The Quebec chronicle, 7 septembre 1909, mardi 7 septembre 1909

[" The Weathe:.Tower Bt.Lawrence.and Gulf, \u2014 Woderats winds ; fae and warm, d TT ESTABLISHED 1764, (A THE VERY BEST CIGARE} 1k MADE No man is welded to à particular make of cigarettes.} \u2018He may have the cigarette habit But he wants the very best cigarette made\u2014 He has no doubt smoke | guod ones.° .Yesterdny's good cigarettes are surpassed by to-day's bettor ones.+ - Strano \u201cQŒurkishy Cigarettes are botter thau any that were made-bofore.\u201cThat is why we say at least try Strand Cigarettes.Ii they are not good go back to yesterday's muke But try the Strand.Sold in packages of 10 for 15 cts, either plain or with cork tips.BONINION TOBACEO CO., Mestraai.PEARY ALSO HAS His MASTER'S CHOICE Tey rue - san Explorer, Meets with Success is *_ =.* His Adventurous Trip ne ARE MARKABLE COINCIDENCE IN ARCTIC.n Harbor, vis Cape Ray, ed unequivocally that he had reached : A le and Henlez Islands, on tio .Sept.6, 1909.To Associated | the top of the world, Thus two fags | °Ÿ Cast h x: New York, N.Y.Stars and | with the Stars and Stripes of the !north shore of Belle Isle Strait and ires wailed to North Pols.(Sign- | United States are floating in the ice [due rast of Belle ne a da doubttol Peary.packs, prov ing the courage of intrepid it his , Se Vo « more atic \u201cIndian Harbor, vis Cape Ray, | With but a word from Peary, the tn ¢ 22% the brosdine of tho news fd.Sept.6.1909.Herbert I.|worid waits breathlessly for details, || Co MOOK SARL LeeTV EC nd geman, Rrookiyn, N.Y.Pols | but until to-morrow, when he should co.il on distovered, Roosevelt safe.(Signed) | arrive at Chateau Bay, \u201d : waiting must suffice.Firat word of Peary\u2019s succeen reached New York at 12.39 o'clock this afternoon in a despatch to the Arsociated Press.It contained the hare announcement of his finding the Pole.Almost simultaneously he had transmitted the news to London.repeatine dramatically and simply, \u201cStars and Stripes nailed to the North Pole.\u201d At tha same time he similarly advised the Governor of Newfoundland.Both the old and the now world wera thus apprised of hin great me hievement practically as the same moment and tho excitement which fal.Labrador, Pearyvia Cape Ray.The New York .1 have the Expect arrive Cha- Pole April 6th.teau Ray Sept.7th.Secure control wire for \u2018me, bi; Dearp.\u201d \u2018 °°.h York, Sept.6.\u2014Pediry has me .\u2018Stars and Stripes nailed to the North Pole.\u201d From out the Artic darkness there was flashed today this message which stunned he acientific world and thrilled the heart story.(Signé) of layman.From the bleak 'inwed attests to the high pitehjof in.roast of Labrador, leary gave to the | terest aroused over the climax of world\u2019 the news that he hail atteined | man's persavernnce, Newspaper ex- tran wees rushed from the prees and those who read marvsiled at the twist of the vaiverwp which had snatched the ire mark from the north in eo mirangs © manner, Like Dr, Conk's fit message, Peary'n wna tantrlizing in its briele \u201cness and the waliisg public, stimulated by Cook's nucress wer lelt un antinted.For.an did Dr.Cook, Peary remet his homeward journey Immadiately.altar fling the curt news of discovery.\u2019 A few words wens added to this meagre information at 2.10 p.m., when thers v.as wade public thie additional tnformation sent to Herbert I.Bridgeman, of Brooklyn, Secretary of the Peary Arctic Cluly :\u2014\"Pols reached, Hoosevult onfe, Dpary,\u201d Thie rave assurance that the vers! in which Peary departed had passed through the ice unscathed, hut details of his home-coming and the slate of this discovery of (he Pola wera still tecking, 11 war fot until the New Vert Timen had received nr despaich \u2018later in the afternonn that thesw vital points were cleared up.message snil: I have the Pole April Gth, Fxpect arrive Chateau Rav Sepe.Tth.\u201d With this information at hand it wes a comparatively oimple matier to ascertain that the April 6th referred J to was April of the present year, as -\u2014 ere pe} NED GIN his geal in the far north, while at the same moment, in for off Denmark, Dr.Frederick A.Cook, of Brooklyn, was being dised and lionized by for ¢he same achivvemept.ishly Yankee grit has conquer.frozen north and there created a coincidence such orld will never ree again, cans have planted the flag country in the land nf fea which has sought to penetrate for four ries; and each ignorant ai the \u2018a conquest has finshed within a of five days, a laconic message of chasses to the waiting world, Cobk, in his first message to kis .rounteymen, was brief hut non-com- mittal; Peary was even bricfer, but aposific, \u201cStars and Stripes natial to ths Pele,\u201d he safd.That was all, hat = before have se few worde rons to a people a greater means fog or à greater patriotic natisine- tion, Five days ago, on Rept, lat, Dr.Cook sent aut from the Shetland fs'ands the first message of hin suc.toss-a message which has aroused a plorm of controversy around the world, To-day Rohert F.Peary, lost froma view in the land of ice, wan onheard trom since August, JHUS, startled the world hy n similar message cent from Indian Horhos, Breton There was no qualifice- ; À left no doutt.de announce \u2014\u2014 UNSWEETE \u2018 GORDON'S QNDON DRY GL ès | n THE UNIVERSAL BRAND Low, Young £08 + 00 0 00000 0 0 000.royalty » Mentreai.REACHED NORTH POLE * Var Later than Dr.Cook, the-Seoond-#rmeci- a he Qu QUEBEU, his expodition did not utart New York until July 7th, 1908.April 6th, 1900, the date that Peary planted the flag at the Pole, and April Zlet, 1909, the dey that Dr.Cook unfurled the Stars and Stripes a year before, consequently became the cardinal dates upon which exploration of the far north will rest here: after.Though separated by a year and fiteen days, the same feat was accomplished by two Americans, neither of whom was aware of the movements of the other.Cook says that be found no traces of Peary in tim moving ice, and whether the American \u201chaval commander found any indications that the Brooklyn phyvician had preceded bioi [(arthest north must re- | main unsolved until an acbount of \u2018bis experiences is obtained from the lips of Peary, : Just as Dr.Cook notified hix wile waiting, in Brooklyn, so Commander took advantage of the brief stop at Indian Harbor to assure Mra.Peary of his safety.\u201c Asked if there was any probability of Peary having found the tube containing bis records, Dr.Cook replied?\u201cI hope so, but that is doubtful on account of the drift.\u201d from et | ! this year, probably while 1 wan there.| Last year his route was several hundred miles east of mine.We are rivals, of course, hut the Pole is good | enouvh for two, \u201cThat two men got ; the Pole along different paths,\u201d con- | tinued the explorer, \u201cshould furnish | | large additions to scientific knowledge.Prohably other parties will.reach it ; [in the next ten yegrs, since every ex- ! | plore in helped by the experience of his\" predecessors, just as Sverdrup's | observations and reports were of im- | measurable help to me.1 can say | | nothing more, without knowing fur- | ther details, than that I am glad of | it.PEARY FOUND NO TRACE OF COOK.8t.John\u2019s, Nfld., Sept.6.\u2014Com- mauder Robert E.Peary, who ° announced to-dgy that hg had discovered the North Pole on April Gth, of the present year, found no trace of Dr.Frederick A.Cook.of Brooklyn, who reported to the world five davs ago that he bad made the same discovery in April of ihe preceding vear.This news reached here to-nivht through Captain Robert Bartlett, on the Roosevelt, Pearv's ship, en route to Chateau Bav, Labrador.Capt Bartlett telegraphed to relatives hers that Peary bas found.nothing to indicate that Dr.Coox bad reached the Pole.While Pegry dues not expreselv repudiate Dr.Coou'\u2019a contention in so many wards, his statement an 2 n bearing upou the Dr.Cook's explorations.The Roosevelt was in good con dition and the erew all right.wired Capt.Bartlett in addition, and Lec reported: that the .sthaoner Jeune, \u2018oarrying supplies for the expedition had met them off the coast of Greenland.Coming south the Roosevelt passed Etah and Upernavik, Greenland, whare Dr.Cook had preceded Peary.The Roosevelt to-night is bound for Chatea Bay, Labarador, with Peary and party on board where he is dus tomorrow.Chateau Bay lies northwest repeated struggles.Dr.Cook was seated st a dinner, surrounded by ex- plorars and correspondents, in the i gilded ball room of the Tivoli Casino.Around his neck was hung a garland of pink roses, according to the Scandinavien method of honoring heroes, which the explorer wore blughingly | and with visible embarrasement.Sov- | eral speeches, acclaiming him, had heen given and repeated toasts to him ! drunk \u2018with clamorous cheers.| Amid this some a whisper went around that Peary had planted the Stars and Stripes at the Pole.Cool !wew perfectly ccol and unmoved.He | made a striking speech, in which he | paid high \u2018 tüibute to the work of ; Sverdrap, who sat near, to whose dis eoverira he largely owed hia success, to John R.Bradley, who had financed \u2018the sxpedition to \u2018the intelligence, sn.durance and faithirinens\u201d \u20ac the Fakimos who had asvister in the pre parations and those who had accom- \u2018panier! him.The whole story of the expedition he said; had not come out and will, not roma aut far some time; nor will it come in installments but onlv when it ls completed.De, Cook did net permit the whispers which came to his ear of Pearv'a succes?to move him In the leunt, but {when he had finished he wan aucround- \u2018ed by correspondents whe looked far anme sien of emotion, but the ex- | plover said, emilinglv:\u2014\"I am glad.\u201d ! New York, Sent, 6\u2014From the time Peary wrote.his Tats letter home from his depot of sunplies at Etah In Auguet, 1908, until he flashed the meeic fram Indian Harbor, I i che \u2014 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1009 f WRECK OF MN ALLAN STEAMER | | Thrilling - Scenes.when the: * Laurentian went où Rocks | Near Cape Race NO IVES\u2019 WER EL LosT ¢ i But Passengers and Craw Had Trying | Experience in Getting - | Vossel a Total Lakt \u2014 | .i biting meshes serine on of the Allan line steamer rentinn, \u2018 bound from Boston for Gi w, which piled up on the rocks near Lape Race | during a dense fog at six o'wock this morning.The veusel in - tos] wreck, but all the passengers nd crew encaped Lo land after à tryibg experience.ste Laurentian left Bestou Friday.She car 20 cabin passengers, ¥leernge and 5 crew numbering 40.When the ship struck ehe gebounded heavily, the shack throwing most of the \u2018sleeping passengers am their berths, They stampeded for the deck, without stopping to dress avd for an hour excitement prevailed.Captain Imrie and his officers, however.suc ceeded in quieting afl hands and per vuaded everyone to return {vu quartera und dress.A atiff northwest wind hanged ship about and at wevem @'tlack the or ders \u2018were given to put the foats aver board.Twenty-five .mostly women and_ children.we laced in the first hoat, but the bow tackle collapsed and several persons were thrown into the ses.Others were iniured bv the thumping of the emall craft against the siden of the collapsing liner.Within 15 minutes those thrown into the water were drawn to the deck and the passengers in the disabled boats were rescued.Nix more life boats were put over.hut the passengers say t some of the seamen o! the Lsu n did not | know how to row and t they were obliged to handle the sare them.' selves.Along the iran-bownd coast cliffs rise to o height of & feet.After the boat bad best i two hous, fearing to put.in, 4.ftom .g-} nearhy fishing villagé was sighted through the fog.and linally it piloted life craft to a harbor.the A steabner left Se ohne late tonight to bring the shipwrec] to this port.The hull of the ni tan broke into two near the engine room and Captain Imrie was obliged to stand hy and see the end of his ship, which for 37 vears had _ crossed and recrossed the Atlantic.Tha Laurentian was built at Greenovk, Scotland, by R.Steele & (Co, in 1872, PLANS FOR NEW | Chronicle\u2014\u2014_ TES of Bristol, Lady James, eon, daughter and niece, arrived from Montreal, made 5 close inspection of the docks and shipping day.the party called upon the Lisut.- ° Temperatures.Minimum ÿ Maximus Tenparstures.v Re H- = *~ + vo Women's & Misses\u2019 Cloth Suis First Showing = New Fall Models ANNOUNCE our first showing of the aew styles in Women's and Misses\u2019 Suifs.This display will undoubtediy be of interest to every woman, for the models shown aro the same as those which are now s0 popular in New York.Coats sre long\u2014most of them 40 to 42 inches\u2014and are made on the semi-fitting hipless form.~ The extensive color range includes such shades of cloth as Taupe, Green, Peacock, New Brown, Grey, Blue and Black.Prices begin us low as $12.50 and up to $40.00, We illustrate ono of the new suits showing semi- fitted cont, 42 inches long.Front of coat- is trimmed with tucks and silk sou- {1} tache lined throughout {7} with satin.The skirt is\\\\ 7g thirteen gore, ~ pleated J style, the half length pleats finished with silk soutache.This suit comes in peacock snd green shadow stripe worsted.: Anothes handsome suit in in green worsted with 40 inch, semi-fitting coat, satin lined.Collar and cuffs are of Ottoman cord silk, trimmed with fancy braid.This suit is priced $30.00.I DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.Sir Edward James, late Lord Maver KODAKS KODAKS KODAKS \u201cHIGH GRADE KODAKS The SA ¥.P.ogak with d ahutt d Soiss ! , sise of piotsrs du = ol kes from time to.1-205 art of read PRICE $70.8).in town yesterday where Sir Edward fedilities.During the Governor, Sir C.A.P.Pelletier, but The 4A F.P.Kodak with Volute 8h a Tesear Li: AUEBEC BRIDGE he wan abeent al the time.Today.| eine 44 x OK.Takes Sto Time to 1-100 DATE of ahead r Las, nwever, they wil guests PRICE $107.20.Hix Honag and will be taken around The 4A Speed Kodak, Fooal Plane Bhutter and Zelss Lens for | the city by Capt.Victor Pelletier, picture 4% x 6%.Takes pictures from slow instantanec:s to 1.1000 sty Fi j ARC.Pap Rime of movingonjects is oquatiy wel ada ied sa afl crnot cases Have Been Defiaitely Fixed Upon by \u2014 aphin sus ly vell adanted to afl othsr e the Commission and will be *nnounced Today.{Special to the Chronicle.) ! Montreal, Sept.C-The Quebec Bridge Commissioners are meeti here to-morrow, when it is expec that an important announcement will | be made regarding plans for the new | bridge.Among those in the city today are Ton.Gen.I'.Graham and Mesure.Butler, Nodjesks, Vantelet, Holgate and Fitzmaurice.In sation with one of the encinsses, your correspondent war informed that the Anns and arrangements for the new | bridge had been agreed upan.It ie thought that to-marrow\u2019s meeting will ratify before Mr.Graham the agreement reached by the members of | the committee.lt ln also thanoht that the services ot Mr.Fitsmanrice, «ho -wan called into consultniien, have hed an important bearing on the agreement reachad by the commiitee, and it ia now hinted that the verdict of the Commission will be unanimous.conver- Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA pr pr » ette that letteru-patent have been issued by the Lieut.-Governor incorpok- ating physician, butcher, Pierre Baptiste Savard, Art.Barbeau, Ludger Bastien, Maurice Bas tien, merchant, of St, Ambroise de la Jeune Lorette, chant.of Quebec, for the purpose acquiring within the limits municipalities of the village and of the parish of St.' Lorette, one or more aqueducts with the general objert eupplving water as well as to establish more aystems fire.Lunghi.the Italian champion at many distances, beat \u2018the world\u2019s record the 700 yard run at Celtic Park today.Lunghi's time 27 2-5 seconds.ed war that made by leon Myers, of New York, on thy old eight lap track in Williamsburg in 1882, him she asks him 10 ask her.Also a compiets assortment of Brownies and Kodske of off prices.FRONTENAC PHOTO SUPPLY CO.PHONE 3100.19 BUADE ST, QUEBEC WATERWORKS FOR LORETTE.Notice in given in the Official Gas louis Narcinse Leclerc, Xavie Savard, enere.Francois manufacturers, Jules Verret, JOSEPH SANSFACON, MERCHANT TAILOR, 67 St.John St.The subscriber han a fine new stock of imported English gnode and is now hooking Fall and Winter orders.He has the latest patterns and materials \u2018are of the very bwt.Thirteen vears experience as frac) cutter with the big firm of D.Morgan & Sons, is à guarantee that my cut.#1, workmanship and finish are first clans.and Victor Temieux, mer- of the of Ambroise de Ia Jeune therein one or of protection against LUNGHI MARES NEW RECORD.Celtic Park, II, | Sept.Emilio * Place an arder with me now.1 ran do you a nice up-to-date suit At very reasnnable rates.for wag one minute The best time record.Joseph Sansfacon Merchant Tailor, 67 St.John St-\u2014 Before a man arks a girl to marry sektd-=odxIm.i (nothing was known ol the fight he bad been mafing | acrnen the froum \u2018euxt of the north, The last words \u2018rome In the maile of Semi, 1908, Jotiters writin In August aboard the! \\ t, but undated, Nome wore ite Mrs, Peary.Nre, Peary subse © aently expressed the belied that her | shustiane! would be heard from soma | [time this month and thet he\u2019 would ,be eneceretul, £ At Etah, Pearv hod established à ation Gor tealntrg Felimon and dors and.sosumulating supplies.Ha divid- od bis Party Into thres yroupe\u2014nne to make geological observations, another \u2018to take metearslngion! nntatians.and a third of fiva or six men and dors for the last dash to the Pole, while the first two followed mare slowly and eetpblinhed 1-aren of gurrde for the return trip.When (he Roosevelt [turned hee prow pacthward In the summer of 1908, Pegrv left behind a f record of his explorations and lettcra to friends to he opeard if he never came back.Thera wae tender messages for Marie.the mow baby _horr- in the north.but row a mim of eix- hi TE ea EEE GREAT ADVANTAGF SAVE THE Retailer's Profits In giving your crlers direct to this Fur Manufacturer See pe \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .ST.PIERRE.LEPHONE 8259.E 44 ST.JOSEPH ST.FERRET Wholssale and Retail LOW PRICES.CASN OWLY ALWAYS ON HAND LUTUMOVS FURS, ~ SILES ABD SATS, GARANENTS.Latest Styles from London, New York and Paris.A VISIT (S SOLICITED teen; words for Robert E.Peary.ir.I \u2018 } STE TURSDAY: REPTRMPRÉ | 71008.\u2014 { .FIRST SHIPMENT OF FALL IMPORTATIONS JIST RECEIVED Dress Goods, Tweeds for Luscumes Mantles and Jackets, Lace Collars and Jabots Novelties Received Weekly To Tourists REAL LACES \u2014 Irish Crochet, Duchess and Honiton.Real Lace Handkerchiefs, Travelling Rugs.5% DISCOUNT FOR CASH GLOVER, FRY & CO.JUST ARRIVED The New Model Pocket Edition Safety Razor.The Neatest and Best Portable Safety.Finished in Gold $8.Finished in Silver $5.Finished in Gun Metal $s, New goods arrive almost daily, we will be pleased ta have you call and see the new designs in Brass Jardinieres, Copper Kettles and other metal goads suitable for wedding presents.Woe have a splolal value double vegetable dish, in Sheffield plate for $5.There are other good values in Sheffield Tea Trays and Tea Sets that our customer; will find well worth considering.If your silverware is tarnished try a jar of Seifert\u2019s Sliver Polish, price 25a Brushes far cleaning silver 25c.G.SEIFERT & SONS, Importers 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec, Thin?Pale Pr frome ed on at ol the.The Quebeg Ghronicle \u2014 ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC, SEPTEMBER 7, 196.- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PREMATURE.It is a wise proverb that admonishes us to abstain {rom any premature manifestations of exultation until we are well assured that we are out of the wood, and it is one which the journalist is, unfortmately bound to neglect.The first news published i of Dr.Cook\u2019s discovery of the North | Pole led to the belisf in the existence of a polar continent of greater or lean extent, which the discoverer reach led by following \u2018the migratory tracks of large gue, and in some of the American papers the discovery was spoken of in glowing terms, not only ar opening out a new field for big- game shooting, but also as giving the Unite States additional territory j rich in mineral possibilities, and in coal mines enpecially.It now ap [ pears that there is mo such thing as land about the North Pole\u2014nothiug but water, the depths of which Dr.| Cook was unable to guage, and, be vond the glory, the only practical benefits likely to result to the United \u2018 Btates area species of cold rtorage for the reception of its Atlantic navy if it chooses to dynamite a harbor for it.In this case we might make , # good hargain out of the Montcalm.After the first optburst of exultation over an achievement of which the ! whale civilied world may be justly | proud, thers has come a period of calmer reflection, and, with it accompanying skepticism.| For this wkep- Tieixm the published notices of the Cook expedition must be held in part responsible ; it was said to have \"originated in the sudden determination to make a dash for the Pole hy ity of a New York millionaire in a trip to the aub-Aretic regions, and without any of the previous preparation which is regarded an necessary in such expeditions, and without.so fur ne was known, any of the neces- snry scientific instruments.Of course the expedition may have heer care fully devised and planned for, but this was not the color to it originally given, and the assumption of an impromptu dash for the Pole is calculated to create a certain amount : of suspicion as to its subsequent sue | CSE, It is also not reassuring to learn that there ic no qualified witness to corroborate Dr.Cook's account.The \"only white man who might be supposed to have some scientific - Imovleige waa left behind, and Dr.Cook's ' companions were Faquimaux.It ia true: that Dr.Cook says his notes and observations will triumphantly prove \"pie claim, but he also says that he expects on his return to find that it in objected that those notes and nb- rervations could easily have been ma- | nufactured, and, in point of fact, this ix what is asserted to have been possible.Without at all impugnimg the bona fides of Dr.Cook it may be said that under the prusent circumstances his record sannot be allowed to stand, any more than that of any athlete whose achievements are not officially witnessed and testified to.He may may have believed that he has done #0, hut we have no testimony to the fact beyond hin own assertions and observations, which may admittedly have been faked.A DUST LAYER.Some short time ago we called attention to the interest which the ques tion of dust laying was awakening in Ottawa, Toronto and other cities, an interest which has been intensified by [ the increasing use of automobiles.A \u2018series of valuable experiments has | been recently carried on in England at Ashford, Middslesex, which serve to demonstrate the possibilities of cal- { cium chloride as a dust layer, and .thergby overcoming ome of the groat- * ent objections to swiftly moving, self.! propelled locomotion.A mile of typical read of dry macadam presenting a very dusty surface was selected \u2018for the experiments, and the chloride, which in a white granular powder and \"a product of the alkali industries was sprinkled over the road in a dry condition, and in & short time, in liquely- | ing, formed a skin or envelope to the road murface, binding down beneath all the particles of dust arising from the disintegration of the road metal.Twenty-four hours after the first application another sprinkling was applied so as to ensure the heaoming thoroughly saturated therewith.After treatment the effect of passing motor.traffic wan observed.When the swiftly ed road surface there war & con- \u201capicuous absence of dust, hut directly it reached an untreated wivetch clouda Sy i] in 5 nt in of ous qu focus] M ange Em File TL have discovered the North Pole, or he\u2019 medion] met 1c S .No sloohol, ne stim + lation.blood biood purifier, a dérve some: Dr.Cook while enjaying the hospital- | moving vehicle passed over the dre || THMPQUEQEU OHRONIOLIS EN.b down, casily tired, thin, pale, nefvensP And do nôt know what to take P Then go d'\"wt te your docier, Ask bis epinion oh of Ayst\u2019snen-aicobs) itive, an aid te 4 of thick- dust arvee in itp wake.\u201d The advantages of this treatment are stated to be that watering is\u2019 render ed unnsesssry for the simple reason that calcium chloride readily absorbs from the atmosphere the requisite amount to bring about liquefaction, and being a neutral seit, it is harm- lesa.It Ja estimated, says the paper from whith we take this information, that the cost of dressing & road with this material everages about one-sixth thas of watering the same area, and that the relie! in more permanent, while the road surface I» hardened.If the duration of the eof- fect or life of a single dressing should coms up to the catimates, and the cost of the raw material added to that of application should be found to be within reasonable hounds it should prove umful in solving one.of the most difficult problems at present engaging the attention of road engineers and the public at large, and the Road Committe might find it profitable to make ths experiment om limited scale.- BERESFORD V8.FISHER.The dispute hetween the Admiralsy and Lord Charles Beresford is a dispute hetween naval tacticlans of the highest order as to the best method of naval strategy, and is, perhaps, not so clearly understood as it ought to he, Tord Beresford\u2019s theory, which is\u2018 true to a certain extent, is that the Empire waouki he vulnerable\u2019 unless its trade routes are amply protected by fast oruisere; that an wemy, hy means of flying squadrons, could sever all the arteries of imperial commerce, and let the fortress of Great Rritain bleed to demth, no matter how impregnable it may Le.while the reply of Bir John Fisher is that no enemy could do no vith the hammer of Thor at {ts own re +.and the experience of the Na- = !-avie were justifies the reply, This is à clash of opinion which vrings Lord Charles Reresford into agreement with the policy of Australia and New Zealand, for which many reasons of advantage might he brought forward, and has been quot- od as an endersement of the policy of Canada for which not one satls- factory excuse oan be alleged.The Pacific trade routes might be inter rupted, but that of the Atlantic coast could not be until the Empire bad been mastered in Furopean waters.The Canadien Government has adopted what is not an Imperial delence at nll, but a local and ridiculous excuse for it which leads to tbe inevitable conclusion that it is not founded upon Lord Beresfords idea of \u2018Five Nations, One Union Jack, One Navy, One Amy a and One Throne.\u201d NO FAKE ABOUT THIS We guarantee to cure Catarrh.Asthma and Bronchitis-\u2014guarantee \u2018to do this with Catarrhoronesguarantee to do it quickly.If vou lack faith, get it-\u2014go to anv dealer and purchase Catarrhozone, the remedy that never foils.See what it did for A.J.Kemp, of Tete a Gouche, N.B.\u2018You cannot praise Catarrhozone highly enough: it is worthy to be written in letters of gold.One small boitle has done more for me than all the tor\u2019s medicines 1 have ever taken the last three vears.1 have heer: troubled with Bronchitis Asthma, but by using Catarrhozone 1 have been cn: tirely cured.Do you wonder that I um the enthusiastic friend of Catarrhozone?The dollar outfit of Catarrhozone lasts two months and invariably cures: small trial aise 50c, in doc-.\"| oe to os fas\u2019 Hi fo HT ph hioh ended h vietory, ud those splend apte Witeon has won many honors and rieen high In his profession, but al.entitled though he Ja now an admiral to place many lettors after his Aorpe, it fn doutstful\u2019 If he is so proud of any o them as the \u201cV.C'.\"\u201d won with bare nts.It is a curious faet that thy three senior officers in this battle, Bir D.Graham, Nir B.Buller, and Bir W.Hewitt, R.N., all won the Victoria .Cross.RTRANGE BINDU BELIEFS.Tn India the traditions of folklore are numerous and atrange.Amo od those pertaining to the tiger the fo! lowing are, the most peculiar ~The uneducated Hiddu {and he is in the great majority) believes that the ghost of a man killed by A tiger rid es thy head of the beast that slew Mn to warn him of danger and to him to new v » T6 ia pe that God provides for the tiger's daily wants to the ameunt of oné rupees a day ; that ie to say, ff the tiger kills a calf worth six rupees he will not be allowed another victin for five dava.Eating the flesh of a tiger is supposed to give one great cour and plertnnss, but the whiskers first must pme off {he beast, or his spirit oh aunt ths man who fed of him and be ie likely to be into a tiger in the port, world, The tulle wi ving Incid cident really ocour- red in a small Indian village in the interior \u2014One of the villagerd, was, unfortunately, killed by a tiger.rol investigated the a death ar this verdict : \u2018Panda died of a tier cating him : tai British | there was no causa of death.Nothing was leit of him rave his bones and some fingers, which rohably nged ta either tbe riekt or left hand?Whether a man lells his wile the truth or not has nothing to do with whether she helieves bmi ite whether she wants to.For Infants and Children.The Kind You Have Alweys Bought Bears the Signature of ; LEGAL NOTICES Province of Quebec, District of Rimouski, Superior Court.No.3919.Dame Marie Amands Lohel, wil of Lewis Paquet, of the parish of Et.Peter of Lake Matapediac, duly su- thorized to appear in justice Plaintif ; The said Lewis Paquet, of the same Place, \" Delendant.A suit ia tion ai properties, has been ins in this cass, the 19th of August, 1909.Rimouski, 19th August, 1900.JRAN P.MARTIN, Plaintit\u2019s Attorneyaug2ixim, Province of Quebec, District of Quebec, Superior Court.No.1408.Dame Josephine Flamondon, wife of Theodore Goulet ol St.Ambroise de la Jeunne Lorette, duly authorized ester en justice, \\ Plaintiff ; , ve Theodore Goulet, contractor, of St.Ambroise de la Jeupne Lorette, .Defendant.An action en separation de biens, has been entered in this case, the 19th day of August, 1909.ALLEYN TASCHEREAU, Attorney for the Plaintiff.augZialm, In the Cavada, Superior Court.Province of Quebec, District of Beauce.No.330.Dame Marie Louise Grondin, wife of All deylrrs or The Catarrhosone Co.| Alfred Fortin, merchant, ol the parish Kingston, Ontario.ot St.Victor, Jn Le District of Beauce, duly nuthoriz to ester en WINNING A V.C.jostice, .at Plaintif ; How Captain Wilson Filled the Breach v8 .at El Teh, The eaid Alfred Fortin, The scene is the Soudan.At the Defendantvillage of Fl Teb, thousands of black, {| An action in separation as to pro yelling, fanatical followers of the [erty was issned in this case on he Mahdi have gathered to the | 9th August, 1909.further pi of the British forre PACAUD & MORIN, marching to the relief of tRo besieged garrisons.In a large hollow square, one vide of whick is foi by the naval bri.ade and teo other iments, the iritisher# press forward, Jeck quickly silencing the enemy's guns, which are mounted on earthworks thrown up round the village.Suddenly, as the square sweeps dawn on the Arnbs, the latter cease their rifle fire, leave their shelter, and pour down upon the square.® Hundreds are slaughtered hy the machine guns of the Britishers, but, hesdless of shot and shell, hundreds more continue the reckless charge : and with such impetuosity do they hurl themsalves on that part of the square formed by the navel brigade that it is broken.Then occurs an in: cident unparalleled in the history of warfare, A number of Arabe rushed through the gap.Many of the gun ners were in extreme danger, and Captain Wilson, seing one of his men about to be speared.went to his assistance and ran the black through the body.Such was the forre of the thrust, hawever, that the blade of the sword roks off near the hilt.Instantly the Arabs closed on the captain.and\u201d he goemed doomed.But with his flats he bowlel over the enemy like nine pine.The blacks were amansed at tin nature of the attack.Try an they would they could not breek thraugh those powerful arma or avold the finthing fists, and ere thay could re cover from their surprise they were cut down hy ohlisrs who rlshed to the help of the pallant captain.His action undoubtedly saved many fives.Ha filled the breach at a moment critical.in the extreme, for hed the Arabs sucoseded in eninrging the Attys.for Plaintiff, augl3xim.A deliclous drink anda a sustalnln food.Fragrant, nutritious an ecomomical.This excellent Cocoa maintains the system In robust health, and enables it to resist wintst's extreme cold.COLOA Sold by Grocers and Storekee in 4-Ib, and 3-16 Tins pers CORD WOOD] FOR SALE sawed and Spit.Pinast Quality, at Reasonably Prices.T.F.McLaughlin, 260 ST.PAUL ST.Yard at foot of Ramsay St.\u201cPhone 3033 TEE 18 BT: JOHN sYNERY ve Tele Lyme Street FORREST & SONS Salmon Rods, Reels and FHes; |! 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sailing.Ficat, second and third class accommodations for pas- BAIE DES CHALEURS ROUTE Next sailings of BS.GASPESIEN for Gaspe and all intermediate ports as far as Paspebiac.Leaving Tuesday, Aug.3ist and September 14th, at 3 Fx.Freight will be received at Point a Car Wharf uritil 2.00 P.M.on day of sail- ing.Excellent accommodations for passengers.J.A.BOUCHARD, 40 Dalhousie St F.S.STOCKING, Tidret Agent, 32 = Louis Street.North Shore Mall and Passenger Service, CAPT.C.VEZINA Is intended to vail Sunday, Sept.5th at noon, for North Shore ports as far as Natashquan, also Anticosti.Freight is now heing received at steamer\u2019s berth, Leyland Shed.For rate of passage and freight and other particulars, apply to HOLLIDAY BROS, Phone 359.1 8t.Peter St.Steamer Frontenac Between Quebec.Sillery & Br.Time and weathe rmitting his at will Tan as fotlows: © \u20ac vai came FROMST ROMUALD FROM QUERXC ROUND TRIP TO .3 I EBRC 60 um ; pie vid daily from \\guebeo Fy pa.a, Sundays ie and pote SUNDAYS foram pw .i ppm tardays rp from 11 run at Instead \u2018here Wh be a trip from St illery to Quebec at .FATS RY ctric cars \\ Steamer Champion On and after stances permitting, follows: June, weather aud eircom.tale oteamer wit! guet.Fe forty Asie Led From 00 pes ng at .Petree villeia the morning only sid going as far as St.Praucois in the sfternoon.From Berthier for Quebec, Mondays, Wedaes days, Thursdays and Fridays rom Quebec te ler, on Mondays, Wrds esdaye, Thuredaye and Sstnrday.Ou Batu is same steamer will make arp 0 to Berthier so as to give the titisens an opportunity of enjoying the cool breeses ou the river, Leaving Quebec sue nui sad setermiag a sop \u2018 Steamer Orleans Commencing 4th of June, weather and cir | cumstances ritting, this steamer Orteaus will rue as follows = FoR THE ISLAND OF ORLEANS FROM ISLAND am, the Island at 8.00 le Bon au on 1 vwitis the Levie Street Baitmegs ® | TAE OCEAN WAS ON RED IRLAND he de Halifax.for repaire.She sail.Steamer Grampian, ston, drrived from Montreal last Nat.| Captain Johnurday slternoon and procesded Glasgow.Steamer Hibernian, Captain Hamilton, arrived from Montreal lust Naturdav afternoon and proceeded (ur London, * Steamer Pretorian.Commander Pitts, R.N.R., from Glasgow, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in port on * Sunday evening.After landing passengers and Quebw: cawgo, she left for Montreal yesterday mom- ing.Steamer Corsican, Cantain Gambell, from Quebec.on the 27th ult., arrived at 5 a.m.on Saturday last.\u201cP.R.LINE.Steamer Lake Michigan, Captaïn Parry, from Tondon and Antwerp, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in port last Saturday after noon, mooring at tha Breakwater.Having landed passengers she proceed.esd®for Montreal, \u201c Steemer Lake Frie, Captain Carey, arrived from Montreal last Saturday, and proceeded for Tiverpool.Steamer Monmouth, Captain fen- dall, from Bristol, with a general rar.go, arrived in port last Baturdayv and after landing a number of eattle left for Montreal on Sunday morning.Steamer Empress of China.Hong Kong at 8 pm.on the instant, for Vancouver, Steamer Mount Royal.Captain Troop, arrived from Montreal venter- day afternoon and proceeded for i.on- don.for leit 4th \u2014 DOMINION LINE.Rteamer Cornishman.Captain Jones, arrived from Montreal alst Saturday evening, and after taking on hoard part cargo, proceeded for Rristol\u2014\u2014 LEYLAND LINE.Steamer Oxonian passe] Point Amour at 10.30 p.m.on Sunday and is due here to-morrow evening.MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Shipper was re ported inwards at Paint Amour at 7 a.m.yesterday and is due here tomorrow avening to load cargo for Manchester.Steamer Manchester Shipper was reported inwards at Point Amour at 7 a.m.yesterday and ix dus here tomorrow evening to load cargo for Manchester.NORTH SHORE LINER.M.S.General Wolie, Captain C.Vezina, left port at noon last | Sunday for Natashquan.with passengers, mails and general cargo.R.M.S.Aranmere, Captain J.Hearn, from Natashquan, atc.with passengers and fish, arrived in port at 8 pm.on Sunday, mooring in the Louise Basin.NATIONAL, NAVIGATION CO.Steamer Natashquan.Captain Boucher, left port last evening for Eequimaux Point and way places, with pamengers and general cargo.QUEBEC & MSHIP CO.Steamer Bermudian, from Bermuda at 10.45 a.m.last Saturday, arrived at New York at 7.45 a.m.yesterday a 45 hours parsage.Steamer Trinidad sailed from Pictou for Quehec and Nantieal at noon yesterday.THOMSON LINF.Steamer Frewona, Captain Cunvingham, arrived from Montreal last Saturday and provesled for London.Steamer Hurona.Captain Ritchie, from Newcaatle, with a general cargo, arrived in t yestenlay and pro- veedel for Montreal.Steamer Bellona is now loading at Medjterranean ports, and .was uxpect- wl to arrive at Patras for currants on Tuesday next.The Belloua will cull \u2018at Denia for raising and onions, arriving there about the 20th inst., and leaving for Malaga on the 22nd.where she will take on ita and grapes.The Bellona in expected to mail for Montreal direct on September 22nd.She will Le followed by the Jhcone some time later.\u2018The Jacona will load at Titania, Patras, Denia, Al : meira, Malaga and Cadis, leaving the latter part lor Montreal about the first week in October.Steamer Cairntorr, Captain Gibson, from Middlesharo for Montreal, with pig iron, passed here on Saturday.WHITF-STAR DOMINION LINER.M.S.laurentic, = Lient.Haves, R.N.R.from Quebec at § pm.on Saturday, 29th ult., arrived at Liverpool last Saturday.North Syvney, September 6 \u2014 The Dominion Coal Company's steamer Ocean arrived in port Saturday wmom- ing with her bottom damaged ax à result of having grounded on Red Inland in the St.Lawrence.on the passage down® from Montreal.À survey was held and the steamer orered to od thin afternoon to go into dry daok.Note.\u2014The above was the unknown venssl reported in the Chronicle last Friday sn being ashore on Red D land.\u2014-Rd.M.C.RCHOONER BADLY DAMAGED.Rydnév, C.B., 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draught of 15 feet and a displacement of 2,064 tons.She in built of steel and is of \u201cthe flush deck type, with two pole masts.There are three uteel decks, the upper deck sheathad with wood throughout.The accom ation for the pfficiala is placed aft and consiste of two state rooms and an office.LAUNCH OF THE ROCHESTFR.Detroit, Mich., Sept.5\u2014The fine new steamer Rochester, of the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation.Co.was Inunched at the Wyandotte yard om Saturday afternnon in the presence of a large number of visitors from Toronto, Montreal, Detroit amd Rocheater, N.Y.She was christened by Miss Edgerton, daughter of Mayor ¥dgerton, of Rochester.N.Y.inl honor of whose home city the new.wteamer was named.| The Rochester | ie the first steamer to be built for | the company at an American ship- | yard.She is a thoroughly modern, ' twin-screw passenger steamer of the! Canadian lake and river type, 256 | fout over all, 43 feet beam.14 feet, : 9 inches deep, with 8 draught of 9 | feet.She will make about eighteen miles an hour.Khe will gn into commission on Take Ontarie and the river St.Lawrence route next season.WRECKED IN S00 CANAL.Detroit, Mich, Sept.6\u2014A special | from Sault Ste.Marie, Mich., tonight says: Another serious marine accident oreurre here to-day, due to a misunderstandmg of signals, and as a result the hig nteel freighter, Arthur H.Hawgood.lies to-night at the bottom of the Canadian canal, & large hole stave in her port side, just\u2019 aft of the bow, and her forward compartment full of water.Tugs and a lighter are at work in a desperate endeavor to jettison sufficient of her cargo of iron ore to allow of divers patching her and getting her moved out of the way.The accident occurred shortly after ten o'clock this morning, while the Hawgood was about to enter the upper Canadien canal.The vessel was moving at half-speed end headed, as is usual, directly for the north pier.When about a hundred feet away the usual signal to stop apparently was sent from the bridge to the engine rom, the object being to allow the current to carry the hoat'® bow dirsctly down the centre of the canal.which is the ondin- ary procedure for \u2018boats hound down.Instead of stopping, however, the ente chum the water, with undiminished speed.with the result that the Hawgood, a moment later, crashed into the heavy stone pier.She hegan tn All immediately and went to the hottom within five: minutes after the time she struck.: There was fortunately no rebound | alter the collision and the Hawgood's | position, close to the pier, will not | impede navigation through the canal, #0 long as caution is exercised hy other vessels.Attempts to secure ! from the captain or members of the crew an explanation as to the cause of the accident were met with evasive replies.The only solution affixed hy marine men here in that the signals.from the bridre to the engine room, if sent promptly.were either unbeard or misunderstood by the engineer, RAN AGROUND.Cobovtg.Ont., Sept.5-Dvring a very dense fog which prevailed along the north i 8 of Lake Ontario yesterday the steamer \u201cOntario Na.I.\u201d hound from Rochester to Cobourg, rau aground about hall a mile west of the harbor.The Ontario carried a cargo of 28 loaded cars of roal and The passeryrers were landed in a tug of the Randolphe McDonald Co.and returned to Rochester hy one of the honte of the 0.& B.of Q.Nav.Co.To ! 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SEPT.13TH TD 201H » me .reba Being Cour inonding $1.00 In the Ee since of Nunbee.Superior Courtistrict of Kimoneki.| No.3917.Louis-Michel Langinix, of the parish bf St.Octave de Metis, Diatrict of Rimouski, Merchant, Plaintiff ; ve Narcisse Framer, heretofore of the | Same place.amd now absent in unknown places, Defenclant.The anid defendant in ordered to ap- | pear within «me month.i Rimouski, 5th Auçuat, 1009, LETENDRE & CITAMBERLAND.PRC BURGEON, ROY & LANGLAIS, | Piff's Atty.| nekt7+2 \u2019 In the vince of Quebec.Cirenit Court istrict of Chicontimi.No, 106%.Johnny Tremblay, of Saint Gedeon, \u2019 Plaintiff ; | va Francois Bilodeau.of Saint-Cosur de Marie, \u2018 Defendant ; and | Alfred Rousseau, of Saint-Coeur de Marie, innkeeper, Garnishes.The defendant in ordered to appear | within one month.Chicoutimi, 1st September, 1909, ¥.x.GOSSELIN, .CC.§ THE BOILER INSPECTION 3.8; INSURSS AGAINST Arthur E Scott, os PETER GTREET, .Queenrticulars as to rates and for to.to i i BROADWAY and 11th STREET NEW YORK CITY.Within Easy Access of Ererz Point of Interest, Half Block from Wansmaker's, 8 minutes\u2019 walk of Shoophog Distr t.NOTED FOR: Excelicnes of Cilstne, \u201cCorafortahls Appointments.Conrieres Berviee ant Homelike Burrenndings., BOOMS $1.00 PER DAY AND UP Very Commodions Sample ; Rooms at Rensonable Entes.EUROPEAN PLAN.Tadie d'Hote Breakfast 50c.WM.TAYLOR & SON, Inc.22 se fore her engagement terminates.The POSIIION UNRIVALLED ! programme of views today are all of IN \u2014 high class merit and = worthy of y ex - witnessing.\u2018\u201cThallv's art\u201d is a LONDON, ENGLAND.dramatic picture that is beautifully THE portrayed.The story is a Grecian LANGHAM HOTEL, Tortland Place and Regent 8t., London, W.FAMILY HOTEL OF THE HIGHEST ORDER REDUCED INCLUBIVE TERMS DURING ATGUST AND SEPTEMBER.mar.Gx) wow.satadG HOTEL BROEZEL BUFFALO, N.Y.Elegantly Refurnlshed and Redecorated throughout.cand Lawlor as deacon and sub-deacon respectively.At the conclusion of the | ited.Apart From this thers is niso à ceives the score sheets for Sou August 14th.Scores made on date will not be allowed unless ~heets are handed in at once.THE LATE.MRS TIMMONS.The funeral of the late Mrs.P.Timmons took place on Surday afternoon | from the C.P.R.station to St.Pat- | rick\u2019's Church.which was heavily draped with emblems of mourning.A solemn libera was aumg by a full chair, Rev.Father Tanley officiating, assisted by Rev.Fathers Delargy Libera \u201cNearer My God to Thee\u201d was sung in a ferling manner by Mise May Mahoney.The pall bearers wers Mersvs.Geo.\u2018lulrooney, FE.Duggan, G.Hayden, J.T.Donnoily, M.Arkison.and T.J.Murphy.After the service in the church the remaire of the deceased lady were conveyed to St, Patricks Cemetery and placed in | tha family Int, followed by a large | number of mourning friends.who were desirous of paying a last tribute of respect to the deceased.A VOCAL STAR AT THE NICKEL.The Nickel management has secured a rare treat for ita patrons this week in the engasrment ol Miss Magie Wolfe, late of Keith's Theatre, Bos- ton.\u2018This lady is possesrsl of a voice of a range that in altogether ex- oeptionnl.Verging from contralto ta counter-tenor is somewhat exceptional, and rot often heard, but this Miss Wolfe ie capable of, and her ability in this respect will be demonstrated be- one and the costumes are magnificently in keeping with them, while the , different scenes nnd staging combine ! to make a picture the like of which \"ix seldom seen in n local theatre.Another aplendid picture in \u201cThe Maid ! and the Millionaire,\u201d while \u201cWe Must Have - Butler\u201d is equally interesting, | \u201cCancasian Costoma\u2019 ig an intensely : interesting educational picture, in! | which many fentures are shown that are appreciative and instructive.\u2018Borrowed Clothes,\u201d of course, has a hu- moroun side to it, the merriment caus- | ed ir the depiction of which is unlim- pleasing ilivstrated song entitled \u2018If | You Must Love Someone.\u201d Tiia in ang hy Mr.Carroll, who has made | himself 4 favorite with Nickel patrons, i Ne.Carroll in possessed of & tenor vain of good range and which he fully knows how (0 use, and his singing in at all times pleasing to the enrs, Taken nl! in all, the programme Strictly first-class American plan.Unexcelled Cuisine.RATES $3 AND 93-50.CHAS.E.IHLE, Manager.G Quebac Railway, Light & Power Notice is hereby given that a Divi une8xtu-thu-satxém, rand Union Hotel Ope.Grand Central Station, New York City Rooms, $1.00 a Day AND UPWARD Bageeg) to and from Biation tree.fend So stamp for N.Y Oity (Guide Book and Map Company.Notios to Holders of Common Stock ; , 30th A Laugdlxeent@-4-6-9-10-14.of One per cent has been de- AND INSURANCE G0.clared on the Common Stock of the Company, for the half year cending 30th June, 1909, to be paid on the BE Total Surpius Assets.82 483.878-17 15th of Neptemher next to Fhareholders of record on the first of Sepsive.Bharsholders are requested to notify the Montreal nt Company, Royal Tnsurance Building, Montreal, of any change of address.CHAS.J.PIGOT, Seoreta: ry.» R909, ; + ne da si den - Quebec, jat the Nickel ia à rare one and well worth seing.\"A LITTLE RED SPOT Novel Experiment by Which It May Ba Made to Disappear.A preulisr feature about poslam, the jew sain discovery in that no one ia ianked to buy it without firm sending to the Emergency Laboratories, No.32 West Twenty-fifth atreet, Now York City, for an experimental sample and applvitg rame to an affected part of [the skin, about the size of a milver \u2018dollar.It will clear the spot so treated in twenty-four hours-a re.markahle visual demonstration of its WETR.While pcalam \u2018ue been mentioned principally in cous 'i 8 with tbe cure of ccrema.the most stubborn of ekin diveasen, it must be remembered that | when used for itch, hives, pimples, blotches, mene, itching feet, acaly ecalp, chaîine of infants and similar minor skin troublea ita sotion is all the more pronounced, results being seen after an overnight application.Aa only a small quantity of poslam in noteasury to cure such cases, à moccial fifty-cont packard, usually sufficient, 1 damage to property of tember, 1509, has been placed on sale st Henry [St Roosevelt at kis Teiovging to he Award.nai TheTransfer Rooks of the Company |W lie, 4 Rt.John atrest, and other Dre Tv.Shoat 4h hy 1908, to tors foe whieh the Asouret area Le will be closed from the Ist to the [lading drug stores in Quechee, and [hid Commander Peary farewell he Hable, sud loss of life and injury to per.14th of September, \u2018both days inclu- | throughout the country.found a craft clean tut aotuslly The devper n man in In debt the mill deeper he would go if anybody would lot him.Ohildren O TY FOR FLETCHER'S LCAST.O.RIA mn EER AUTOMOBILES AND THE WORLD-FAMOUS SILENT KNIGHT ENGINE the industry began : We have secured the exclusive rights for Canada of the most wonderfu.automobile engine ever devised\u2014the famous \u201c Knight\u201d Engine, which will appear on the highest grade RUSSELL models for 1910.THIS is the engine for which the following world\u2019s leading cars have secured exclusive rights in their respective,countries: The Daimler, in England; the Mercedes, in Germany; the Minerva in Belgium, and the Panhard, in France.By this step the RUSSELL takes rank as the equal of any car in the world.The invention of the \u201cKnight\u201d motor opens a new epoch in automobile construction.Its enormous advantages have been well proven by extreme tests by the greatest authorities in the automobile ANNOUNCEMENT We announce the greatest advance in automobile construction on the American continent since world.Briefly summarized these advantages are: SILENCE, greater quietness at every speed and under all conditions.i SMOOTHNESS OF OPERATION, Wonderful absence of vibration or tgemor, more and more noticeable as speed increases.1 GREATER FLEXIBILITY.A 38 h.p.\u201cHnight\u201d motor will easily go from five to Jixty miles an hour without slipping clutch or changing gears.A revelation of smoothness and as it accelerates and gets away under lead, GREATER RELIABILITY.No valves to get out of condition; hence no grindin no accumulation of carbon at valve seats; no re-adjusting of valve springs.\u201cKnight\u201d engine has nothing leakage is impossible.GRE GREATER WORKING ENDURANCE\u2014No loss of power under continuous load.GREATER POWER AND SPEED.The \u201cKnight\u201d engine rated at 38 h.p., gives about 57 h.p.at 1200 revolutions and can be accelerated up to 2500 revolutionsor lowered to 250 \u201cKnight\u201d motor was submitted by the Royal Automob 1 :., \u2018The great tests to which the Club of Great Britain and Ireland are known the wo orous trials given the \u201cKnight\u201d motor are fully set forth in our ADVANCE CATALOGUE FOR 1910 NOW READY A copy will be gladly mailed you on request.to wa TER FUEL EF or get out of condition.sn he Loss of compression from FICIENCY., \u2019 A d over.The results of these tests and other vig- See these magnificent cars at our Exhibition display in the New Transportation Building.Let us ex- piain the merits of each.Let usshow you the sectional model uf the Knight motor.This is by all means the finest automobile exhibit ever made in Canadae Do not miss it.THREE GREAT NEW CARS FOR 1910 RUSSELL \u201888! * with Russell-Knight motor Seven-passenger touring car \u2014\u2018\u2018127\u201d\u2019 buse.RUSSELL ¢*22\" with Russseil-Knight motor Five-passeng oe touring car\u2014 **120°> wheel hase.RUSSELL +80\" (Model R) with Valve Fngine.Marketad with the following bodies : Regular five-parssnger touring; Toy Tonneau; Surrey Type; Special Runabout, all w.th an exceptionally long wheel base, x Ganada Cycle & Motor Co, (LTS) WEST TORONTO * Branches : Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa, Montreal, Winnipeg, Cal- Vancouver, §ietourne, Aust.PEARY ALSO HAS REACHED NORTH POLE (Continued from First Page.) sit years old, and row taking his first ldssons in navivation.and data for hin publishers valuable for the support of his family.Peary started for the Pole on the last dav of the hottest wpell New York city had seen for 38 years.On that dav a reporter aboard the Roose: velt founsl ao seaman mitting discon: colatelv in a companion way.\u201c\u2018Ton\u2019£ there anything you wart to take with vou that you haven't now?\u201d arked the reporter, thinking he was speaking to Capt.Bartlett.\u201cIt you've got saything to read, vou might send it aboard,\u201d replied the seaman.This was reported in a morning newspaper.Immediately the stream started.The steam which propelled the vessel nut of the East River was made by books and magasines contributed bv the people of New York so overwhelmingly great had been the reenonse, When it came to cash contrition, however, it was a different atory.When the President of the Urited shabby, brenuse Poary did not have the money to paint her.\u2018 Standing on the bridge of the Roose wit on the abteronon of Julv 6th, Prarv, with a grave face, todk his inst Jook at New York.A dov later.after President Roosevelt _ had mid wed Robert, went ;CAST.O.RIA ee to\u2019 a iain for Sydney, where he w.vo mest Capt, Bartlett, The commander's two Marie, the snow baby, children, and little with Capt.Bartlets.When be left the Roosevelt, Peary handed the captain over to Matt Henson, his negro body servant.Henson has been with Peary more than 20 years, on all bis most important expeditions and on April 91st, 1906, he stood beside Peary in latitude 87 de grees and six minutes, then the far- theet north.If he lives, he has been at tis Pole with his commander, the first man of his race.At Sydney, when the commander joined the ship, the children were taken achore.Mre.Peary spent the following winter in Washington, where the family home is, and eprly this summer went to Eagles Island, South Harpswell, Me.HUDSON AND FULTON CELEBRATIONS AT NEW YORK.The attention of those who think of visiting New York to view these ovle- brations is called to an advertise ment in another columr of the sail ing from Quechee of the Quebre Steamship Company's 8.8.Trinidad, on Tuesday, 14th inst.at noon.The calebratiogs are of world-wide interest; H.M.the King in sending a fleet ta take part in the grand naval review to be held on the Hudeom River; and aHoyether there will be many and great attractions for the visitor.The Trinidad is a firstclam steamer in every respect and her accommodations most modern and comfortable, .All the things a man can get fun out of doirg he couldn't if thgy were useful, Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S \u2014 - THE BEST POTATO vi \u201c _\u2018\u2019\u2019THE CHAMPION\" nonds see.i The CHAMPION with ite many superior features coi n to the careful bayer.Tt hasstooi the testo years ani has many times proven to be the victor in the potate fleld over all the competitors.Its construction embodies all the essential features absolutely reliable.It ie built with & view to simploness, doing away with all unnes- sary wearing paris, which accounts lor its easy draugh'.Twd horses will do the work with ease, Write vs NOW for catalogue giving details and full pattiouturs which make is TUESDAY.oo ~~ RS |Es.LA CAISSE d'\u2019'ECONOMIE ! JDE NOTRE-DAME de QUEBEC SAVINGS FALL GOSDS \u201cMorley\u2019s\u201d Celebrated English Hosiery for Women and Children.New English Aprons.New English Handkerchiefs Fine Underwear and Blouse Walists.New Coat and Norlolk Sweaters for women and girls.New Peter-Pan Neckwear, New Embroidered Collars.Specials Ladies\u2019 Tailored Linen Waists, value $2.00 for $1.50.New Parisian P.C.Corsets, all latest styles, from 50c to $4.50, Bargains Odds and Ends in Summer Hosiery, values up to 50c, to clear at 19c.DYNE The branches of 8t.Rech.St.Sauvaur, and St.John's Suburks are o3en evsry Saturday and Monday evanings frem 7 to 8.30 o'cleck.Interost Paid from Dats of Depasit and en Daily Balances.Corner St, Corner of SEPTEMBEL 17,\u2019 1009 49 John St.5 Phones 271 BANK suet Jens Street, ï oe Sait Streethz sad Claire Fontaine Streets.Peter Street aad Moantats Bill nu.103 Commerciai Street.eee Eo gens [RUSTIE.THEATRE hem | KENT HOUSE GROUNDS * MAGCDONALD.\u2014At Comwall, on the 3rd inst., Nary Christine Waggaman, wife of the late Hon.John Sandfield Macdonald, aged B9 years and 11 months.ANNIVERSARY SERVICE: \" An Aoniversary Service will be sung at the Basilica at 8 b'clock this morning for the late Judge Bosse.» ¢ New Advertisements, Rustic Theatre\u2014Kent House Groundsti Automobiles \u2014 Canadian Cycle and Motor Co.New Book Bargains.\u2014Champlain Book Shop.\u2018Auction Sale\u2014Marcesu & Son.Legal Notice\u2014F.X.Gosselin.St.Patrick's Literary Institute.\u2014 P.Hanrahan.Legal Notice\u2014Turgeon, Roy and Lanaig.Pisto Studio\u2014Miss Carey.À New Underskirte\u2014Thos.Donobue, Moving Picturea\u2014The Nickel.Grand Millinery Opening\u2014Glover, Fry & Co.Seaments Concert\u2014Y.M.C.A.Hall.Fall Importations\u2014Jas.H.Mullin.Choice CrocerieaN.Boyce & Son.The Champion Potato Digger\u2014P.T.Legare._, Strand Turkish Cigarette\u2014Dominion Tobacco Company.Oomn Sailings\u2014Cunard Lines.LS : & | rere ee.St.Patrick's Literar) Institute A regular monthly meeting of St.Patrick's Literary Institute, will ho held this (Tuesday) evening, the 7th instant, at 8 o:clock P.HANRABAN, Acting Secretary.PE re eee ee - Piano Studio Mise Carey's Piano Studio wifl he opened on Sept.16th, 1909, for the reception of pupils.Jessons will he resumed on Monday, Sept.20th, at 8.30 AN.Intending students are kindly re- uested to enter their names hefore h inst.as the number of vacan- den ia limited.Quebec, Sept.7th, 1909.soptixiw.- \u201cTHE CRESCENT\" 84 St.Anne St.Those desiring comfortable quarters for the winter, would do well to call at 34 St.Ann treet, and see what the Crescent han to offer Lefore choosing clsewhere.The house having been thoroughly renovated, has all modern convenience, and is newly furnished throughout, 60 can provide the best of ac commodation.Rooms range from $8.00 to 980.00 per month.PHONE 3467.iulyl3x2m\u2014.0.4 THIS WEEK'S BILL.1.Chotres Brathers, Barrel Act: 2.Ed and Rolla White, (Comedians ; 3.Herrera, Aerial Act; 4.M.and Mme.Dubuisson, French Songs; 5.Ellwood and Mend, Ladder Balancing Perch and Slide for Life ; 6.Kleineograph.Latest Moving Pictures.AFTERNOON AND EVENING.THE NICKEL §t.Anns Strost SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT Miss Maggie Wolfe, (Contrito) Late of Keith's Theatre, Boston Interesting Pictures and Illustrated Songs.= \u2014 SLANENS CONGERT, TUESDAY, 8 P.M.In Y.M.C.0, Hall GOOD PROGRAMME Instrumental and Vocal Selections.Citizens, 10 cents ; Seamen, free.septix2 Grand Millinery Opening Wednesday, 8th Sept.Glover, Fry & Cosept7xi.Auction Saie \u2019 By MARCEAU & SON.Carriage, Truck and Traineau, at the stable, No.35 Queen street, Tuesday, September 7th, at 10 A.N We have received instructions to sell by public auction 8 Trurks, 5 com- piste Sloighs, 1 large double Sleigh with pole, 1 Lumber wagon for two horses, 1 sleigh on runners with pole 2 Snow Carts.Also one hand Ha: Cutter, ome temporary office wit fronted glass window in pieces, can be utilired with very little cost, and 6 lot of other articles 100 numerous to mention.Sale without reserve, and on vieR on the premises, morning of the sale.MARCEAU & SON, \u2018Auctioneers.FANT Wis MORE Buried Head in Pillows and Found Dead in Bed in Mornings Coroner Jolicoeur held an inquest yesterday at Lotbiniers on the body of a four months old infant which was found dead in its.bed.The evidence showed that the child had been sleeping in a oradly, and had buried its head in the pillows in such & manner as to produce suffocation.A verdict ofl death from asphyxiation was returned.Coroner Jolicosur was also notified last evening of the sudden death of a man at Levis.No details were given except that the body of the man wae at the morgue of Mr.Moisan.An inquest will be held to-day.Keep Tuesday evening fres for the Sailors\u2019 Concert.Come yourself and bring your friends.AMBULANCE CALL, The ambulance was called day afternoon to convey woman from St.Roch\u2019s to ths Hotel Dieu.\u2018he woman had broken her leg by lailing down stairs.SCHOOL OPENING.Anything you want for school open ing we have it from the smallest thing to the biggest.We are making la specialty of it.| FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.NEW LEGAL FIRM.A now legal firm has been formed in this city, Mr.Arthur Fitzpatrick being the addition to the firm,\u201d which will now be Tescharesu, Roy, Cannon, Parent and Fitzpatrick.Do not buy & new auit, but have our light suit d: a vavy blue, rown or black.It will look like a new one at very small cost.Glover's Dye Works.> | DEER SEEM PLENTIFUL.Deer seem to ba plentiful this ven; \u2018son, and some of the crack shots at the St.Joseph de Levis ranges on i Saturday were quite worked up over a report that two had been seen in close proximity to the place.How- \u2018eve, the animals gnt away, before the 4 R.R.crack shots had time to (divert their attention from the targets to the animals.etes PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.We are receiving our fall goods and we telb you that the style and the price will surpass anything just now.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.NEXT SATIRDAY.The programme of equestrian sports to be executed next Saturday, 11th ! September, by the Quebec Hunt Club lon the Exbibition Grounds will c- tainly be the best sporting event of the season.The numerous entries in every event on the programme, and the varietv of sports, will create t vester- «a Keen interest from begirning to the lend.The poln pony races, the cab- men and farmer races are always very popular; the open hurdle reas snd the exhibition of high jumping and fox hunting with hounds will certainly create the greatest enthusiam among the large crowd of spectators attending those sports.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 If you bave never been at a Sailor's Concert, try the one on Tuesday in the Y.M.C.A.Hall.Admission 10 cents.SEND OFF TO COL.ASHMEAD.Just before the conclusion of the races on Saturday afternoon on the exhibition crounds.Colonel Ashmead, the indefatigable secretary of the Quebec Turf Club, who left the same evening for England, was called into the directors\u2019 pom, and in a neat speech by Major TT.B.Hethrington, President of the Turf Club, was presented on beha® of hin fellow members with a handsome silver cigar case as a marx of the high esteem ir.which he is held and alto as a tribute to the way in which he had worked to make the present year's meet such a oreat success.Colonel Ashmead was taken completely hy eur- prise but the wenisl Colonel made a bappy speech in reply.\u2014 ee CHANGES ON THE C.P.R.Owing to the incressing business of the Canadian Pacific Railway system another change has heen put irto el- fret for the distribution of the work, by which in future the Atlantic moam- ship service will he placed direct] under the supervision of Mr.G.W.Bosworth, fourth vice-premident «fF the aystem.| Fitherto thin husinces has been under the direst supervision of Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, to whom all reports were sent.e work devolving upon the.president, however, has become so great that it wan found necessary to relieve his office of a good deal of the detail work, with the result that the trans-Atlantic steamshin business has been transler- red to Mr.Bosworth.On Saturday a circular was issued by Sir Thomas Sbaughneery setting forth that.\u201cCommencing October Ist, the operation and maintenance of the Canadian Paci- ; fl Railwav Companv's Atlantic Steaïmrhin line will be under the jurisdiction and supervision of Mr.G.Mworth, fourth veeprovident.The manager of the line will report to Nr.Bosworth and he governed by his instructions.\u201d This charge will not affect the other steamakip rervicee of the C.P.R, on the Great Lakes and the Pacific, which will report as hitherto direst to the président.The move, however, in takon an indicating that the incgean.ing importance of the Canadian Paci fic'n maritime business will cre long lead to the whole steamship department heing placed under the direct superviion of one of the vice-preel- dents, and that Mr.Boswarth\u2019s inrie.diction will eventually be increased to veu the whole marine service, > THRE QUEBEC OHRONICLS THRILLING ACT AT RUSTIC THEATRE Side for Life by Lady Performer Made Great Impression Last Evening.Pr The season may be drawing to a close, but the bills at ths Rustic Theatre at Kent Hause grounds show no signs of waning.This week's programme partakes largely of à gymone- io and acrobatic character, aid all the performers are etary in their various lines, and they provide » startling\u2019 and sensational performance.The big feature is undoubtedly Illwood £ Nead, who do a ladder ba!- ancing and perch act, the conclusion of which gives ths lady, Miss Mead, a remarkable opportnity to display her nerve in a thrilling slide for life, which made those who saw her last night gasp with astonishment.The Chartres Bros.have g clever barrel act and Herrera does an serin] wpecialty that is very good.Fd.and Rolla White, the- comedians, are welcome stop-overs from last week, and M.and Mme.Dubuisson again score high with their French songe.The Klvineograph, as usual, supplies the latest and best in the moving picture line.The present week's hill is one that should attract a great week's business to this popular summer resort, for it is one well in line with its predecessors.NOTICE.Steamer Orleans.Bteamer Orleans will make its last Thursday night trip on Thursday next, 9th September.Everybody should undertake this trip, and take advantage of a splendid trip to the Island.PIANO LESSONS.Mise Carey'a piano studio, 104 St, John street, will re-open on the 16th instant.Lessons will be resumed on the 20th instant at 8.30 am.Intending students are kindly requested to enter their names before the later date.See advt.Drink Beauport Lagerthe best.- MAN INJURED ON ROAD.A report was current in town Yes- It is terday that a tramp had been killed | by a train at St.Gregoire station on Saturday night.The report, however, was unfou , nlthough a man had een struck by n train and badly shaken up.He was taken the Hotel Dieu.IMPORTANT.NOTICE.The Grand Trunk Railway System beg to notify the public in general thet the last through Pullman Sleeping Car will leave Jevis for Portland, Me., on Sunday, September 12th, at 12.30 p.m., and to Levis on Monday, September 13th.septix5 NIDNIGET AMBULANCE CATIL.About 11.30 last night, & man, under the influence of liquor, fell on the asphalt pavement on Bridge street, near the new building ot La Caisse | d'Economie.Night Watchman Ryan called for the ambulance and the police, but whem they arrived upon the scene, the constables had taken the man, who fell, ir.charge.When the man fell on the amhalt, the timekeeper advised hi friends tn remove him to a room in the Jufrev Fale building and this was accomplished.- be OBITUARY.The obituary columns of the Chronicle this morning give notice of the death of Sandtield Ontario MacDonald, in 1867, premier the 3rd of September.Mrs.Mac- Donald.who was ninety-one years of age, had heen ill Only for a short time.The funeral will take place on\u2019 Monday, at St.Andrews, near Comwall, where her husband was huried, Mrs.MacDonald vas Miss Christine Wageaman, dauchter of the late Senator Waggmman, of New Orleans, one of the members of the old Southern Senate, which nut at Richmond, Virginia.She has resided in Canada cver since her marriage nearly seventy vears ago, and Cornwall has beer her home since the death of her hushind in 1882.Four childern, three datgbtere and a ron aurvive Mre.Mach.nald.They are Mad.Langl-is, nf Portneuf, Que: Mra.Col.Uppleby.London.Eng; Mrs.Cal, Pemhgton, Cheltenham, Bng.and Mr.George Snndtich MacDonald, har- rister, of Toronto.FROM THE BENCH A Judge Commends Pure Food \u2014 A judge of a Colorado Court rail: \u201cNearly one vear ago 1 began the ume of Grare-Nnte an a food.Constant confinement indoors and the monotonaun grind of office duties had sn weakened and impaired mv mental nowers that 1 felt the imperative need of something which neither doctors nor fond specialists sremed ahle to supply.\u201cA week'n tre ol Grape-Nuts twice each dav convinced me that some un.ueual and marvelous virtue wes contained therein.My mental vigor re.turneël with astonishing rapidity; brain weariness (from which [ had con.mtantiv suffered) quickly (disanmeared clearnen of thought and intellectual health and activity which J had neve previously known were te me the plain reaulla of à few mouths use of this fond.\u2018Unhesitatinely T commenced Grape.Nuts ar the mort remarkable fond preparation which science has ever produced 8 ofor as my knowledge and aexperience extends.\u201d The inden in right.Grape-Nuts food in a certain andl remarkable brain budlder and can he relied upon.\u201cThere's a reason.\u2019 Ever read the letter?A new ons appears from'time totime.They are genuine, trus, and full of homan interest the last Puilmen | Sleeping Car will leave Portland for : of Mre.John Sandfield Mac | Donald.widow of the late Hon.John ! who died at.her residence in Cornwall.on Friday, ô = LR ON U PROCESSION One of the Best Held in Quebec for Many Years Past, For some ninetesn or twenty years been celebrating Labor Day with a grand procession.Yesterday's turnout was undoubtedly entitled to rank with the best which they have ever held, and it was witnessed by immense crowds which lined the streets throughout the whole route through which it passed.There were over half- a-dozen bands of music, flags, ben- \u2018ners and other decorations and many handsome and striking allegorical cars.From an early hour, the vicinity of the Bourse du Travail, in St.Valier atreet, presented a busy some as the various unions affiliated with the Central Council of the National | Trades and Labor Congress assembled !to take their places in the processicn.| The different bodies were quickly marshalled into line, and shortly before nine o'clock set out to traverse (the citv over the fullowing routs: \u2014 iSt.Valier, Sauvageau, Boisseaw, Aqueduet, Colomb, Boulevard Lange- (lier, St.Valier, Cote d'Abraham, Si, John, Fabrique, Buade.Mountain Hill, Bt.Peter, St.Paul, St.Juseph (atarting point.The weather man wae kind to the .horov-harded sons of toil, and he provided them with a clear, bright day after the heavy rain.and though the streets were anvthing but inviting none hesitated to take their place in the ranks and swell the display of the worlomen «\u20ac Quebec on their great annual holidav.The procession was headed by Chief of Police Trudel, with his handsome san of horses, and after him came the Grand Marshal and tho banner of ithe National Trades and labor Coun- |¢il.The Chevaliers Bonaparte, with two miniature represer tations of the ereat French General, formed a new feature of the march.and after them came the many unions which go to ; make up the National Council in Quebee.The Coal Drivers\u2019 Umion took hacks this vear to convev them over the ground.and they made a fine show.The Hackmen's Union was in no ways behind and they also had a big turn out.The Brewers\u2019 Union, Longshoremen's Union, Steamboat Cantaire\u2019 Union, Batteaux Men's Union and others had very effective and striking allegorical curs.| minent men in the procession, which war favorably commented upon all along the line.Veaterday afternoon there was a big iday of snorts on the exhbition grounds, which was sttended bv an immense crowd of people.Thers wern horse rares, bievele races, foot races |and all description of sports and they lprovided a yreat afternoon of enjoyment.STYLISH TATLORING.J.A.Mullin, the leading stylish «tailor, of Queber, has monived his fall yimportations nf the latest suiting, jover-coatings, rte., if vou require a firstcinme J and stylish finish vfait _his establishment at 4% Fabricque street.Try the Beauport Brewing Co's : Boyal Stout.It's fine.; BAND ON THE TERRACE.© The R.C.G.A.band will perform \u2018the following programme on Dufferin \u2018Terrace this (Tuesday) evening: \u2014 March\u2014 La Petite Tonginoise™.Overture\u2014' Poet ard Peasant\u2019.Selection\u2014 York\u201d vi vs en cine Intermezso\u2014 \u2018Forget Ne Not e sp »- O Canada.God Save the King.JOS.VEZINA, ¥.0.Bandmaster R.C.G.A.TO THE LADIES, { The preotical women is as quick to eee the double at FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRÈRE.BLANCHARD HOTEI.A big additior to the comfort and accommodation of visititg touriste is to be found in the newly renovated \u201cBlanchard Hotel.\u201d The proprietor, Mr.JJ.Cloutier, in order 10 meet the increasing demands of his business, han added a wing, 80 fer hv 100 feat, jrupplied throughout with electric ilights, boths, barber abop.etc.The idining hall, in itself, is worthy of more than passing notice, Mr.I, lCloutier, the proprietor, himself, is one of thors gontiemer: that we are happy to meet and rorry to part (with.His ambition it to please his guests, and he never faila to do no.WEDDING BELLS.A quiet, bat very wan salemnized in St.Patrick's Church veetorday morning when Mins Cionin iO Noherty, daughter of Mr.P.O'Doherty, heeame the hride of Mr.John TJ.Murphy, of the C.P.R.Telegraph Co.staff the nuptial knot veine tied hv Rev.Father Delarev.RRR.The bride, wha looked charm- ling in a white crene de chine dress, over taffeta, with hat to match and carrying a handsome houquet of white rowen, war given away by her father, the groom heing attended hy hin brother, Mr.T.Murphy.The high ce.teem in which hoth briie and groom are held wae evidenced by the number and elrgance of the presents received hy them.After a recherche brenklaet served at the residence nf the brides patente, the happy couple left hy the R30 a.m, C.P.R.train on an extend- od trip to the West, followed bv the good wishes of à hont of friends for their future happiness and prosperity in life.Aa the hridal party hoarded the train { were liberally.showored igh rice and confetti, RRA past, the labor men of Quebec have ; to; Thers were a number of Aklermen, \u2018 members of Parliament and other pro- | advantage in buying pretty welding | prune \u201cEvery One Thought I Had Pe-ru-na Saved Me.\u201d \u201c1 THANK OR.HARTMAN FOR PE-RU-NA.\" weaker.The pain extended through breathing, which made me cough.Ev \u201cMy husband heard of Peruna and bought five bottles.This treatment vire ' tually cured me and now I recommend i \u201cI thank Dr, Hartman for this excellent remedy.\u201d Bte.Julie do Vercherss, P.Q., Canada.NEGLECTED cold is generally the first cause of ostarrh.| Women are especially liable to colds.| These colds ocour more frequently during the wet, sloppy westher of winter and spring than any other fime of the yesr, Often they WOMEN SHOULD | are not consid- BEWARE OF ered serious and CATCHING COLD.| sre allowed to run on, or they are treated in such s way as to only palliste the symptoms, while the cold | becomes more deep-seated and the patient finally swakens to the fact that she has 8 well-developed case of ca ; tarrb.\u2018 By reason of their delicate stractare, , the lungs sre frequently the seat of 8 * cold, especially if there is the slightest ' weakness of theseorgans.The treatment of catarrh of the lungs is also more @if- ficult and discouraging than catarrh of { any other organ of the body.It would be wise therefore, to guard { against it by every precaution posaible.aE JEWELLERY =x yond competition.! attended to.EMILE Consumption.\u201cI hardly know how to thank you for the good Perana has done me.\u201cI suffered five years with pain in the stomach.About a year ago it became , 00 bad I could hardly bear it.I coughed day and night and grew weaker and Orders promptly filled and wants of patross MRS.MOIS PARIZEAU.à y body and I also had difficalty in one thought I had consumption.Peruna to every ons who is suffering.lire.Mois Pariseau Peruns hasbeen found the most re- fiable of sil remedies for coughs, colds | and csatarrb, by reason of the fact thas 1t goes at once;to the very seat of the trouble.It searches out every crevice, every duct of the body.It quickensand equale izes the circuls- tion of the blood, thus relieving the congested mucous | FOR CATARRH membranes.Itex- Or THE LUNGS.ercises & healing | and soothing effect upon the muocons membranes, no matter whether they arethbe more exposed membranesof the hesd anû throat,or whether they Une the remotest cells of the lungs.Mrs.Jaschob, 1681 Hicks Bt.,, Toledo, Ohio, writes: \u201cWhen I wrote to you for advice, Ihad been sick for three years.I had.trouble with my tbrost.Often I could\u2019 not breathe through my nose.Ialsohad pains in my chestand » cough.Î took Peruns according to directions\u2019 sad it has cured me.\u201d EMPORIUM PE-RU-NA THE REMEDY 128 St.Joseph St, St.Roch The public are reepectfully reminded that the finest and best of watches and rings in the city are always in stock at this old reliable establishment, - ALSO - - Clocks, spectacles, silverware, disisonds, jewel cases, bracelets, chaing, fine canes, brouze statues, ete.have ail besa marked at bottom figures and prices are new ba courteously and cordially QUEBEC JACOT, 128 St.Joseph S) Fag.Lepinay & Frere, 254-264 St, John St.Visit our Depart ment of Ladies gloves and belts, the latest wovel- ties for the Pally Reinbursement Notice We take pleasure in announcing full amount of cash purchases that we will reimburse the mede on the 25th August lost The cliente who have our reimbursable bons with star, can pre chase.ve the full amount of their pur Latest Autumn Novelties | { sent them at the office and recei Fvery day we receive new mes.The latest models and the ton,\u201d lug and short conte, in the high class fashion artiste.of blue, tanpe, amethyst, green, etc.importations of coats amd costa: richest materials are now at the disporal of ladies of good taste.Our tailored costumes, \u201cHaut cloth, serge and tweed.in shades are the latest creations of All are perfect to the smallest detail.The prices are suitable to every purse.Prices $11.95 to $30.00, | i Ï | | | ; ) Ladies\u2019 When visiting our department, nf Tadies\u2019 find the largest and the richest wwipure and silk that you have Blouses Rloases you will collection of blouses in lace, ever seen.Extremely fashinmable they are alen recherche and desirable for their quality and the modesty of their prices.Value from $2.95 to $15.00.Ostrich Feath bout er and Mara- Boas Round boas end boas of four and five rews In black, grey, brown, drab and white.Values $3.95, $5.00, 36.00 to $38.00.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 254-264 St.John St. ae Wg \u2014\u2014 SE -\u2026 \u2014 msn \u2014 my QUEBEC CHRONIOLE, \u2014\u2014 EDUCATIONAL Sp Girls will re-open on Thursday, Bept.| The Misses Henderson's School for 9th.ao Kindergarten work for young chil- ; dren.: 4 + | Special classes \u2018in | English and French Literature.\u2018After\u2019 Sept.iat, | the Misses Henderson will be at homu ! to receive visitors.on echdol business.76 D'ARTIGNY 8, Bishep's Collage School aug2ix3w, Lennoxville, P.Qa, | PUBLIC NOTICE THE RET.V0 STAKOFAS, 84.COLON) | Public notice is hereby given that, Well-known boarding school for boys.Preparation for Universities, R.M.C., Kingston, or for business fife.ine buildings, beautiful situation.Separate preparatory school.Next term begins Sept.14th.For illustrated Calendar and information, apply.F.W.FRITH, M.A.Secretary.| under the Quebec (\u2018ompsnies Act, 11907, letters patent have been issued by the licutenant-Governor of the : Province of Quebec, bearing date the twenty-third day of August, 1909, incorporating Newsrs.Louis Narcisse j Leclere, physician, Francois Xavier Savard, butcher, Pierre Baptiste Sa- ,vard, Arthur Barbeau, ludger Bastien, Maurice Bastien, manufacturers, Jules Varret, merchant, of Saint-Am- broise ue la Jeune Lorette, and Vie tor Lemieux, merchant, of Quebec, for the following purposes, namely : \u2018To acquire, own, slienate and ex- ,ploit within the limits of the muui- =! cipalities of the village und of the \"parish of Saint-Ambroise de la Jeune l'Lorette.one or more aqueducts with {the general object supplying water as well ax to establish therein ane or | more systems of protection ayninst immevable prop- \u201c erty for the purposes of the company To make aontract with any individual.company, partnership or cor poration relative to the aqueduct service.or the system of protection againat fire.To sell meters, all kinds of apparatus for water, for the use of public or private houses or establishments, ESTABLISHED IN 1843.Mecter, 1.Ainslie Young, M.Afire.; To acquire, own, alienate and exploit movable and | | ies \u2018or corporations of any Vice Mester, A.J.Eli, Esq.companies Po Teaching Staff, To lease or rent meters and apparatus of any kind for water, of any ice.wort or nature whatever, at the rates (Bis and conditions to \u2018be agresd on be- A.J.Elliott, , English, His [tween the consumers or tenants and $ory.Geography.the company.Fred.J.Millar, B.A., Classics, Eng- | To purchase, FT, Ainslie Young, M.A., Mathema- \u2018se College, Lennoxville.) Tauire and exploit the lish German.| whole or a part of the property, buni- (Toronto University) ness, privileges, properties, contracts, Rev, P.Boudreau, M.A.French, rights, obligations and engagements persons or companies engaged Latin, Englishof like nature, or in (Andover, Mass.) of all in a business Chas.J.Davis, B.A., Science and \u2019' possession of property suitable to the Commercial Subjects.work of the present company which (Palhousie College, Halifax, NS.) is hereby authorized to purchase, F.A.Bishop, Vay., Vocal Music.| |ledse or otherwise ncquire and pay Sergt.M.Haçans, Drill Instructor.for same with shares, bondu, deben- Boys prepared for the University.| tures or securities of the compuny.~ for the Royal Military College, and | To do everything and exercise all for husinesx life, i the rights and carry on all operations School re-opens Wednesday, Septem- | suitable to atisin the purposes for ber 8th.which the company le formed, \u2018under For Prospectus and al)_information : (he name of \u201cLa Compagnie de l\u2019Aque anply to the Hector at 47 Ste.Gene | duc Bastien\u201d.with a total capital of vieve Avenue, Queber, P.Q.ten thousand dollars (10,000.00), divided into one hundred (100) shares of one hundred dollars ($100.00) each.The principal place of business of \u2018the corporation In the Province, will ,be at Snint-Ambroise de la Jeune | Lorette.| Dated from the office of the Secre- \u2018tary of the Province, this twenty- i third day of August, 1909, L.RODOLPHE ROY, 3606.Provincial Secretary.A True Copy, AMYOT & FREMONT, Attys.for the Petitionerssept2x4, Victoria School THE ORIGINAL AND che Girls\u201d lich School, 136 St, | Augustin Ntrest, and Victoria School, | Se Joachim street, will he re-opened ! on Tuesday, 7th September, at 9 v'elock a.m.F.C, WURTELE, | Secretary Protestant Baned ! of School Commissionersnug23x14.WALLACE COLLEGE Ve qualily pupils to become Typinta, | 2 GENUIN | tenographers, Telegraphers and Book : \u2018 bat eepers.We also -propare them for À OF examinations in the Civil Rervice, 3 Burveying, Architecture and Civil La.218 IMITATIONS gineering.No vacations.Day ard : vening classes.Diplomas awarded.SOLD bits ons assured and success guar satecd.ON THE WALLACE COLLEGR, 25 St.Stanislas 8t.MERITS Quebecfune7x4m- oF f; «8 MINARD > THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL LINIMENT Pe-thier-en-hau*, P.Q.\u2014 FOUNDED 18.7, A Residential School for (Chnreh of England); three hours Quebec : Inrge grounds: exceptionally Rays, Just Received healthful situation.l'reparation for \u201cTHE GOORFE GIRI\u2014by Harold Me.Universities, R.M.C., or business life, Grath, French a specialty.tea HUSBAND BY PROXY\"\u2014by Jack For Calendar, ote.apply to the © Stesle.Headmaster.Rev.Cecil A, Heaven, «THE CHRYSALIS \"\u2014by Hareld M.A \" Morton Kramer, School reonens Sept.(Hoh, THE WHITE MICE \u2014by Michard augiM-repti-11x3, Harding Davie, \u2014_\u2014 Toni an.See our fine of Jan giélopens\u201d fuat re.3 ived from England, having a full Girls High Sch 0 0 ele dauble sheet of note paper and envelope attached.IP.J, Evoy\u2019s Bakslan, .141 St.John Strest, | éFHONE 774 QUESY; 186 St.Augustin Street.Principal- Miss M.M.Stewart, BA.Vice-Principal\u2014Miss M.M.Wilkinson.Acsistant Teachers\u2014Misa LE.Gale, LA: Mina C.F.Dunkerley, Miw C.londeau, Miss Cirace Duffeti, Miss LJ.Gibaut, Classes prepared for McGill Univerdy matriculation, MeDonald Callage, Normal Schaal, St.Anne de Rellevue.The [Preparatory class which , was discontinued for n time will bo oopmed under Miss Gibaul, Classes B® Household Relence will also be re- raed both for pupils of the school md for autside achoînre.Girls\u2019 High School will re-open at Be uéual hour on Tuesday, th Sep Somber next.| + FRED.C.WURTELE, 1 Becretary Protestant Board of School Commissionersly R7x2-a-w-tn-aat-tonept?TUITION | Miss Frew\u2019s morning class for young | ghildren will re-open Tuéaday, 7th ! éme at No.47 Rampart St, Lierysastlale PIANOS ax» ORGANS Sopesiatly Construated for ang According te the Iagstrustions of | | LAVIGNE YT GIRLS\u2019 SCHOOL| i terre OALY sgratalation on Ît« success.| 5 BEWARE | - out, 2nd : | \u2014\u2014 | Preparsiory Class iutroduciog some fg tte CLOSING DAY Tt AN IMMENSE CROW The best of sport was provided at the closing day ol the Quebec Turf 1 Club's mest om Saturday, and the six races on the card again brought out exceedingly keen contests.No better racing has ever been witnessed in Quebec in many à year, and the Turf Clab ix to be congratulated upon the success which has attanded thin year's gathering.The attendance too was very large on Naturday, over three thousand people being present.His Honor Sir C.A.P.Pelletier, Lieut.Governor af the Province, honored the gathering with his presence and Que bec society was out in force, the grand stand being filled with the weslth nid beauty of the Ancient Capital.The Q.0.C.H.band again sup- plisd a choice selection of music, snd the afterunon proved a most enjoyable ane in every respect, even tite rain clouds holding off their threatening downpour until after the races finished.The uix eveni« were run off expeditioualy and without hitch, the officers and officiale of the club, including Dr.Kine Smith, judge.and Mr.PP.McGinnis, starter, winning warm commendation for the manner in which the whole meet has been coun- ducted.The finishes of some of the races were «0 close und exciting that they | brought the occupants of the stand to thelr fret cheering and encouraging their favorite horse.The first race, the Beauvoir Plate, brought out a field of «even.and was won hy Claiborne after a nest run.Elfall being second and Great ubiles third.The second rave.another three-quar- ter mile dash.way a pretty one, and the finish hard fought aut betweed Bird Slayer, Minnie Bright naw Serenade, the horses finishing in this order with little to choose between them.Another splendid race and one which fuenished plenty of excitement was the Hunt Cup.This brought out no less than eight entries, all members of the Québec Hunt Club.The distance was one mile over stiff burdies, and was won in fine style by Nr.Jos.Savard on his well-known Jumper Kate after a beautiful ride, He was given a great battle for the place by Mr.U.Gauvin i mounted on Roller.while Benmore, | rikden by Mr.Hamel, was a good were | third.Nelly, ridden by Mr.J.A.Vermeyye.went down at the first Rurdle, while Prinvenne also threw its rider, Mr.Gen.Carrier, a little later, hut the horse continued in thé race and was un with the leaders nt the finish.\u2018The race arsed the greatest of in- ameng the members of the Hunt lab and their friembe and Mr, Savard was the ohiert of hearty con- The bir event of the day\u2019 was un- | dnubtediv the contest for the White Hares Chellence Cup, and it certatuly invoked all the eveitament expected.after ne vrent n rare ne has been run on a Quehac track In a | time.{ Moutelalr war greatly fancied for the | winner with Sahada salve ruling high.+ BLUE BONNETS Terah Won the Day's Feature Event on the Card at Montreal Track * Yesterdayj Blue Bonnets Hace Track, Nontreal, | Sept, 6\u2014 The weather wus lowly, the track slow and the attendance good for the wevonel «uv of the Montreal Jeckey Club's fall meeting at Blue Bonnets, The day's feature, a handicap for V-venr-vide At à mile, war won hy Tersh.Mtaniey Fay carried L128 pounds and was apparently an- | chored hy the weight in the heavy Koing.Reginald wen the steeple: chase, Hardpgton lost his rider al the IMh jump ater lying in a con tending position all the way around.Summary i\u2014~ first race, L-vear-s tés, 6 furlonge.\u2014 ! Banives, 113, 4, Duens.À 0 2 and out, won; Merman, 108, K.Walvh.6 to |, @ to À and out, Ind; Me gantie, 118, Cioldiein, M te |, even and out, 8rd.Time, 1.64 1-5.Nelle : Kingaten also ran.Necond race, J-year-olis and up, 6 turlongs.\u2014-Hight \u2014 Away, 167, Rehl, evan, | te & and out, wan; Gleriols, * 102, Keoredy, 10 ta i, Bol and § to M dnd CW, Burt, 104, Nusgrave, 8 to 1, 8 to | .and even, 83rd.Time, 1.17 2-5.Ocekdental, Selwick, Lady Orimar, Paul Ruinart, | Bnowhall also ran.Third race, 8400 added, 8-year-olceons mile.-Terah, 108, (1.Burns, 8 to 2, 2 to À and out, won; Guy Fisher, voa, Musgrave, Ÿ 10 10, | to 4 and Htanley Fay, 195, Mentry, 17 to A, 3 to b and out, 3rd.Time, 1.44 1:3.Only three siarters.Fourth race, $400 added, maiden 2-vear-vlde, 5 1.8 furlongs.\u2014Riarover, 108, Gans, 3 to 1, 8 to Band3 to 3 wan : ' Don Diaz, 106, 18 ta .to Roue ard B to 1, God; Bicke aud À to 6, a ive Farses Tinml up for the start and ; four of these finlshal right in a hunch F CLUB PACES \u2014 Another Splendid Afternoon of Sport, with Keenest of Contests and Closest of Finishes on Saturday.} D IN ATTENDANCE.a The winner, however, turned up in Don Hamilton, with Col.Zeb second and Sabado third.1 The final race, the Nt.Fove Hurdles, was un great jumping event.The dis: lance way two miles, aud it resolved itself into a stirring battle\u201d between the three rivale of Thursday.Ballvcantle, Dr.Atkin and Dr.Pillow.The other entry, Onatas, threw ber jockey twice, and ough he pluckily re mounted on both occamions was out of the chnse.Meanwhile the struggle between the other three was a desperate one, but the distance was too great for oid Ballveastle and he had to surrender the honor to his younger rival, De.Pillow.while Dr.Atki slipped in second.The * three horses, however, were bunched at the finish.One of the Interesting incidents of the afternaon was the presentation to Mr.J, K.Leonard and Nr.J.Savard, of the Quebec Hunt Club, of the two handsome cups which they had respectively won nt the meet.This ceremony was performed hy His Honor the Lient.-Governor, assisted by Major T.8.Hethrington, the President of the Turf Club, The large cromd were speedily transferred to town, the street car service being excellent, awl the meet of 1904 was at an end.The summary\u201d follows \u2014 lit race, Beauvoir Plate.$250, of which $30 ta second and $20 to 3nd, § mile, weight for sage\u2014Claiborne, 111.110 2, won Eifall, 114, 8 to 2, 2nd ; Great Jubilee, 111, even.3rd.Time.1.208.King Cols, Columbus, Marie Cameren, Adoration alsa ran.2nd rave, similar conditions as frst race\u2014Bird Slaver, 114, Llovd.4 to 2, won : Minnie Bright, 108, Paul.3 to 5, 2nd ; Serenade, 108, \u201cDeverich, out, 3rd.Time, 1.90 25.Keamesha II., John Marre also ran.3rd race, the Hunse Qup, cup and $60 to ist, $25 to nd, $15 to ded, Liorwes to be owned and rigden by members of Quebso Hunt Club, 1 mile over bur- dies\u2014Kate, Jos.Savard, 2 to 1, von; Roller, Uld.Gauvin, 1 to 2, 2nd ; Ben: more, E.Hamel, 2 to 1, 3rd.Time, 2.8.Kitty, Bella, Wild Zoss, | J'rin- casse and Nelly (latter 'wo threw jockeys) also ran.{th race.Town Plate, #350, of which $30 to Ind sd 10 Ind, tar l\u2018ro- vines bred horses, 1 19i\u2014-V storia, 114, Knight.1 to 10, van ; Zatha, 114, Walsh, even.2nd ; Orphan Belle, 114, Lloyd, out, 3rd.Time, 1.54.Major also ran.Sth race, White Horse Challenge Cupwith $250 added by Queber Turf Clubof which SH ta Sud and $20 to And, 1 1-16 mile\u2014itan Hamilton, 102, Light- foot.A ta 1, wan; Col, Zeb, 111, Lloyd, 3 ta 2, 9nd; Habado, 108, Paul, out, 2rd.Time, 1.55.Nontélaie and Mlue Coat alse ran.fith race.St.Paye, hurdle race, $250 ol which GS ta 3nd and $20 to 3rd, 2 miles, over hurdles 8 feat 6 inches\u2014Dr, Pillow, I2y, Brady, 3 to 2, won; Dr.J, Fo Atkin, 120.Stone, even.8nd ; Ballycantta, 110, Walsh, out, 3rd.Time 4.50.Onatas threw jockey, Tommie Woods, Lorimar, Al.Hertford.Spring Steel, ally les, Aylmer and Detroit also ran, Fifth race.steeplechase, 4-year-okls and up, $500 adiled, short course.\u2014 Reginshl, 145, Donahue, 2 to 1, even and 1 to 2.won; B aslacio, 142, Ray, 18 to 5, even and 71 10 2, 9nd: Impertinence, 150, Hohel, 12 % I.5 to l and 216 |, 8d.Time, 4.12.Barra, JG CC, Merrvmeker also ran.MNarringtan lost rkler.Sixth race, 3-vemr-olle and up, one mile aml a furlong.\u2014leannette M, 99, vagrave, 5 10 2 to B apd 1.to 8.won; lee Rose 107, G.Burns, 8th 1 tu 2-and < 2nd: Keap Moving, (02, Reid, 16 à 5, Ÿ to 10 aml 1 to 8, 3nl, Time.1.59 2-5.Pntatlo end Vanems also ran.) > dP YESTURDAY'S BASEBALL, (Eastern.) : At Rochester \u2014 Rachenter, 6 ; Nontreal, 9 At Baltimore : lat qume, Baltimore, 6 ; Newark, 8.nd yame\u2014Baltimore, 5; Newark, 2, (Ameriean.) At Philadelphia 3m Jet grme\u2014Wasbin,tm, 2; Plliadel phia.2.Ind game-Wachington, 5; Philadelphia.8 (10 inningw).At Boston ; let game-Hoaton, DO ; New York, 9 Ind game\u2014Hoxion, 6; New Yark, 9, At Detroit 1- let game-Betroit, 7 : St.Louis, 1.Znd game\u2014Betroit, 4, 8t.Louis 8.At Cleveland : ~ Jet game\u2014Chicago, 3; Cleveland, 8 nd game\u2014Chicage, 8; Cleveland, 3.(National.} At Pittabueg :\u2014 * re game poésie.1; Chicago, 3, nd yame\u2014Piut , 5; Ch 0, At Beooklvn: - 'e lease, & Int | wame\u2014 Philadelphia, 3; Brookn.|.: 2mi game - Philadelphia, 2; Brooklyn, 6.&e New York: \u2014 Int game-New York, 0; Boston, 2.dnd game-New York, 5: Boston, 4.At M4.Tonis : | lat game\u2014Cincinnati, 6: Bt.Louis, 1 a game-cincindati, 6; 8h, Louis, Ruiek, 198, G.Buene, 8 ta Ÿ 1 tad, ihe .juntor series.In view of the foregoing \" ALL-STARS WON.The game betwen the Katiozal II.of Montreal and the Allstar team of Sunday afternoon was a surprisingly good one cousidering the heavy down: pour of rain and the wet condition ol the field.The match resulted in a win for the Quebec aggregation by a re of 4 to 3 after an erating oon.t: \u2018I'he teams lined up an fou : , All-Stare\u2014Bavard, goal: bow pt, point i; Belanger, cover-paint ; ivier, J.Doyle, D.Doyle, defence ; D.Beland, centre:: Bernard, , Pelistior, bonis field : outaide, P.De Beaumont : inside, LL.Finet.National\u2014Deesers, oo, ue rose, point ; Cadot, cover- Davi Verto 6.Bellerose, defence ; Lafond, tre; T u, Bouillon, lLaroux, Some fled ; Vaillancourt, outside ; Du.Ireene, inside home.; Reierees\u2014D.Neilan and N.Bernier- +++ MONTREAL DEFEATED TECUNSEH Toronto, Sept.6\u2014Montreal defeated Teoumeehs 4 to $ in a NLU.cham.jonship came played at the Scar foro Beach grounds this afternoon before 4,000 people: Although Tecumsehs scored two goals to their oppo nents\u2019 one in the first quarter, they, ooulit not stand the pace, and after half time were mostly on the defensive.It was quite evident that the hard game at Cornwall on Saturday bad token much of the vim and dash from the Indians.Querrie played through game and for a while was el- fective, but \u2018a hard crack on his lame knee somewhat early in the game bothered him to the end.Hogan, Roberts and McKerrow tarred for Montreal.Both goal keepers played phenomenally and to their efforts the umaliveas of the score was due: At one time the game became so rough that the police interfered and threatened arrests.Thereafter the Players paid more attention to la- crowse than to each others bodies.+ + + © SATURDAY'S LACROSSE.Mu Montreal\u2014Shamrocks, 5; National, 4.2 4 At, Ottawa\u2014Capitals, 13; Toronta, \u201cAt Cornwall-Corawail, 6; Fecumseh, 2.* NO BASEBALL GAMES, The baseball yame on Sunday he tween Rock City and St.Patrick had to be postponed owing to wet weather, while yesterday's game between Quebec and Napoleon failed to come oil be cause the Levis Club did not tum up, ss : ENTRIES AT BLUE BONNETS.e Blue Bonnet Race Track, Montreal, Sept.6\u2014Entries for Tuesday, September Oth \u2014 let race, d-year-olds, selling, 54 fur longs\u2014(14) x Kid, 101 ; z Dave Nicholson, 01; z The Ktnæ.108: Kirat, 403 ; Brunhilda, 163 ; Hedge Rose, 103; Acolin, 45; Senator Brackett, 10g ; Kenneth RB.106; Lumen, 106; Jack Dennerelin, 166 ; Pulks, 108; Vesar, 110: Ban Ive.110, 2nd race, Canadian owned, six fur longs (11)\u2014Copper - Princess; 103; W.1.Winch, 106: Silk Hose, 108; xx pokey 184 = ser Emblem, 8 ; .; Naat pe: Colored aay.Sane Adorhtion, 114; Coat, 117, nd fas, handicap 3-year-okle aod up, ngs\u2014{ Agnes, § oward Shean, , Eee P.Daley, 108; Royal Onyx, 109.#th race, Pyear-alde, Huron selling stakes, 6 furlomgn\u2014(9) x Alfred The Great, D6: x Chiel Kee, 96; x Fores, 94: x Infection, 97: Autumn Girl, 100 ; Col.Jot, 101; Pulka, 101; Judge Lassing, 103 ; Campton, 105.Sth race.4-year-o and up, handicap steeplechase, about 22 mileg\u2014(4) Impertinence, 132; Caloorhntchie, 136; Vaquero, 144 ; Byzantine.155.6th race, 4-vear-olds and up, ing.1 mile\u2014($1 x Sight, 86: x Aunt Kate.#1: Reita.93: Patriot, 4 Stromelan.9: x Woolstone, 95 : \u20ac Rabada, 100: Desperado, 102: Plack Hawk, 103: Petulant, 108 : Rilverin, 103; Rean Rrummel 108: A.Nubkodsy, 108.x\u2014Apprentice aliowance claimed.xx \u2014cnupled.Weather clear : track heavy.++ + BASEBALL GANE.The Napoleons failed to appear play the exhibition game arr with the Quebec team yesterday.Not to disappoint the \u2018vast throng\u201d that wat assambled | Manager A.Copeman brought forth his All-Star aggregation and challenged the Quebecers.Several of the latter team bad the grounds or had decided not play, but (wo teams were got together and after n game filled with sen- vational, stunts, Manager Copeman\u2019s braves ema victesious by a srore of 12 to 8.teams \u2014 Quebec (not regular team)\u2014J, Walsh, es Lksetle.1 In.i Paules, 3b, en Stevenson, 1b, ; trick (Mgr.) 3b; Enright, 1.1.ohier A Plug ; ; Cummins, r.f.; Waiker, 2b.; McDon- sid, ob © 1 r AH Stare-Copemen, Ib.; Fresell.Bb.; À, Tedden, © ; Kirkwond, ns.; to to * iden, hi Kelly.oh: Knight, A t, rly Bridgeford, p, Score \u20ac innings :\u2014 Af) dtave.2053020x\u201412 Quebec \u2026 i.00100200 3 Umpirei.Leiden, \u2019 .qurarc Reng UNION, Mentresl, Hept.6.\u2014That no senlar series will bo organized anew in the son was praclisaily tbe decision reach.od at the urned annual meeting held in the M.A.A.À.club house to-night.Two new cluhe were ad- malitesl, Ouirement and Grand \u2018Mere, but both wished to compets in the ncta it waa decid] lo organise on the same lines as lant year, with an intermediate and , innior series only.Pnth Outremont and Grand\u2019Mere were admitted ta the latter.lt was decided to offer team trophies in both series and also individual sou venirs to vo to members of the win.dules was loft over to a apacini roset- ing called for the 18th of this month.intermediate series will, as last year, be made np of the M.A.A.A, Ottawa and Grand Trunk clubs.Tn the junior series Quebec and Grand\u2019- Mere will play off in one section.the winner to weet the winner of :the Montreal district series.Thess clube in tim Montreal district are M.A.AA.Ouéremoni, Rt.Jobns and Grand Trunk A.Murray Lanankh, Presicant of the longue for 1988, poesiisd nt the meeting and thew wes a representation Martha Jane, 109; 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