOBN STREEC Cor.Mouslain HII a now offer the balance of our Parasols, Sunshades, Flowers.and Ladies\u2019 Straw Hats at Great Reductions.7 PARASOLS, and Noire Dame Sireots - OF THE Foundation of Quebec DRILL HALL, GRANDE ALLEE Tues.and Wed, 21 and 22 July AT 8.30 P.M.Christophe Colomb Symphony Ode in 4 parts, Music by Peli FLAGS FOR THE Tercentenary SIMONS & MINGUY 20 Fabrique Strest, Telephons 333 Quebdsa.cien David.) 400 Choristers-100 Instrumentalists under the direction of Mr.Jos.Vezina.By the Quebec Symphony Societywith the distinguished co-operation of Madame Bernice de Pasquali (prima donna).400 Choristers, 100 Instrumentalists, under the direction of Mr.Joseph Vezina.Admission\u201482.00, 81.50, $1.00 and 50 cents.Plan of the Hall and tickets for sale at Messrs.Lavigneur & Hutcheson, music publisher, St.John street.july11,18,18,17,20x8 Embôdy rellable fabrio, superior workmanship, dis, tinctive shape and individual style.Sue Hrs Liz 05 Hanmeons SUMMER SUITINGS Price reasonable.Quality \u2018and satisfaction guaranteed.WM.LEK 364 St.John St.(Without) La Banque Nationale, On and after Saturday, the first of August next, this bank will pay to ita sharcholders a dividend of one and three-quarters per cent, Duing at thy rate of seven per cent par annum, up Electrical Supplies.| Do not forget to call np 2797 on ita capital for tho quarter ending or 1126 for your Electrioal cn the Sha of Jul pet installations or ropairs as we .pole.according are always y to aiteud = - oe Sach ey areholdars inscrib.to your work.\\ By order cl the Bosrd sf Director, |J.W.BARRETT a ELECTRICIAN Macager, Quebec, 10th June, 1908, 18 CROWN STREET, For Wedding Presents You Will Find the Greatest Variety of Silverware, Cut Glass, Bronzes, Clocks and Jewellry at fair prices, in the well knewn storeof - - - EMILE JACOT, 0 scJemePh - Bishops College School, Lennoxville.P.Q.MRADMARTER : Rav.RE.J.AIDWELL, M.A.(Oxex) D.C.Lration Mines Bouin éctogt or gor, Frparatios fo nie CER RA Tg HR SRE : ) EH juiy 1Batd Admission, $1.00, 75e, 50.aad Sstorday, 25h Juy, 1908) WHI.LEK'S AT 830 PX.CLOTHES OF .Grand Concert de Gala CHARACTER = | i ! 1 1 Half Price.¢ JORREST & SONS \\ FLOWERS, tm roe wt Ea Half Price.Tents, Canoes and camp Cuits L ADIE s° war me.aviron,u,| STRAW HATS, Musical Feasts of Tercontenary Half Price.! r \u2018 x Wa ce .: |- A GRENIER, Distributor - - - - - - QUEBEC Telephone 1141.94-96 St, John St, - Laurentian ter THE QUEBEO CURONIOLB me able impurities.T HIS Water is bottled direct from the Spring, aud is absolutely free from any animal or vege- 1t is a PERFECT DRINKING WATER, PURE, HEALTHFOL and REFRESHING, and is supplie\u2018l regularly to more than 10,000 families n Montreal It is also used constsuily in the large Montreal Hospitals and by nearly every P ysician in that oity.Laurentian Water is sold in half-gullon Lottles at a price which places it within the reach of everyone in Quebec.Analyse of Lavrsntinn Water made »; he Pref.4.7.Donald :\u2014 The figures represent grails Imperial Gallon | present grains por Chloride of Bodiam.oiveeeaee 541 Chloride of Potassium, Ti *Bulphate of Sodium.q Bicarbonatsof Sodium.Bicarbons'e of Magnesia .Bicarbonate of Lime.Riles .0e aoccuvucocencuss 43 51 97 We would draw yonr attention to the entire absence of ANIMAL, and VEGKTARLE matter, avd the remarkably small quantity of Hime.ntl .° Dr.À.A.Brown, of Montreal, says \u2014 \u2018As an article of human diet the Importance of } I here med Lacrentisn Water in my Lairentiid Wa.ec 15 ca- family for yard.In my opinion itws |, ormous.\" porfest table wacer.It 1s the pures \\ water that | kaow of, Every Bottle is Thoroughly Sterilized Before Being Filled or Refilled, 14 COLORED CANVAS, ALL COLORS.3 ln White, Blue, Pink, Seal van À wn, and Golden Yellow.Patent Pumps & Beaded Slippers di INALL STYLES Tennis Shoes, al Styles.WM.JACQUES & SONS, Tel 427 43; Fabrique St Justom Shoemakers.Repairs Done While You Wait, \\j PRICE TEN CENTS ET your copy of the Official Pr gram before going on the Grand Stand.The Program selling on the Grand Stand will cost you 260.The only Official authorised by the Executive Committee is the one illustrated hers.This is now for sale in the stores at the established 10e PrOO Of.u0occavonsauasenusensesescencess The Advertising Committee Quebec Tercentenary Celebration.G.A.VANDRY, K 3.far #iCc K, = SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE TO | NEW YORK via MONTREAL and | ADIRONDACK or RUTLAND ROUTE.BUFFALO SLEEPER - Leaves Montreal 7.30 P.M.Daily.+ - Tygpa-tables, ete, on appiieation to \u201cAMERIOA\u2019S GREATEST Agents, Can.Pacific Ry.RAILWAY SYSTEM ® wy 1118162214 \u2014 * \u2019Tercentenary Celebrations Historical Pageants.Stand seats can be reserved on and after let July et the offices x of Z.Paquet, St.Roch ; Quebec Central Ry.82 St.Louis Bt.; Can.Pne Ry., cor.Bt.Jom and Palace Hill; Grand Trunk Ry., cor.du Fort and 8t.Fafonamtion Bureau, 21 St.Ann Ste.: Teroantemary 7 COMPLETE SERIES OF PAGEANTS GIVEN AT EACH PERFORMANCE 21st July.Prices 92.00, 81.50, $1.00.24th July.Prices 22.50, 82.06, $1.50, 28h July, Prices Log, $4.00, 33.00, 27th July.Prices 62.00, $1.50, 81.00, 29th July, Prices $1.00, 75c., 80¢, \u201coo Slat July.Pring 78c., M0, Ba, Grand atend tighet booths open 8% 3 pm.Gates open at 3.30 p.m.Per formances UYegin et 5 pm.1 Peapit are to be in their seats at 4.45 p.m.» = REE _ meer a Richelieu & Catario Navigation Company Tercentenary Arrangements MONTREAL DIVISION mem the Bard to the Tob he both days inclusive, the wisamers of SAGUENAY DIVISION Visitors to Quobes should not miss the opportusity of visiting the wond- orfel que y River, cos of the worl d's greatest trips.Steamers sail daily loge of occupying staterooms addition be the forego visitors who may not be able to secur?ar -e vommodation ut any of tee 1 be relied with meals amd berths y are remaining.in port, | for rates and information apply to = = £ i ¥.P.CONNOLLY.48 Dalbousis siresty °° SYMMER SHOES QUEBEC By J.A.Bangster.If you are a traveller, sailing up the St.Lawrence, what a picture Quebec presents, with her gilded domes, her - sunlit steeples and the beauty and < LADIES\u2019 SATIN SLIPPERS solidity of her varied architectural structures, founded, indeed, upon a lofty and majestic rock.If it be a Sunday morning the clear, bracing air seems to intensify the welcome strains of the sweet music of her many church bells.Looking over the Dutferin Terrace from Quebec, you have a broad range of beautifully diversified views surpassed by no other spot in the world.See her antiques and curiosities.Mark well the many places gray with age and sich in historical interest.Take a ramble to see the landscape back of Quebec in view of the Laurentian Hills, and it will be to you \u201ca thing of beauty and a joy forever\u201d Mingle with her broad minded people and at her feet you will launch forth from her shores upon the restless bosom of the noblest river on earth and with eye upturned | to her stately summits your inmost i soul will exclaim: Beautiful Quebec charming spot that has no peer, you will he the wonder and admiration of 1 countless millions vet unborn.Sparkling in the distance, as though she were the jewelled gates of a city of gold, Quebec stands out in all her effulgence as the entrance to a lovely, wealthy and healthful country.Within her portals are cities, towns and | manufacturing centres which promise fair to rival Magehester, Leeds, Birm- | ingham.Sheifiel Worcester and Ridderminster.A Dominion which, although almost limitless ir area, has\u2019 several continuous stretches nf navigable waterways, each extending over two thousand miles, and two transcontinental railroads gp long, with a call for others.and a nctwork of railways throughout the more settled parts, Besides the ordinary farms in the more thickly populated provinces, | there are.outside the boundaries.many extensive farms, it may be, with heavily loaded orchards of the most luscious fruits or perhaps covered with vegetables or made up of fields dancing with corn and grain, or yet again huge ranches able to pasture millione of cattle.Over her wide expanse are exhaustless hunting grounds and vast water areas teeming with fish and seal; many thousand square miles of forests that have not yet heard the wondman\u2019s axe and miltions of acres of rich soil which have never ielt the ploughman's blade.A country possessing the richest metals and most useful minerals of the world.Beyond all this are far-reaching and almost unknown terrflories where countless herds of bison, horse and other animals roam at large over its vast pral- ries of waving grass.A smiling gaf- den land of flowers everywhere.Can ada enjoys a clear.bright atmosphere sweet, pure air; a varied and matchless climate creating healthy, sturdy and happy men an dwomen.Who would not fight for such a land?Quebec is pre-eminently *a city set on a hill\u201d Before the advent of the red man was there no human hfe on this prominence?No succession of fierce contentions for mastery?Fach tribe of indians here in ture | had its day, until finally the fiercest and most warlike tribe of thcae dusky denizens of the forest very reluctantly was forced to yield up this proud van tage ground to the destructive forearm of the French invaders Next the British longed for a foothold in this Fortress of American waters.and, sending Phips, defpanded the surrender of Quebec.Sut Frontenac, as brave a general as adorns the pages of any country's histqry, sent back from his unassailable position on this height the haughty and defiaut reply: \u201cGo and say to your master ! «hall answer him by the mouth of the cannon.\u201d Later from Quebec's towering steeps Montcalm.cagle-like, ceaselessly watched every manoeuvre of Wolfe in that intrepid general's indomitable determination to get possession of and rest secure in the serie himself.1 shall not here speak of Wolfe's many attempts to weaken or to out-general his tircless fne.How.for instance.from the high ground at Levis.across the river, h« polnted his merciless artillery towards Quebec, and, hammering away, literally demolished \u201clower Town,\u201d and yet how fruitless of guod results such 3 prolonged caanonadin, was, an it left Montealm uneéathed an virtually unaffected in natuRe\u2019s acrop olis.Suffice it tw say \u2018has by the | shrewdest «tratagem thet dauntless hero at last succeeded in scaling the eliff near Quebec and the two armies ware soon locked in deadly combat for the domination of America's Gibraltar and very reluctantly the French were forced to give np this \u201crockbound citadel\u201d to the British victors, In that dreadful contest the British and Trench, each alike, lost not only a gallant general, but death claimed for her own the greatest generals of « great sge.We drop hot tears to thei rglorious and immortal memory and we wreathe their names, if not their hrows.with laurel and myrtle.Oh, wondrous outcome, that the two most dominant and resourceful ns- tions on earth, esch of which, at that time, scemed bent upon the thwarting .disabling, yea upon the very an- niliilation of the other, should in thie \u201cFair Canada\u201d of ours have learned, through due respact for one another's traits, to live in such peace and concord that when, Inter, the Americans cast an envious aye on this \u201ckey-stone of the St.Lawrence\u201d these two pes- ples, y ei speaking difiergat ngusges, were able to repel the insolent invasion of a resourceful and haughty the cadle of Can: ere were the earliest as well ss the most famous battles fought, and thep.as ver since.she has nurtured her sons and daughters on her bosom of exhilerating breezes and sunshine; Wrotection and Vberty of thougbt and action: deepiy-ruoted patriotism and vigilance for a fureign ag- May that innate spirit never be quenched.Cruel.indeed, would he the mind that would conceive to sever; heurtl~ ¢ oux .circulation of accidents to the Indian \u2014F \u2014 bros in the ei afternnnn brings out | MOUNTED POLICE.| When her wears hands thall rest, | runner, and slso that he is not wil ih ; + el .Additions are constantly bein de o! on her quiet breast, : À lot \u2018of money ia being bet on the Ugit Refreshmants om of the strongest elds of por to the Terentenary Sports Cormities Then you'll think of mother; Marathon, the Englishmen freely back.| at hin, meeting There are over fox | programme, and we have now the fes, in work thos hands one moved sing A Duncan, of the Salford Hor | _ _ !e hun , ç .or the children that she loved, i vi ; AND In the frst race, Star Emblem, after rieasure of announcing that, thtough ! \"those toil-wopn bands of ther.t viers, who covered the course at the way.He won by three lengths pulled i up, while Waterlake was just as far nhead of King Cols.Halhaid was i the public choice ua his splendid race of Snturday.Herman Johaton and Nihlick made a race of it in the fiftl, by running head and bend al! the last parc oi The fourth rare was Dalbard all the | | to bring here the two best teams in the Senior Alter all, all is said and done, there is nothing pleases our population eo much on a Saturday afternoon as a good exhibi | tion of tke national game, and with such an attraction ae is heing pro- | vided for next Saturday no one can | say that we do not have the best ! | sporting events in Quebec.Both tenms | when | pend on the start.1 saw Pierce and Dnncan, England's best Marathoners, run to-day.Th ; will give Longboat at bis best à sti argument.© Simpson and Lawson are ti better overy day.The others en af | ip good shape.! Tangboat arrives in London | tomorrow from Ireland.1S NOT BELIEVED General Opinion is That the Indian Can Win the Mara- the à y.Herman Johnson was (PF ï ge Tre heat \u201cand \"ond The drive | will be very keen to win the match | Ast.Burn is a better man than thon, \u201cin hetter shape than dif Niblick.The \"bath an necount of the handeome tro.| was considered, others in this field were ontrun all the way.althongh Caper Sauce made up a lot nf ground and finiched a fair third.Miss Vigilant, after.her eary victory of yreterday, scemed éore and ran disappointingly.The last race of the day was for non-commissioned officors and was wop in n 10mp from the rest of the field.| phies that will gn to the winners, \u2018ns well as an account nf their desire ; ta appear favorahiy before the notahle guests who will be present.No stranger to this country should {ail i tn take thin opportunity of seeing the historic gems at itn beet and as for our own people they can be rolisd on | He was publicly toasted at the official to attend cn masse.the courtesy of Commissioner Perry, | The Olympic officials are much annoyed at James E.Sullivan's talk of protesting the Indian.Young, the Canadian bicycle rider, received a special medal for meritori- i oun performance for pacing the Englishman to victory in the 62-mile race.banquet.London, Fais 21-1 the Indian, Lengbost, is allowed to run in the Marathon, which it is believed he will, the committes having already decided not to allow the protest filed against him by the Taited States committee, it is likely that the prire in this | event will again go to Canads.Little trial in 2 hours 15 minutes.ponte, his good race the last time out, | yo North-West Mounted Police | will whn ran second to Duncan, and Meals â la Carte, shoul 4 hold his firld ral.Aloe Gronks give nne ol their famons musical rides When her eves shail close in sleep, Jack, another smart long distance fans xm.who will cart or vu a oii | RE the Friday afternom sports on the | From which they'll never wake tel man.The Canadians pre ready to | be the contender and shot second | A.C, grounds.This very novel and weep.eupport their man \u2018almost to any \u2014 with Verdor third- honld Park intereating performance will naturally Then you'll think of mother- À amonnt.The second race shew at nd be made the central scent of tho | Oh.the vigils they have kept, The races will bring together the Row F, tn the post pre choire @nC | aftermcon, but an excellent programme In the night while others slent, most cosmopolitan lot of competitors MATHIE ELLIS CO.should have so fe to rer hey twill slea be prepared af military and Thote lavelit eves of mother! oF the whole Olympic games.Australi from this a his i Te road th | naval sport Theee will include | = | will start three men.South Africa four LIMITED cace of yesterday, wil} surely ¢ | gamen.races, tug-of-war, &e.&e.When her tongue shall silent be.including Hefleron ;* Greeca, Finland.180 ST.PAUL STREET.FULL SUPPLIES OF: oT.Carr Fire Bricks) : Hurll Bricks, * Brook Shoobridge Cement Hammer Cement, Anchor Cement, Coment, ire Clay Cement, contender and will be second, with Blue \u2018ont, whn has just about round- od into form, third.The third race will probably go to Bparkles with L.M.Eckert the one to boat.This pair will he clone to: ther at the end, while Cursus will right up.Bitter Hand will have to carry mors weight than on Monday, but in this field it should not stop him.He | The Gentlemen Cadets nf the Royal Military College, Kingaton, whose admirable work han already won auch high praise, have alen kindly consented ta give another display of kyn- the Committee to provide a series of sporting attractions worthy of the occasion with which they are connected, will he appreciated by and their visitors, as also the kind nantien, We trust that the efforts of ' Read no more, nor sing for thee, Then vou'll think of mother: Then vour aching hears wil long Far the rnuntel, pravery and song Fram the tongue of mother.When the line shall part no more With the dear.weet smile of vore, | Then vou'll think of mother; Think of every loving kim, Which thrilled vour childish beart with Russia, Belgium, Austria, Bohemia and Hungary, one each; Holland and Îtalv, five each : Germany, three : Denmarktwo America, seven.and the United Kingdom and Canada the full dszen allowed hy tha rules.The course is exactly 26 miles 385 cards, an thet the competitors will have tonclnded hall the distance when they pass Easteote road.The start will be from the palace gates at Wind.Drain Pipes (sll sizes), should win, while Caper Sauce will blies, Er .it : ness from many anarters whith haa va sor.and the ee will conclude an the portetts ie et Vases, likely be second and Ati third.sil) | enabled shem to include in their pro- From the lips of mother.| einder path in the Stadiom.part of a y .The fifth race will be one tha gramme fo many magnificent attrac lap being Included in the distance.The American Anthracite Coal, Georges Cresk Smith Coal.A VISIT SOLICITED.be hard to pick.(Cockaure hos beat- on better horses and should win from this Int to-day.Gibson is now in tions.e SNANROCKS NEFEATED.Years will pass\u2014they're fleeting now Bring no shadow on her brow, But kindly think of mother: Marathon will be mn on July 24, he.cause on July 28, the sevionn work be ing finished, there will be mare cers Ask any Newsäeaier or Call at the POST CARD\u201c 25 BUADE STREET (Next to the Information Bureau) N B.\u2014The price of the only Official Programme authorized by the National Commission 15 25 cents.For \u201cMAGI THE ABSOLUTELY PURE TABLE WATER Bottled, in Sterilized Bottles, at the Celebrated Caledonia Springs.SOLD EVERYWHERE.Caledonia Springs Co, Ltd, Caledonia, Ont.M.T;n: 1008 & Son, 90 and 92 Cote d'Abraham.Agents for Quebea Water TELEPHONE 36).ood form and will be the one 101 Montreal.July 21\u2014In the first match Help her often as vou maf._ monies, as on the opening day.| Beas, with Dash pind third.for the Minto Cup bere this afternoon, Tile with her in eu aber, The prises ave to be distributed that Fi reais Emblem.Aa NS Blais idee Pe fer emer the afar Mer fier, Good food build amrocké, ho .i .ve , Notice to the Public.Grant, Yerdos ok Row, Whisk | bY 8 \"Core of six goals to bve.Fai = ti her woul nd, er sorties grd der 00 ul $ good Mon.* 2 | Broom, Blue Cost.' AVS B But show vour lave to mother; isted in the distribution of the Clarx's Pork and Be \u2019 During the state visits of KR.| Third race., L.XM.Eckert, YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.ar het while on earth she stays, | Suited Tn Du n ans contains more peste he te Ve SE Third tace\u2014Sparkles, L.N (Kastera-) By vonr loving acte and wave, prises by do et Prchess- strengthening and nourishing qualities Raivny Cam wu, wot ora ye ATSth reer Bitter Hand, Caper oN ontree) Baltimore re Rochester- | \u201cBe dutiful to mother.: than Prime Canadian Beef even.vod | Fie : degce games postponed ; rain.rarer To eure o headache in_ 10 minutes, ,; Fast = abeolutely removed in race.\u2014Cochaure, Gibson, Bash: (Natiopal.) N)TICE TO TOURISTS.aon Kamfort Headache Powders 16 Clarks Pork and Beans is the most economical EDW.A.EVANS ENTRER FOR TODAY, JULY 2.At Cincismeti = ladeiphia, 8 Take the Parlour Bxpress Ob wmts, ut.andone of the most appetizing of foot.A Set.\u2018 ; race, vix furlonge , , 9: 8 rain ee | f miy 18x11.ca 1007 Lap Godecheux, 101 Marie.M leaus 0.Boston, 8 Beaur dre and Montmorency Falls.| Rooming Acc modation and can be à good dinner for one grown man, ; tot : Dsastiar, 110 Bock ines, 108 | AE PL ; Boston, 8.Beaurr SR L'&P.Co'sStation| During Tercentenary and can be eaten either hot cr cold.\u2018 ; ra K.0.BR, + «Ths ee = ; for Finlderiek, Li; Star Emblem, | Piteburg.9: Brooklyn, & every week day.morning at ten Celebrat! Refuse all substitutes \u2014 because i © pay a 101: Miss Felix, 99, , (Ametiese.) o'clock, gulde on train explains ele on.larger profit to the dealer cost less td make, and 1 Town of Montcalm.Recon rave, five furlomgs- lue Cont, Ay Washington i rot all points of Interest._\u2014 fore cannot be 1a good.Insist on having Clark's.here- \u2014 0 Tardy Dance here, Br Wd | A Philipe + july.Persons who have given (hei names B Notice is given that the Corporation ile , 14 pote Le ES fo ts viable | 6 Bomber 1 aride 1 Toes room, $8 ; Herman Johnston, 190.la Bt.Jacques street, telephone 1809.| Trun, 146; L.M.Eckert, 136; Curaux, Sparkie, 136; Ever Cleveland, 2; At Now York t\u2014 Chiragn, 6: New York 8.Second gamo\u2014Chicago, 3; New York, 8.At Boston: \u2014 Philadelphia, 4.meer ILLUMINATION OF 23RD JULY.steamers Champion, Frontenas a Oresns will\u2019 make harder, leaving On the occasion of the illumination, al trips in the Shamulain Market to the Bureau ni Information, Ne.21 Duade atreet, and Lave already rented thelr rooms, are urgently requested to notify the Bureau at once.Cards ran be had by calling at the office lor the of mailing and keeping the 1.M TASCHERBAU, Fourth race, six furl Taventress | Ft.Touis, 1: Boston, 9.Secopd purpose a me [ES ST Le Ba à AP Pet tra Bon day der ve, Do Get the Genuine.Wm.Clark Mtg, Montreal, » Caledonia TEDNESDAY, yULY 2m ENJOYABLE MAHAL BALL LIST EVENING y, Mr.and Miss De Parkpn, Hat John De Villiers, Mr.A.\u20ac.|, Brig.-Gonoral, Mrs.and_the Misses Drury, Mr.and Mre.Dyer.Me, und Miss Dandurand, Mr.The Menus of te phim NOTABLE STATE wo SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Citizens of Quoboc Entortaned by Of- | and Mise Furmadiiph Eaton, Heo fears a he British sad party.at Home and Abroad, pronounce : partie 0 Eh Lio end ; A most magnifi i Mrs.Fages, Mr.end Nrslast eine re Ball os ar Miss Grant, Vice-President Mremente oi the Parliament Buildinge by | Féirbanks, Viscount and Lady Fal Admiral Curson Howe and officers oF | mouth and Hon.Hugh Boscawer, His For Anemia, Apollinaris eakness paired the British fleet i rt.Over | Honor and Mrs.Fraser, Hon.W_ G5.207 w ve ! Im | one thousand invitations hod Teen in.\"Mrs.and the Misses Fielding, Bt.Hon, = : riglari,* wn \u201cail eued and from all parts of the Pro Bir Chas.Lady, Mr.and the Misses 21e tnt, 8 Pe, | vines responses aécepting or regretting | Fitspatrick.Mr.and Miss Meredith dipeuses due to poor , blood, et received.Externally, beyond the Finncane, Sie Keith Alexander Fraser.| wr CR IS R Ù isplay ectrio lights for t a ry S WwW .VIN ST, MICHEL Hiiady \u201cie pue bre |, Tone Cour Ci 1 HE EVERAGE OF THE SELECT WORLD.to demote eue | Arms Gaudet, Nr.and Mra.Garnesy : social funetion, tenden i 3 .à} builds up and strengthens.Fr ro Fanetions rep on | Mayr, and Mos.Cine Mr and] a pickin, Lom betore the hour.fixed His Excellency \u201cthe Governor-Generai | Fathers and children ; d grand for the ball, Sérringes and automo | and Countess Grey, Lady Sybil Grey, anasaanacceuac can oe - parenté, ali regain health.d'éitatiéstby taking MUR [0 nt and hoe ne ber of gueats were in at Hon.G.and Mrs.Grahsm, Col.T.CHAMPAGNE Of H.and ¥re.Grant, Nr.and Mrs.W.: : Gillman, Mra.and Mise Gooderham and .+ + x were the ni nt | iss Nadine Kerr,, Mr.W.i : i | ST 7 | EERE SE Wow o, Thousands of American aut ve 8 Pu méme 8 wmpiucus puppee wes A J Ee od Mine Holt, Mr ad | Sweet Peas of all Colours, Mrs.and Miss Hamilton, Mr.and Mrs ¥.Henry, Viscount Howick, Col., Mrsand Miss Hanbury-Williams, Louis Hetbette, Col, Mrs.and Miss Hendrie, Ë .The appointments for the ball were om a most elabornte scale.The splendid Legislative Council room and the Chamber of the Legisiative Assembly Few Notable Occasions on which tt Great Varities of Carnationswas Served during Month NinS'Michel.¢ ¢ $ \u2018 ç ¢ i ted a most beautiful and anim- | Ron.J.D.and Miss Hazen, ¢ fonds ane.Thee ils are.so Mrs.and the isso Heys, ME and of June, No expense spared to allow visitors get- ; andsome that tl qui to eet re.Huestis, Mr.&.(5.am ins Hi .ee a ones Brit | and Mr.Hill, je, Miss Holland, Ne; oo ting all kinds of Natural Flowers they re ; liantly lighted and, with flags, ben- Ae Hooper, yr.dre and he | Few Notable Occasions on which G.| $ quire at Mrs.Lemieux's.Boston and New ?ner nerets tream ver inses Hall, Mr.a rs.H Co.\" vi 0 EE ere windows and skirting | Home.Mr.and Mre.Hill, Mr.end BE Champagne vos | York latest styles for hand Bouquets for 1 = > the galleries.they afforded a pictur- | Mrs.E.A.Hoare, Niss Hughson, Miss | 1008 : \"à the coming Ball 4 a BENNETT 8 esqueness which was admired by ail, | W.Houre, Mme.and Miss Hurlbut.1908.| ¢ es 2 A vec pr Palme, ferns and other plants and out J.{ \u201cDerby Dinner\u201d by A.M.King Ed: .; \u201d a Ye 3 i i s VIL, .Commencing Mendes, July owers were exquisitely placed in all! Fis Honor Lieut.-Governor, Lad \u2018ward VIL, at Buckingham Paiace MATINEE DAILY the rooms and corridors, while other | Jette and Party, Captain TF ohnston, { June lat.| U X \u2018 garlanced the supper room.| A D.C.Colonel C.J c | Di { Pri R of Bevan a 9 $ VUELCKEL & NOLAN'S he floors of the two improvised Sin Fort Hr.Mone and Nisa Jon 1 at Munich .to in of the first FLORIST ¢ -rooms were rgeously estooned co = .! oi ji i DIXIE MINSTRELS with bunting \u2018nd during the evening eph, and Mise Faro.| Catering Exposition, June lst.$ Ç excellent music was discou y t .; 0% .BEST OF ALL STAR NEGRO SHOWS | acellent music, was Caitermarie sand | Mr.gud Mrs.Kepnedy, Hon.and | Dinner by BRH.prince of Wales at} ¢ 99 St.St John Street Phone 236 : 30\u2014REFINED JOKERS-\u201420 H.M.8, Exmouth.Mrs.Reine, Captain Kinesid Smith, | the Frogmere House furing the race ; meet at Ascot, June 18th.Dinner of Prince Regent of Bavaria The belt surpassed all expectations in the magnificence of its tout ensemble while t ladies toiletg were in great taste and beauty.Many entire ly new costumes were worn and the Jovely gowns easily graced and en- Xr, Rear-Admiral and Mrs.Kings | mill, Capt.Knowlton, Miss Kerman.at Munich, June 18th.L.Reception to the Minister of Com- L.J.Lemaire, Sir Frs.and Lady ! merce and Industry, in homor of the Langelier, Mr.and Mrs.J.de Lotbin- International Congress of Cotton Manuflere, Hom P.Landry, Nr.and Mrs.® Kee the Great Palm Grotts First Part, \"audeville Olio, Aftorpiece, Prise: Band Singers and Dancers.Grand Street Parade and Concert Daily at 12 and 7.30.FR 5 À 1 Picture Prof > .hancéd the beauty of Quebec's fair i Incturers and Spinners at Paris, Juns | PRICES.Night -030-368100.[ISLA \"ll ay how ree | LSS Lachance, Sir Bears de À | Post Cards î a {one might say from every part of the and Mrs.Lachance, Sir Henry de | Banquet of the Pyatomobile Club of The Shertest & Most Direct | continent, from Ontario, the grest Lotbinière and Mrs.Nanton, Viscount France during the races of the com, | rt t N ti Fest, Maritime Provinces, from New Lascellen, ADC, .Mrs and Misses | mercial vehicles, June 3rd.| Direct Route to the Eure.mpo an 0 08, York, Baltimore, Boston and other | qui de Tavis.£.B.Lockwood, Mar- Dinner given by the Cotton Manu | Photo raob | American cities.Fos s, Merquis Mirepois de: [ncturers and Spinners on the occasion pean Continent.AM officials, Ministers, Semmtors, | It was early in the morning before vis, Hon.Mr.and Mrs.Lindlev, | of the Fifth International Congress at | Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier, Major- (the Rois de Boulogne-Paris, June 3rd.| General end Mrs.Lake, Lord Lavat, ! Banquet in celebration of tenth an | ¢.¥.0., CB.D.8.0, Major N.LeVas- | piversarv of the Acro Club of France, seur and ladies, Mr.T.LeVasseur.| June 10th.Revd, Mr.and Mrs.Love, Mrs.Lock- Legislative Councillors, Members | of \u2018the enjoyable entertainment closed the Parliament, who have bean invited t> | guests departing with very plessant the Tercentenary Festivities and who | recollections of the hospitality of their have no domicile in Quebec.are re- | gallant hosts.: Colered The French Line not only pos sesses the sbeve advantage but also being the most southerl, toute the dangers and discont- ferts of the-more Northern pas | quested to secure their tickote nt the i vited ts : Dinner of the American Chamber of .sage are ave and powerful Chateau Frontenat, by prising to Following were x i\" eus Tod: Coan od EE Ni Con res in Pacis, June Toning d Views ¥ .t.-Col., \u2018 vd, : v.| uet giv t the \u20ac ay Perel the oreo» france fa T4Col.Scott pre, Toi and Mrs.Mlard, Eon.Lamontagne, Dr.oO Lemieux.{of the automobile row to Prince paral archltectare.o \u20ac .Arche: .- ; Henry of Prussia at Fenkfort on Main, .\u201carmen on aprors.[J | Veterans Tth Military District | tseve and Leds Allan, Mr B.Alas, | Mar.Marois, Mgr.Mathieu, Me.Jus | June 16th.Guides French Yalbinees p-todate Hon.H.G.and Mrs.Ahern, Mies F.| tice and Mrs.Malouin, M d Mi re Ci A combination g with ece- Members of this Corps will parade | Wright, Mr.and Mrs.Aylwin and Miss | yw.Macpherson, Mr Fustice \u2018and Mrs.WITH SOUVENIR BAND ° noms, Preach avd TEE at Welle's Monument, Grinds Ae, + Bows, Mr.F.Aymar, Mrs.A.Avles- | Coll, Mr, Mrs.and Mise M \"| Rutherford, Mr.and Mrs.Reeves, Yrsar - 8.30 a.m.Friday morning, Séth inst, |worth, Rear-Admiral Cowles, U.N.5.| Limont, Hon.Angus MeDonnel Conte | and Mies Reynolds, Mr.and Mra.Hay \u2014 AT \u2014 and Books Write for maguificentis iilus- to take Tn revics before His [New Hampshire, Captain C.McR.| de Montcalm, Hon.Arthur Murray, | ter Reed.Mins Grace Richardson, Mrstrated booklet.GENIN, TRUDEAU & CIE.General uts, 32 Notre Dame St.West, Montreal.Winslow and ofcers, New Hampshire, Vice-Admiral Jaureguiberry, Leon Gambetta, Captain and officers Leon Royel Highness the Prince of Wales, EDWIN J.MORGAN, | Secretary.MP, Mr.F.D.and Mrs.Monk, Hon.and Miss Renor.- ; G.H.and Mrs.Murray, Mrs.F.W.s.i Morse, Mr.W., Mrs.and the Misses Me- | Mrs.Stanton, Hon.Mr.and _ Mrs.| MOORE'S | a Agents fer Quebec july 2x2, Gembette Captain and oficers Ad: Ris We.5 Mean Xe.and Mr.Shehyn, Colonel, Mrs.and Miss Sewell, 148 St.John Street .IOP ETT fle Agsst re rer ° BN MeDonoueh.cabtele rai Mine Ra Fa ott sd sai Y.M.C.A.Bu'lding.+ rs grockixs, arcomenasy Colobratign.| archbishop Begin, Justice and Meme.| Capt.Wills HCA.Mr.and Mra | Nr and Mra.G.G.Stuart and Wiss kinds EMILE ROUMILMAC.52 Blanchet, Justice and Mile.Bowes, | Machin and party, Dr.V.C., Mre.and | Masy, Rev.Mr.and Mra.Scott, Ce se Cote du Palaia.On the follwing days vis, 22nd, | Captain and Mrs., Mr.and Miss Mcllwrsith.| ain and Mrs.J.J.Sharples, xe.J Ma Xb, eh 20h, ih, | Mrs.3 F.Barstall, Hon.5 and x.and Mrs.J.J.Sharples, Major H.C.« t ks ra.ut a Bruere, Mrs.al \\, J .rt.ilbgiose of Spm.Mr otal, Mr.and Mrs.R.| pre Selon.Capt, orties Mes, Shepperd.Xr a Ahr Smith ITHASNO \u201cThe of Toit ue.\u201d It entirely Removes i : oe the res Job, Mrs.and the His Grace the Duke of Norlolk, Mrs, | Smith, Nr.and 3c v Smith.nd Procente ail Perche : Beckett roskiry.Mr, Mrs, and the | Nordhelmer and party.Ne and Xn md Non! Sindee.Col.| CAuAL \u2014\u2014 THE AM'E | ROUGHNESS.2 paok af British North America, | | Missos Borvell, Lt-Col.H.and Mrs.0.{and Mrs.Sherwood, Lt.-Col.Sillers, : «LAIT 69 REDNESS we \u201c Rank.Burstall, -Mayor Brandelis, Major T.| Mr.Mre.and Miss O'Meara.Major | Mra.Sladen, Colonel and Mrs.Scott, | FOR KEEPING CHAPS, | Union Bank nt Ca Bentley Mort, Sir John and Lady and Mre.Ogilvie, Mr.and Mre.[ Hon.R.W.Scott, Miss Seott and | R - Nolson\u2019s Bank nada.Barron, His Honor end Mrs.G.H.O'Meara, Mr.Mrs.and the Missee | Mr.D'Arcy Scott.Fon.R.F.Mre.THE SKIN IRMITATION, : del Bulyes, Sir Froderick.Lady and Miss | Obalski, Hon.Frank, Mre.and the [and Miss Sutherland.Sir Thomas, T TAN, ete.) : ue Ni tonal Borden, Hon.L.Pond Xn.Brodeu Nien i adier General pd Lady end Mise Shaughnersv, Mr.and | SOFT, SMOOTH It is unequalled 4 Joe - cr | , Col, | Nre- .Mre.rey Hutton, Rev.; nell isn Jones, Mi ; mm Rank of Covad.Brig ene imeon, Lord Bruce, Mre.| Mr.and Mes.Orchard, auto Rel: | Nee.G.Smells and omen.ar.snd [| AND TE oO ge us # IF YOU Ww ANT # #.Bank ova \u2014\u2014 3 Bell and Misr Johnstone, Yr.& G.| O'Leary, Mise O'Brien.Mrs.Beott-Grifin, Captain and Mrs.i aT Bottles, 15, and 2s.84.\u2018in England) SKIN TONIC aa.-uly.29x9, .P.Baldwin, Mr.Mrs.and ses P.Sharples, Miss Mott and Miss Combe, SOLE MAKERS as well as an 4 KODACK\u2014Prices ranging from 81, y Brodley, Mr.Belleau.Major Berdaw.| Me.and ® Miss Piddington, Captain | Mrs.Suilivan, Mr.and Mrs.Sinde.| LAL SEASONS M.BEETNAN & SOU, Chelionhem, Exgland EMOLLIENT $2, 83, 85 and up to $5, go te the Misses Beauchamp.and Mrs, Palmer, Ning Parmelee, Mrs.| Misses Shaw, Mr.and Mea.G.C.and Wélub's.Sh Jrovince of Quebec.cai c nS Mies Pickering, Sir A and Lady |W.1.Scott end Wirs Dowell, Nim istriet of Three Rivers, Superior Court | yy.ry.and Miss Culman, Justice Pelletier, Mr.Justice and Mme R.C.| Scaril.| 4 FILM PACK CAMBRA\u2014Prics rang| Gsohit Lypenhor aod Joseph Lopeo- | and NT venu, Hon.P.and | Pelletier, Mr.Mes.and the Nisser T | meme \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ing from 9, W, wp to M0, | hen, wh Bf the sity, of 1 Ri Qaoquette, Justice snd Mrs.Porteous and party.Nr.and Mra.| Yieut-Cotonel and Wra.Turner, - : _ E TERCENTENARY.go to Walsh's.| and vartying on Rd Sir.4nd Nre.P.B.Cangrain, | Price.Wr.and Mrs.Paquet, Mr.and | Lieut-Colonel Turnbull, Hon.Jules | Capt.Young.Mrs.Agnes Young and The Montreal Herald says :\u2014Mr.à CENTURY PLATE CAMERA~ [wood and cèal eaters, in partnerthip | Mr and Mrs.L.A.Cannon, Justice | Nea.Price Ne.and Mes.Panet.Maiot | pod Sime.Tessier, Hon.R., Mrs.and party.\u2019 Byron Nicholson, who is well-known : trom $10 to so, ° | under the name and style of Goo à the Wissen \u2018Cannon Hon.T.and Poble, Mrs.and the Missee Price, | Miss Turner.Hon, A.and Nme.Tur! : to the Canadian public as the author Ds lbs.> 8° Loprohen & Fils., TF oe.Chapeis, Nr.and Mes.L.R.Colonel and Yee.Queer Pelletier, Afr.geon rer Bon id me.Tascher.CANADIAN ARMY, of books dealing in a popular manner va Plaintiff ; ç \u201cand Mrs.FH.J.Chogin- | and Mre.H.FE.Price, Yr.nd fet \u201cMr, Justice and Mme.Tessier.| o ; .with the topegraphy and history of Developing and printing by expert | Grand Esb, of the city of \"rares Ed.Nes, and \"the Missen Cook, | C: A: Yentiand Major and Mrs.J.B, re and Mrs, ANTED-BY SALESMAN TN HATS e.uation\u2014ten vers ions.Best references.Apply, vou VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, ALL this offies, A content , on |g Belt _ Apply every moming for city.House situdt.| BUSINESS NOTICES.WHOLESALE HOURES | od in the sale of excellent Soup ; s brand of the very highest quality, will receive further particulars on ap» lication to R.4878, care of Heard \u2018 jeler, Hamburg, Germany.° EXCHANGE STOCK IN LUMBER Bi tural com] as roe aad ME 10 pe) Pe Salpats 2e i ot industrial stock.Sen Aton cot, Mothewson, 38 Union Square, ou York, .LARGE PROFITS MADE IN BUY.128 oir exploining mechod of doallag | ain! Le here \u201cFindemaities mailed tress Also tells how an investment of $10 io Calls alone made aver in one .si Mutual Grain Co., 83 Wall ava 04 { [es td © 2 Re E CPE , : levant + a+ ak0T 1 24 40002 M6 TU ee at - 4 «creme le \" 25 Su oe ; , awl elle ae Ld Bai le tant bA af PL Exclusiv :\u201d While Count Zeppelin was ce! \u2014 bebe em Aus 6 Abraham ec né hi | = Se pr mar ARMY WAR BALLOON WRECKED IN TREES Unmanageable in Air, it is Stranded in Forest Outside Berlin.\u2018AIRSHIP LANDS SAFELY LR 54 yon terday In establishing a fresh record with his aireép, on which he héa airandy been congratuiated by the emperor in a tale- gram describing his achievement as the commencement of 8 new national ara, the navigable dalloss of the asronaut: parument of ths army wes going through an experience that must have proved very Weiting te the hall-doses accupants of the it.Shot arier its_aseent from the north- are roms ef Beriln the balloon was by an ascending whiviwing and Swept up from the height of #8 te one of 0 meters, describing 8 nymber of small tirclss ng it rose.As soom a» the whirl- had expended its force the airship tell with great veloeity to something cen.st bly bolew ils original altitude.It then found hat it had bees se much Shakes (hat it would no longer snawer to the htlm.An attempt wan made to de- Sond in the Melds, but without sne- Coen.and the balloon, which ie sixty me.tere in length, was stranded among the of the fir trees in the Grunawaid, a forest directly to the wast of the city.he ococupants of the car descended to the ground by ropes, and energetic steps Wore at ones taken for the esivage of the Sirship.This was.however.by no means Sn easy task.Eventually it was decided to clear n spaca by cutting down reas, and t \u201cfive stalwart Are fell under the axe and saw.The werk was watched ul Juak by the thevsands of people wha ock out on fine svenings to the coo shades of the woods.! Kone of them, however, had eufficient endurance to ses the process through, as tt was long past midnight before the airship had been taken tn pieces and dis- teiched te its home at Tegel on a: number tf carts.The damage sustained by the podbot] said to have besn inconsiderable, experimental ascemts will be resumed in abeut & week's time.FOREIGN VISITORS CROWD LONDON CITY Dlympic Games Attract People of Almost Every Natiomality to Capital.BTREETS FULL OF COLOR Landon yesterday \u2018was a\u2019 wondertuily essmopolitan city, the metropolis being Fre thronged with the fresh influx of foreign visitors who came to see the great Olympic games, which epeaed en Tuesday.Everywhere, In the brilliant, crowded Streets, In the animated groupe which formed themselves In the cool 1m gotrts of the hotels and among the aight.meers who passed in cesseriess streams through Lendon's great publie bulldinge, foreign faces were to be seen and foreign voiees heard.Never before has Tondon heen called Upen to enteriain ce many foreign Guvete; never befere, probably, have se Meny nationalities bean represented In e metropolis, In wsddition to many of 4 competitors for the games, whe rep- genent twenty-one nationalities, many of Aheir friends snd supporters have already ome to town, .Among the pleasure-seekers who promenaded the sun-dathed streets and sat, with a keen preciation of thelr beauty, a London's parks, s bawiideting diversity of tongues was to he heard, French, rman and ftallsn predominating.Our mericen Invedars, although speaking je mother tongue with a distinctive ae- sent, seemed scarcely notleeable among us many strange and interesting people.And one noteworthy fact may be record.ol\u2014the foreign guests are enjoying them.Solvén heartlly.They ars, in the words sf an observer In the park, \u201chaving quite She time of their > - e weather and à dabaiing tound ef fpoigents and hap se ¥ te \u2018show them Londén wt its et.Yesterday it must have appeared to thm à city of sunshine, ful' of \"ying Smee\u2019 sae sani, ii OLD MASTER FOUND IN AUCTION \"108 LOT\" London Barber Purchases for Few Shillings a Work of Luca Giordano.DIRTY AND UNINVITING ~ .Nobody would accuse darbers as à class of being art connolsseurs, but Bohn pos- segnes the exception im Charles Crivelli, of 13 Bateman street, W.Mr.Crivelil had & slice of luck the other day.He was at Debsnham's auction rooms, in King street, Covent Garden, buying some odd lols of furniture, when a \u201cjob line «of four erdinary-looking dirty and unframed paintings were put up.They were knocked down to Mr, Criwelll for a few shillings.When he got home the barber connoisseur casually examined hiy purchases: Three of the paintings ebyldumy were of mo artistic value, and, from the outsiders peint of view.it might have been thought that the fourth, the dirtiest of all, was worth the least of all, But Mr.Crivelll dié not jump to that conclusion.He asked his wife to careful- the back of the painting.This , and.fret of sll, a well-known pawnbrel label appeared.After this hed been wi 4 off, the letter \u201c1.In white paint, faintly shewed.With renewed cleansing gradually was traced the of 1.Giordano.The lucky discoverer of the painting has after consulting with pidity with which he worked born in Naples in 16, the son of & peor painter.and dind in 198.He stuétéd under Spagnoletto and Pietro de Corton: and afterward seqdired a cronsiderable reputation.In his) years he was invited to Spain by Charles IJ.who bestowed upon hm titles and wealth.The pleture now in the of Mr.Crivetil Is 81% Inches by 17 inches.and sntitied \"Pan and the Sleeping Nymph It represents Pan, a huge, masculine Asure with peinted esrs.drawing the vel trem the form of the nymph.whe lies In repose on a grassy bank\u2014a particularly lovely and graceful study.BRITISH BARONETS GIFT TO FRANCE Yt Lr A\u2014M.Yves Guyot.the ex- minteter, had informed the under-seere- tary of state for fine arts that he has received a letter from Sir John Tellemache Binelatr, Bart announcing his intention of giving tn the French nation a picture by Mutille representing Christ with the crown of thegne.\u201cThe gift.\u201d sars Bir John Sinclair, le a mark of my appreciation of the idea of the entente cordi existing between formely In the collec.Mr.Reresford-Hope.In» letter tn Mir Jah nelair, the deceased collector\u2019 that his father bought the picture as a present for Lady Mildred Reresford-Hope, and paid $30,800 for it.M.Yvren Guyol hws aise forwarded to the Louvre \u201cMuseum these !we letters.The pleture 13 now In london.FREAKS OF STORM AND MANY DEATHS Ta * .»- Seven persena have hean killed by lightning ln France within the last twanty-four hours during the heavy thundersterms which have occurrad over the country.Lighining yesterday atruek & achnol at Provins, where ahont 800 Ifttie girle were assembled, and although ne one lod, several were seriously ta.us eight war witnessed In the Bay nf Caneale during a sterm.Myriads of dragon files were biown Into the bay and drewned.Rests riding at an.re invaded by winged ingeets Af Listeux, Viecount das Merle, à prominent landewner in the distriet, wan killed as he stoed under à tres with some of the laborers on his estate.An avalanche of rock and earth, esti- ol [atte\u2026 atsa bout 40.000 euble rarde, has partly averwhelmed the village of Pentemaîrer.Communieation will he im- possitie fer several days detween Chamber) and Nedens 20 * cowed pri a mas: A = .SBE CERONIGin i O\u2014\u2014 o_o .- o - \u2014\u2014\u2014 e News by Special Cable From the Capitals o the Old World SN, dre 3 SENSOR TL ATOR) Hil [iy QUEBEC'S TERUENTENARY-SCENES IN THE CANADIAN CITY PRINCE'S VISIT , Tune a ! Elaborate Program by Which Quebec Will Celebrate the mton Remunaioi vas Tercentenary o The Prince of Wales, who sailed from Portsmouth for Canada on Wednesday.16 participate in the Oth anniversary of the first European aettle- ment in the Dominton, will have an #x- caedingly busy herero.A .4n mi table which conveys him te Quenec, will take what is knows he summer through trait of e isle, which separates Newfo un din from the Ld rador coast, The northern hank Is splen- dldIy wooded, primeval (nrest growths aw down 4 the silvery sdges of the Flier.Inhumérable streams break the continuity of this forest la adding their contributions te the air mighty river.They have their sources fn the Laurentian mountains.which are JAQUES CARTIKR-1584-5 The Frenchman wha discov.fed the BM.lawrence.famous in geologle text books as provid.! ing a distinct ardor of stratum under the term of Laurentian.Proceeding up the river Bt.Lawrencethe great waterway into Canada, he will pass the mauth of the beautiful Saguenay river.Passing still further inland.the beautiful viliage of St.Anne de Beaupre 1s passed.Reyond the island of Orleans WOMAN AND LOVER ON TRIAL FOR TREASON Accused of Trying to Secure for France Secret of Germany's Smokeless Powder.BETRAYED BY HER MONEY .' Fracieln Petersen and her lover, à Germen non-commissioned officer, were ez- amined today before a court-martial here on a charge of treason.The utmost secrecy Is preserved, an In all such cases, but It Is believed that the authorities suspect Petarsen of having attempted to obtain for the French gnvera- meat & Baowledgs of the constituents of German emokelers powder.Fr.Petoræan Was oorn In Hemburg, where her parents bept a samail fan.but has the ap nee of 8 Parisian.She je 4 years h .Khe war suspicion was aroused hy the liberal sup plisg of money which she received.Fr.Petersen declares het Innocence snd denies that she went regularly te France te receive SIM à month for espionage.1t le known, however.that ahe had moet- ings with French agents.Mistake.~ After a whale year or Rann POSE core the et he had not maeri ® When he pro ] «| , nr he mistonk her for her t resembles her that Searony iotinguie al od not ELLE ver _ TO CA f Its Settlement the prince will get s glimpse of the ple- turesque- Montmorency faite, which present « magnifieent sigh\u2019 both tn summer and winter.In very hard wessons the i falin berome wholly incased in frozen spray.Tn the island of Orleans it Is but a short distance to the bluffs of Querre Heelf.From the strait of Pelle lsie tn Quebec the journey will measure ne less than 0 glish miles.to the complete program now been pettied, (he prince arrive at Quebec on Wednesday.wil} July M.Str Wilfrid Laurier will read an address in French snd Eng) prince will reply in both st On Thuredey, July 3, at § o'clock, Cham wil] arrive In Ms ship, Jo Dou de Dieu.and at 4 a'ciock, at the Champiain Monument his roysl highness wii receive an address of welcome frem the city of Quebec.After Lhe procession of the pageant a state hanquet will be given in the citadel.which will be followed by fireworks and Illuminations.At 10.0 A, M.on Friday.July \u201c6 his reyal highness will be present at a re- vigw on the Plaine of Abraham, after a the 8.oral the titie deeds of the Plains of Abraham and the fort.In the afternoon the Mayor will give a luncheon In honor of bis royal highness at the Garrison Club, jand In the evening a hall will be given by the Provincial Legislature in honer of tis royal highness.; An lnteresting prugrem has been br- vénged for subsequent davs.The pageant presenting scenes from Canadian history will be given on several afiernoons by S00 performers.under the the recent Oxferd pageant.dus te reach Portsmouth an or abeut |e sait for England at daybreak.being August $.NEW AERIAL MACHINE ON COMPOSITE PLAN Half Balloon and Haif Aeroplane.SUPPORTS TWO TONS ' - Trista are announced at tsey of an Asronet, or mixture of airship and aeroplane.1 consista of thres parte, the aeroplane.balloon and the ballast car.The main part, which directs the rest.| the asrepiane, of triangular shape.Made ot hambes, held tegether hy aluminum joints, it la 6 feet long.with rfece of it 438 square feet.and ress fer twe persons, .né a pllet, who wili direct the helm in (he rear.A twenty-eight.horsepower moter drives a screw fan nf walnut wood, strengthened with aly.nd ton feet long, siving 1900 seve.te tr attached tightly be.ped viik dDalinon of aver a thousand cuble yards extent.The bai- toon is 190 feet long and % feet in &i- ameter, were carried out ty sa the military parade ground at Besuval, near Meaux, under very satisfactory dand Notwithatanding.the mochine te te se Into the air with à weight of M.Maicet inventer, n ef hia asreplane.Later he proposes mesescogee!dy for AACS] ee, » Lund.Uni that the heavy aerial vehiclag of | th the near future will be modeled on the >y direction af Mr.Tascelies.whe organised On Wednesday.July 19.the Indomitadie : Invention of a Frenchman is, Raperiments with this curioue machine | {CLEVER THICK 3 - BAIGIHOS HAE HUL Guests at Baron's Dancing Party! Thirteen Hundred Angry Sub- Bogus Carabineers, ; Î .| i | Held Up and Robbed by N A D A THEIR CHIEF DISGUISED! ALL THAT CHANGED NOW su Sa ; giving a banquet {to his friends at Brindisi Castle, in the \u2018Sar Vito Norman! districl, une night this | Week, when à gentleman drhsed tn hunting costume appeared at the house and \u2018stated that he was tired and hungry, and «agked for the beron's hosplialivy, The baron straigdtwey asked him to join «them, and an hour later all present teek part in a small dance.Buddenly mix mounted rarsbineers head.tea by 8 sergeant, appeared, and the ser.: geant, ralling haron acide, said thet he knew that t amous brigand, Fume \u2018the terrer of the fan Vita disteiet, , within, #nd, polnting out the ei guest, declared him tn be the noteriou brigand.The siranger wi ; ceuied nnd locked up la 4 The baron, thankful al escaping dan- gor, arked the carabineers (0 stay and have supper and then join the dance, whirh they did.In the middie of the proceedings.however, the carabineers laudéenis drew revol ané thresiened ali present witb death unless they at once delivered up all their money and jewelry, Those present eventaslly yielded up about $30.000 worth of valuables.* The carablneers then jumped on thelr horses and gnt Away as san as poesidle, taking with them the arrested man, who, which he will hand to the governor gen- It purne aut, was their chief, the famous ' G8) night 138 calls ware registered.By; months a brigand Suma, and the rest of the band were hin followers in disguise.Exhibétion Baby.2210! \u201c=A Cingaiese baby nas been Dorn at the Franeo-British exhibition.! j=- _\u2014_ ' - Tg,vntion by Which Speaking and Handwriting May be Trans- | mitted Simultaneously and With Litdle Trouble > + vers \u2018 HE marvel of the telephone has become commonpiace | age.Fresh interest however, te likely to he arm sa its wonderful pes- sibilities hy « new invention, of which a demenstration hey Just been witheseod in this oily.The inventor je à ! Garman, Herr Gue- .tav CGraunna, and his mission to this country in an suicome of the tent awe.His marveioss appear ready been exhibited In 3 it has aroused profound intersst.Herr Uraanna can transmit handwrit.akotches, ete, over an ordinary tele {ene wire for very considerahte di {incon and within the period of a few vance on the old system nf « ectric writ.\u2018 ing at à distance.He uses # low tension current vis, 12 volta In the transmitiing and recelving buses.Hie apparatus ra be made an auxiliary of common tel phanic communication, and.therefore, fis commercial Wiilisstion Is ready to harfl.Passed Threagh Quiekiy.\" ere pamed and Wy.oun handling of the transmitting mechanism, ro that It takes about halt an hour to send and receive aven a short sentence, {in fact, the Crganna instrument le the | autographie Aoundie of the voice In 1éte- phonic communication.One ran actually Te e hone being connected with the ap, a condenser of two mi an engineer te ordering material Gucaish Alan, of the beita, lst N NEW TELEPHONE MARVEL EXHIBITED IN LONDON qy RUSSIN COSSICES 1 ralle.otc.which he requires.Similarly \u20ac through daily we- Eee.thus making a conniderable ad- lasori-, and write of draw at the same | visible; while another film ta unweuné through the same wires.the tele.from the ageol and placed in ratue , roceire the nent rade coute are automatic.ephrne from n manufacturer.Me message pad INL, NASIS RELEASED\u201d IND SICILY'S 6LA i Convicted Ex-Minister Permitted MIA 5.Indormiable - MINISTER'S PH ONE ! A ne KEPT BUSY ALL DAY) vodereo tmpriscoment in scribers, Fach With Complaint, MARTYRDOM FOR GUARDS WHE 750 Call Up His Number, Signor Nunsin Nasi, the ex-minister ef ; public instruction, who since his condom nation by the Benste for gross misap- propriatien of public funds has been al- delicate health, to \\ PARIS, July 0.lowed.on the score of y Hversbod: 1s agreed that the Paris teje | MAderse De Las Den na phone servic sbout as bad as could \u201cqu, form of imprisonment has proved be.Formerly after ten ur fifleen minutes à veritable martyrdom te the guards of «fruitless ringing an angry subacrfie: ™- Caabimieri selected to watch over the ex- sisted nn making telephonic compinint le, minister.ns weil as te the distinguishel the muperviser st headquarters and had | families reaiting in the same block ef his communication promptly sstablished.Nats.Besides the gusrde on duty in the « Now a psremptory request for the super- oo.pamber of Signor Nesle Rpartvigor meets with an irritating laugh from mente, there wera slways another in the the telephone giri.and the subscriber ls; antrance hall, another em the staircases, left to mires his wrath for haif an hour, on more in the courtyard deiow and & ar more 88 a punishment for Leing im- dauble pairai on the pubiie path frentng patient.the residence.@urpriss inspections fre- A day or two ago the Figaro discovered | quentiy 100k place hy day and by might, that M.Slmyan.under sacretary of state £a necertain whether the poiles reguls- i tor pests and telegraphs.had a telephone | (oo \"ory pirictiy observed.Sometimes | .at his residence.and it advien® sll 4is- (he solitary guard on the stairs was fonsd satisfied with the service te ring him 1 and complain., The result of this advice hea been extra- ' ordinary.[fundreds of angry subseribary \u2018called up the under secretsry, and the * telephone giris, unahie to distinguish be- (ween them and his friends, were aver.Ll0 enthusiastic public demonstrations aimed.In many parts of Rielly in honer of the The frst dissatisfied subscriber started jaaned hose .to ring up M.Simvan at § o'clock on (78 oe rane an ou praia j Tuesday orning.and the under secrs- ogy \u201cinacribad \u201c81 Nasi, Martyr.\u201d was iid Rimes! ee.Figare +Xposed street corners and in mest of The calle continued all day.and 18 S001 ae 0704 Found with Sowers azd mated that heiwesn 7 o'clock on Tue Signor Nael was sentenced on February Gay morning and 11 o'clock on Wadnes- g4 of 1p ear to imprisonment for eleven 4 four Aaye, with rther that time orders had heen given to sus.four years interdiction trom on pond all Falls on thst number, and M.néfices, Blmyans number was hastily changed, only the initiated heing glen the new: one.The invariable repic yesterday to.3 A rupeere ssking for 5250 was of gn ancient Rrit to have fallen asleep in discharging ki monolonous ty.and wns given a Gays senfinement on bread and water.The sx-mininster will shortly travel to qrapant.where his Sicilian constituents are preparing s grandiose reception, There Relic of Heathen Englandot \u2014A sandstone image san dess has unearthed at nanas \u2018PERSIAN CAPITAL RULED 1 Dictator of Teheran Introduces | Drastic Methods That Prevail in Czar's Empire.MONEY FOR SHAH tt \u2018an sRéteh an event on the spot y Alen fer Instance , =and tram It te his tor hundreds ope \"of mites away.accompanying it with a MUC H verbai desariptipn : correspondent hs + use of a photogri NOWIPA pb! | ines In milttary operations plans \u2018 , ar diagrams fliusirating the enemy's liner \u2018Tageblate at Teheran telegraphs | movements as they unfokt themselves can .under veste: date: be wired bark to beaéquariers.\u201cThe Russian colonel \u2018hoff, whom the shah i Mow the Instrument Works.This wonderful aystem of, Lelegraphy ie accomplished by meann of a light ray traveling over aeenaillsed papsr.The; PTONIbIling the use of firearms under & hite pencll at the tranemitter end 'PERSHY nf severe punishment.Insulte of- I Twa slecirical contacts, one for horl.[ered to soldiers will alse de rigorously i sontal and the other for vertical move.Punished.The sotivity of the \u2018dietater\u2019 ment, à curve being Made tp of the com- entends even to measures for -leaniang the ponent paris of ene nr Ine other.On tak.Streets.1he sale of bread and meat and \u2018ing the pencll from of (is rest a tiny the location of cab ranks.Tha \u2018dete i.electric glow 1smp in the receiver hux fn ors\u2019 commanda create ver- Mluminated.The light from this lamp Is ular resentment.11 In rumored that the teenducled (n À priam, from which it Is Cossack brigade will shortly be streagth- reflectad on to two litte plyoted mirrors.| ened tn 3.0% men.one #f which corresponds with (he circuit | \u201cTea and sugar axes are intended te {af herisontal movement and the olhet : provide th# meceassry revenue, and fof \u2018with that of the vertical.(heir Irvy Rusais has given hor assent.In TELA 1, priced br (be mirrors conjunction wih naiand.Nusok vatered a w be I ments of tha point of the pencil, and It le an Snerfatic protest sfuinat similar = | thrown + \u2018wnhinging (he attaghment te the receiver Nez containing the photographic Alm, and mbstituting à fecusing gloss, the evolu- .tions of the light ray can be watched, Jt! \u201cThe shah haa now remnved his ohief antagonist, Prince Zi Bultan.trem the hip of the province of Eres, nd ames Adsef-es-Aullaneh as Ap swe | ADPears a8 A tiny pinbead Af light.tr cosenr.The row, Cabinet le not yet oa 231 directions over the giase\u2014really Pmed.An the parliamentary elections imitating exactly the handwriting or | WI not take piace for tren months.ft fs drawing of the transmitter believed that the shah will smpley the On laying the pencli down, the lamy is time in effecting new treaties with extinguithed, and a little eleciromotor | Rubiapushes forward the sensitised peper, on \u201cDurlag the prevailing ariehe which the message han just been photo.| Money flaws into the shah's hands.The hed, passes M through a chemical | ~hiof of telegraphe Bes gives Lim about oR tn which it is devel .and in ton $98,000, while the shah, without 800! the writing or sketch bscomes [to the minister of fingnee.appropriotns about 2.600 from the custom bourse.\u201d tion te .AHt pree- PRE CA ESS sow hut te eut off the film \\ .+ 10 KE LNENY SABE wmbèr bosses and Jaw posit vod sd wien drivers, Low amid rig i» ar W.L.;ADAMS, Money 464 15 D'Aiguillon Stjuiy20a 1m EXPONT, \u2018IMPORT, INSURANCE, FIMANCE, A of old estabtisbed Jondou mes- chants \u2014 imuite\u2018 with cars) menchants or agents, a view\\té organizng new.importe æxports \\or osher suitable business.Please with particulars and xeierencus-tto \u201cMERCATOR,\u201d Care of | \u2018Strost'a.MD Cornhill, 1.ondos, England 32423 vith rash came out all over my baby's lace and spread untill it had totally covered his scalp.Ifyou have any rooms to {rent, send an advertisement to LA PATRIE.\u2018Thousands of Montrealers are'st a loss where to put u during the' Ter-Centenary an you will secure tbe highest prices and best class of lod- gere.20 words, three times, costs 25 cents La Cle de Publication de la Patrie, Liss MONTREAL, July20x3 Boarding School ande Academy, NEWCASTLE, N.B.Under the direction of the Sisters nf the Congregation de Notre Dame.The Convent, a few mimutes\u2019 drive drom the lovercolonial Railway Stetion.is pleasantly situsted in.an elevated locality, and commands an ex- densive view of the River and surrounding romtry.It ie beauæl by Hot water, and fitted th ut with all\u2019 Modern normeniences\u2014| ead Cold | Water Bathe, Electric Light, etc.The course of instruction in English It was irritrting and painful, and caused tha little one hours of suffering.We tried coupe and powders and salves, but be got er, He refused his food, got quite thin and worn, and was reduced toa very serious condition, 1 was advised to try Zam.-Buk, and did 80.It was wonderful bow i seemed 10 cool and ease the child's burning, painful skin, Zaw-Buk from the very commencement seemed to go right to the »pot, and the pimples and soresand the irritation grew less and less, Within a few weeks my baby\u2019s skin was healed completely, He bas now not a trace of rash, or eruption, or eczema, or burning sore.Not only 80, bul cured uf the tor- mentiag skin trouble, he bas improved in general heshth.\u201d Zaen- Buk is sold at afl stores and medicine venders, soo» box, er pest fres from Zam-Buk Co., Toro for price, s Cones for $1 sa À certain care fou al! skin dmesies.cota, burns, etc., and for piles.Havergal Ladies\u2019 College | Separate Semior sad Junier Reei- | dental and Day Schools with \u2019 Preparatory Department.Preparstion for Honor Matrionlation, = re Hs Wes à Prophet, 2m Cheshitre, England, there are eg ends of 5 prophet, one Robert Nireu, | whe is suppesed to have lived in the ; days of King James I.Kis fame spread.and the biog sent fer.him, ae cording to the story.Nixon was grea iy distressed.He wept and mourned, saying that if he went te London he \u2018 should be starved.When be arrived at court the king, baviag hidden a ring, asked him te Sind it.Nixon replied, \u201cHe who bideth can find.This great.1y struck the wmosarch, whe erdeved him to be kept in the kitchen se that | there might be no fear of his being starved.Nixon Lad a great appetite- Ne could manage « leg of mutton at a sitting-and he became such a nulsshes that one day the cooks locked bim fn 9 closest.Here he was forgotten, and bis prophecy came true\u2014he was starvod to death.The closet is shown in Hampton Court; but, unfortunately fer the veracity of the tale, that portien of the building was net bullt tH] the reign of King William IIL \u2018Fe Save Oue's Basen.Some think that the phrase \u2018te save \u2018 one\u2019s bacon\u201d arese at the time eof the eivii wars is England, when beuse- wives in the ceuntry bad to take ex ' traordinery précautions to save bacen, - thelr principal provision, from the | greedy appetite of soldiers.In a slang sense bacen stands fer the bumas body, and \u201cte save one's bacon\u2019 18 Just to escape, 80 that whea If fa said that a man has saved his bacon #t refers to himself; as do the cognate expressions, \u201cSpare my bacon\u201d asd \u201cSell one\u2019s bacen.\u201d Thus in Cariyie's \u201cSchiller\u201d wa red, \u2018To the Kaiser I sold my bacan, and by bim good ebarge of the whole is taken.\u201d Otlers have less probably connected the phrase with the times when heresy was expiated at the stake, snd «a man.was said to have \u201csaved his bacon\u201d whe bad narrowly escaped being burn- of alive.The Fremch bave à very similar Dèrase, \u2018Sauver son lard.\u201d How Sparks Are Formod.Sparks are formed dy the expansion, under the action of heat, of air con- talued {a the minute cells of wood, caal er otber burning substance and also by the evolution of gas in the same eolle.When the elastie force of the imprisoned gus or alr is greater than the tenacity of the materia) cas held fu check, then the small cells or cavi.tles burst, and the flying splinters rise as sparks.A sharp erack commonly accompanies the explosion and eon tinues as hundreds of these cells burst in rapid succession.The quick fight of these burning particles acts ss a | #INGLES AND JESTA \u2019 Artiotie Poreoption.Joung Dauber hired a pretty lass 90 pose, and when ¥ came to pass trimonial kust was t! Éric was the Sabine bride, His female relatives exclaimed, \u201cWhy, Francis ought te be ashamedr® But Dauber leads a huppy life, Fer, oh he won a model wile! - ' The Limit, Bache\u2014Wen't your wife let you Smokie areund the heuse?Bense\u2014-Oh, yes, ahe doesn't mind my smoking around it, but she wea't jet me smoke inside it! \u2014 i NX Hethies but Fun Por Him Ms went the pace, he sowed Wid eats with all his might But do not w for bim; Mis sated seul took Right\u2014 Mile weary syed were closed in deep Betore \u2018twas tims for him to resp.Sheuld Rave Known Better.\u201cWhat started the trouble betwesa he Browns \u201cBrown ssked his wife a question while she was trying to put ber bair ep à Dew way.\u201d ., Whe Cau TellY This deth the childish mind befog\u2014 The tots weuld like to know \u201cWhen puppy turns 10 & gwent big Where: does the puppy go?\" \\ Economy of Kffert.* \u201cMy sakes, how well your husband fs trained! How did you ever do it?\u201d \u201cI didn't.He was a widower whes 1 got bis.It waves a lot of trouble.\u201d The Difference ef n Letter, When the hunter comes home from the | He may not have much tn his bag, But thea it's quite certain he will le strong as of old in his brag.Dida't Care For Lectares, \u201cMy wife has such a cold tbat she ean't spesk.\u201d \u201cI thought yon looked uncommonly happy.\u201d Their Let, Seu Mr.Opossum and wife.\u2018While envy around them 1s rife They dog't have to look To get ew onok-\u2014 One serves them for ail of their Life Typteal.Puddy\u2014They say Pinchiey bas mom ay to burn.Duddy\u2014That's because ho Maven THE QUEBEC CHRONIOLR | Woterme he pen wit the Clip-Cap \u201cThe Gibraltar of America\u201d All eyes turn to the wonderful growth and development Quebec, on its 300th anwiversary ° os Penal You mare se ths.ites of pros poy twentys 34 Fabrique Street Street five years, Bat ,.go tas sim yet reli bos in trey Le has real Fo ng.le Tete She fauvenience nn | FOUR LARGE RGE FIRMS | RMS.ready for use.Fi ag goad od clean as Bos stoma vote sado gree who in the Ask t h Ror sale by all the best dealers.Ask to see the popular Ter-centenary styles, moun appropriate emblems.A lasting souvenir.ich ted with L.E.WATERMAN CO, of Canade, Limited, 136 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL NEW YORK PARIS LONDON ADNOR THE MINERAL WATER OF THE EMPIRE.APPROVED 8Y ROYALTY i BAFTRMB.or Te A.F.RID asd Mercantile SNE Bai aug 1-50-12-1607 1000.512 20 DRESSED DOLLS \u201d subscriber who i= in this city of four well manufacturing firms, is {take and pr various brands of {Fire Bricks, Metals, Imporibd Cement, | Steel Lathe, be.J.de S.5.BOSSE 111 MOUNTAIN HILL | THE, PARKIN ELEVATOR CO, {/; WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1008.Trafalgar Institute = (Affiliated La McOMA University.) 83 SIMPSON STREET \\MONTREAL For the hi education \\of yamng wo: lib Ereparatory Peparsment Br rh ete 13 years of age.\u2014\u2014 Prasidont\u2014Rev, Jarhd Barley, 0.0.Vicor von.J.B- Norton.D.0., Arch Principat Miss Grace Fairley, MA.Edinburgh The 1nei wilt re-open: TUIRBDAY, 151th at soe.strance uations fer\\Rewsscholars will id at the schoo! om Saturday rath Septem ctus, ete., apply totthe Princi; RE dacrétarse North Brie | ding.fost.Arascols Kavier | - deacon of = ont 10 o'clock a.m.| À de Des\u2019 4 folk do ses our line of Delle ) a gp hr gn \u201cPolls, nical'Toya, Mus Boxes Kites, 8, Garden Sets, =) 4 A Kirouac .& Cie, py fill orders for ther on Bridge Ca, Lesn iron & Foumdry Co, Ltdes Robertson Co., Ltd gnesite M'F'g &\\Trading Ca Solicite orders for all descriptions of MANUFACTURERS\u2019 AGENT, PHONE No.3083 ve Liniied, Hespoler, Gatarie.MANUFACTURERS OP ! ideal\u201d Passenger and Freight Blevatorsand im French.includes the various ! Havergal Diploma, Examinations in Music branches of solid, refined and useful aud Art.Resident French and German education, from the Primary to the | Mistrames.Physical Culture usder two ; Hydraulio or Electrio Hoists.Dumb Waitersfan to increase the fame, and when Durns any.the sudstanes burns se far that no ' Beartiess, most advanced studies, including High- | or Mathematics, Greek, and latm.In addition to the shove, which\u2019 may | be called a Hterary coura?, there is Riven a commercial course \u2018having ite own special t Special attention is given to rardi- dates preparing for Normal School Tuiversity Examinations.| The Musical Department receives par- | dicular attention, The cultivation nf Bacrad Music is one of the apertaities pf the Institution.Painting.neediework, ete.of the Conrse.\u2018Terms for Board and General Tnition moderate, and can be had by later, | or by applying at the Convent.Music and painting.extra charges.For more particular information ad- | dress : THE MOTHER SUPERIOR, Congregation Notre Dame.Newcastle, N.R.| form part j \u2018 i juls-20x 10e FLOUR, PORK, and General Provisions \u2014 ALSO \u2014 HAY, OATS and all Kinds of Feed.GEO.TANGUAY, LOWER TOWN EXHIBITION AT THE CONVEN OF THE Franciscan Missionaries 2 Mary You are reeprcthully requested to visit the exhibition of rare and artistic faney goods of all kinds.The work is the produce of the ateliers where these sisters employ working girls.Open from # am.to 7 p.m.150 (irande Allee, Quebecfpiy.3x2m.' + \u2014 TER-CENTENARY CELEBRATION Hotels, Restaurants, Boardiag Houses, 1f you require cooking range, à carv- table, « plate heater or anything be line write us for prices.JOHN BURNS & CO Manufacturers of cooking apparatus of every o 238 Craig St.West, Montreal.Catalogue on Request.W.J.BANKS COMMISSION MERCHANT.PHONE 580 CIE MOUOFTAIN NALL \u2014 SPECIALTIES \u2014 Railway Supplies, Contractors\u2019 Machinery and Bquipment, Mining Plapt and Tools, Nunloipal Supplies.resident graduates of whe Domus Normal Schanl.Domesth: Science School, with six Departments.Large Urounds, Rink.Bwimming lush.For illustrated oaleadar please apply to the Barser.Fall teem bagine JO September, 1908, 4 MISS KNOX.Principal.GILLETTS ABSOLUTELY PURE CREAM \\TARTAR.Nearly all goods tm this line et the present ne are adulterated and in fact unfit to use.GILLETTS is used by the best bakers sed caterers everywhers.RErUSE SUBSYITOTES.OILLETT\"S costs no more than the inferior édukersied goods.ase BEFUSE SUBSTITUTES.E.W.GILLETT 20a LIMITED TORONTO.ONT, In the Superior Court.Province of Quebec, District of Queber, No, 1128, Dame Rosanna Noreau, wife of Jos.Prevost, joiner, both of St.Teles phore, county of Levis, duly authors.\u2018 ed to ester en juatior, va The said Joseph Prevost, Defendant su \u201csnarntion an to pro- | perty was taken in this case to-day.Choquetie, Galipeauit & Netayer, Atty\u2019s for Plaintiff, Quebec, 14th July, 1908, uly 18x 1m, Plaintiff ; GO-CARTS CARRIAGES.The Very \u201cLatest Styles and Patterns\u2014 ALS0 \u2014 THE COLLAPSABLE 60-CART WITH AND WITHOUT HOODS.The Very Latest Models and: Designs.LOWEST PRICES.Journalmore flame js formed the remaining earbon ash is kept in a state of in- candescenee by the draft of air.When ail the carbon has been consumed the spark gles out, as is evident if we watch a falling spark on a dark night Raisins and Aleahol.\u201cBy the way, speaking of raisins.\u201d : salé à California grower, \u201cdid you eves know that they are a great help ts sobriety?No; I do not mesn that they : will cure one of n taste for alceholle stimulants, but that they will enable otie to koep sober even when drinking to a comsiderable extent.The ralains «bsorb alcohol, and so, no matter how much one drinks, if be will eat raising eoafinuslly, not less than three or four to each glass of Leer, for example, they will prevent the alcohol from being taken up in the blood and thus pre serve a state of sobriety.\u201d The Habit of Unha Most unhappy people so by gradually forming unhappiness, complaining about the weather, finding fault with their food, with crowded cars and with disagree able companions or werk, A habit of complaining, of eriticising, of fault finding or grumbling over trifies, à habit of looking for shadows.is a most unfortunate babit to contract, especiale ly tn early life, for after awhile the victim becomes & lave.All of the im pulses become perverted until the tendency to pessimism, to eyaiclom, i thropic.\u2014Suceess.Amethyetine Cupe The word amethyst means net into | Sented or drunken, because the stand was supposed to possess the virtue ef preventing drunkenness, leaving the \u2018wearer or drinker not intoxicated.For this reason it was made into drinking cups by the anclent Persians, but us- fortunately tradition leaves us 1a doubt as to whether it was this misplaced - confidence or not that led to the dis esntinuance of the amethystine cup, Urte Aelia, Nbeumatiem is due to en excess of uric acid in the blood.The percentage \u201cef this poison in various articles of i let 1s: Fish, 8.15; mutton, 6.78; veal, 8.14; pork, 8.48; beefotaak, 14.45; liver, 10.26; coffee, 4.33; tea, 3.22, Milk and .vegetables contain mere, except the por tato, which has 8 trace of uric acid.Baeilll at Nasked Balls, Tirelll and Ielll demonstrate a prod able source of disease transmission ta the lending of masks hy costumers, Virulent tubercle bacilli, te say neth- fog of pneumococel, nireptecocci, ete.were found in eight out of forty-twe masks examined.New York Medical What Did She Want?Mr.Newilwed\u20141 want te get some | salad.Dealor\u2014Yes, ma'am.How many pond?Moe.Nowliwed\u2014Oh, goodness! thought you teok the heeds off.1 fout waat piafa chicken coia6\u2014Phils- j Golpbie Teûger.We are slow to doileve that whigh bolloved weuié hert our foelinga,\u2014 : KENT HOUSE GROUNDS, No visitor to the Tercontenary bration in Juebes should return h without taking advantage of the i portunity to pav a virit to one ! ome hee! i the most delighttol, an well as fang Plains of Abraham tor the rome spots of the Dominion Kent House and ite grounds have become | famed throughout America, and the Falls sre well worthy of seing.The | : fled?There was & gay mald of Japan Who never would love any man, \u2018The reason for this: \u2018The heartless young mise Was only a maid on à fap 4 À Immaterial.\" Jones (at the bauk>\u2014Must 1 be Men | Teller\u2014Not unless you wish; the | teck is no good.\u201c A Supreme Teelin days of #10 those doughty knights \u2018Were eager for all kinds of fights, Yet who of them could rise to fame Is any modern football game?- - An Insinuation Bill\u2014A man wouldn't expect to be sheated in church; now, would he?z ; : i : 8 i ; Mueh From Little.Although the doctor cured hing With a homeopathic pill, Pie subsequently Boored With an aliopathie bill, \u2019 Pretty Near the Truth.No.I don\u2019t think much of a whe uses a perfume.Do you?™ \u201cNo, indeed.Usunilly he isn't worth à scent\u201d A Query.I'm very modest\u2014would not hint At any merit ln my verse.But when I ses the things they print À épéiy ask, \u201cCan mine bo worsed* Hepalesa.\u201cLou cond have caught that on @hy didu't you run fer it?\u2019 \u201cThe motorman was looking at mas | Apprecietion.Te read them o'er I love to panes, \u2018Those poems In the They really soothe me more because 1 1 never know just what they mean.Nis Meannees, Sally Gay\u2014And after you rejected Dolly &wift-Oh, he married aisgust | tagly well! Wheu Bgge Are High The farmer thinks revenge is sweeh And not at all a vicious whim, Provided it's his 1 hens Whe hate him so they lay for Mm | ! ï Classified.! Knicker\u2014And was the love letter BK» hibit A?Bocker-No; Bxhibit Jay.| Net Toe Rare.The day was raw, but patiently Me stayed till met of sun.And When Be liked it better, tof At last the day was done.\u2019 In Nis Mind @eraté\u2014I clair to be a geutioméa.| Geraldine\u2014But we sil haven't your, imagination.Pl LES: ETE.| Bly.Bg | Foodie: pd oT Ets During the Tercentenary tivities all vehtoles going fes- to the ants or other funetions must ap- | proach the Plains by Wolfe avenue and return by way of Ob- JAMES PERRY, rene I 328 St.Paul treet, Lot sees eu di BL M.BOYCE & SON, THE RADNOR WATER COMPANY Has by Special Act Been Appointed PURVEYORS TO His Majesty the King JOS.E.VINCENT, Agent, 215 St.John St, Quebes 2MONOLONONONONONONOAGROIOLT | ® Have You Seen It?The Miniature Shredded Wheat Factoryin full operation at Le Syndicat de Quebec ?Cor.Rue St Joseph and de la Corronne See the interesting process of making the purest.cleanest.most nutritions cereal food in the world, and taste some of the delicions Shredded Wheat Dishes.\u201cA Canadian Product for Canadians.\u201d HOBOHOEON + = ae es Se 1 ® nN e SAMUEL DE CHAMPLAIN That herdy and persevering navige tor, founded our city 30 years ago.Jnet as Queher in ane of the oldest cities on the Amoriran continent, so our firm, established in 1857, ie one of the oldest husinesa hotess in the city.Throughout our career we have ever maintained an excellent reputation.We handle everything in grocery ne.Camping ordîre a apecialty.WINES AND LIQUORS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.Established (856 10-31 Cote d'Abrahém | John Darlington, .THE MILITARY TAILOR Opposite Post Office.Telephone 294 | Plaids, Laces, Ornaments and Rank Badges in Stock, .MEDAL RIBBONS DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS ond SHIPRERS of the CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS Automatic Fireproof Doors.\u2018 Fire Escapes.Ornamental Iron Work Grey Iron Castings, and all Fle- \u2018a white light by SOAFENED, RUN-OP-MINE and GLAOK FOR PARTIQULARE, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 119 #7.JAMES ST, MONT.vator Appliances Supplies, &a ESTIMATES FURKISHED OX APPLICATION, AMOS J.COLSTON, AGRNT, QUEBEC, For Three Rivers and Quebgs.: THE RIGHT KIND OF BELLE We do electrical and mechasins \u201d work of all inde.» end old motors made like new.pra Des only place in the city where you can carriage.wot naw Sires op your A fall Nog of sporting goods œ Ad aa : Hogan &F Fleming, \u2018 267 St.John St.,\u2018 ay 2xlm - NOTICE i In barby give (hos the Pie ets r the mout ul Cap Rouge Eiver inule + merged ss as sha tother deep i mag ue mt was than oe wister at the end of the 8 \u2019 + \u201ces fore shown by a fay night, an tion of the deop water taken at the end of ie in @ straight lime with fes buer about 600 A.0.PRUNEAU | Stationery Estabiiuhment.Formerly of the Firm Prunes & Kirouso, 60 8.Jon Siroot, Nour Palaco NUE.Lo.Les relations des Jeenites 3 vols.in 4 t Ie Pete Nationale do _Deanadiens- Francais, 1880 par B.J.J.B.Chouk ard L'Intendant Jean Talon, par Ths.Chapais.Molenges religieux, politiques es it.teraires, parle meme.Melanges religieux, | noclales, polltl- ques et ot THtaraiton par J, M.Ta: de Mandemente des Eveques de ys ot les Horalisise - \u2018; Francais a l'epoque de la revolution par N.E.Dionne.Cours d'eloquence parles par Mgr, Hamel.he Flurone et Jrequois, ie P, Jean de a Hreheul, par le R.P, Narun, Le Marquia de Moatcels, per lo , fn 18 REX LLY BOLL ~ WEDNESDAY, JULY 89, 1908 \u2018NARD LINES From Plora 4.31.51 North River, QUEENETOWN-LIVERPUOL DON-FARIS C Carmaginjuly 23.3 Pp [ Lusitsnie.Aug.5,008.9 ñ 16 a.m | Rtraris, Aug.6,33 2.01.eos {haiti | Ernie ne Mauroanie (HN Lieu D ca Lusitania WEONESDAYS \u2014 Hungarian-Ameriesn Serviesosmartal WASLED ena TarmeTR Aug.8.er.te Cusard N.Y.or 128 es re TEE, ra i le street, Quebec, a DOMINION LINE AOYAL MAL STERNSHPS QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL Deomision + Aug.18 from Meutreai to Liverpool of 7 days, sa minutes RATES OF PASSAGE First Class.Second Class.Hon 88.\"CANADA\" .$0 se.68.\u201cDOMINION .72-50 2.9 MODERATE RATE SERVICE ss.\u201cKENSINGTON.ss.\u201cOTTAWA\u201d OUTHWARK\" arried Cabin passeni 9 \u20ac cie tnd & 95), most comfortable an inexpensive.QUEBEC TO UAE 65.\u201cOrtawa\u201d holds the iwcord u Éorpon \u2018Third Class passent ersat ais, \u2026 $4500 47-50 steam- J Crt ecinal ports in Great Brit: > onto Continent.According to Steamer.WHITE STAR LINE ow Vork-Pymouth-Cherbourz\u2014Seuthamplon\u2014- Liverpos! Cretic.8ep.19 \u201c- For ali information apply to local Agents or to .M.MACPHERON, M: .ww A ES alhouste treet.Quebec Steamship Co'y Ltd Niv York, Bermuda and Wait Indies Royal Nall Lines.Cailing from Pler 47, North River, N.Y.NEW YORK FOR BERMUDA Pen one hu Tn ad 3th August NEW YORK FOR WEST INDIES \u201chemp sen Flaine wali Lu tibet: Noon.seth July QUEBEC FOR NEW YORK Calling ot Charlottetown and Halifax.$8.TRIXIDAD, 25th July, 8th and 2snd Avgust at 10 À.M.St.Lawrence Line in Screw I ss.CAMPANA, 1,700 es to san from Quebec, At Xoon.sêth july, 11th aed uh Aug.for Gaspe Basin, Mal Bay, Perce, Grand River, Summerside, Charlottatows and as excellent accommodation for passengers, hippcrs sre requested to mark the port of tinaticn in full on all packages to avoid mistakes in\u2018ianding- will received on sailing day only, vpn .0 andy A.ins 7 or further information apply \u201cto ARTHUR AHERN, retary, eu OUTERBRIDGE & CO.Agent .got J 7 Brosdmar, Kw Nore.; Bee D i qe QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY On and After the 29th June, 1908.THE UNDERXOTED TRIPS WILL BE ound convenient for passengers travelling ty the undermentioned rallways without guar- natee (Sundays Excepted) weather and circum.Siaces permitting.QUEBEC LEVIS rox Intercolonial Railway.\u2018 AN.AN.248 Ocean Limited to ! 12.15 au Limited Montreal.Montreal.7.18 Ep to Camp-| 2.38 Ocean Limited a betlton.200 tom Half ux.m 11.18 Kapress to Mon-| \u2018Montreal.a N -30 Express from Rine to Lite | ÊP % ver du Loup.PM.248 te Mos- 12.48 Thro Express real.4.20 to River 1.00 1\" oo Express ne.Bore to Mosnp.ge Limited to Hallex.AN.M 0 as to White 18 a en M.Te : 1.30 ) Rapress from New Tore, 0 New York.9-30 Express (10m > ress to ton Ite.Mousand Springfield.tains & Portland Grand Trunk Railway Ferry.Ware Dares.4x xpreon te the a from th ve > Lt 115 Mall (rom the i 3845 va frem che a AM, we DAY.JAR.the Wait, | \u20ac.Mail oe the oe Koreas from the Gaspe S.S.Line Haut salli@gs of 5.8.Ganpesion for Gaspe opens amplain Merket, Wednesday, ib Widely a eons {lormation apply to 3A BOUCHARD, ALLAN LINE Royal Mail Steamship Coy, THE FIRST OCEAN TURBINER Noiseless and Without Vibration.LIVERPOOL, QUEDÉS AND MONTRIAL SERWSE Lom From her go: From Steamohips Montreal 10 July °10July * 37 à RATES OF PASSAGR 4 37.50 Steerage .« Forse According to Steamer and leca of bérth BLASOOW, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SEATK: Prom From Steamships | Montreal louiau Gramplas Pretorian Hesperian Saloon .Second From Glasgow 1s 5 Ang.RATES OF PASSAGE LONDON, HATAE, QUESZZ & MONTREAL SE F Low: FU eer Prom rem Fro Havre Steamships oma Quebre 18July 18 July t Angfam.1§ * 35 \u201c Stcamers marked * thus don\u2019t carry passengers Cabin, $40.00 to London, $43 to Havre and upw, According to Steamer and berth.Steeruge .oiiiiiiiinn.s $17.50 Midship Saloans; Music ¢nd d | en es Sale Deck od Smoking Rooms Keels.Every modern improvement Marconi Wi Telegraph Vietartan irait.Funisan ad Ce ny being guard D case acc ent.i sie \u201c ALLANS, RAE & CO.Agents, 169 opus Street.Reford Agencies DONALDSON LINE Slaspew Soillags trom Montres and ht 5 Cabin, Sato AT third - THOMSON LINE Londen Sailings fram Movie) and Qusdr: ss set rarona(Çold Storage and Cool Alr) Aug.\u201c Hurons \u201c \u201c Deyopa * Aug.o PASSENGER RATES: [] LEITH SERVICE .88 JACONR L.L.2.22 en us sa nompr cave, July 24 NEWCASTLE SERVICE 88 JRCORR.ioiiiiriiiiiniia nea, July a4 THE ROBERT REFORS CO, LIMITED, 76 St.Peter Street, Quabec.Montreal.Teronte, St John N.B., Portland.Me :8 \u201c 1 8 Steamer Frontenac Ferry Botvoun Quebec, Silley aoû St pune dma 8528835228\" The fret T from St Romuald will 'wesdays and A.Ramuliin Ve ide ca inetead .On Saturday night thers will be from.dat dd Sillery to Quebec re o'clock P.Munction to_St.Josiph 4.Romuald wih Electrie Yosmver te Loh Steamer Orleans Pek and after Fridsy, sth Jane à imat., = aasper jeans wil run daily as follows: ) FROM QUEBEC.FROM ISLAND.- Fo A.Msak wed Fl » 1.00 E Mass ¥ Saturday the stedmer will sem.SUNDAY .wn i k Ls PN - Joo P NM.te P.M.LE TE »n Kx EIRENE STOCK BROKERS PRIVATE WIRE T0 NEW YORK, BOSTON.MONTREAL AND TORONTO.[Local Securities à Spociait 93 ST.PETER ST.QUEBEC TELEPHONE 048.Paul Belleau Eagar Halle Belleau & Halle ACCOUNTANTS, LIQUIDATORS, INSURANCE BROKERS.Collections Mads at Reasonable Rated, Phone 3324 95 31.Poler SL, Quobse Commercial News.L = & = 7 OR CROSS Y'A AO CLOSING LETTER.By Private Wire, Neuville Beliseu & Co., 93 St.Peter Street, Quebec.Phone 946.New York, July 21\u2014Upon « some reduced volume of dealings the stock market to-day developed a yood deal of irregularity with uncertain and L movements.There was nothing in tke news developments to ac-ont for the less aggressive bullishness, the {act that rather extensive advances had bees recently enjoyed being counted sufficient reason for tke hesitation displayed.At the same time there was no abatement of the strong undertone and while & large contingent of the room traders worked on the selling side, the stock was readily absorbed at moderate recessions, a great many buying orders being in the | market at limite slightly below ruling levels.The market continued relatively active with a good demand from the outside.Readi was the strongest feature of the rail {road list, the buying being accom- n=.; iavorable decision in the Hepburn commodity clafise test case was enti cipated by inside interests, The other leaders were held in check by profit taking, but several speciaities were moved up briskly, notably Weetinghouse, New York Air Brake, Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Third Avenue.Stes], common, made a new high record for the year, notwithstanding heavy profit taking.Around midday the market hecame very dull snd continued relatively inactive duridg the afternoon, specialties contributing a\u2019 large proportion of the deslings.The closing was {irregular with an uncer tain tone.\u2014\u2014 wire from Chae.» New \u2018ork, to Bruneau & Dupui ed A Ceee Seder, Steamer Champion d after 104 , di .Sn SL Bd as fol] oY - \u2018Berthier\u2014Oc Mondare, Tuesdays, ss.Natashquar This steamer will sail on Thursday, 16th July, for North Shore Ports, at 9a.m Freight will be received up to that date at Pointe a Carcy Whart.Will call at Escoumains.For further partieulars apply to THE NORTH SHORE TRANSPORTATION AND WRECKAGE 00., LTD.98-0080 Pal Si! Tak MM THEO.HAMFL\u2019S CLOSING LETTER New York, July 21\u2014The market con- : tinued active, meeting London off ; | ings of 35,000 \u20ac nce and shares on balance and some extensive profit taking for local rom Thursdays aoû Fridays.account without | h From Quebec for rls \u2014Moadays, Wed.| and decided stron foi Sagi re aesdays, Thu ON SATURD ave loped in various directions.The bond This Samer will make trip (rom sage was very motive trent ras Se or 00 es 4 n was associated w = ren of enjoying fresh Erin ee | tation of @ favorable court decision in A Guebec.[ the coal land segregation matter, The \u2018| recent décision to advance railroad freight rates was an influence in At- panied by statements that an early | \u201c | nounced.The regular dividend 7 V.E.PARADIS, Public Accountant, AUDITOR AND CURATOR.Aecaunts Investigated and Collected.Fl Avrantements and Compromises.Liquidation of Insolvent Bstates All work entrusted ill be exon en tomes w mically and prompüy attend RICHELIEU COMPANY BUILDING 46 Dalhousie Sureet.ARTHUR BRUN EAU A.8.DUPUIS Moutreal, Quebec.BRUNER) & DUPLS STOCK BROKERS Transactions executed on Montreal Stock Exchange Ly representation at of one per cent.commission.Chas.Head & \u2019 Coy's New York and Boston private wires and \u201cuots- tion service at the disposal of pat- 18 8.Francals Xavier St, MONTREAL.123 St.Peler Strest, Quohac.| PHONE 1596.WE OFFER $1,008 GREAT NORTHERN st 496 GUARANTEED BY CANADIAN NORTHERN TO YIELD 8i% W.Grakam Browns & Go, Bond Dealars, - Montreal riman and their interests are to be come identified with: the affairs of Mo.Pac.was a stimulus for this issue.tion of the fact that common is cerning at tke rate of about 5 per cent.The urine of Rock Island, preferred, loo! good.No special gossip accompanied advances in Lead and Distillers.Very fow a iate the great intrinsic value of the Great Northern ore certificates which were hought by discriminating intercsts during the scssion.The absorption of Steel, common, seemed to be excellent higher figures reached.The amount expended by U.S.Steel since organization, plus increase in net liquid assets, is equal 10 $63 per share of common stock, while some 8270,- 000,000 has been paid out for ordinary ond extraordinary repaire.Including added capacity for production as now being constructed, earning power of the common stock promises to run close to 30 per cent when all mille are running at full capacity.ident Corey believes that normal ®on and steel trade conditions will be resumed next spring and this opinion played no small part in shaping sentiment today.Erie and Wabash officials uoted expressing hopeful views.or Pac.bond Îssue was officially an- wae declared on Illinois Central.Copper metal was eaeier abroad ; lead being uoted higher on the loral exchange.e market is under fuil control of bullish intercets and with widening of public interest the prospect for further price advances seems excellent.Word's Phoephodine, Poéas ant ing sentent wbdls food in 0 Lette Quree Nu ows Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Des- Be and Pffects of Abuse or Escouscs A 81 per boy six forgl One will please, six pists on poste of ca, Mediqine 0e.y Windsor} Teron, MONTREAL 6TOCK EXCHANGE.even at * | Quotations furnished by Messrs.Neu : ville Belleau & Co., 33 St.Petes Street ohee.ontreal, July 21, 1908.Bid.Asked.C.P.R, 168 168% N.& Bt.115$ 116 Montreal Street 7 Xt Toronto Street 984 Twin City .90 91 Detroit United .wt -394 Halilax Tran.wa; 98 100 .| Toledo Railway \u2026 910 Havana Electric ., 214 28 Havana Electric, pid.\u2026 7 75 San Paulo Ry Co.129$ 131 R.& 0.Nav.Co.75 7 Montreal Power , 94 Dom.1.& S., com.184 164 Dom.1.& S., pid.61 - Dom.Coal, com.544 86 Dom.Cosl., pid.% - Montreal Stesl Works æ@e 68 Montreal Steel, pid.as - N.8.Steel .464 48 Montres! Telegraph \u2014 18 Bell Telephone \u2026\u2026.\u2014 136 Ogilvie Milling Co.\u2026 106 1054 Ogilvie Milling Co., 1184 Macka: 13385 22 88} 113 Pulp ,.108 104 Laurentide Palp, ph - 12 Duluth 88.& A., com.12 18 Duluth 88.& A, pid.93 244 Bales.\"CPR, 50 at 1684.Detroit United, ES at 39, 25 ot 303, 10 at 76.lentie Conet Line and Southern Railway, probrred.The rumor that Har.Sead lor Latest List Tee 50 st 66}.DEBENTURES AND OTHER SECURITIES W.GRAHAM BROWNE & CO, 202 St.James St, Montreal LEFANRE & TISCHEREAU Accountants, Auditors and QUEBEC.C.W.WALCOT, STOCK AND INVESTMENT BROKER MUNICIPAL BONDS To pay from SP.C.to 5§ P.Cparticulars on application.QUEBEC REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.Capital ard surplus $5.000,000 Bonds of any kind lurnished, terms moderate, security absolute.INSURANCE BROKER Risks Placed in any of the leading English and Canadian Companies at current rates.! PHONE 3209.RES PHONE 784 | ERNEST G.ODELL ; Railway Ties, Lumber, Timber and Bullders Supplies.! Spectally: B.C.& Southern Woods.| OAK AND ELM ALWAYS ON HAND.j Agent SCLATER ASBESTOS CO.\u201cIf it is Asbestos or made | of Asbestos.We've got it.\u201d HOCHELAGA BANK BUILDING ! QUEBEC.DELAWARE & HUDSON RD.| \u201c » ' Shortest Quiekest ans Sen ! Lin.MONTREAL TONEW YORK from Quebec vis tha Grand Trunk, Intercolonial or the Canadian Pacific lines connect at Montreal with the | Delaware & Hudson trains.Information and through tickets via i above lines and the Delaware & Hudson can be had at ticket offices.| Thro Bleeping znd Parioc can ; Montreal to Now Yorz RICH & ABSOLUTELY PURE ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT P,0.Box 28 Residence Tel 1184 (AMOS J.COLSTON, Estate and Trust Accounts Administrator and General Agent \u2014 OFFICE \u2014 ; Hochelaga Bank Building, it.Peter Street, Quebse.CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED az lixtb SPECIAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.Raported by J.T.Tacks & Co., 97 Êt.Peter Street.Automatic Asked.Olfered, BANKS.Quebec Bank.Union Bank.Banque Nationale.MISCELLANEOUS, 1614 (0.P.Bar.sonsovres somsaseseen Richelieu & Ontario.ww Mow.H., L.de P, Cou Q R, L & P.Coun Q R., L.& P.Co, pre Quebeo SS.Co.I.National Telephone Co.| pom.Textile, pret.| Canadien Electric.are Cenadian Electric, prel.BONDS.Dom.Textile Series O.Montmorency Cotton Ce.Quebec Roilwey.31