The Quebec chronicle, 23 septembre 1909, jeudi 23 septembre 1909

[" The Wosather Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf.Fresh to strong southerly to westerly winds ; warm, occasional showers.The Quebec Chronicle.Maximum and Temperstures Minimum Temperatures.Quebec, 46-72.\u201cESTABLISHED 1764, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1909 PARIS STUDENTS DEFY THE UNIONS: Decide to Finish Club-house by Their Own Labor 1 ARE TIRED OF STRIKES Guarded by Policemen They Commence Placing of Girders to Receive the Roof.Paris, Sept.22-The students of Paris are in a fair way of getting av! home of their own through their own | particular manual work, provided they do not get into a row with the trades unions.For.a long time the students cherished un ambition to lave a clubhouse of their awn.Alter long negotistions they succeeded in getting from the city an old building , which had formerly been used by the faculty of the College of Medi-ine.There was a proviso, however, that the students whould preserve the his- ! toric parts of the building.In order | to do this and provide a proper meeting place, it was necessary to recon- | wtruct the building.The money for | this purpose was raised by the students by entertainments and aub | \u201cscriptions and the work was begun.| The students were counting on being able to enter their new home on the 16th ot last January, but repeated strikes among the men employed on the building threatened to postpone Its completion indefinitely.The atu- deots finally got tired of waiting for the strikers to resume work, and determined to undertake to do the work with their own hands.Three storeys of the building were covered, and it was only necessary to place K5 metal girders in position®to allow the roof to be put en and ensble the plasterers and painters to complete the inside work.- Some of the students beyan the work to-day and began hoisting the Place.Half \u201ca dozen heamas into policemen » erintended the operations in arder to preveut interlerence from the strikers, ELEPHANTS HOLD UP CITY Santa Barbara, Cal, Sept.22\u2014 Eight elephants bel to a circus stampeded shortly befors daylight today and invaded the residence section af the city.Fences were torn down end scores of fryit trees uprooted by th =areced animals before they were © -d.One great boaet demolish- cl the porch at the home of RB.F.Hammond and overturned addition to tha house recently erected.The ele- rhants were corrailed in a swamp in the outskirts a the city.The stam- was cau y an attempt to take a calf from 0 her, rt LONGB OAT A FAIRATTRACTION Toronto, Sept.22\u2014Tom Lan, boat and his manager, Sal Mintz, of Ham.Îlton, are taking in the fall fairs, giv- Ing exhibition runs and reapine » rich harvest.The Indian has cut out his loafing and drinking and has got down to business with the result that Mintz tave he will be in his old time form when the running season opens acain this fall.The professional racin game opens up again here on Ocr, | at Searboro Beach when Tom Flannitan will brine AI Herzberg'« new wonder, Mueiler, of New York, over r an open 12 mile race.Perey C.Sellen, Fred Nendaws and F.Nebrictr, of Buffalo.are all sure starters against Mneller, and Flanagan saya that Alf.Bheubh, Longboat or any one else kat likes can come in.TO-DAY'S HORSE PARADE.Great interest is being taken in the work horse parade which is to be weld on the Q.A.A.grounds this niter- soon, and there are already 70 entries for the event.The judge for the parade is to be brought from Moa.| ron!, The ladies\u2019 branch af the S.1.©, | A, under whose auspices the show ia | so be given.are to he congratulated | upon the success which they have mot with in their arduous labors, and which are wure to he productive of so nuch good.lt ia to be trusted that sli lovers of dumb animals will turn out and aid in the good work on which the ladies have apent no much {mé and trouble in organiz;ng.MASS FOR DECEASED BISHOPS.This morning at 9 o'clock a salemn requiem mama will be sng at \u2018the Baallica for deceased Bishan.The cele brant will be Mgr.McCarthy, of Halifax, while two sermone will he preach- od, one in Euglish, by Mgr.McDonald, Bishop of Victoria, and the other in French, by Mgr.Brunault, Bishop of Nicalet.Should the weather prove Tine @ procession of the prelates from the Archbishop's Palace ta the Basilica will take piace following the anme toute ae that of last Sunday morn- ax.\u20ac @ 1 Ohildren Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA ~ JOHNSTON & FILS BORD tone of \u2018there was no loss of.life.- of these islands were totally destroved RIOTS OVER «A STREET CAR STRIKE -_\u2014 One Man Seriously Injured by Pisto Shot and Others Wounded by Missles.Omaha, Neb., Sept.22.~Jobn Petricck, a bystander, was shot through the hip and seriously wounded, two motormen were hit with bricks, one of them being perhaps fatally wounded and the third mas was less seriously injured in riots which occurred alter dark \u2018to-night in connection with the utreet car strike.Eight cars were vartiy demolished.The injured men, with the exception of Petricek, are strike breakers.Their names were not given, out.The firat riot call came from the car barn at 2{th and Vinton streets just befare 8 o'clock.A car was just being switched into the bar: when it was partly derailed by a half open switch,, A number of persons who were standing around began jeering the crew of the car and a large crowd soon gathered.Two other cars came up and a blockade followed.A building in course of construction furnished strike stmpathizers with ammunition and within a short time «very window and door in the cars had becn broken with bricks and stoucs.Eight strike breakers were injured, them, perhaps fatally, John Petricck, a bystander, was shot through the hip and eight cars were partly demolished as the result of riots which occurred after darkness tonight in connection with the street car strike which begar here last Saturdav.LISS OF SITY LIVES .fhich Swept Over New Orleans and Coast Citieseee ts New Orleans, La., Sept.22 \u2014Grad- ually New Orleans and the territory surrounding the crescent city is re covering from the first effects of the tropical hurricane which, starting Sunday, continned throughout Monday and Monday night.Sixty lives are now positively known to have teen claimed as victims of (he storm and 4G others ar: reported to have been lost in Lower Terrebonne parish, but as yet this report has mot been authen.ticateth, The nropertv loss will run into the millions.Miles of territory have been laid wadte and crops have practically been ruined.Dwellings, cotter ging and sugar mills have heen levelleh.Tt wax not until to-nisht that the Western Union was able to get a working wire out of the city.Roth the Illinois Central and the Louisville and Nasbville railroads have suffered heavy loss, miles of their tracks havine been swept awav, From early to-day the death list in the lower parish increased as details were ceived until to-night it numbers re- 2, lt is reported that at least 40 athers \u2018 have been drowned or crushed in the flving debrie of wrecked mills, dwellings ond fishing sigar mills and dwellings of character at Houma end other vil lages suffered heavily and searcelv a structure was untouched by the horri- cane.The damage done hv the storm nt Grand Island.Chevicre, and Caminada wan very heavy but at thess places Tee crops and the orange aroves were stripped clean of frit and foliage.Advices were reorived here to-nioht from Fast Fork.Miex.that Mark Hamilgpn.his wife and five children were killed when their home wae blown over and then burned tn the eround in Mondav nights hurricane, GLACE BAY STRIKE.Montreal, Sept.&-\u2014Dan MeDoucall.of Glace Bnav.an officer of the United Mine Workers of America, who is charged with libelling the Dominion Coal Co.un an advertisement thmt apgeared in some of the Montreal papers, appenrsd befor th Police Court thin nfternoon.Evidence was produced to show that McDougall had nat written the advertisement and the case was pontponed.THE CANALS Ok MARS Boston, Sept.22+-A telegram received te-dav be John Ritchie, jr., from Prof.Percival Lowell at hin observatory at Flagstaff, Ariz, atates that réront ohasrvationa show that the antarctic canals of Mars are disappearing.Prof.Towell has in previous years, in the fall.obrerved a similar disanpearance.which he connidern a searonable phenomenon and which he thinks tendn to auppart the theory that life exists on Mare, and that the canals denote a system of irrigation.EAUX \u2018 ESTABLISHED 1734 CLARETS m SAUTERNES ants Young © G0: + ¢ 0 a + « « Mentroah portion of the Terrebone \u2018amns.Stare hounes : every \u2018 AERIAL TRANSPORT BY NEXT SPRING {German Company Will be Launched Soon DIRIGIBLES FIRST STEP Aeroplanes Will be Used Later if Tests Should Prove Satisfactorys Berlin, Sept.22\u2014The Air Navigeton ,Company, which is to operate steerable balloons and aeroplanes between German cities, in expected to be launched shortly.The immediate | business of the concern is said tu be (to build aeroplanes, rather than to declare dividends.The service of the new company will not begin until Spring, when airships of the Zeppelin-Parseval types will in- ; auçurate it.It is proposed to buy s \u201cWright neroplane and utilize it after it has been found suitable for long | croas-country flights.Nany of the * stockholders of the new concern are ! already shareholders in a company which own the right patents in Ger- \u2018many.\u2018 + OR, COOKS.| IERCE ORDENL | Forty Newspaper Men Questioned Him Upon \u2018His Polar Experience.New York, Sept.22\u2014Dr.Fredarick 'A.Cook, seeking rest and seclusion : with his family after the boisterous ; welrome of yesterday, donied himeolt : to interviewers and remained in his ! suite at the Wnldurl-Astoria until late - this evening, when he submitted cheer- | Nully to one of the severest crosm-ex- » atninations since he announced his discovery of the North Pole.The ordeal of the interview, which was conducted by lorty newspaper representatives, | including several from foreign news- ! papers, proved at vast that he was not afraid to meet tis public.Inci- .dentally the city of New York official \u2018ly recognized his achievement to-day when the Board of Aldermen passed a resolution, commemorating his discovery and providing for a public wel- | enme at the city hall.The date of the reception will be announced ister.i The material points of Dr.Cook's answers to-day did not differ from his original recital in 4 great degree.Some slight details were cleared wp, however, which throw licht on the \u201cway in which the polar dash was affected.As the questions anked were put by laymen thev céd not co deep lv inte the scientific aspect of the expedition.Put Dr.Cook was ready to answer anything pertinent to the mane, i The most interesting phase of the interview was reached when Dr.Cook was arked if he would obiect ta show- ine his diary.He immediately con- i xentel and afler retiting to hin room, returned with a small octave notebook which he showed freely to all.Tt was a thin book, containing 176 pages.each of which was well filled with 50 or 60 lines of penciled writing in minuta characters.The hook, he said, | contained considerably more than one hundred thousand words while he has besides other worm embracing hin ; bhrervations and other data.le did {not show them, however, to-day.{ The interviewers wern rather severe in regard to the details.hut nothing | indicated that the Polar traveller's | memory was at fault even in the most \u2018minute particulars.Rometimes when a vetty anestion showeéch ignorance he smiled with rond humored sympathy at the want of | technical knowledge displayed.Not once dd he refuse to «reply except when the name of Commander Peary was hroached.Even then he said that he hac alwave and * did now consider Peary as his friend, but controversial subjects in connec tion with his rival be avoided entire lv.saying that they could wait.When requested to aav what had oc curred at his meeting with = Hnrev .Whitnev, the New Ilaven mnortaman, he wnid he preferred to let Whitnev : tell hin own story as Whitney wan 1 euite unhinsed.Hin reasons in imposing wecrerv an Whitney, or Pritchard.Commander Pearv\u2019s cabin boy.and the Pakimos were prompted by hie desire to he frat to tell the world | his discovery.The had done the work (he ald, and was entitled to relate (how it find been carried out.| st re ete EAST INDIA TRADE COMMISSION Ottawn, Sept, _22-The commission as to the Canada-East India trade aonsned hers to-dav in Ottawa.| Lord Balfour, of Burleigh, Rir John Dick: son-Pownder, Sir Daniel Morris, Han.W.8, Fielding and Hon.Wm.Pater son were present, The enquiry: here slicited the evince onlv of Government officdals, Tord Balfour explained the sxiont of she a Trane sportation methods.telegra com: munication, the axtent of trade and all other matters having referenced to the anhiact world ha leaked into.The | i | f | | i | | { 1 i i | THEODORE ROOSEVELT TO RUN A YEAR illustrated with a remarkable series of photo and others, is published to-day in the SCRIBNER A graphic, stirring narrative of his remarkable railway journey, descriptions of early Hunting Adventures,and many interesting observations upon sd : The first article by about his ME EE African Trip .OCTOBER the people and civilization of East Africa.ON ALL NEWSSTANDS.25 CENTS.$3.00 À YEAR.grophs by Kermit Roosevelt NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR POSTAGE IN CANADA TO RUN A YEAR WHOLE FAMILY WAS MURDERED Terrible Crime Reported trom West Virginia\u2014 Bodies of Victims Burned.Blucfield, W.Va, Sept, 22\u2014An entire family of six persons were murdered and the badies of all but one of the victims were hurned with their home at Hurley, Buchanan County, Va.early to-day.The motive was evidently robbery, as the owner of the house, an aved woman known as \u201cAunt Betty\u201d Justis, was generally supposed to keep à large sum of money about the plare.Mrs.Juxtis, her son-in-law, George Meadows, his wife and three children, were the victims.Meadows\u2019 body, badly mutilated, wax found this morning lying in the yard of his destroyed home.Two bullet holes through the | body and a wound which almost | wevernd the head from the body, gave the discoverers tlwir first evidence of | the extent of the tragedy.\\ A search of the ruins of the house disclosed a sickening spectacle.The bladiened masses of half burned flesh | and charred hones of the two women and the three children were found be neath the debris.each body bearing evidences of murder committed hefore the house was destroyed by fire, evidently for the purpose of hiding the : crime.The elder woman\u2019a skull was upturned some distance from the re mainder of her half burned body amid the smouldering rains.Another daughter of Nre.Justic told the police that her mother hl a large sum of money huried unger the sill of the house and they sueceeded in divering up 8950 in gold and silvet, The murderers are supposed to have secured 3600 which \u201cAunty Betty\u201d al- wavs carried on her person.Moodhounds were rushed to the scene and in » short time took up the trail of the Aipposed murderers.Foot | printa of three men were found in the soit soil.A vosse of citizens heavily | i THE AUTOPIANO FOR NON-PLAYER AND PIANIS® ALIKE Think of \u201cthe! joy: and plessure that the wonderful AUTOPIANO with \u201ctbe SOLOIST * attachment can mean for your family end! seu .Artistic playing is possible for any ner Bragéf'the aid ofmusic-roil and treadies.The instrument eæn\u2018ajsd\u2019be played by hand in the regulor way.TWO PIANOSIINIONE.If you love music and cannot play for yourself, or if yon do play but wish to increase your repertoire à thousandfoid, you should have an AUTOPIANO in your house.You can play all classes of music Come Sere, and gee aad play this AUTO.exactly as you may like it through Pa for yourselt.o our nu; Inetrumeut the use of tempo and expression levers taken iv part payment.Catalog mailed to say in front of keyboard.address on request.81-83-85 ST.JOHN ST.«AT =~ LAVIGUEUR § HUTCHISON POLITICAL REUNION armed, are following the bloo® hounds, bent on lynching the murderers if x they are captured.> mt ! ° VICTIMS OF HURRICANE, New Orleans, la, Sept.22~News | reached here to-n ght that ten members of a nartv {from Morgan City, T.a.were killed in Monday's hurricane, They were in n fishing camp in ! Terrebonne parish.| \u2014 } As the \u2018e area number of persons desirous ot enter-' ing Horses in today's\u2019 Parade, it has been decid-, ed to have a Post entry : Miscellaneous) class to be | udgel at 4.30 P.M, All! those whose entries were | offer>d too late to be ac- cepied are requested to re- fort to tne Treasurer of the Society, on grounds at 2 o'clook to day, or before at his office, 85 St.Peter S.P.Cc.A.WORK-HORSE PARADE hmisien will Hr alien Rant, th, Ke, À Meh, Ovi.14% \u2018sad Mawtreal ab Ob © 1\" «St \\ On Saturday, 2nd October, MR.HENRI BOURASSA will hold a political mee:ing at St.Hyac nthe when he will render ec:ount of his conduct in the Provincial Legislature.Having been specially invited by Mr.Bourassa, Xr.Tellier, leader of the opposition has acospted to be present and to address the meeting.MESERS, ARMAND LAVERGNE and J.PREVOST will also be present, and MR.N.K.LAFLAMME is also expected to be present, on this occasion.This will be the first time that MESSRS.BOURA- 8A and TELLIER will have appeared together at a public meeting and in the region where both are well-known, forward to with considerable interest.the event is looked It le expected \u2018that the mesting will be attended by thousands of spectators.1 is reported that the Quebec friends of the speakers are orgatiting an excursion for this oocasion, and we will public know as soon as it is decided upon.let the ÿ .WIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES The annual general meeting of the i shareholders of the Quebec Skating Rink will be held at the Rink, Grande ; Alle, on Tuesday, 28th September, .1909, at 8 P.Mi RB.CAMPBELL, Secy.GEO.F.FAULKNER, Surgeon Dentist SUCCESSOR TO DR.F, M.WELLS PHONE 3420.43 ST.LOUIS ST.septôxim.0R LS.0.GAUTHIER EXCHEF OF CLINC 7 PARIS, FAUNE.STUDENT IN ENGLAND, GERMANY AND AUSTRIA, SPECIALIST EYES, EARS, NOSE AND THROAT 298 St Francois St.TELEPHONE 3101.QUEBEC, \u2018Quebec Electric Co.Elocirical Engiesers and Costraclers.Office snd Salesroom 111 St.Juthn St.PHONE 264 DYNAMOS, MOTORS, ELECTRIC FIXTURES, TRLEPHONES, BELL ANNUNCIATORS, HEATERS AND FANS, WATCHMEN 8 CLOOKS | ELECTRIC REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY ATTANDED TO ESTIMATES FURNISHED ADVICE GIVEN BY COMPETENT ENGINBERS i mayd4ztm.: Societe de Prets et Placements de Quebec.T DIVIDEND NO.70 A dividend of one and three ters per cent on the capital acc of this Society has heen declared for the current quarter, payable at the office of the Society on the let of October noxt.The transfer hooka will be closed from the 2th to the 30th instant, ineluaively.By order of the Hoard.ROBERT LAROCRE, Secretary- Treasurer, arpt22tilloet1.J.F.OUAY CIVIT, ENGINEER, Morin Building, Quebee.Railroads, Water Works, Water Power: Developments, Arbitrations, Expert Opinion ia Law Cases, .julySixly FURNITURE REPAIRED Buy Truman's Sanitary Vere min Proof Moss Mattress at + 50, nothing better.Allkinds of Furniture repaired, re-covees od and polished.Work eolissted and delivered free.Truman, 18 Cote d'Abraham.i PHONE 20322 3 GLOVER, FRY & CO.FALL IMPORTATION JUST RECEIVED Dress Goods, - Tweeds for Costumes Mantles and Jackets, Lace Collars and Jabots NOVELTIES IN TRIMMINGS New French and English Millinery GENTS\u2019 FURNISHINGS Suitings, Overcoatings, Hosiery, Neckwear Now Designs in Carpets and Oilcloths Novelties Received Weekly 50p DISCOUNT FOR CASH GLOVER, FRY & GO: Splendid Selection -OF- BRASS GOODS NOW ON VIEW AT SEIFERT\u2019S Brass Flower Pots, from 25c to $10 Brass Kettles, from $4.to $10.Brass Gongs, from $4.to $6.50.New goods are arriving almost daily.During the last few days we have opened up new lines in Sheffield Plate, Sterling Silver, Mahogany, Oak and Solid Brass Clocks, all together making a very superior collection of high class goods, suitable for presentations.6.SEIFERT & SONS, Importers 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec, ¢ « Quebeg Qhrouvle QTE SEPA A, THK DISCOVERY OF A MASTERPIECE.The discovery ol a fine masterpiece by one of the greatest painters of the gigrious Italian | renaisence, anywhere in the world would cause surprise as well us the despest interest, but to find this inestimable treasure hidden and unknown here fn Quebec seems extraordinary, unless we take into consideration the important fact, that at the time ol the French revolution large numbers of priceless paintings were rescued from destruction in Paris from the Royal Palaces, and the churches by Monsieur L'Abbe Desjardine, who was then vicar-veneral of Paris and lived for some years in Quebec, during the revolution.Large numbers of the very rarest religious and historical works - wore sent gv from France, and to-dav after more than a century, Quebec is found to abound in priceless mesterpiecss.Not only Is this a fact to be borne in mind, but also that long prior to the revolution and dating from the very earliest history of the French colonise- tion of Canada.old families brought over with them their family heirlooma, treasures thet had been * reventiy handed down from generation to pen- eration and w!il ave still being banded down, ¢ n-isting of rare paintings, furniture, ching, parcelain, books, rare enamels, clocks.jewellery and other priceless relics of antiquity.But among other rare paintings latelv discovered in Quebec is a masterpiece of transcendent value and interest.The work in question represents the Bupper of Our Lord ut Emmaus, and painted hv no Jess a painter, than i! great and grand Ttalian master, Inca Bhgnorelli.tbe comperr oi the greatest artiste of all time, who made possible the advent of the divine Mickel Angelo himeell.It is no gallery work, messures seven feet by six, and fa painted om canvass and in a remakable state of Preservation.In this magnificent composition, Our Lord is represented seated nt a table be twesn his two disciples in the aot of \u2018breaking bread at the repast.The majestic figure of the resurrected Saviour is illumined by a wonderful halo, and depicted with an expression of muperhuman wisdom.The disciples on either side are portrayed in dramatic attitudes, expressing profound wonderment.The splendeour of the grouping and the magnificence of the amply folded costumes are distinetly cherae- teristic of this greatest of the masters works, \u201csoul wrapped and steeped in thought profound.\u201d The fine techni: que, the superb coloring, and chiaros- caro rable in their wonderful grasp.to- caro subtle in their wonderful handling combine te produce a wonderful effect almost illuminary.Through the window is a some where our Lord meets with His disciples, rendered ae was customary with the great masters to represent the subject.clearly by telling the story in various wavs in the same pioture to Impress the meaning more Jelkingly.This work is the property of tha Hon.John Shuinles.The National Gallery of london possesses four works by Skenorelli, ane of which cama from the Duke of Hamilton's collections, and the Lourse contains only one specimen.We give a few particulars of his life elsewhere which way interest lovers of art, and the genera! public, in view of the approaching exhibition of paintings be longing to the Laval Universitytr ere A TIMELY WARNING.Commiesionse Whipple, of the State of New York, has resemtly issued a ciroular letter to all the supervisors in the forest pressrve districts to take extra precaution for the prevention of forest fires at this particular season of the vear.Ha save that the next forty- five days will be the most dangerous time of the year for fires, and every person going into the woods should he warned about starting or leaving tires.A little special attention on the part nf mach supervisor, patrolman, and game protector, he adds, will save gon't Vough | It's Dangerous ! \u2018\u201cFatiser Morrisoy®s No.10\u201d will step the Cough and Cure the Cold Are you ome of those who say, ''O, it's only s little cold\u2019\u2019, and let the cough lang on, doing nething for it?1{ you are, just thisk à minute.It is true that most colds, if left to tiremsalves, will leave you after a while -but they leave you with the delicate lining of throat qui lun Jeskened \u2014 sn easy prey fo the mext cold.per celà makes it basler te catch the next one, and harder to got rid of it, and it doesn't take many such colds to give you Catarrh or some serious lung trouble.\u201cMather Morriscy's No.10\" \u2014Cough Cure and Lung Tonic\u2014is « 1 of nd ep) on revent , It promptly clesse Er the mucus, removes the irritation and inflammation that causes the congh- tue and heals sud etrengthens lelicate membranes, Beekles, it tones up the whole systers and gives you strength te resist the next a .kr Trent drag, Re es cian hate Co.Ltée .acough sscoughing.Stopit! Ayers Ch Pocteral is a regular doctor's De\" medicine (or cou \u2018take partfoular SUEIQUEBEC DHRONIOLIN, on Stop coughing | Coughing raspe & tears.Stop it! Coughisg prephres the threat and lungs for more trouble.Stop itl There is nothing so bad for hs and ocolds.the state, counties, and towns much money and valusble forests.The importance of such warnings at the pre- sut time is emphasized bv the im- manse losses from forest conflagrations in the Northern and Northeastern States last vear.and although the heated tewm mow closing has not besa 50 severe as that of 1908, autwmn is approaching with its dry spells in which the forests become extremely lisble to fires.In the latter days of Reptember, and throuvhout October, the large dry areas of high barometeio pressure form more frequently, and usually retain their position for several days, during which a little fire started in the woods will very auiokly extend, apd widen into destructive proportion.The warning is a good and timely one, so far as it applies to the forest reserves, sither of tho United Staton or of the Dominion.but it should have a further application.As we had occasion to point out some time ago when discussing | the subject of forest fires, the principal originators of these disastrous events pre neither the sporteman and tourist, nor the passage of trains, nor the lightming, but the carelesaness of the farmers setiled in contiguity with forest, or bush lands.This point may he regarded as satisfactorily turoved by the details given in the last report of the Minjoter of Land and Forests for the Province of Quebec, and the warming of Commissioner Whipple should be specially tadom to heart by them.The season is now approaching when the usual agricultural oustom is to tum up the waste that remains after the ramer- ing in of the crops, and.of course, advantage is taken for that purpose of the dry areas of high barometric pressure of which Commissioner Whipple speaks; they should, therefore, cars to supervise and control the fires that they start.THE MILITARY AEROPLANE In our issue of yesterday we wpoke of the apparent disregard with which theeffect of the recent discoveries in meromautics was viewed hy navel experts; the case is far different on land where the recent autumn military manœuvres in France and Germany have shown can be used for scouting purposes.In military science the discovery of what the enemy is doing in order that bis enterprive may be thwarted or his mistakes in the disposition of bis troops be taken advantage, together with precluding him from similar information has always ben the supreme part of the strategiet.A cavalry rereen far in advance of the flanks of an army not only protests the army from sucprise but prevents the opposing force from obtaining a imowledue & its movements, and on this arcount name of the \u201cfog of war.\u201d The enm- mander of the army in dependent on spies, soouts, end cavalry for Hspolling of this fog which obseures the movements of his.adversary, but aerial scouting by a flock of dirigible balloons and airships, equipped with wireless telngraphy promises to lay hare svery etrategio or tactical move of either army.At the French manœuvres Ît is stated that the war balloon disclosed the opposing forces entire plan of campaign.The question now will he how to frustrate this new scouting force.\u201cHitherto,\u201d Pays an exchange, \u2018cavalry scouting has been opposed to cavalry scouting, therefore it would appear that each army will have to be preceded and guarded by à sereen of armed air ships, whose duty it will be to prevent the enemy's airvhips from discovering the strategic secruig of their own lorce, and, it possible, destroy them and noitering the opposing army.in other words the airships will cally the same duties, in a strategic sense, as the cavalry now perform.That is.not onlv to prevent the enemy penetrating their line, but to drive in the enemy's cavalry screen and re connoîtar the enemy\u2019s positicn.Consequently we may expect in the next war that the opening of the campaign will be marked by a series of aerial comhats between the dirigihlo balloons and seroplenes of the oppos- ng forces, with the result that the victorious airships will put Vbe fog of war all over the \u2018opnosing army, while Hs operations in detail will be ex- nosed to the other commander.He can then make his dispositions with the comparative ease of a man with sight and heering _ fighting # man who ja blind end deed.Hitherto the cavalry bave bem the eves end cars of the army.That lunoMon will now devolve upon the airship squadron.\u201d THE OOW TREE.Bread and Fruithe found parte of be a wonderful sight.These which, it need scarcely be said, not actually resemble cows, grow to fron height, yet for tengthe of per- aps fifty feet they are quite without tres.do branches.Near the tap they expand \"| at daybreak that dirigible balloons has obtained the pick thereby secure a fres hand in recon- form ; an aerial cavalry scresn with practi- | South American Plant Furnishes Milk.Groves of cow tress, such ae are io | in billy districts of certain ! South \u2018America, are said to \u201c THURSDAT.SEPTEMBER 23.into thick beads of foliage, however, and dieple « matted texture of leaves If you walk in a cow tres grove or evening You might have the surprising pleasurs of the natives come te milk the cow tress.A bole is bored in the heart ol the trunk.From this hole there pours & milky fluid much es us \u20ac frink by some.If this fluid is put aside for some time a thick white cake forms at the top of it, while beneath thers remains only a clear liquid.The fruit of the tres is also esteemed as food.It is of moderate size and contains one or two nute which are ssid to rival strawberries and ervam in their flavor.And this is not all.A kind of bread is made from the bark of the tres and is said to be al moat as nourishing as wheates bread.ra Tr = LEGAL NOTICES I the Superior Court Quebec.No.1731.Bibles Arseaadt, wh Danse Marie mmon of Pierre men ee Dy suthorissd to ester en justios, .Pla utif ; ve Pierre Wilfrid Dugal, restaurant keeper, of the city of Quebec, per, © 7 OE Defendant.An action in separation sa to property has been instituted in the present cast.Quebec, September 7th, 1009.DARVEAU & DARVEAU, Attys.for Plaintiff, An action In eparation as to property has been instituted by the Plaintiff, the Sth September, 1909.Quebec, 9th September, 1909.BELLEAU, BELIEAU & BELLEAU, Attys.for Piflveptiôxim.Canada, Provines of Quebec, District of Quebec.No.1961.Dame Rose Delima Mercier, wife of Adjutor Martin, boot and shes manufacturer, of the City of Quebes, duly authorized to ester en justice.Plaintiff ; \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Superior Court vs Adjutor Martin, of the City of Quebec, boot and shoes manufscturer, Defendant.An action in seperation as to property has been iustituted in the preset case.! Quebec, September 13, 1908.MORAUD & SAVARD, veptttrim.Attys.for NE.EDUCATIONAL WALLACE COLLEGE i pee rare for examinations in the Civil Service, Surveying, Architecture and Civil Engineering, No vacations.Day eveni classes.Diplomas a Situati an success guar \u2018 WALLACE COLLEGR, \u2018 25 St.Stanislas St._ Quebec fune7xim, 0.MALO Ladies Tailor, Graduate from John J.Mitchell Cutting School, New York, LADIES\u2019 COSTUMES AND MBIND MABITS 12)Garneau St.| f | ! FOR SALE BY J.B.RENAUD & CO.AND Be MUSSICRE à 0.DON'T BUY A NEW SET, USE Dr.Nemes POWDER ; \u20ac EC Bold ) rc of of Mailed PT OO TUE Henry Willie, Bruggiel he LRN, hard Dental ME No.4 8t.John Bt, 6s Philaleiphin, Fay pr septôxim.; Oanada, Jo tbe Province of Quebec, Superior Court.District of Quebec.Elmire Carpentier, of the City of Sree Sean déomrael dh] of Philisa J : , 4 authorised to en justice in resent h ® ce Plaintiff ; ve The said Philias Joseph Montreuil, of the City of Quebec, Insurance | | Agent, Defendant ; = S.J.Shan & Go.18 ST.JOHN STREET ABD Cor.Mossiais Wu FORREST & SONS Salmon Rods, | Reels and Trout Rods and Reels.Files.Lines and d Tents, Canoes and and Flies an bd Camp Outfits.TELBPHONES : Spoor Tom, 672.Lower Tomy 41.THE ST.LAWRENCE CCmtian Navigon Go, Li DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN QUEBEC, THREE RIVERS, SOREL AND MONTREAL.BY STEAMER3 \u201cIMPERIAL\u201d AND \u201c PREFONTAINE\" Leave Quebec at « o'clock p.m, Saturday hy isgatsp.m., due is Montreal at 7 0 clock ave Montreal at 5 o'clock p.=, déve 18 at 7 o'clock o.Thee, Excursion cle cold at ciogle fare.te return on Mondes.LANDING Quabee :-\u2014Chouinard Wharf.CHAB.LAPIRBME, Manager.Oss Phone 3033-11 Daltensis Sireet | LADIES .CLOTHES We make laundering Ex i and nothing else.We are plea: sing many of the most careful dressers in the city.Try us\u2014 We can please you.WER NY Telephone 95.54 St.Vaïior SL 828 St.Paul St.QUICK LUNCH NEPTUNE INN, \u2018# (FOOT OF MOUNTAIN KILL) J.T.LEVALLEE, Prop.TERRANO TUE PERFEQT JOINTLESY © FLOORING Bathrooms, Kitchare, Billiard: Cale, Ofce tals, Armories, ES Maer I bles, P Piaste .d.COMMISSION MERCHANT.SOARS OF TRADE DUILOINS, 38 GA.Pas! 81.PHONE 580 \u2014 NOTICE Is hereby given to all shareholders of te Q Olympin Co, Ltd, that a general meeting of said share holders will be held on Saturday, second day of October nexi, at eight o'clock p.m.ln the Auditorium ding, 88.John Street, in the city of Quebec, to elect directors and transact the general business of the Company.J.H.PAQUET, Secretary-Treasurer, .Pro-temsept9i-Wlloeti | i +5 Liquidator of Insolvent Estates ° Hardwars GhiniC cour | St.Peter Street, Lowar Tows Branch, FabriqueSt., Upper Towa SPORTING GOODS Trout and Salmon Rods - in all grades including th ; Boivin, g the renowned FLIES, REELS, LINES, BAITS 2 Tents, Blankets, Rubber § Canoes, Paddles.Oars, Dancy Bags, Folding Bed: * Chairs, Folding Stoves.sand C General and Heavy Hardwers +000.J.Arthur LaRue, } ACCOUNTANT.HOCHELABA BANK BUILDIN3, St.Peter Strest.BPROIALTINS: Auditing, Drafting Balance 8 h- Reports and Btatements, Appraiser in Cases ol D.eputed Accounis, Trustee and Administrator of Ks es and Properties, Arbitrator between Debtors and TR Phone No.3467.GO SNAPPING For a Good Snapshdt or Time Picture get a KODAK OR CAMERA \u2014Ar\u2014 John E.Walsh's THE ASSOATIENT IS THE LARGES) | Prices Range From $1.00 to $167.00 and , Upwars, Special attention is paid to developing.printing and finishing by expert hands at 11 ST.JOHN ST., QUEBEC, New Fall Goods Just Received Departments \u2014\u2014 We have now in stockournew Autumn goods imported from the British and Foreign markets, which have been marked at the verylowest prices.\u2014 v We will continue to receive weekly, all the latest novelties in Dry Goôds, SIMONS & MINGUY 20Fabriqua Stcost, Telaphons 333 Medes, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1909.+ dHE'QUEDEC CHRONICLE : FALL IMPORTATIONS Stylieh- Scotoh Suitings Stylish English Worsted Harrie Tweed Suiting Heavy English Ulstering Latest Grey Cheviot Overcoating irish Freize Ulstering JAS.H M Merchant Tatlor and Haberdasher.Jyms 1s UNTRUE FoRTTHEY) (ARE NOW MAKING MATCHES, THATJARE | TWICE 'AS LONG AS THE ORDINARY MATCH AND ARE CALLED $ À \u201cEDDY \u2018GASILIGHTER LIONTINO ORS ANO OIL STOVES, £7C.Wvayhal __ _ TNE LONG Stren PREVENTS THE POSSIBILITY OF WAVING TNE FINGERS BURNED.\" meer ce) ALYave PUPRYWORNY TC PAMANE ASK FoR EDDYS MATCHES Les = ce YOU ARE INVITED TO INVEST The Money Which You Spend on Groceries | With Us.We Pay You 5 p.c.Interest On It * Give our system œ trial and you will be convinced of its advantages.Everything in the line of Groceries and Provisions, Teas and Coffees, Wines and Liquors ae A\u201d LOW PRICES M.BOYCE & SON, \u201cTHE RELIABLE GROCERI\" 9-21 Cote d'Adrati n.Rstadllsha{ 1835, Paras 234 y Dr.Jasger\u2019's Fall Underwear FOR LADIES\u2019 AND GENTLEMEN Ladies\u2019 Underwear =, Medium K, Warm K K, Heavy Combinations E, Medium KK, Heavy Ladies\u2019 Black nose Light Medium Heavy Men\u2019s Underwear G, Gauze - D, Light K, Medium N, Medium KK, Heavy BA, Ex-Heavy S, Very Heavy Combinations D, KK, and B.Men\u2019s Half Hose Light; Medium Heavy \u2018 Golf Hose and Knickerbocker Stockings Military Long Stockings, Khaki Color JOHNDARLINGTON Registered.Opposite Post Office 70 SUIT EVERY ROOM PRETTY AND INEXPENSIVE MARCHANT BROS., 124 ARTILLERY ST., QUEBEC.-\u2014 em \u201cTHE CRESCENT\u201d 34 St Anne St.Those desiring comfortable quarters for the winter, would do well to call at 34 St.Ann street, and see what the Crescent has to offer before chooaing elsewhere.The house having been thoroughly renovated, has all modern conveniences, and is newly furnished throughout, so can the best of ac- R08 io $000 th from 00 to .month.PHONE M67, Armand Lavergne f.1.B., N.P.P.ADVOCATE No.8 Cook 8t., Upper Town, Quebec, SLEPRONA 886.GffMos at Montmagny.Heavy Scotch Shooting Sweaters Ladies\u2019 White Coat Sweaters Grey and White Coat Sweat ors.Men's Knitted Fancy Vests Men's Heavy English Doe Gloves Dents, Fownes and Moriey's Gloves ULLIN, 48 Fabrique St.If Going Abroad Remember we Represent Directly the following Steamship an Lines : an, Holland-American, American, Italian Royal Mail 4 antic Tianaport, North Ger.Lloyd, inchor, Star, Canatian Pacific Ry Royal zail, punard, Quebec 8.8.Cobom ou Fi ula-Americany, D naldson, Feand-Americsn, Fabre, White Star, ; i Hamburg-Ameriean t@ 4r- Dominion \u2014ALRO\u2014 THOS, COOK & SON The World & Greatest Tourist Agents Travellers ohecks and c'roular notes sold and cashed, F.S.STOCKING Gen\u2019l F.R and 8.8.Agent, 82 Bt.Louis St, Quebec, GaspeSteamship Line The SS.LADY OF GASPE is in tended to sail from Quebec for Gaspe ports Wedneeday, September 22nd and Oct, 6th.Freight will be received until 2 P.M., at Champlain Market, on the day of sailing.First, second and third class accommodations for Passengers.BAIE DES CHALEURS ROUTE Next sailings of SS.GASPESIEN for Gaspe and all iutermediate porte «s far as Paspebiac.Leaving Tuesday, .28th and Oct.12th, at 3 P.M.Freight will be received at Point a Carcy Whar! until 2.00 P.M.on day of sailing.Excellent accommodations for passengers.J.A.BOUCHARD, anager, 40 Dalhousie 8 F.S.STOCKING, \u2018 Ticket Agent, 32 St.Louis Street.North Shore Mall 2nd Passengor Service.GEN.WOLFE CAPT.C.VEZINA Is intended to sail Sunday, Sept.96th at noon, for North Shore Porte, as far an Natashquan, calling at all interthediate ports of call, also Antieosti.Freight will be received at Pointand de-Carcy Wharf.For rate of passage, f t and other particulars, apply to reigh HOLLIDAY BROS., 101 St.Peter St.RMS Phone 359.Steamer Frontenac Between Quebec, Story &8t.Time and the i vins adress er permitting this steams FROM ST.POUND: PROM QUEBEC TRIG TO imim BRfbdl C000 Smam 10008.1M.i nwam, 1! = ba.2.00 p.m.sop.Sundays 1.80 and taba SUNDAYS Tuesda, Saturda 3 st Romuald 1 rus at T ey oe mw Saturday evenings there will be o trip frêne at Be on ana he\u201d SLE pet an 2 ph and 8t Romuald with from Steamer Champion On and after 30th September, time, weather asd circumstance: : and clrcamat .permitting, this steamer Mondays, Tuesdays, wedsesdays, and Thursdays From Berthier, rom Jens RE fof From Bt.Mi 13 A.M.From ft.Laurent Le A: M: Fros Quesec .°.\u2026 09 PO M.FromQuebec for Berthier, on Mondays, Tues days aud Wednesdays, 3 p.m, Ox FRibAYS From St Francois, Islan From Al, fona [sisud of Orlcans, ton From St.Michel 900 am From 8t.Lavrent \u201c 10.On Saturday the steamer willleave Quebec à ne SUNDAYS, From Quebec 8.00 A.M., And from St, P.M,stopping at Ste.Petronilte in the only, Janam morning Steamer Orleans Commencing 11th §ept, weather and circum.stan nh stances perm iting.this steamer Orleans will FoR TNR ISLAND OF ORLEANS FROM ISLAND FROM QUEBEC .\u2026 6 $æp.On holidays the beat will mak: the Island at Nos A and in he reson m the ve jou: on ot.pus and St.Joseph .| passengers and general cargo.NG AND DANGER OF SEAMEN Belonging to a Canadian Icebreaker \u2014Had Narrow Escape from Death in Storm.St.Jobn's, Nfld., Sept.22\u2014A tale of suffering and cunger were related to-day by the crew of a boat which loft the new Canadian icebreaker Earl Grey to attempt to obtain coal and provisions on the bleak Newfoundland coast when the vessel's supply was nearly exhausted.A number of tle crew manned a boat and rowed fifteen miles to Bay de Verde, where they abtained 24 tons of coal in sacks and some provisions, and after tele- fraphing to St.John's a report of their vessel's plight, they started lo return.Meanwhile g severe storm had arinen and the seas became so high that the boat was nearly swamped.Finally it became \u2018necessary for the men to jettison the ooal to escn foundering.The mast and sail of t boat next went by the board.The men were adrift all night and at daylight were picked up by a parsing schooner.In boarding the schooner one of the seamen was badly crushed, while another had his arm broken, The men were landed at Carbonear, whence they were conveyed bers.Tugs were sent out from this city and brought in the disabled steamer Sunday night.| J ALLAN LINE.RM.8.Virginian, Captain Vipond, from Liverpool, with passengers, mails and general cargn, was reported 120 miles east of Belle Inle at 7 a.m.ves terday, and is due in port to-morrow morning.Steamer Sardinian, Captain Henry, from London and Havre, passed Point Amour at 9.30 a.m.yesterday.is part to-morrow evening.BAIE DES CHALEURS LINE.Steamer Gaspesien, Captain Blouin, from Baie des Chaleurs port, pa pa and general cargo, À port yesterday afternoon, moori at Pointe-s-Carcer wharf.After la: ing passengers and Quebec cargo, she loft for Montresl at 8 p.m, C.P.R.LINF.Steamer Lake Champlain, Lieut.Webster, R.N.R., from Liverpool, with and general rargn, was re- ried 100 miles eant of Belle Ide at 1 a.m.yesterday and ia due in port on Saturday morning.Steamer Montcalm, Captain Hodder, from Bristol, was reported 120 miles northeast of Heath Point at 10 a.m.yesterday.Steamer Mount Reyal, Capt.Troop, arrived at London on the 20th inst.from Quebec.GASPE LINE.Steamer Lady of Gare, Capt.Bonchard, arrived from Montreal yesterday morning.anl moored at the Champlain market wharf.Having embarked Quebec passengers and carga, she left for Gaspe and way places witlr DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Lakonia, Captain Fraser, left Liverpool on the 18th instant for Quebec.MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Mancherter Mariner, Capt, Linton, from Manchester, with a general cargo, arrived in port yesterday afternoon and moored in the Louise Basin.QUEBEC STEANSHIP CO.Steamer Trinidad arrived at New York at 9 a.m.yesterday.Steamer Manoa nailed (rom New York for the yesterday.THOMSON LINE.Steamer C'airmesk.Captain Puevis, from Boston, in ballast, arrived in port vesterday morning and proceeded or Montreal.WHITE STAR DOMINION LINER.M.8.Laurentic, Lieut.Hooper, R.N.R., makes nnother fast passage, West Indies at 2 p.m.AES IG PE DE \u2014 FRE LE À VexP - COMFORT.THE SAFETY-SPEED, IDEAL TAULY FLOATING PALAGES WAY TRAVEL UNUSUALLY HEAVY, BETTER BOOK NOW.dy 13x3m-0.0.d + which they have replaced, under strong \u201csome days ago at Grand River, float- and Is due ere between sight and nine this morning.The Laurentio has 320 first, 314 second and 520 third lass passengers, and will lend at the Breakwater as ususl.MARCONIGRAM.Caps.Hace, NAd., Sept.20\u2014Wieamer Philadelphia, from Bouthampton for New York, was in communication with the Marconi station here when 1.225 miles, east of Sandy Hook at 3 pm.Dock about 10 a.m.Saturday.BRAVERY RFORGANIZED.Mr.Danid Flynn, late boatswain's mate of the ateamer Canadian, bas boon presented through the focal marine board with s silver medal awarded hy His Majesty the King, and an autograph letter from the Presiden of the Board of Trade, in recognition of his services in assisting to rescus the shipwrecked crew of the barken- tine Sunbeam, of St.John's, Nfld., which was abandoned in the North Atlastic où January 21 of last year.MERSEY WELL LIGHTFD.Master mariners speak in high praise of the efficiency of the acetylene light buoys that the Mervey Docks and Harbor Buard are laying down in ile river Mersey.Apart from the far greater brilliance offthe \u2018roa they viiow these buoys are said : ride the waves in an upright position.nnb conse- \u2014- ov JUST RECEIVED Yall 5 uitings Large Assortment of Patterns Now on View Ix Our Window SPECIAL PRICE 825.00 ] T.LAFRANCE, A TAILOR AND HABERDASHER 11 BUADE STREET.NS Se LOST.LOST.\u2014ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON a register on the electric cars or else where.Handsome reward to the find- quently the light in rough weather is never obscured.The old gas buoys, winds and tides were often titled to ! an angle of as much an 45 degrees, and this considerably reduced the vision of the light at a distance, NOTES.Steamer Stigstad, Capt.Fllefuen, on arrival here yesterday morning from Montreal, was immediately placed under seizure, on an action hronght against her by the owner of the schr.Sirene, with which vensel she was in er on returring to Le Soleil.WANTED \u2014_\u2014 WANTED.\u2014A COMPETENT COUR, Apply at 21 Nont (armel street.WANTED.\u2014A FURNISHED HOUSE, central loenlity, to rent from )st Novemier.Reply L.P.WANTED.\u2014 LABORERS FOR shanty, concrete and railway con- collision some time ago.Having | given the necessary bonds, the ateam- er Jeft for Sydney during the after.| non.Steamer Wacousta, Captain Mathesen, having discharged ber carga of coal.left port yesterday aiicrnoon for Sydney.C.G.8.Nontcalm left port ves: yay afternoon with supplies for «cme of the lighthouses in \u2018he Jowur St.Lawrence.Steamer Amethyst, which ran ashore od off hernelf.and has arrived at Port Daniel.She in said to have reosived little if any damage.Steamer Odland, Captain Storm, from St.Simon, with pulpwood, arrived in port vesterday afternoon and p! for the upper lakes.Steamer Urania, from Montreal for Sydney, passed here yesterday.Steamer Ralph Holcomb, with a barge in tow, from Grand Valley, for the upper lakes, passed here yesterday.Steamer Nordhavet, from Montreal, passed down last evening.TO REBUTLD STEAMFR.The R.& 0.N.Co.is shout to remodel and rebuild the steamer Three Rivers for freight snd excursion business between Montreal, Berthier, Sorel, Thres Rivers and other Points.She ull up, will be rebuilt from the the bull being of steel.The main deck will be a very large open freight deck, and will give greatly Increased.accnmmoda- tion to the numerous ports of call.On top of the main deck will be the va loon or observation deck, for taking care of the large excursions formerly handled by the steamer Berthier on this line.and will he the open abser- vation type, name an in s0 popular on the steamers Rapids King and Rapids Queen.PORT OF QUEREC.Arrived September 22.SS.Manchester Mariner.Linton, Manchester, W.M.Macpherson, general cargo.SS, Gasperien, Blouin, Baie des Chaleurs, Bouchard DBror., passengers and general cargo.SS.Lady of Gaspe, Bouchard, treal, Bouchard Dros, Mongeneral cargo.88.Cairnesk, Purvis, Boston, Roht, Reford Co., ballast.88.Odland, Storm, St.Simon, pulp- ! wood.88, Ralph Holeomb, \u2014o\\ Grand ; Valley, pulpwood.CLEARFD.SS.Lady of Gaspe, Bouchard, Gaspe, etc.Bouchard Bros, passengers and general cargo.88.Gaspesien, Blouin, Montreal, Bouchard Bros, part carga.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, Sept.22, 1900, Cape Chatte (33)\u2014Clear, northwest wind ; inward 1.3 pm.Chr.Knudsen.Fame Point (324)\u2014Clear, calm; inward 1.35 p.m.Laurentic; outward 3 am.Montezuma : 3 a.m.Fnglichman.Heath Point (430)\u2014Clear, west ; outward 1 p.m.Englishman.Flat Point (584)\u2014Clear, west; outward 4 a.m.Luanishurg : inward ves.terday 5 p.m.Cape Breton, 7.30 p.m.Lovatakken ; inward 2 p.m, Ronavista, Clarke City (293,\u2014 Inward 12.20 p.m.General Walle, | Seven Islande\u2014Qutward 1.30 pm.Aranmore.i Point Amour (662)=Hnay, strong ! west ; inward 9.30 am.supposed Sardinian, 11.30 a.m.Novdhoen, elle Tale (TI) \u2014Foguy, west: Vie ginian 120 miles east at 7 am.: C.P, R.Montcalm, 48 miles enat nt 4 p.m.Lake Champlain 100 miles east at 11 a.m.to-day, .Heath Point (43M.P.R.Montcalm 120 miles northeast at 10 am.Above Quebec, Partneul (M)\u2014Ontward 2.18 p.m, Virginia and tow, H.8, N'GREEVY, Superintendent.| \u2014\u2014\u2014 HIGH WATER AT QNEREC, Sept.AM.PM.Thursday .3 120 12.90 Friday .\u2026 4 12.22 1.51 Saturday wo 18 1.48 3.00 Sunday \u2026 \u2026 \u2026 \u2026 M 257 as Moon Phases.Firat quarter, Wednesday, 22nd, at 1.31 p.m.St, Famiile atreet, | furnace, modern conveniences, struction.Apply to A, D'Amour, 481 Nicholas street, Quebecok ok WANTED-GLOVE-MAKERS OF all kinds.Good wages paid to experienced hands.Apply to W.C.Plank, Clarendon Hotel, up till Thursday noon.\u2014m=et TTT ok * WANTED.\u2014GLOVF, MAKERS OF all kinde.Apply.W.H, Storey & Son, Ltd., Acton, Ont.PANTRY MAID WANTED.\u2014ENG- lish speaking and well recommanded.Applv to Mr.Gaspard LeMoine, at J.B.Renaud & Cie., 126 St.Paul street, Quebec.WANTED A SMART AND WILLING English lad as junior clerk in a fancy dry goois establishment.Applv in person at Marceau & Co., 155 St\u2019 Joseph street.WANTED.\u2014TRREF, UNFURNISHED | rooms, for light houseZeeping.Must ® be centrally located, reas-nable price.Apply to A.Godkoop, Montmorency Falls, P.Q.WANTED.\u2014-GENERAUL SERVANT.pply, No.868 St.Louis street.INTELLIGENT NAY OR WOMAN ' to distribute circulars ard take nrders.$2.00 4 dav and commission.Perma- Fdw, MeGarvev, 200 Wellington street W., Toronto.i eept.1Sxwed-satxS EYPLOYMENT WANTED A i FOR SALS FOR SALE\u2014THE HOUSE, NO.8 Arthur street and ground attached, opposite Nt.George's School House, Maple Avenue, containing 1 rooms, bath room and other modern com veniences.For particulars apply to Amas L.Colston, Hochelage Bank Buildings, FOR SALF, FURNISHED OR UNfurnished, & house situated on d'Auteuil street ( Faplanade) No.47, provided with all modem improve - mente.For further particulars, an-.ply to Alex.Gauvreau, N.P., 92 St.Peter street.FOR SALE A SPLENDID UPRIGAT Plann, Foiry & Co.Montreal.maker.Address, J.A.G.Chronicle Office.NEWSPAPERS IN 25-IR.PACE- ACFS.at Ve.@ nackage.New stock, Apply Chronicle Printing Co.FOR SALE \u2014HOUSE Nn.28 Ste.Genevieve Avenue.For in- * formation, apply to C.A Lrfrance, Natary, 75 st.Peter St.FOR SALE\u2014ON GRANDP ALLEP, a first-class house, throughout, large piece of ground, garden, stable, etc.For particulars rly to LaRue & LaRue, Notaries, St.Ann street.$2,200 ONLY BUYS À GOOD PROPERTY situated on Commercial Kt.at the Btreet Cars Terminus at St, Joseph, of Levis, Basy Terms of Payment, Alex.Hardy, Eos\u2018 Eatate Broker, Hochelaga Bank Bidg., Quebec.PHONE 934 apl.21xtues-thurs-aat.-\u2014 BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.- Biliard and Pool Tables.Bowling Alleys, and Supplies, Bar Fixtures in stock for immediate delivery.Our prices, quality.and terms are bevomd competition.Bend for illustrated catalogue and price list to Brunswick.Balke-Collender Co., 11 Notre Dame Street, West, Montreal.EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY stenographer desires position: thoroughly competent for writing | both Iangnacea, Fichent references.Address \u201cJ.1.\u201d this office.NALS HELP WANTED LEARN BARRER TRADE, TOOLS res New evstem.Constant practice.Careful instructions.Graduates earn twelve to eighteen dollars weekly.Few weeka complete ronrse.Write for free catalogue.Moler Barber College, 119 Craig St, west, Montreal.= BUSINESS NOTICES.BOARD AND ROONS LODGING\u2014FAMILY OF 3 WOULD exchange during the summer months furnished house at Montmagny, for the same in Quebec (Upper Tawn preferred).Address B., care Chronicle.TELEPHONE 1747, CAPE HOUSE, Nde.A.Fontaine, Prop., 20 Mount Carmel, board and meals.Moderate prices.MUSIC \u2014 MUSIC LESSONS.\u2014PUPILS PREpared for the munic exams at reasonable terms.Beginners st ches rates.Apply or write.Mise Bolland, 259 John Street.NONEY TO LEND.\u2014FROM 81,000 to $6,000 to loan on motteage or preferential stock.purchase of nroperty or stock.A.Bruneau.P.0.Box 92.\u201cGREAT OPENTNG FOR AGENCIFS eds a ree ily.no expenses incu .all irea.Reov v Chronicle Office, Quehessat.10 LET TO LET.\u2014 FOR THE months or longer 8 furnished house nicely situated on Grande Allee.All Apply to R.modern conveniences.S.Chronicle Office.| TO REXNT.-FINE LARGE AND.airy rooms, with all modern con: veniences, and first-class table bound.| Apply to 72 Uraule street.i J TO RENT.\u2014 LARGE FURNISRED ! room on first floor, convenient lo; bath room ; all modern conveniences.Apply from 11 am.to 3 p.m.at 344 Phone 3571.FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, centrally located.all modern conven: fence.Address, 57 St.Ann street.fu FURNISHED ROOMR \u2014 ELEGANT ly furnished rooms to let.Apply 11 Taldimand street and 38 Ann street.emer aren TO LET, ONE LARGE SQUARE room.with all modern convenience, suitable for one or two persons, moderate terme.Apply to A.L., care Chronicle Office.FOR SALE, THAT STONE HOUSE, No.42 Avenue Ste.eviave, ev all in good order.Possession 1st May.For particalars and permit to view, ap ply to Gibsons & Dobell, 92 St.Poter street.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MACHINERY FOR SALR SESOND-HAND SAFES AT BARgain prices.Alan large atock of pew fire and burglar-proof vafen and vaults oursforesoh i es fishing.Dioctine AU information cheerfully fursished on and protrqai y application to xs Mo: } Pe, on{als 9, the press sn ; pe san Pat essuie sont.OR.OHASKE'S OINTMENT.| Look over nur atock before qrechasing Canadian Fairbanks Co, Ttd., Quebee, 3 FOR 1, Fridav and Saturday wiii pe ofared 100 doen embroidered handkerchiefs, value 28¢.Special 3 lor 250.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE A.Smeaton & Co.113 St, Joha Street 25 CENT SALE.Special line new Cushion Tops, 50 designs at 25c.each.Cosy Covers 256.Laundry Bags at 250.t Lot Ribbons to clear at 286.a yard NICE LINE SMALL SOUVENIRS.\u2014\u2014\u2014 end HEADQUARTERS FOR European Wines, Mineral Waters.French and Italian Olive Oil French Fina Products.New Goods Constantiy Arriving Eh EUDORE PATRY 67-80 St.John St., Quebes.The Almoz-Simes School INCLUSIVE OF KINDERGARTEN DETARTMENT WILL RE-OPEN September Fourfesnlh 4 ALBERT PAQUBT, M.D.From the Parle Hospitals\u2014Prolessor of Ana app! surgery to the raver University: Burgeon to the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Quebec.ty\u2014Sur, .Spor ES 100, and 6 to6, and 7 to 8 P.M.ACHILLE PAQUET, MD.Ex-House 8 n to the Hotel Dieu Hospital\u2014From the Paris and Berok suc Mer Hospitalsities :\u2014Urinary Diseases and onbepedie Surgery, Diseases of the bone and joints; tuberculosis, fractures, dislocations.Ofice Hours :\u20148.30 to 10 A.M.; 1 to fe and 7 to 8 P.M.The two doctors wilf practice in Démos 71 Bite.Aune Strest, Que septixly.bec.Telephone 1501.HOTELS AND RESORTS ES WHEN IN NEW YORK STOP AT KING EDWARIQ ST, LAWRENCE HALL MONTREAL 300 ROOMS European Plan, from $1.00 per day.Aurion Plan, from $2.50 per First Class Cafe and Grill Room.HIGGINS & COOPER Props, ELECTRICAL | WORK DONE properly, done economically.Keep my eddress for use when you need export electrical aid\u2014not \u201chow cheap,\u201d but \u201chow good.\u201d That's what you want, Then paste my address within vight.| (HOS.D.LONERGAN | Electrical Contractor Tel.3065.42 St.Jobn St.- ADVOCATZ 88 ST.PETER STREET, QUEBEC.EVENING OFFICE LIMOILOU 8th Avenu Corner of 3rd Street.- SUNDRIES | When \u2018you are in need of Pills or | Plasters, Powders or Potions, Liniments or Lotions, D'roprietary Medieines, Pure Drugs.Prescriptions to be put up accurately, promptly and reasonably, it will pay vou to come hers.Useful toilet articles, roapa:and Perfumes.Dentifrices and Complexion Powders, Chamois leathers, Hair and Tooth Brushes, &c., &ec., we keep in the best qualities at »w prices.L E Martel's Pharmacy, 91 St.Joseph Street.| PHONE 2483 A NEW DEPARTURE Ladies and gentlemen can now have 8 Turkish bath in their own bedroom with massage hy highly trained Masseur and Masseuse, who have for many vears practiced in London, | Fnwland.and elsewhere, inclusive fee, $1.50.| ALSO THE FOLLOWING.Nursing hy trained male or female nurse per 2 hours.Mental or Dipso.Ladies\u2019 Tieant: Culture at your own home, shampooing, Hair dressing, dyeing, blesching, Re.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ne vous 750.Facial Massage, SPECIAL MARCEL WAVF.Phone 3406\u2014or Write WALTER E, LBY, Box 130 G.P.0., Quebec The Quebec & Lake St.John Railway Company.Notices is hereby pv hat ske vial general meeting (which will also be made the annual eneral meeting) Lake 8¢.John Railway Company wijl in the Company's ces, St.St, in the City of Quebeo, on , the 1Mb day of July, 1909, of 3 pm.for the purpose of Directors of scalp treatment, 500 \"Dust treat: .! | | jit & jf Lei i i day of ¥.H, MOORE, Dated Quebse, Juoe 20th, \u2018veptidsten, .B.BIGNELL Mo.60 8¢t.Peter Street, Quedes, MONS NO, 76, J NEW VICTORIA HOTEL THE MOST POPULAR HOTEL IN QUEBEC.Bpecial rates for Tour'sty.Trolley cars for all dirso- tions pass at the door.H.FONTAINE, Proprietor, (grand Union Hotel Opp.Grand Central Station, New York City Rooms, $1.00 a Day AMD UPWARD Beggars to and from Btation fres.ST.LOUIS HOTEL QUEBEC.| Quebec's Popular 4astalry | rivto-dnte tn all respects, eufstns and service unexesiied.Reasonable rate, comtraliy sitsated, every wits of the modern howe, L.V.OION, P, EK HUNT, Manages, j HOTEL BROEZEL BUFFALO, N.Y.Elegantly Rofuraished an Redecorated throughout.Strictly first-class American plan.Unexcelled Cuisine.RATES 83 AND $3.50.CHAS.E.IHLE, Manager.juneSxtu-thu-satx6m.BROADWAY and 11th STREET NEW YORK CITY.Within Easy Access of Frees Point of Interest.Hall Bloek from Wamamaker's, $ minutes\u2019 walk NOTRD : of Shopping Discel-t.3 : Pacellence ef, Caluire, Comretable Appolptmonts.Conricons Service awl Homelike Surteundings.BOONS $1.90 PER DAY AND UP Ver Commedieus Sample Rooms at Rensonable Rntes.EUROPEAN PLAN.Table d'Hote Breakfast 50c.WM.TAYLOR & SON, Inc.UP-TC-DATE SCHOOL Young men wanted.Owing to the large nuinber of pupils now attending our private courses of practical tele graphy, English and English and French once, our inatitu- tion has heen transferred to No.M4 Bt.Stanislas street, which is under the control of two experienced teachers.This school has already supplied pupils to some of the t local finns, Railway companies are offering à brilHant future to every young man.Do not delay in preparing yoursell for a schon] highly recommended by the principal railroad offices, Day and Night schools, Exceptional i for fentes apply to VE.NNEAU AND School of Business, 24 Ht, Btanislas street, Canada, Province of Quatre, Distriet ni Beauce, A] Nadeau, farmer, of St.Bdward Shenley, - Plaintifl ! v Philippe Nadeau, of perte unimawn, Dofendant, The defesedant js ordered to appour within one month.: À , Beauce, this 3h > To.Forces (Ségned) VRIINA & FERRON, , C.0, In the Clreuit Court.True Copy, ARTHUR DELIBLE, Atty, for Plaintiff, Toronto, Sept, 22-8 pm.~The dls turbance which was centred in oe sourd last night has since passed north ward aver Lake Bu v, osusing strong winds and gales over the lake region at hy heavy local raina: elsewhere In Canada the weather has been generally fine and In the Western provinoss quite cool, Minimum and Maximum Temperatures.Dawson, 98-34: Victoria, 89-62 ; ! Vancouver, 48-60; Edmonton, 40-88; Betileford.28-54: Prince \u2018Albert, 32-50; Calgary, 32-52 ; rent, 36-54 : Winnipeg.3656; Port Arthur, 54-62; Parry Sound, 58-82; Toronto, 60-74: London, 62-72; Ottawa, 50-70 ; Nontreal, 52-74; Quebec, 46-72 ; St.John, 48-62; Halifax, 42-72.Forecasts.Lower Lakes aud (eorgian Bay.\u2014 Fresh to strong southwesterly ta northwesterly winds; showers Ys becoming a little cooler, Friday fair, Ottawa Valley, Upper and Lower Rt.Lawrence and Gull.\u2014Fresh to strong southerly to westerly winds; warm, ucearional showers.Maritime Provinces\u2014Fresh southerly winds, generally fair; not much change in temperature; a few local ) showers to-night and on Friday.Lake Superior.\u2014 Fresh to strong northwesterly to westerly winds; fair \u201cand cool.Manitoba and Saskatchewan \u2014Fair; not much change in temperature, Alberta.\u2014Fair, stationary or a little bigher temperature.JUST RECEIVED.\"A very large assortment of new music for the celebrated Autopianos, j pianolas and all kinds of automatic .pianos has just been received.LAVIGUEUR & HUTCHISON, 81-83 and 85 St.John St.CLOSING LETTER.By private wire, Neuvills Bellu & ; Co., 93 St.Peter street, Quebec., \u2018Phone M6.| New York, Sept.22.\u2014Tbe opening prices were strong and higher, following the lead of london.Stoel started with 15,000 shares as first sales at 851-2 to 86 1-4 and preferrvd touched Southern Pucific, 1223-4, and \u2018Rending 1711-8, and Union Pacific ,206 1-8.Apparently the public had wtocks to sell for a speedy reaction \u2018took place of one to two points after {which the market halted and became dull.There was a relly alter the noon | hour, followed by gq further slump to lowest prices.It was announced that only rowtine business was transacted at the Pennavivania meeting, which was followed by a drop in price of the shares of over a puint.A despatch from Philadelohia stated that Reading Company had sold out all (its interest in the Central of New Jersey and in the Lehigh Valley at a tremendous i fit, vet Reading was weak, welling down to 198 and the rtorv lacks confirmation.The electric shares showed better tone and the | roues are said to be looking for [large orders.This should have some effect on the copper producsrs\u2019 figures next month and a shrinkage in the visible mumly in anticipated.Tleavy (having of Steel hv London, in comer- tion whh the Paris demand is safd to have taken plar+, fiftv thousand shares being the amount stated.RNopublic Iron was also well bought and rumars jare current of dividend distribution in the near future.Atchison sold off olightiv in line with the trend of the markets, but was not actlve.(losing \u2018war heavy and rather dull at lowest prices with prevailing sentiment hear- jieh for the immediate future.Un- | doubtedly there wes quite a litile liquidation during the dav.such un incident an took place vester:lav when Lehigh Vallev slumped 123 noluis was fot reasmurme to speculatiors or to the public and President Tnft\u2019s recent speeches are not relished in Wall street.Wo look for temporarily ower prices.(129 3-4 4 er PROCESSION OF ICERERGS- Bwift Cur- | ed One of the most remarkable phe- ! nomena in Newfoundland scenery is the stately proosssion of great icelerga passing along the Fast Const in :apring.This year there vas not oniv an enormous number of towering ice mountains, but the field ice was unusually heavy and late.The wind hung the drift ice in on the shore, and greatly interfered with navigation, ns well as chilling the air and delaying vegetation.But no matter how tle wind is the berge are always stea.lilv .moving south, driven along hy tim great Arctic River, known as ihe , Labrador Current.They move south until they reach the north bend of the Gull Stream, which reaches up to the Grand Banks, and then turns off for { Europe aml Africa.When they reach thin warmer water they gradually melt away and disappear, This great ocean current, which de- layn Newfourdland agriculture and imp navigation, however, hrinza down the food for the fish and the whales.It in one great living masse | of fond, full of small crnataceans ani | animalenti.Tt makes Newfoundland | the home of the cod, salmon, and herring.INSURANCE APPLICATION.\u2014 Remarkable Occurrences Recorded in These Documents.The way in which application farms for insurance are filled up are often more amusing than enlightening, Ac illustrations the British Medical Journal gives the following : Mother died in infancy.An uncle died of cancer on bin mother's side.Father went to bed fefling weil, and the next moming woke up dead, Grandiather dled suddenly at the age ol 108, Up te this time he bid fale to reach a ripe old age.Applieant does not know anything about maternal posterity, except that t d'ed at an advances! ue Applicant dnes not know cause of m a deat, hut states thay from her laut iliness, lieant hag never heen fatally slek, ather did suckionly | nothing serious, Allcant'e fenther, whe was an Infant, lied whon he was à mere child, Gre-: father Had from a gunshot waund caused by a arrow nt by an Ine an, pplieant\u2019s fraternal \u2018s died when he was à child.others lsat illness way caused frem chronie thematlem, bul she waa euwsed belure \u2014\u2014 sha fully resaverad | Pills a quick relief and cure, A REMARKABLE MAP, London Valuation Map is Twenty by Thirty Feet in Sise.\u2018The Valuation Map of London, Englaud, which is being compiled by the surveyors of the London County Counoil, is undoubtedly the largest in the world, It was commences 16 .ago, and embraces the whole of \u201cthe area of the Metropolis, from Btemford Hill on the north to Lower Strestham on the south, and from Plumstead on the east to Putney on the wont.This veet area is exactly 116 miles in extent, and the map is to indicate svery house, shop, and piece of property within the boundaries mention- , owner of nearly every bit of land has been ascertained, and up to the present over 34,000 separate estates have been discovered.It is expected that another three or four thousand will be added before the work is complete.gigentic map is made in nec- tions of 25 inches ordnance sheets, the whole wark requiring 110 sections.When it is finished and laid out, with its sections in order, the map will be more than 30 fest wide and 20 fest trom top to bottam.The whole of the work was estimat- od to cost about £13,500, but before it in finished its cost will have increased to at least £16,650.The map has already saved the Council a sum equal to about three times its cost.Some curique and little-known facts about London\u2019a landiords have been brought to light.Although the 400 acres owned by the Duke of Westminster, with its rent-roll of £3,000,000 n year, is the wealthiest estate in London, it is by no means the largest.One estate in South London actually covers an area of nearly four square miles, and there are several estates exceading two square miles.r hig landowners in London include Lord Howard de Walden with acres, and an annual rent-roll of £2,900,000.The 230 acres of the Duke of Bedford's estate bring him in a yearly income of£2,250,000.Lord Northampton owns 260 acres worth £1,600,000 4 year.The Duke of Norfolk is receiving £1,500,000 for his Strand estate.Tord Portman's 270 acres return an income of £1,800.000.Earl Cadogan's 200-acre estate in wortie £1,500,000, while the Eeclesiastical Commissioners receive £500,000 in ground rents from their estate in the most fashionable part of Kensington.AT THE CLOVE HARVEST.Trees are Beaten With Bamboo Sticks Until Fruit Falls.Clows are not cultivated in many of the tropical regions of the earth.A clove tree begins to bear at the age of ten wfars and continues until it reaches the age of seventv-five vears.There are two crops a vear, one in June and one in December.The tree fs an evergreen and grows from forty to fifty feet high, with large oblong leaves aud crimson flowers at the end of small branches in clusters of from ten to twentv.The tree belongs to the same botanical order an the guava.The cloves, which are the undeveloped buds, ars at ficst white.then light green and at the time of rathering bright red.Pieces of white cloth are snread under the trees at harvesting time.and the branches are heaten ventlv with bamboo sticks until the cloves drop.Thev are dried in the mn, being tossed about daily until they attain the rich dark color which proclaims them readv for shipment.WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE WEAK BODIES \u2014 Kidney Olissases Cause Half the Common Aches and iis of Quebec People.\u2018As one weak link weakens a chain, so weak kidneys weeken the whole body and hasten the final breaking- down, Overwork, straina, colds and other causes injure the kidneys, and when their activity in lensened the whole hody suffers from the excess of uric potson circulated in the blood.Aches and pains and languor and urinary ills come, and thers is an ever.increasing tendency towards diabetes and fatal Bright's Disease, There is no veal help for the sufferer except kidney help.Lo Ronth\u2019s Kidney Pills act directly on the kidneys and cure every kidney ill, Quehec City cures are the proof Mons.J.Rouillard, of 28 St.Julia K¢.Quebec.Que., says :\u2014\" Mr.Rouillard had heen suffering for months with a very lame hack which had cansed him much suffering and inconvenience.If he would stoop over or lift anything, severe pains would shant across his hack and he could hardly\u2019 atraighten up for some moments.He had used A number of remedies with, ont benefit, but T am alad to Fay that he hae found in Booth's Kidney e lameness and pains have left his back, Lit has heen greatly strengthensd and he seems to feel better In general.1 am therefore pleased to recommend Rooth\u2019'n Kidney Pilla.They ware procured at Henry Willis\u2019 Pharmacy.\u201d Sold by dealers.Price 50 cents.The R.T.Banth Co.Ltd, Fort Erie, Ont, sole Canadien Agents.TRE QUEBEU UNKRONIOLS = JOSEPH, SANSFA rates have 3 surfaces Pandora grates consist of three Each bar The py .bars.THURSDAY, has three sides, which means three distinct fire-surfaces, insuring triple length of service.Like the grates, every other part of Pandora fs built to wear Jong\u2014as well as to give you superior baking and cooking service\u2014and save you fuel.\" CON, MERCHANT TAILOR, 67 St.John Stsubscriber has a fine new stock of imported English goods and is now hooking Fall and Winter orders.He has the latest patterns and materials are of the very best.Thirteen years experience as heed cutter with the big firm of D.Morgan & Sons, is a guarantee that my cut, fit, workmanship and finish are first class.at very reasonable rates.Place an order with me now.I can do yow a8 nice up-to-date suit - Joseph Sansfacon Merchant Tailor, 67 St.John St.SCHOOL BAGS, BCHOLARS® chalk), RULERS (all kinds), TABLETS, COMPOSITION BOOKS, RUBBER ERASERS, STAPLES, etc.etc.eto.SCH 00L BOYS DISCRIMINATING ONES Ever Shown, Embracing COMPANIONS, STAMPS, LEAD PENCILS AND GIRLS\u2019 ESPECIALLY to look over the best and biggest line of SCHOOL SUPPLY GOODS I.P.DERY & FILS STATIONER 69 DALHOUSIE ST.QUE, PHONE 1123 W CRAYONS (lead or (fancy and plain) Scotch and American Anthra< cite Coal, all sizes, suitable for Furnaces, Stoves and Kitchen Ranges.Orders solicited.\u2014 A.K.Hansen & Co.82 St.Peter Street, PHONE 362.\u2014 nn SEPTEMBER 23, 1909.Just Received \u201cTBE GOOBE SRL by Harold Mo rath.\u201cA HUSBAND BY PROXY\u201d~by Jack Steele.\u201cTHE CHRYBALIS\"\u2014by Harold Morton Kramer.\u201cTAE WHITE MICE\u201d\u2014by Richard Harding Davis.Bee our line of \u201cNotelopes:\u2019 just res ceived from Fngland, having a sit size double sheet of note pape P.J.Evoy\u2019s Bookstors, 141 St.John Street, ° PHONB 774 QUEBEI PIANOS ax» ORGANS ; 3 ; snvelops attached.Conetrusted for te Testouorrd on A ARTHUR LAVIGNE CAST JORN STREE?FOUR LARGE FIRMS.Th , who £ DT Rn rine, y erdere for their vartous bd: Decainion Brides Co Led © vi Cansdisa Iron & Foundry Co.Ltd Th Jemes Robertson Co, Lil Magnesite Mig.& Tradisg \u2014A*B0\u2014 Solicits ovders for all descripions irs Brita Metin, Tmportad Com.Bond J.DE S.BOSSE, MANUFACTURERS AGHMT, 1 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING 30 St.Paul St.___ Phone No.303%, .\u201d 7 BARGAINS \u2014IN\u2014 Summer 5.eSuits Perfeet fitting made-to- order Suits.t imported material \u2014May be had for two-thirds ordinary cost at Quebec's fashionable tailor.WV.LEE 344 ST.JOHN STREET, ENTIRE BUMMER LINES WILL BS DISPOSED OF AT BIG REDUCTION NOTICE Is hereby given that the Pier af the mouth + Cap Rouge Biver is subs merged an well as other water Pier that was there up to | winter at the end of the long wharf.The position of the pier at the mouth of the Cap Ro iver is as heretofore shown by a flat buoy by day and a white light by night, and the poei- tion of the desp water pier recently taken at the end of the long whaerl is in a straight line with the sald fiat buoy and about 600 feet to the t.Can Ronge Whar! and Plee Co.N, FLOOD, Manages, A.LEOFRED Graduate of Laval aud Medill) LIVIL ENGINEER?\u2014BPROIALITY \u2014 WATERWORKS 80 AT.JOHN STREET, Telephone 545.Tolsphone 50.Qube OATS AND FEED Buy the best recleaned Oats it is the cheapest.GEO.TANGUAY Flour.Grain and .Genera! Provisions LOWER TOWN, QUEBEC.Office, 48 St, Paul Street, WAREHOUSES \u2014°2: *2udRew dh\u201d Se SEE EN AOVANTAC SAVE THÉ Retailer's Profits In giviag your oriers direct to this Fur Manutacturer rose à c t Cre gps STS, - \u2014_\u2014 TELEPHONE 3269.E.ST.PIERRE.44ST JoSEPHST.Wholasale and Retail LOW PMCES.GASH ONLY ALWAYS ON HAND LUXURIOUS FURS, SILKS AND SATIS, ORNAMENTS, Latest Styles from London, New York and Paris.A VISIT (8 SOLICITED = = = -\u2014\"\u2014 \"\" THURSDAY, \u2014 SEPTEMBER 23,\u20191909 THE QUEBEC CHRONIC.FALL AND WINTER WEAR FOR LADIES\u2019 AND CHILDREN The C.Turnbull Co's celebrated Ces-Tee Brand Underwear in every size from infants up.We carry a most complete range to sult evaryone.*J.& R.Morley's® Engiish Hosiery, the best in the world.We have all sizes and styles In ribbed and plain cashmers ard wool\u2014also in embroidered and lace cashmere and thread.CORSETS AS Latest AMER! fl AS EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED E.J.DYNE 49 John St 9 Phone 271 LA CAISSE d\u2019'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME de QUEBEC SAVINGS SANK Corner ain - reet.Dai Vailer Street john end Claire Fontaine Sireets.Corner Peter Street and Mountain Hi! aucrecseensacaen ces.103 Commercial Btrect.The branches ef St.Resh, St.Sauveur, and St.John's Suburbs are epon evary Saturday and Monday evaninga frem T to 8.30 o\u2018cleck.Interest Pald from Date of Deposit and en Daily Balances.! charged with drunkenness BIRTH BONE.\u2014 On Thursday, September 16th, at Pre-Vert, Ste.Foye Road, a daughter to Mr.and Mra.Jules Hons, Jr.TODD.\u2014On September 21st, at Montreal, a son to Mr.and Mrs.George Burridge Todd.DIED.CONNOLLY\u2014At Marquette, Michigan, on the Zünd inst, James Connolly, Faq., formerly lumber merchant ot | this city.Funeral notice later \"New Advertisements \u2014 La Banque Nationale-N.Lavoie.Chesp Trip\u2014R.& O.Nav.Co.Fire Insurance Co.of America \u2014Arthur E.Scott.Grand Political Re-Union at St.Hya- cinthe\u2014Mr.Henri Bourassa.Ocean Sailings\u2014Cunard Lines.There's a Reason\u2014Postum Food Coffee.Work-Horee Parade\u2014S.P.C.A.Auditorium\u2014*'Volunteer Organist.\u2019 For Sale\u2014Henry Fry.Ostropathic Physician\u2014J.F.Landers.Women's Costumes\u2014F.Simard & Cie.J.F.LANDERS OSTROPATHIG PHYSICIAY Has resumed practice at her residence, 3 Louis street, persons requiting treatment will receive every attention.Here are a few of the ills successfully treated by Qsteopathy : rheuma- tiem, stomach, liver and kidney troubles, headache, insomnia, and all nervous diseases.All information will be freely given.Phone 1193.nept23x3 \u2014.Leading Fire Insurance Company of America Tn Cash Assots, 60,500, 728.46 sendy in BO Years, MeL, ARTHUR F, SCOTT, AGENT Phone 544.88 Pater Street ve , La Banque Nationale On and after Tuesday, the 2nd of November next, this Bank will pay t0 ita shareholders a dividend of one and three quarters per cent, being st the rate of seven per cent.per an- pum, upon Îte capital, for the quarter ending or the 3lat of October next.This dividend will be paid accord- fog to the list of shareholders in.seribed on the 16th October next.By order of the Board of Directors, N.LAVOIE, General Manager, Puebec, 30st September, 190%, ANDREW GC.JOSEPH General Ajent 132 St.Peter Street.Special attention given to management of estates.THE NICKEL St.Anne Strest Afternoon and Evening : BONNIE ROSSLEY, The Child Artist.In Songs and Highland Dances Up-to-Date Moving IMustrated Songs.Pictures and Admission :\u2014Aftemoon matinee: 5c.Evening :\u2014Adults, 10c: children, 5c.AUDITORIUM 2 NIGHTS ONLY Commenciag MON.SEPT.27 MATINEE TUESDAY Tenth Annual Tour of the Beautiful Pastoral Drama THE VOLUNTEER ORGANIST With Master Willie Golden, the Boy with the Angel Voice Singing the Soprano'Role.A New England Play of Intense Human interest and one that will live forever.PRICHS 25-50-75-61.00 Seats Now on Sale WORK HORSE PARADE Under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Branch of the S.PU.Apatronage «of His Honor the Lienten- ant-Governor, Sir Alphonse Pelletier, K.C.M.G.and His Worship the Mayor Sir George Garneau, K.C.M.G, One pair heavy dray horses (ruck, to be judged at 2.16 P.M.Single horse in delivery waggon, to be judged at 2.48 P.M.Single horse in cab or caleche, to be judged at 3.15 P.M.Single, horse in coal cart, to he judged at 8.38 P.M.Single horse in Srotch cart, for farm purposes, to be judged at 8.80 P in RC.GA.Band will be in attendance due to the kindness of Colonel Benson and officers of the R.C.G.A.Judging to start at 2.18 P.N.Q.A.A.GROUNDS, Thursday.83rd inst.General admission, including grand stand, 10c.; children free.\u201cFor Sale SR, \u201cLADY EILEEN\" with Boilers, Fugines, sto., as she now lies at Newport (Bay of Chaleur).For particulars apply to HENRY FRY & CO., 61 Bt.Peter SL, Quebec, Ænd September, 1909.plembery 1H aoigexs SION BY C.P.RY.| i under the | rm, G $ IN = THIEVES HAD LIKING FOR PENS Thirty or More Watermen Fountain ~ Pens Taken in Lower Room Last Night, rt ten As Mr.James Duggan, night watch- ran in Lawer Town, wes going his rounds as usual, about 10.20 last evening.he discuvered that the plate glans door in the stationery establishment of Messrs W.J.& G.Mulroney had bem broken.Mr.Duggan immediately telephoned the Messrs.Mulroney and Detective Walsh who were soon on the scene and when they mn- tered the store, the propristors found a large stoma on the floor and also that burglars had sucoseded in enter- ine the store and taxing awav thirty- eight Waterman fountain pens, valued from $2 to 84.50, which were in a special Lass case.one Tox of cigarettes and about twa dollars in cents which were in a drawer.TO BOSTON BY THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.On Friday, September 24th, the Canadian Pacific Railway will sell : first-class tickets to Boston and re | turn at the reduced rate of $11.05, Tickets good going by all regular trains.Return limit, Friday, October 8th, 1909.nept.23x2, RECORDER'S COURT.The only four pri who appear- od in the Recorder's Court yesterday, were dis- pare of aa follows :\u2014Ona was fined and costs or eight days\u2019 jnil ; one 82 and costs or two days; one $1 and costs or two days, and one was discharged.| CANADIAN NORTHERN APPOINTMENT.The Traffic Department of the Canadian Northern Quebec lines announces effective 20th inst.the appointment of Mr.G.Roussin as traveling agent., This appointment has been made ne- i cessary on account of the additional | mileage to Quehec and Ottawa, While I Mr, Roussin is 5 native of Lowell, | Mans., and formerly travelled for the C.P.R.in that sectlon, he is equally familiar with the Province of Quebeo, IN THE PENITENTIARY.Anatole Laberge, the young man arreated for damaging pictures in the Laval University, was before the Court of Sessions yesterday.On pleading guilty to the charge be was sentenced to two years in St Vincent de Paul Penitentiary.SPORT.MEN : Send your Game Heads to Holt, Renfrew & Co, Ltd.to be mounted by \u20ac.J.G .nstcn.First class work and prompt delivery guaranteed.TWO YEARS vept@xt.f > FOURTH HARVESTERS EXCUR- The Canadian Pacific Railway in organizing a fourth harvesters\u2019 excursion for Séptember 24th to Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta at the rate of $10.00 single fare.| Excursionista who engage to work at the harvest will be distributed free on lines Moose Jaw and Eant and at a nominal rate \"to other points in Saskatchewan and Alberta to and including Calgary, : | Macleod and Fdmonton.Tickets 818,00, conditional upon thirty days\u2019 wark at harvesting, will be issued for the return journey from.Moons Jaw and Enst, to the original starting point as shown on going ticket ; woportionate reduction from Calgary, Minit mod, Frmonton, ete, the whale: aa per conditions printed on tickets.Children pay full fare.It is an excellent opportunity far the farmer to I vinit the West at cheap rate.Duriny the remainder of the month of September the Riche- | lieu & Ortario Navigation Co.| will issue tickets to the Saguenay , ad return, including meals and berth at $11.September is the finest month of the year to view the 8iguenay River and the steamers are comfortable and the service unexcelle 1.sept23xt.{ Our geputation is there.We claim ta | have this year the best assortment we ever hail, \u201cA visit will be welcome.Our big ad will intersst you.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.RIFLE MATCHES S7TH RFGT.The annuel matches of the 57h Rept.Rifle Association took place on Sept.20, The county marksmen were favored with ideal weather and the contents were keenly fought ont, Following is results ff the day's shouting: \u2014 1st match, 500 and 200 vards, even rounds each distance.lat, Cant, Hamel, winner of Fitzpatrickjn prire; 2nd, Mr.Fea, Delile; 3rd, Liewt, J.Bignell: 4th, Mr.\u201cTen.Laurin: Sth, Tieut.HW, Laurin; 6th, Capt.J.Blondean.Second match.MM end 600 yards, seven rounds each cistance:-\u2014let, Mr.Jon, Taurin, winner Delage prises: 9nd, Mr.Fra.Delisle: 3rd, Capt.Finet; 4th.Capt.Rlondeau: Bth.Lieut.J.Rirnell: Bth, Lieut.J.Vallee, \"Fhird match, rapid foring, 400 vards:\u2014 1st, Me, Jon.Faurig.winner Tugentts prise: 9nd, Cant.Blondean: 3rd.Mr.Fra.Delisle: 4th, Lieut.WH, Taurin: Sth, Mr.2.Huot.Fourth match, 400 yards, seven rounde:-1et prize, Liewt.\u20ac.G.de Tory: 2nd.Major Montreul: Sed, Mr.Drolet.4th, Major Rinfret: th, Tieus.- Colonel Laurin.The committee In carve wore: \u2014 President, Captain P.P.Fiast: wien president, Capt.Fugene Hamel: secre: Sazy-treasurer, Capt, G.J.Boyce, UT TOWN nr , y pe THE COMING MUSICAL SEASON Will Certainly be the Most Brilliant Since Many Years, Yesterday, a Chranicle representative had the pleasure to meet Mr.J.A Gauvin, well known in musical circles as impressario and an active member | of the Quebec Symphony Society, who expressed his enthusiosm over the musical season now about to open.From Mr.Gauvin's standpoint, this season will certainly ecli many preceding ones.The Symphony Society, now reorganizing, will be more numerous and better balanced than ever.Under the efficient direction of Mr, Joseph Vezina, it will present programmes of exceptional merit, with foreign und local soloists of first rank.À committee of citizens is now heing formed in view of assuring the \u2018inancial sucoess of the Hymphony concerts.Hon.Amedee Robitaille is the pro- motér of this scheme, nud crowdid houses at every concert wili he tif: result of this good nla Messrs.Gauvin and Tiny-Mars will also present to the publi: of vtec world-wide reputed artists who have never appeared here hefore.The first of their offstine will ho Ming Eva Mylott, the Australian contralto, who has just arrived in Mnsrica after having had a considerable sucrusy in London and elsewhere.Shz will king at the Auditorium theatre on U-tuher 6, being assisted by Miss Jury Cenevieve Maroney, a fine pianist from Caiifornis and Frederick Nicolai, a Russian cellist of high attainments.Thin concert will be followed, at rea- nonable intervals, by others of different character, s0 as to give the Quebec public a variety in musical enter- teinments.There is even some probahility of securing Donalds, the great diva, and perhaps the famous Russian Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Modest Altschuler.Another great musical event will be the production of a new comic opera by Mr.Joseph Vezina called\u201c Le Rajah.\u201d Mr.Vezina ia now working hard at it and expects to give its premiere in February next.Sure, Quebec is awakening, musically epeaking ! \"4 DAYS Onlv Reparate Un From the Grand Exhibition, Whick Will Take Place at the Quebec Skating Rink, Grande Allee, between the 27th, September and 9th October.Special programme of attractions every day.Admission 10 cents.POSTPONENENT OF EXHIBITION, The special exhibition of the reliy- ions paintings, historical portraits, and other works at Laval University, which was ordered! for the 30th of tember, has been postponed until the 10th of October.in order to afford the necessary time required for special electric lighting.AGAINST CoD.To protect you we will sell 100 pairg blankets, size 60 x SÛ, npeciai 82.19.See our big add.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE, OUR DRESS GOODS, HUDSON-FULTON (ELERRATION, NEW YORK.For thin occasion the Canadian Pacific Railway will sell first-class tickets \u2018to New York and return at the reducer rate of $18.00.Tickets good going Friday, Septembar 24th.Returning up to Friday, October 8th,\u201d 1009.POPULAR LADTES STORE.Now that the opening of the latest atyles in millinery has ovourred, our Indy readers mhonkd not fail to visit Miss O'Neill's, 4D Garneau street.Miss O'Neill, as in the past, has on hand a splendid consignment of ladies\u2019 goods and parties requiring up-to-date millinery ghould pay this store a visit.R.C.G.A.BAND ASSOCIATION.The annual rifle matches of the R.CG, A.Rifle Association will take place at the St.Jossph Ranges on Friday and Saturday next, A fine pm.gramme han heen arranged for the meet.The matcher to be fired include the \u201cMurray.\u201d the \u201cAssociation,\u201d the \u201cCanteen,\u201d the \u201cOfficers.\u201d \u201cCitadel District,\u201d \u201cRoped Fire,\u201d \u201cWm.Price Match,\u201d and the \u201cOpen Match,\u201d while they will he fired at 2.30 gym.on Saturday.ENGLISH NOVELTIES, J.AH.Mullin has opened two caren of English imported ties and dress veste per Fmpresn of Ireland.They are the choice of Bond atroet con- noismettrs and are on view only inside of his store.When a man or woman finds sickness coming on, suchas inligestion, weak eyes, kidney trouble,etc., it is time some attention is given to the subject of food and drink.In practically all such cases where coffees or tea is the drink, one can obtain relief by quitting the coffee or tea and t: kin Postum, for he leaves o à drink that is an active producar of disease and takes in its place a powerful liquid food that contains elements for rebuilding the nerve centres which have heretofore been torn down.\u201cThere's a Reason\u201d the : WILL CROOKS English Labor Member for a While Wondered What the Situation Meant, \u201cNa nne can to be a leader, unless he can push up inclines,\u201d said Mr.Will Crooks, the English Labor M.P., for Woolwich, in his last evening at the Auditorium Fallwhich had heen placed at the dis- ! foal of the Congres delegates by r.Dugal, the manager of the Audi torium Cafe.Nr.Crooks had a most enthusiastic greeting whan he arose to speak, a was the first opportunity whien bad to formally deliver a messa from the lahor members and t lahor men of Great Britain brethren in Canada.Mr.Crooks, whose address was lis- tend to Ly an audience which filled the Auditorium hall to its fullest ex- he WAS SURPRISED he stated that it - to their , Test a \u201cBlack Cat\u201d with any Virginia Cigarette, at Any Price\u2014We Stand by Your Decision.Do It To-Day tent.was a striking one, and ome ! which called forth at intervals a re | markable demonstration of approval ' from the large and representative audience which was in attendance.Mr.Crooks said he was delighted | and astonished to hear the report of the Social and Maral Department, which had been reported yesterday, and which had placed the labor movement on the highest plane which he had ever known.No trades union, he said, ever hoped to win by a strike.It war the union man\u2019s last resort.The English | labor men realized this, and their : 33 represuntatives in Parliament had | won many victories, not from their | beauty nor from their number, but from their winning ways.| Mr.Crooks went on to discuss some | of the problems which confronted the labor men and their leaders in England to-day.England did not wish work enough and there was enough to keep them at home, Mr, Crooks then went on to speak of the legislative achievements of the labor party in the Old Country, and said that the land owned to-day by an infinitesimal proportion if the population was able to support dre times the present population.The address of Mr Crooks was one which gripped the hearts of all | present, and he held the deepest and undivided intersst of all as he related the work which party had accomplished on behalf of the women and chikiren.At the conclusion of the address of Mr.Crooks, there was quite a diver sion, when Mr.Landers, one of the delfigates, rose to lis feet and ques tioned some of the remarks of the English labor lender.Invited to the latform he said that Le hoped before Mr.and Mra.Crooks left Canada they would be fully aware that in the Dominion there was pure silver, not only in the Cobalt but also in Quebec.He concluded his remarks by presenting to Mr.Crooks, on behalf of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canadm a handsome silver ten service, the event catching the Fuglish labor man completely of his guard and ta tally waconscions of what all the money which turned out to be one of the most neatly planned surprises of any Congress vet held.A PAINTER OF THE R| Luca Signorelli (b.1412, d.1524), one of the urvatest of the Italian Henaissance printers, who ushered in the full culmination of the art under Leonardo da Viuvi, Michelangelo, and Raphael, was horn in Cortons-his full name be:ng Luca d'Efidio di Venturs ; he fins also been called Luca da Cortona.The precise date of his birth ig uncertain: but, as he is said to have died at the nue of eighty-twe, and ne he wan certninly alive during some part of 15, the birth rate of 1442 must be nearly correct.He be- \u201clonged to the Tuscan school, associat.cel with that of Umbria.He present ed to Lovenso de Medici a picture which is probably the one named the School of Pan, discovered some years ago in Florence.and now belonging ta Marquis Corsi; it ix almost the same subject which he painted also on the wall at tle Petrucci Palace in Niena-the principal figures being Pan himself, Olympus, Echo, a man reclining on the ground, and two listening shapherds.Pope Sixtus [V.commis sioned Signotel te paint some fre.Deore, now mostly very dim, in the shrine of Loretto\u2014-angets, dactors of the church, evangelists, apostles, the | incredulity af Thomas, and the conversion of St, Paul, He ale execur- ed n single fren in the Nietine CH pel in Rome, \u201cThe Acte of Moses In Sienn, in {he Convent of Chins, | he painted eight frewnes, forming part of 4 vast series of the life of St Benedict : they are at present much injured, From Siena he went to Or vinto, and here he priocluced (he works which, beyond all «thers, stnmp his greatness in art, These nee the free.coea in the Chapel of XR.Beizio, in the cathedral, which already contained name pictures on the vanlting by\u2019 Fra Angelica.The works of Signorelli re present the last days of the Mundane Dispensation, with the Pomp and Fail of Antichrist.and the Fiernal Destiny of Man.and occupy three vast lun.otter, each of them a single picture.In one of them.Antichrist, after his portents and impious glories, falls headinng from the sky.crashing down into nn innumerable crowd of men and women.Paradise, the Fleet and the Condemned, Hell, the Renurrectinn of the Dead.and the Destruction of the Reprobate follow in their compartments.The daring and terrible in.\u2019 ven'ion of the great compositions, with their powerful trentment of the nude and of thé most arduous fore ahorteningn, and the general mystery aver complex grouping and distribn- marked a dwalopment of art which had rever previously heen attained.He was partially paralytic when he hegnn n° freaco of the Baptism of Christ in the Chapel of Cardinal Parsorini's palace near Cortona, which in the taet picture of hin that we find apecified.Signovelli «tond in great repute not only an pu painter, hut also an a citisen,.He entered the magi.trace of Cartons an early ax 148%, and in 1524 held a leading position among - the magistrates of hin native place, In or about the vear 1524 he died there, \u201cto unload its unemployed upon Can- ; ada or any other nation.There was : the English labor Pay any price you like, you cannot buy better Cigarettes.The real naturel taste of Pure Matured Virginia Leaf is found in every BLACK CAT Cigarette\u2014an indescribable flavor which is only produced by Nature at her best.Trsr\u2014Light a BLACK CAT Virginia and any other Virginia Cigarotte together.Smoke \u201crom each alternately and pass the smoke through the nose.The smoke from Black Cat will be smooth and mild\u2014the other will \u2018\u2018bite\u2019\u2019 the sensitive nerves in the nose.BLACK CAT \u2018obasco is perfectly matured the other is \u2018\u2018green.\u201d\u2019 ANY Virginia Cigarette at ANY price may be tested as above with = BLACK CAT, 10 for 10 Cents At leading tobacconiats\u2019 It you cannot obtain BLACK CAT CIGARETTES at your deai- ere, send ten cents In postage stamps to Adolph Franksu & Co., 232 McGill Street, Montreal, and you will receive a package of 10 BLACK CAT Cigarettes by return mall, pest free.New Models In Fistiontle Fal Millen We have exclusive styles in shapes in Moire and Ottemen Silks, Paune, Velvet, Beaver and Felt Hats, Ostrich Plumes, Wings and Paradise Plumes, NEW DRESS SKIRTS Silk and Net Blouse Waists and other requisites for ladies\u2019 wear.OPENING TAKES PLACE Thursday, March 23 AND FOLLOWING DAYS.MRS.D.R.MURPHY, \u201c prose 22 Phone 22.| sneaker had heen delivering himsell | pit apparent criticism of the Fuglish brother Inbor reprewmiative, ard The Great Stores of Quebec Centre EHH WE kindly invite you to pay a visit to our grand exhibition of Autumn Fashions which will take place on Saturday, next, 18th September and following days.HATS, COSTUMES AND GLOAKS ÿ The Latest Styles in Paris, London and New York.GRAND DISPLAY OF FURS, QUITE À REVELATION AGNIFICENT display of DRESS TISSUES ia the latest colors and imported from the best factories of the entire world.A HANDSOME card case will be presented to every lady who will favor us with a visit.Come in crowds.The Store will be open Monday evening until 10 o'clock.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 254-264 St.John St. THB/QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Our Designs sre beyond question, the best in Canada to-day.Our styles spell success.They are noticeably different-\u2014so much so, that more men than ever are deserting the merchant tailors and adopting the sensible, economical plan of wearing Fit.Reform garments.We are putting more style, more quality, more value in Fu-Reform Suits and Overcoats, than have ever been put in fine garments before.The two styles shown above are our latest creations for fall wear.They are exclusive Fit-Reform models\u2014shown only in Fit-Reform \u2018Wardrobes, 94-96 St.Joseph Street.MADE IN CANADA Pure-Wholesome-Economical It is used by all the large Bak d Cat well as by the best home bakers and cooks.Food products that are produced in clean factories are best.E.W.GILLETT CO.LTD, TORONTO, ONT, CHEAP SALE OF TRIMMED HATS We wilt.sell at a big reduotien, Straw Shr pes, all of the Intestsotilen and newest shaties, Bronze, Baige, Burnt, sod Com, value $1.50-t0 83:00 for 99c., also big reduo- tions on ali our Téitmaed Hatd 231 thie week.MISSES M.and A BROWNRIGG, MILLINERY IMPORTER: SG St John Street JEWELLERY EMPORIUM 128 St.Joseph St, St Roch The publio are respectfuily reminded that jhe finest and thet of watches sad ringe in the city are always in stack at this old reliable establishment, wee ALSO «a = a Clocks, spectacles, silverware, diamonds, jewel casse, bracelets, chaine, pet gl One canes.brouse statues, ete.dood have all boss marked at botiom Bgures and prices are now be Orders prompily filled end wants of patrons courteously and cordially - attended to.EMILE JACOT, 128 Syyagenh s» 3 | At_ Philadelphia: ~ 7 < HOCKEY SEASON \u2014 Tem'skaming League Talks of Amalgamation with the Federal League\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Cohalt, Sept.22\u2014Although it will Le about four months Lefore the first game in the Temiskaming Ilockey league will be played, proparations are being mada by the three teams for players.Tommie Hare, of Cobalt, who is the recognized authority on hockey in this section of the country, bas received meveral applications from clubs for the purpose of taking in teamx and forming à new league, One that might be considered favorably in the confederation with the Federal league.If three teamu in this sec tion were to play off in Eastern Ountario they would be away a week and play one game with each of the Ottawa Valley teams in the league.In return any of the other teams from that section could play three games on their visit north.Haileybury is out after the championship hard, and perhaps has the larger amount of players to pick from.Their team will include all the players of Iaxt year who are willing to play.\u201cCon\u201d Corbeau, \u201c\u201cSkeene\u201d Ronan.Baird and Louie Berlanquette are all up in the Gowganda section of the Montreal River, completing assesx- ment work on the properties which ! they received last winter upon the close of the hockey season.Harry oth came down the river the fore part of the week, and with his bro- ., ther Tommy went west to Fort Wil- | liam to work for their father.Both will retum for the hockey season.Art.Throop will probably try out lor a plare this winter.\u201cBesides Billy Nicholson, who performed in the flags last year, they can have Percy le- | Sueur, of last year's Ottawa's, who lis now \u2018chaining\u2019 on the Nipissing Central Street survey party.\u201cBanty\u2019 Bannerman, | the utility goalkeeper of last year, ix in Ottawa, COBALT'S RESERVES, Cobalt will have \u201cChief\u201d Jones, of last years team.Angus Campbell, Inst year's loft wing, in alto in town.Herb.Clacke in In business for himself in Elk Lake City, and the Cobalt management count on him this winter il he can get away.Toma brothers have signified their intention of dropping from the game, but Murray and Hal Kennedy are working at the O'Brien mine.Steve Vair will probably stay for the winter, while some tempting offers have heen made to outside players, who figured in the Stanley Cup matches last year.Nothing much can be learned about them, but it seems possible some of them will > landed, if money counts for amy- thing.New Liskeard have done nothing no far.but have always been quiet about their doings, and at the last minute bring on winners.They say that they have been dickering for some professionals.But one thing in 1aken al- mast for granted in this country, and that is that during next summer the ! Stanley Cop will rest among the silver ; mines of Temiskamirig.| + ++ YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.| { Eastern.) .At _Raltimore: \u2014 First game\u2014Rochenter, 3; Baltimore, 0, Necond game\u2014Rachester, 11; Ral: timore, 8, AL Jd p City: \u2014 Jerse City-Buffala ed: rain.At Newark :\u2014 First game\u2014Montreal-Newark game \u201ccalled of: wet grounds.Second rame\u2014Montreal, 0; Newark, 1 (e innings ; rain).At_Providenca: \u2014 Toronto, 4; Providence, 1.'( National.) At St.Louls :\u2014 St.Louis, 3: New York, 4.Second game called] after three innings with acore 3 to 0 in favor of St.Louis; rain.At_ Pittsburg: \u2014 Pittsburg, 12: Boston, 7.: (American.) At Boston: \u2014 Boston.3: Cleveland, 1.At Washington :\u2014 Washington, 3; Detroit, 8.games postpon- St.Louis, 2: Philadelphia, 6.+ + ob FOOTBALL.A game of association fnothall, he- | tween the engineers and stewards of the steamer Fmpress of Ireland, will take place on the Q.A.A.grounds this afternoon, immediately after the work horse parade.hb RESULTS AT GRAVESEND.Gravesend, N.V.Sept.22\u2014FEseex.at 7 to 5, won lhe King's high steeplechase handicap over the long course here to-day.The race war marred by the falling of the favorite, Lynnewood, and of Rising Star, a long shot.These two raced head and head for {wo miles when they both took the Liverpool Jump together and hoth went down.Ensex, who wan ten lengthn hehind, then took the lead and won eased up.Both horses were remounted and Rising Star finished second with Lynnewood thind, Kelle her had hin collar hone broken while Kertraih escaped with a shaking np.High Private, winner of the thin race.was hid up 10 $4,000 and ve- cured hy C.C.Smithson, A NAN WHO KNOWS, Will buy all his clothing and underwear at Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.We aro making «a specialty in quality and size from % up to bust.Agente for Semi-Ready.11 we cell you once you will be g customer forever.VAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE, Railway Company's | REORGANIZE SHAMROCK TEAM Will Mest the Tecumsshs in Next Saturday's Match by All Accounts.Montreal Gazette \u2014 Billy Foran and Billy McIntyre are the men who will handle the game leiween Tecumsehs and Shamrocks on the Mile End rounds Saturday.That is if they ave not changed their minds siave the same teams met at Hanlan\u2019s Point some six weeks avo.It wan arranged, previous to the first meting of the tenms in Toronto, that Foran and Melntyre would be the officials for the two gomes in which the Irishmen nml Undiaox were scheduled to meet, 10 which nrrange- ment the Ottawa pair agreed.But it will be remembered Shamrocks took exception to one Foran'a à the of \u201csions wlen they met Te- .cumsehs \u2018at Haplan's Point, and | threatened 18 leave the fie Wwaine was penalized 20 mi knocking out Green.The bald that the penalty was too severe, tlaiming the blow to be accidental, but Foran considered it a deliberate foul and gave Mcllwaine the maximum penalty, Ald.O'Connell called the Shamrocks off (he field: hut after n short con- eultation letween the officinls of the Irihmen and the referees, the game was resume.Thers wns some talk nt the that Foran and Mcintyre would handle the second gnme belwen the teams, which ix the game scheduled for Saturday at the Mile End vrounds | It is expected, however, they will he here.They are two of the best offic ciala in the country.and can he counted on to give both tenms a fair show.| The gate is of more vital import- | ance (no the Irishmen than was the | one of last Saturday on the MN.A.A AL grounds, for while the Shamrocks could afford to Inse to Montreal, and still be in the race, they must win from Tecumseh to remain in the running.A win for the Indians would give the championship to Montreal.There is talk now of making a complete change in the Shamrock team from point to inside home, with \u2018a view to improving their chances of victory.It is said that Howard will be plaved at cover-point, ro as to block the home men rushing in, while Kavanagh will be moved from the field back to point.Dillon will pa from cover-point to second defence, in order to speed to the field, and Rochford will move back to the position in front of cover-point, between Howard and Dillon.It ie more than likely Mellwaine, Tobin and Munday will retain the positions they played Saturday, but the changes to be made on the home will not be known before to-morrow night.Tt has heen stated on good authority that two of the men who figured on the scoring end lant Saturday will be given a rest, and a couple of others tried out, Some followers of the Shamrocks hlame Dr.Consineau and Joe Cattadnich, who handled the game on the N.A.A.A.grounds, for the defeat of their team: but in that they are far from right.Unless the Irishmen put upp a much «trmger game against the Tecumnehs than thev did against the Montrealers they will suffer another defeat.Owing to the importance of the game it is creating more than the naual amount of mterest amongst local lacrossa followers, and the Tacumsehx will have the hacking of the supporters of the Montreal team, who want the Indians to down the Irish.time not + + + NO TRUTH IN THIS TALE, Ottawa, Sent.22\u2014The Man(real despatch alleging that che Montreal Baseball Club's Eastern League fran- obiæ would he transferred to an Otfawa syndicate is n mere pipe dream.Ten yenra ago certain Ottawa bane- ball capitalists got properly stung when the Rochester franchise wan bought.while the aports who were behind the northern league venture three years ago alen dropped heavily, so there's no chance for bereball in the capital for some time to come., The Aetna Fire Insurance Company, whose advertisement we publish in another column.has now entered its 9lst year.During its existence the Company has collected the yum of two hundred and twenty-six million dollars, while it has paid over one humired and sixteen million dollar in losses.Measured by every standard representing greatness in fire insurance its notably long and honorable reroni in dealing with ita policyholders, hy which it haw won their unboundel confidence.it ix unquestionably one of the grentent American Fire Assurance Companies.The Aetna is represented in Quebec hy Mr.Arthur FE.Scott, 85 St.Peter street.ODD MARRIAGE COMPACT.Romantic Narriage Outcome of year-old Compact.A Most romantic marriage was celebrated mt Carshalton, England, recently, which was the outcome of a compact entered into thirty-seven yearn ago.Two consine were married on (he same day in 1872 at New Brentford to Mr.Hugh Stevens and Mr.John Dunstone.The two brides and the two bridegrooma agreed.after the ceremony, that if it should he possible in the future the hride who survived her husband should marry the husband who outlived his wife.: Mr, Stevens died in 1882, but Mes.sr Dunatons war ntili living.and the widow married Mr.Edward Benjamin Goodwin, of Brentford, who diel in 1899, Nra.Dunatone died recently, and ao the old compact wan fulfilled he the marriage of Nr, Goodwin Mr.Dupstons; Mre.Goodwin waa given away hy her nephew, and her hridesmaid was ons of her danghters by her first marriage.The best man was the son of the bridegroom.to Blunoz Serge Suits at $22 : SEPTEMBER 23, 1809.THURSDAY.what we often \u2014 % We show Suits in the famous Blunoz Se k navy blue and fast black\u2014in single and double-breasted Sack Suitsat $22.Or we ill make you a Blunoz Order for $24, which is $2 extra.This Blunoz Serge is the kind of fabric you cannot wear out\u2014\u201c T've worn this suit constantly for three years,\u201d is Exclusively shown in the Semi-ready Stores in Canada Serge Suit to Special hear.NO RECORDS WERE BROKEN Stiff Wind Prevented any Fast Time Being Made at the Woodbine Track Yesterday.Woodbine Race Track, Toronto, Sept.22\u2014In spite of threatening weather and occasional spatters ol rain, - the crowd at the Woodbine this alter.noon was fully as large as yesterday.A stiff wind up the back stretch and a track a trifle heavy prevented any record shattering.The big event of the day, the Durham Cup, wan spoiled by scratches, only four horses facing the starter, of which the Seagram pair wers overwhelming favorites at the prohibitive odds of 1 to 8.The race was really no contest, Seismic winning as he pleased.Cannis Maid went of in the lead with Mendip a close second and Seismic, under double wraps, third.Coming into the stretch, Seimmic shot by and \u2018came home with his mouth open a winner by aix lengths.The Globe was left in the rear from the start and followed Mendip by an cighth of a mile.Summary == First race, Grafton , welling, 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs.\u2014Wood- lane, 114, Burns, 3 to 1, even and 1 to 2, won; C.W.Burt, 114, Howard, 6 to 1, 2 ta | and even, 2nd; Cooney K., 109, Wilson, 8 to 5, 7 to 10 and 2 to 5, 8rd.Time, 1.13 3-5.Occidental, Minot, Gloriole, Jutilee, Juggins, and Carthage also ran.Second race, Huron purse, selling, 2-year-olds, 6 furlongs.\u2014Pulka, 163, Goldstein, 4 to 1,9 10 5 and 9 to 10, won; Banives, 107, Burns, 4 to 1, 8 to R and 4 to 5, 2nd; Fearnaught, IL, 108, Mentry, 5 to 1, 2 to | and even, 3rd.Time, 1.14.Mian Renton, Elwyn Compton, Lord Elam, Adalia, Grey Girl, Merman, Narnoe, J.V, Jr., and Aedge Rose also ran.Thirs race, Doncaster purse, 3-yearolda and up, one mite.\u2014Fort Johnson, 14, Musgrave, 5 to 2, even and 1 to 2, won: Lawrence P, Daley, 102, Kennedy, 6 to 1, 2 to 1 and even, 2nd; Pikola, 109, Rice, 13 to 6, even and 1 to 2, 3rd.Time, 1.45 4.5 Anna Daley, Reginald, Captain Johns, Michael Angelo, Jahn Carroll, Old Honesty, Moorshatt also ran.Fourth race, Durham Cup, 3-yearolds and up, 1] milen.\u2014x Seismic, 119, Musgrave, 3 to 10 and out, won: Cannie Maid, 116, Goldstein, 16 to 5, 3 to 5% and out, 2nd; x Mendip, 108, Reid, 3 to 10 and out, 3rd.Time, 3.08 3-5, The Cilobe also ran.(x Conpled Seagram entry.Fifth race, steeplechase, 4-year-olds and up, about two miles.\u2014Fincantle, 152, Sohell, 9 to 5, 3 to 8 and out.won; Harrington, 152, Slater, 8 to 5.3 to 5 and out, 2nd ; Class leader 162, Yourell, 7 to 2, 7 to 10 and out, nl.Time, 4.04 3-5.Butter Ladle also ran.Sixth race, Voltigeur plate, milling, $1,000 added, for 3-vear-ulds and up, one mile and a furlong.\u2014Martin Doyle 101, Davenport, 9 to 5, À to 5 and out, won: x .Jennnette M., 92, Wilaon.8 10 5,3 to 5 amd ont, 2nd; x Zipango, 102, Taplin, 8 to 5, 3 to 8 and ont, Ard.Time, 1.34 3-5.Woolwinder, Fair Annie, 2t.Elmwood also ran.(x Coupled Bedwell entry.) Seventh rare, Grafton purse, selling, 3-vear-olds and up, six furlongs: Johntie Blake, 114.lee, 8 ta 5, 7 to 10 aml 1 to 3, Won.Hiacko, 112 Jackaon, À to li 3 tf ane and 7 to 5, 2od.: Stromeland FT, Walsh, 7 to 1, 8 to 2 and even, third.Time, 1.13 4-5.Sight, Grand Dame, Selwik, Peep In, and Edgelcy also ran.ne Do not buy a new suit, but have your light suit dved a navy blue, brown or black.It will look like a arw one at verv small cost.Glover's Dve Works.393-395 St.Valier Street.\u2018Phone 1810.tt \u2014\u2014 TOURIST TRAIN ON Q.R.1.& P.CO.STE.ANNE DE BEAUPRE.LINE.\u2018Lhe change of time table of the Q.R.L.& P.Co.will not interfere in any way with the touriat train which bas been running all summer.This train will run ae uenal until further notice, The traih la a very popular one with tourists and the fine weather at present makes this the best season of the year for the tourists to take in the trip.Tt leaves Quebec for Bt.Anne de Beaupre at ten minutes past ten in the morning, ar riving in Quebec at 12.48 and 1.30 pm.Tæaving again in the afternoon At ten minutes past two, arriving in Quebec at 4.50 and 8.18 p.m.ie trip includes stop over at Montmotency Falls.sept2lz3.TIMMONS & 50! M.TIMMONS à The laws of the Dominfon partly protect vou against fmpure and = jurious food.You are absolutely unprotected, as to the unseen poinons that lurk in the water you are now drinking.Only the analytical chemist can tell you how much dangerous organic matter you are taking into i 3 tassful you drink.vo po cet shout pl ite, but, what about your water sapply.Pure water is ae necessary to good health as pure food and pure air.The famous CLAIRE-FONTAINE pring, is drawn irom Ne ture's filter, is by analysis n perfect water.Results of analysis of the water is on a label of every bottle that leaves our factory.M.TIMMONS & SON, Quebec, P.Q.SCHOOL BOOTS A FULL ARSORTMENT ROW IB STOCK Misses, Children sv Boys \u201cGOODYEAR WELTS\u201d Shoe made to order to sult all feet.All the Latest Styies of Fall Foote wear.The most up-to-date'repairing plant.Lee Our New Samp:e of RUBBER SOLE BOOTS MADE TO ORGER GNLY WM.JAGQUES & SONS, Telephone 487 4214 Fabrique Street.FOUNDED IN 18%» TELEPHONE 2224 CHARLES VEZINA GONTRACTINS PLUMBER, TINSMITH and ROOFER Specialty:-Steam, Hot Air and Hot Water Heating Varied assortment of the most modern Electrical and Plumbing Apparatus, as well as Kitchen and Passage Stoves of all makes and Refrigeratous, ' ALSO ON HAND A complete assortment of Asphalt and Rubber Roofing Material, from the Brantford Roofing Company of Brantford, Ont, Mr, Vezina having accepted the general agency of that firn for the district of Quebec.This material advantageously replaces th: present system o! Metal, Shingle and Concrete Roofing.119-128 BRIDGE STREET, QUEBEC.WE HAVE PURCHASED THE M ENTIRE EDITION OF NS Picturesque Quebec By\u2018FIr JAnits M.LEMOINE, Author of \u2018Maple Leaves,\u201d \u2018Quebec Past and Present,\u2018 sta Paper Covers - $1.50 Cloth Boards - - - 2.2% Oose Calf, gilt edges 3.00 MOORE'S 148 ST.JOMN STREET, QUEBEC THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1909.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE; 7 i \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 = unAnD LINES HIYDEETTTRRIE | ah 41h Harvesters Notice of Assigament i VLLER H It re Farm Laborers Excursion | EERlelll on, oi Bu Abu, ha made \u20ac | Mauretania MAUR Pets Carmania, ANI Largest-Fastest 9 Cam e 13 Caronie Oct 2e \u2014LUSITANIA eamships Afloat.Oct.Oct, Bail Wednesdays, ARO! NIA\u2014CARMANIA juzurigus Steamers.© Amoug largest and Ani pee Fortnightly.SPECIAL Magnifceut New L'ORGIS Bamaios -0 ANIA ARONIA taly 48 Frs \u2019 Via Asores\u2014Madeira\u2014Gibraftar, Carmasia,, Carenis.«Nov, 6, Jan.22, March § .\u2026.Nov.27, Jas.6, Feb.19 HUNGARIAN -AMBRICAN SERVIC TO FIUMR, VIA GIBRALTAR, NAPLES, TRIRSTR.++.Oct.*Also calls at Gen Yraveeiers' Checks Third Hurope.For freight asd Btramenip Co.LA site the Oct.7, noon Carma: Nov, 8 31, moon Caronis., Nov ay où.lesned\u2014Good everywhere.class tickets to and from sli parts of peer to The Cusard iy ., 21-34 Btate 8¢ N.Y oppo ery, or 126 Btate street, Boston Mass, Jules Hone, Jr, C.P.R.Company.¥.8, STOCKING, Louls street, Quebec.White Sta ROYAL MA r-Domini on Line NH, STRANSHIPS QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL 8 Laurentic.es took Oct ta Nov.ty Oct 23 Megantie, 16t class to Liver.: ud class, $4 00 ete 18: class to Liverpool, $77 30: ud inion and Ottawa, moderate rats ce, onc tise cabla passeager to Liverpool, 5 co: to London, ird class fares æ tn the principal places is Breat Britain and the Continent, to be had on pplication WHITE STAR LINE feu York-Plymoulh-Charbourg-Soutbau2!21- Service sjestic.ani tosic., Adriatic.Bept.23 Oct.20 Nov.17 Sept.23 Oct 27° Nov.34 Oct.§ Nov.y Dec.t Oct.1y Nov.1o Dec.8 Now York-Quesasiown-Holyhoai- Livers! tymric.sep.Oct.ay Nov.30 - a Oct.Nev.27 Oct 6 Nov.6 Dec.à Oct, 16 Nov.13 Dec.11 Sesion Quesasions \u2014Linirant Oct16 Nov.15 Dec.11 mt MEDITERRANBAN SERVICE m New York nd Bostorto the ¥ diterransan oalling at the Azores Hbraîter, Genos and Naples.te.crop For Bept.14 Oct.2: .Bept, 33 Nov.Oct 2 Nov.13 all information apply to ts or at Company's Office, 59 slhonsie Street, Quebse.Quebec Steamship Co\u2019y Lid New York, Bermuda and West Indies Mal Mail Lines.Salling from Pler 47, Herth River, NY New York to Sermuia Return fares #25 to $50.8B.\u2018 Trinidad, » 2,600 29th tons, Beptember and 9th October, at 11 NEW YORK FOR WEST INDIRS 88.Parima.2 8¢, Croix, Bt.Kitts, Dominics, Barbedoes ~.m., 22nd September Yor further information apply to ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec.2.8.Btacking, Tickst Agent, se Louis strest.\u2014 mnt COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE FRENOR LINE) From Now York t te leave every (Fram) 3 Navre-Paris Thursday, ap ile we ra miihae, Je, CP, , Agesi Rue it.QUEBEC, R AILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.Fall snd Winker Tims-Table 1908-10 On and ill raw as follows ter Monday, Sept.zoth, 1909, trains VETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTMORENCY FALLS.(Wetk Days.) CET hour, from 8.9 a.m.from ( T.eave Queber for ks, 10.c0&m., every 30 minutes « TOM 1.00 p.m.tO 7.00 Soe p.m.to 11.00 p.m.an 30 6.7, and 6.1 orency Falls from 1.3 p.m.t0 7.30 Pppi.to 11:0 pm 600, 6.11, 6,41, 7.00, 8.Lea ehec for Montmorency Falls eve: 8 Re to 13.00 DOOR.ery wis.rom every hone itlonel traive at p.m.oF Quebec every .10 12.30 p.m., every 30 min.0 ere hour tional = Sundays.) Montmoreacy Fatla at 7.00, Tom 1.00 pan, 1.00 p.m., and evety hour from S.00 p.m.to 43,00 pe.ga oe fonel traîne at10.0 -.SATWRER QUES AND BTR ANN , 2 BEAUTE x Ds (Week Days.) Leave Quebec for = 30, à M | 143, ve \u2019 , Anne 09.7.20, 9-30, 1 Bte.Anne de Bes Jasgnasis pre, at le Beaupre for Quebec at Land 4.18 p.m.(eusdays.) 0.00 8Mave Ste Anne Leave bec for Ste, Anne de , rites anpre at 1,45, 3.15, &.15 end 1 mt, de beadpre ter Que Lary po 11,10 8.8), 12.00 NOOB, 4.15, S.00 a8 ETWERN QUESRC, BHAUFRE AND or.Stalin, Th AND OT (Week Days} Leu her for 8 hi ' ave 31 - pt rest , Jo tr | \u2019 aad Du for Quet at 2.56 11,58 {Ouadaye ) eme for Beaupre at 7.00 a.m, and ave bee for St.Jencht: us.Leave fase or ees Ha = Art) 4 gsm ive Bt Joachim for Quebec at 4 0 pm ETE © carconnects at Magtai Jet iow Mestal anit om Kept A ores val own teck days, om 82080 Ces on Supdars mm 1.50 P.M.to nrg ol ath apply to the Superintend.3.A RVERRLL, EDW A.EVANS, Superintendent.Gen'l.Manager ALLAN LINE Royal Mail Steamship Coy, THR FIRST OCEAN TURBINER Moinsises cod Without Vibraties.LIVERPOOL, MONTREAL AND QUESES SEVNT: Tron Quebec.108eDt g.00 pM, Frou Liverpool steawahtps Voanrding 9 BLASOON, MONTREAL AND QUESES SEVNSE atesenchion *Thecestre.rarer oulv tus clas of cable oats.agers called a net.16 MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE Montreal to Nap!es Direct T,8,8.Turtona.\u2026.0\u2026ecsccess Nov.15 73.05: 3r:1 clans, $35.00 jTME ROBERT REFORD C7, LIMITED, 78 St.Peter Street, Quebse.Montreal Terente, St John NB, Portland, Me QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY On sné-Aêter 27th June, 1909, di ed trips will be found .T leat ox passengers raveiiing by the uadss.{oped rai af must he Seche Sa msiqutes Before the fadicated train hours from Quebec, without rantee (Sundays excepted), (weather and circumstances permitting) will leave ;\u2014 QUEBEC LEVIS .POR INTERCOLON\" \\L RAILWAY AM.M.3.000¢ean Limited t i213 Qcenn Limited Montreal.a © Montreal s.15 Express to Ste ro0Qcean Limi PS are.fm Halifax PM.30 res from 12.0 xp ress te Mon- £ du Loupreal.A.Through Express 1.00 Thro > to Halifax.from Halifax, 4 Express to Riv.2.00 Thro! a from Montreal, js Loup.11.300cean Limitedto Halifax.Quebec Centrat Rallway.11,15 Exprese from Lit te Metin.AM.PM 7.30 98 to White Mountains and | 1215 Ezprens from Portland.Boston and ee ep to N 148 oo ° fr .ress to ew 45 res rom 1» ork.ew Fork, tess to Bos- | 1s Kaprems from a C4 and Spring- Whit Moun.Beld.tainé & Portland Grand Trunk Railway.Wrex Days AM.AM Express to the ss West.PM 218 Mait from the PM 12.15 Mail to the Westest 00 xpress to the 111$ Mail from the 7 West.| West SUNDAYS AM.AM 7 4$ Express from the 131$ Mail to the West West Rieheliou & Ont.Mar, Co.WEEK ENOS AT SINGLE FARE $4.25 te Montreal and Return Good going Saturday or Sunday, returning up to Monday night.SAGUENAY DIVISION nning September 10th, the ner- ion the Baguenay will be four times a week, every Tueeday Wodnesday, Friday and Saturday at 8.00 a.m, 4!\" During the remainder of the month of September, tickets to the Saguenay and return will be issued, including meals and berth, at $11.DAY STEAMFRS FROM LOWER PORTS .10th, 14th and Zlst, from Cap fais For rates and other information apply at the Company'\u2019s Office, 48 Daihousie Street.S, S.NATASHQUAN CAPT.JOSEPH BOUCHER Will wail Tuesday, the iat inst, for Eequimesux Point, and all way ports, stopping et Rimouski on Poth ways.Freight will be received at Point a Carcy What.For all infopmation apply to THE NATIONAL NAVIGATION \u20acO'Y, 98-100 St, Paul St.TELEPHONE 1461.| ONE SERIE D, W building ou \" Pa Dati street.Quebes, intimin tlhe, [ semen pw te 7 ress from s re \u201c $3.00 per annum oT tape fagver eue ule \u2014T0\u2014 Canadian North West Via Chioago and Duluth QUEBEC TO WINNIPEG $10.00 Good Going Friday, Sept.24th Hudson-Fulton Celebration, New York.Round trip tickets will bo sold ac count ol shove at.pessrassnns $18.00 Going dates, Sept.24th to 0th inclusive.Return limit, October 10th.BOSTON EXCURSION Round trip tickets will be sold from Quebec to Boston at\u2026\u2026\u2026 $11.08 Going date t.2th.Return limit, October 10th.For rates, ete, St, Anne St.No.18 Dalhousie Bt., and No.349 St, Paul Street.GEORGE H.STOTT, C.P.& T.A.CANADIAN Nok.Quepec (QUEBECALAKE SJoun Rvs HUDSON-FULTON GELEBRATION Sept.25th, Oct.2nd, * 09 Round trip tickets QUEBEC to NEW YORK 318.00.Good going Sept.24th to Sept.30th.P Return limit, Oct.10th, \"09.\u2014 On aud after Thursday, Sent.A will ran as follows re pt 9th, 1a trates QUEBEC MONTREAL LEAVE QUEBRC 8.35a.m.Sunday oniv for Grand Mere an! Shawinigan Falls, 9.00 a.m.daily except Sued, for Montres! Grand Mere, île, Jet gan Falls, Toilette, &c.$-20 p.m.daily except fusday,f r Grand Mere and Shawinigan fet, t1isp.m.daily for car.QUEBEC-CHICOUTINI LEAVE QURBEC L.30A.M.daily except Sundav for Ta Tnq +, Roberval audi Chicoutimi, (partor cu for Chicoutimi attache4!.9.30 A M.Buoday osly for St.Ravman t 145P.M.Saturdayouty for St.Raymoni.1.43 P.M.Sunday esly for Lake St.Joseph, S.10P.M.quite except Sandy for SL Raymoud.10.00P.M.Saturday only for Roberval ani Cai contimi, (S12+per f3r Chicaatimi.) Ticketeon sale at Statton ticket of :2, #, 4 Btocking'e,12 St.Tortia Atreet, Chateau Fra1.fenac aud Cttv Ticket OMzes of C, P.Ry.G.T.Ry.and I.C.Rw Parlor and dtceping Car accommodation mvs bereserved at F.8.Stocking's office, ontreal with sleeping tC CENTRAL EXCURSIONS BOSTON, $11.05 Going Bept.24th.Returning until October Sth.NEW YORK, $18.00 Going Sept.24th to 30th.Returning until October 10th.3 SOLID TRAINS LEAVING LEVIS WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS i 8 AN.For Portland and Boston.Parlor Duffet Car to Portland daily, except Sunday.NEW YORK LIMITED 3 PN Daily except Saturday.BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS 8.30PR7 For farther information aud Pullman resse vation.apply to F 8 Stocking, 32 9t Leuis st: Representiag Thos.Caok Sos, and ail Qeean 8.8.Lines from Canada asd Uuitei nies.INTERCOLONI CU RAFLWAY Nova Scotia Provincial Saplember 25th to October 20d Return tickets from Quebec, Levis apply to No.10 | Quebec, Exhibition, Halifax |, LH in UA TO AY MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN and ALBERTA Going September 24th from stations in the Province of Quebec, \u2014\u2014 $10.00 all Colonization Excursion TO TEMISKAMING, QUE.AND NEW ONTARIO Thursday, Oct.7th Final Beturn Limit, Novembsr 7th, 1909.With stop-over privileges at Stations west of Mattawa, Ont, on the re turn trip.Yor other conditions apply to 30 St.John Et, corner FPalaos Hill, JULES HONE, Jr., General Railway and Steamship Agency.COBALT-GOWGANDA And MONTREAL RIVER mining stocks can be bought or sold tu great > advantage through mu office.1 OFFER 2000 Bartlett Mipes.48¢c 2000 Boyd-Gordou.us 486 10,000 Cobalt Development.Me 100 D'Israeli Ashestos.$3.25¢ 500 Robertson Aubesto: 1000 Marcel Mines.\u2026 \u2026 : 890 Montreal Red.& Smelting.B0c 1600 Union Pacific Cobalt.17c SEND for my weekly QUOTATION BULLETIN.Contains the largest list of stocks wanted and for sale published in Cauda.Mailed for the asking.° A.J.ESTES, (Btocks & Bonds) Rooms 23-24, 36-37, Commercial Union Bldg.Montreal, Cansept.18x6.WELL SEASONED BONDS ISSUED BY Canadian Public Service Corporations at attractivs prices W.Graham Browne & 0o,, DEALERS IN BONDS ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL.222 Suburban Rapid Transit 5% Bonds Guaranteed as to prinelpal and interest by the Winm'- peg Electric Railway Company.We offer à limited amount of the bonds at an atienctive rate.Particulars on request.Royal Securities Corporation LIMITED M Si Peur Si.| 6.H.DOME, Phone 8620.Manager.and all stations in the Provinces of Quebec, single first-class fare, plus 28: cents for admission.| HUDSOK-FULTON CELEBRATION NEW YORK © Return tickets on account of above ' excursion.8 | Good going September 24ti inclusive.Return limit October BOSTON EXCURSION Return tickets on account ABOVE.rie ine en eed Good ng September Athturn limit October 10th.\u2014 Por further particulars and wleepin, Pi torarcommeodation, please app! eee PHeket Offices, No_7 Dn Fort street, 92 alhouste strest and 39 At.Pani street.Telephone gonnd Temiscouata Railway TINE TABLW Taking Rffect Inne shth, 133 EXPRESS Leaves Riviere du Loup, trives Connors, N.8.MIX MD Le: er a du a vos | RXPARSS Lenves Consors N n, wimp Legvels viere + Le | an Connecting at HAdmnundeton Je.| fa R for Woodstock 7.ericton, at.Joh > onitou, Presque Tête, ribou and Fe re fa Lewy with all Tatercotenist taation, folders, ate.ty ta P.8.8t00king,u Bt.ute gets, dd ë a.iadigy lane roro da Loup, P.O.Box 18 Office Phone lle AMOS J.COLSTON, at RE ARR RAS Hochelaga Bank Building, 8T.PETER ST., QUEDUO 10th.> REKXXKLL NEXIS with Can.er NODOUGALL & COWANS, STOCK BROKER, H.S.THOMSON MANAGER CORD WOOD FOR SALE Sawed and Split, Finest .Prices onadts T.F.MoLaughlin, 260 \u201801., PAUL OT.Yard artist ot Ramsay Nn À Phone 303) ?ITB | és @) CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED wey ond Excursion |; NEW YORK STOCR MARRET, From McDonald, noe & Uo, Hochelaga Bank Bldg, Over thois private wire.Phone 1227, New York, Sept.22.\u2014 Various ostrn- sible reawons were advanced for the weak tone that was shown by the stock market to-day.The real remson was the suspicion that the capitalists who have played the leading part in the prolonged advance in prices and their party followers were selling or had sold a great part of their holdings.The rensational demonstration of strength in United States Steel an the marsct opened had a very moderate effect cn the general list.For balt an hour fully two-thirds of the total dealings were made up of United States Steel.but by that time it had lost its initial rise of 11-4: The preferred stock also made a new high record in the course of the day.In Reading, Unicn Pacilic, St.Paul and other recent speculative favorites, meanwhile the realizing sales were pushed persistently gnd wide inroads were made on thelr prices.The money market showed no sigun of disturbance.but the statistics of the banking position made it evident that re sourers for merely speculative operations on a scale of millions, which had Len a emploved recently, ure becoming restri - A reported improved demand Cor copper metal did not save the coprer industricls from the prevailing weakness.Bounds were | (curities bv MR.Perron, voluntary assignment far the benefit of his creditors on the 20th September, 1909, The creditors are requested to fyle their claims ns soon as possible.Quete-, 21st Bept., 1909.LIFAIVRE & TASCHEREAU, Assignees.Zi St, Peter St, Quebec.A P DUPUIS Ouetes.Office, \u2014 ARTHUR BRUNEAU Montreal.STOCKS Orders execnited in Mantrsal se.A BRUNEAU, member Montreal Stock Exchange, Direct private wire communics- fion with Carles, Head & Co., members New York Stock Exchange.123 St.Peter St.Quebec.PHONE 1596.Hospital St., Montreal.MAIN 210 Have you $100 or mors on which you are receiving less than heave.Total suive, par value, 84,- 842,000.meme By private wire from Chas.Mead & Co., New York.to Bruneau & Dupuis.Stock Brokers, Street.St.Peter Open.\"Tiv'.fay.at Ta».Clay ev.due Chesa p, & Ohlo.Solo South Dela, & Hi Detroit United.Brie, | Great Northera pfd | { Hinois Ceutral TwisCity Texas Facile \u201ci me He oN wh MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.ville Belleau & (o., 93 St.Peter Street, Quebre- Montreal, Set.22, 1909, Asked.Offered.| Canadian Pacific Rv.1&3 182 1444 214 124 1093 0% Detroit United Ry.Toledo Rys.& 1.Co.0) \u2014\u2014 Quebec Ry., com.5%) B53 R.& 0.Nav.Co.87} AT} Montreal 1.II.& I.Co, 125 1244 Nom.I.& NS.Co, com.Big MA Dam.I, & 8.Col, pre.127 1264 iDom.Coal Ca., com.* 3 \u2018N.S.Steel & Conl Co, FY Mackay Companiea.ss sit Mackav Bompanies, pref.164 \u2014 | Lake of the Woods Co.\u2014 1m | Dom.Textile Co.TAF Th (Duluth SK, & A, \u201c » [Can.Con.Rubber, com.108 1044 Crown Reserve.4793 467 Penman Ltd, com AT Bg i 8a Dom.Tron & Stoel, com, 5 at M 85 at BOL; 200 nt BOY; 475 at 504: BO at 504: 50 at A0§: BO at AOR 150 at 504; JBO at BOf: RU nt BNG: 375 a Bog; 880 at ROY: 28 at 50.IC.PR, 25 at 18), Dam.Iron, pref, 50 at 126); 10 at 127.| I.P.Cement, 10 at 180; B nt 1K04; 13 at IKI; 1 at 1804, Detroit, 10 at 71; 28 at 704; 80 at _ ra nt Ki aay, at .Qurhee Ry., 25 at B5.Power, 28 at 1244, Nova Rootia, 100 at 694, Richelieu & Ontario, 100 at S74; 8 at Montreal Street, BS ot 214: 45 at 544.Penman, 10 at 864; 10 at Nu 28 at 86%; U8 at BAL: 110 at 87; M at 87h; 28 at BA%_ 3K at B74: 78 at Bi, 158 at BAY: 25 at B7, NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.By Private Wire, MeDougall & Cowans, Btock Brokers, 81 84, Petes Hirest, Quebee.H.B, Thomson, Manager, Telephone 946.Now York, Hept.23.\u2014Ntyoks drag re heavily all through the last our with the room selling and cane ire some further declines in the more active shares, On thls downward movement Pear noeylvnada sold at 146, after ano Ing 10 168 rarîier in the day.a ne dustrials poted In shout tw same man: ner, rating stocks tks Aop, and 11, 8, Heal bring heuvy and To suly stantial losses as 4ho market of from the hévhaet of the marine Etrel preferred sold at 199 8-4, à new high record, ht receded over a polit im final dealings.The tons was weak ab the clase.Total sales, 1,048,000, Dolores Nines increased the quarterly dividend from 8 per cent.to 4 1-4 per Leon 6, Bank of Montreal.\u2026 \u2026 \u2014 21 Quebre Hank.126 125 Union Bank 136 134 Banque Na ste.12 10 Banque Horhelaga\u2026 Is \u2014 Molsons Bank, xA \u2014 A0 °_ [Bank of Conumerce.\u2014 Iw iBank of Nova Seotia \u2026 219 \u2014 MISCELLANEOUS, * (Canadian Pacific R; 183) 1824 5 | Richelieu & Ont.N.As} 87 Montreal l'ower.125 124) !Buebee Rv.\u2026 L.& P.55 A Quebec Rv.& P.pret.HR 1144 Quebec Steamship (lo.ae \u2014 | National Telephoge.9 Nom.Textile, pf He 104 Canadian Electric \u2014 72 Canadian Flere \u2014 JAI I Toledo.top \u2014 + | Textile, rom.cu 739 TY BONDS.Dom.Textile Serie ©.9 Montmorency Cotton Ca.100 100 100 9% , Quotations furnished by Messrs.Neu- ; 4 C125 at Bog; 1,135 at 804: 100 a1 Bay; 4% INTEREST IF 80 CALL OR WRITE TO MeGILL BURROUGHS INVESTMENT BROKER Phone 665.Qusbse Fire Bullding, Qu: and see how you can get from 4% to 6% on Gilt Edge Municipal.Government and Corporation Bonds.QUEBEC STOCK EXCHANGE.Revorted by Neuville Ielleau & Co, | V3 St.Peter St, Quebec.Quebre, Sept.22, 1909, | Asked.Offered | BANKS, Queher Steamship Co., 1R at 95.CHICAGO MARKET.\u201cepplied Daily te the Chronicle by Dalhousie Street.7 julyl?x1y.STOCK BROKERS.Direct Private Wirs to Montreal, Toronto, New York and 3oston.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Bonds for Investment 98 St.Peter St., Quebes TELEPHONE 946.4 eS V.E.PARADIS, Public Accountant, AUDITOR AND CURATOR Accounts Investigated and Collected: Finaneial Arrangements and Compromises.Liquidation of Insolvent Estates.\u2014 All work entrusted ta ins will ba a 8 14 16 144 mn a NEW YORK PRO ARKFET, Now Yaris, Mept, 29.\u2014Flour recelyte, 98.600 hble,; oo 690 bhls, Hrm: a, Barley pr 5, Iv.4 reewipde, 44, 400 bushels; spat, Options closed for = Honteenher 15e, monthe heing partly ldo, lower.Corn receipts, 1,128 bushels; oxparte, 1,408 bushels; spot, eady.Options e partly at 1-80.net Moher.Oats porte M.478 bushels met, steady.win, steady.Turpeniine, firm.Molasses, v.ehte to Liver noel, firm.Pig iron, fim.Conper, ! balt are the best to be had.We carry some of the active Cobaltd on margin.ang12x3m.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee ed THEO.HAMEL'S COBALT CLONING LETTER.f -~ Septemier, Lee, « Sensational in ite wavs ang with acropantic strides, \u201crown Reserve eee tahlished a new Lich record.Rumoe rave there is à short interest, who ate paving the price of plaving Rear\u2019 on a sold out market.Should this be the case there are others to hess from.While Crown Reserve was the \u2018feature the same strength wad noticeable in other issues.Chamberse Ferland was conspicuous in this res œard and is again selling aver the forty mark.the Falance «\u20ac the stocke riled eteadv.The activity in leudi } mines of the \u2018amd nresacre a crnrral jimprovement and thers ia an aprenre ance of a hroader and higher marks, Oaths and Fage are easily bjoken hip ite hard te hreak a iquidéted market« Professionaliom sided and ahotted he rumore gnod, bad and indifferent has bern the dominant factor affrting quotations.Sorner or later the nublia will realize the wounderlnl passibilition ahearl of ¢he Cobalt Camp.With the entrance of the Cohelt Hydranlic Come fon transmission lines and the roms nletion of the numeraus concentrators now in course of construction the cost of producing thew hite metal will he brought down to a minimum.Nine tees hundred and nine has been, hy far, the mort eventiul of ita history and the onportunities afforded {ne spemlation end investment ave unique.The action oF Nipissing and its record as a dividend paver reflect ayetematio management under the same auspies, Ia Rose promires to run n close second and the purchaser of this stock at prevailing market stands a good chance for profits and in tha meen- time, a eubetantial rate of interest on hie inveatment.The activity in Little Nlopirming, durine the past onuple of! dave, has been ascribed to rumor that some of thé big Nipissing veins extended to the former property.INPORTS.pro logon are + re ron te or der, 6 las.to The Thoms Co, TI towart & MoDorald, 10,000 do te bricks to Ritohie Can.Bupply Co.Ter steamer Hero, Olsen, Port 2,000 tons conl to Interco al! y Children\u2019 Ory .FOR PLETCHERS 22 firm.Toad, vet.Tia, steady, | Bvelses, agsot.Bugar, rem, fim, \u2014in or .CAST.ORIA .0° . The Cigars that made she others jealous DIXIE and GAMILLO 10 CTS.Thos.Donohue MONDAY, SEPT.20:h Opening Dispiay Autumx Importations Cansistiag of Mes! Exclus.ve Desiges in Smart Effects in Tailored Suits, \u2014 New Rtyles in Separate Nkicts.DON'T | tent a mn Nenves in Dress Get anything lose than the very Ein in Silke, Satins an! Sban- \u201cDaisy\u201d Boiler Trimmings- Laces aml other novel- LOCAL AGENTS I \u2018aa! Vy Mectanics\u2019 Supply Cov, 1110S, Donohue QUEBEC.188 St.John St.TT TT 71 FOR THE CHILDREN Transformation Pictures.Wond rv Pictures.Magic Pictures.Magic Photographs.Trick Mirrors Transfer Pictures and many other Novelties at From lc.to 5c, each.T.H.O'NEILL, BABY CARRIAGES IN VARIETY FURNITURE and BEDDING At Low Prices.D.S.RICKABY, Furniture Warehouss, Undertaking Establishment, Appraiser, Phone 351 837 John 3 | 248$.Joha S- Five Big Stores Myrand & Pouliot, GROGERIES, 70 Crown SL.216 daseph SL, NOVELTIES St.Roch.Monda Will Be the Day Saturday our FALL OTENING will beardver- Bear IS 6a not sce a better wiv to prepara W vou for our Fall Goods Exhib- « tion than to call your attention tn our asso:tnent of Girls\u2019 Coats.Our stock is now co.nplete and ready to be shown on demand.On Mon lay nox! they are going to b: expose | to vo 1r admiration.Suitable for any age and any purse, tired in ti.is paper.it in vonr mind that this event will take placa on Monday, taal __CHIC is th: propor word to qualit adies Ton Goats.them, From the short.bright shade ackets to the long, semi- itting Directoize Coat, so fashionable this In all the newest shades, year.In ti.e most fa:hionable styles.: : ; It isin avery confi t mi Ladies\u2019 Tailor Suid.\u2014tha wear ar acsortment of Tastes: Tailor Suits the biggest in tho whole town.We put the full strength of our brain to pick up the nicest sha les and have them made after the most expensive fazhions from London and Paris.The resuit is that we san soll you for 810.00 a suit worth $20.00 anvwhero els, They are worth while inspecting, From $10.0) to $43.0 .The full range in prices, styles and qualities.It is ths most exquisite application of the styles.We Will DE 0n Time We are going to have FOr Young Mer Fall suite, made of heavy wonven tweed, sin gle or dole breasted, lapels, aleaven and pickets beantifisd with fancy but.Ir Men Black or colored Oversoatn, the nnwest style, with Inpels or autn collar, pockets and cuffs with tancy finish.tons and braid.A very Our special la worth || nie: rangeof suit There 3 exoods exhibition on ; it nothing miming ra.londay.© choice ie Yelng mentioned.garding the finish and y crores Price $15.00 th qua Hy.Very accen.|| #* !arze ss any concep- rice 3 sable prices.tion could want it to be.2 Myrand & Pouliot ; 215 St, Joseph St, St.Roch.| St.Paschal : | i PERSONAL } | | gistered at the Clarendon\u2014 W.A.Dansereau, Montreal, is re- D.Blondin, Montreal, is stopping at the Clarendon, F.X.Cote, Montreal, is staying at + the Clarendon.Revd.J.A.Milot, Chicago, 1H, is registered at the Clarendon.A.G.Cameron, Montreal, is at the Clarendontr, H.Petit, M.PIP., and Miss F.Petit, Chicoutimi, is at the St.Louis.! J.Fd.Robert, M.P.P., Rouville, is staying at the Victoria Hotel.Miss Wary Johnston, Miss Jean B.Johnston, Boston, Mass, are stop- Li at the Clarendon.Hom J.D.Rolland, president of the \u2018Rolland Paper Co., was in town ves- | terday.Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Ford.Boston: 8.L.Masten, Coaticooke: W.J, Peters, Sherbrooke; T.McGoldrick, Linecln, N.H., are at the St.Louis ! Hotel.| Messrs.DB.Williams, W.A.Mitchell, *M.Schalek, [Mre.G.M.Gilmour, Fug.Dussauk, \u2018Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Driscoli, C.F.Millinery Patterns and Parisian ule, H.Labine, and J.Bryson are ! Novelti-s.; ;smong the Mantrealere who registered Fxelusive Mudels in Separate Coats.tac the St.Louis venterdav.| Arrivals nt the New Victoria:- P.,L.Bernard, E.Lesieur, J.Lamothe, \u2018Montreal: Mrs.M.E.Lynch, Mise 8.L.Hurt.Brnvor, Maine; L.Dhamard, ;Y.Chamard, Ottawa: Élr.and Mrs.H.lCowbroin, Lancashire.Fne.; J.A.Votvin.Roberval; + R.MeKenra.Mrand Mre.F.A.Bishop, Montreal: G.A.Venzis, Littletown, N.Y.: F.Bodlov.Montreal: FE.Walter, New York: \"I.Richar, Montreal: W.Vers, Toronta: J.Picard.Lacrenia; H.Lefebvre, deal, South Bakoto.Arrivals at the Neptune Inn : Decelle and wife.©, Matthews, Montreal : C, A.Blondeau, Montmagny : H.J.Chisholm, Murphy, Neil Purcell, Halifax; J.Brassard, OO.N.Duchene, Ray : Jou.Dechene and wife, |.Gawdreault, Chicoutimi; W.F.Guiss, St, Paul.Minn.: Mrs.N.E.Brolev, T00 MUCH ENTERTAINMENT Delegate to Trades and Labor Congress Says Not Enough Time to Work.\u201cToo much entertainment,\u201d said one of the delegates at the meeting of the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress yesterday afternoon.Here we are on Wednesday afternoqu, and little pru- : gress has been made, while many im- portant matters are a: before the Congress.\u201d ing to come The remarks - TUE QUEBEO OHRONICLE EDUCATION IN QUEBEC.The prises which could not be awarded until the results of the University School and Government examinations were known, wers presented to the successful scholars at the Girls\u2019 High.and , Victoria Rchools on Tugeday, 21st inst., hy the Chairman, t Very Revd.Dean Williame.At the Girl lligh Sehool three scholars \u201cwrote for the University School exams., and all paswed, Miss \u2018Alice Sweezey, 699 marks cut of 900, taking 20th place among 150 com petitors in the province: Miss Floie Amy 644 marks and Miss Isabel Quinn 621 marks.| Ton wrote in the preliminary exams.and pine passed :\u2014Misses Rosetta Jowph.338 marks: Mabel Iubeau, 327; Florence Wilkineon, 263; Annette Dunlop, 277 : Constance Jackson, 7e, Julia Amv, 271: Faith Parker, 262; J enh Herskoviter, 231 ; Mildred Jack, 197.The prizes were awarded as follows: * a ac.in dre a fc ha | Aly Srl mkt 190 20 when the (Congress assembled this | Jnetruction gold medal.and first prize afternoon there were no less than 86 | in school exams : Elsie Amy, second resolutions before it for consideration, | Pie: rite Joseph.fret school but none of the committees had ns; Prise, : to consider the Pr prire list of Victoria School yet any opportunity many questions Tully and place them belore the conference, only a small fragment having been considered by the committee on resolutions and presented in the régular order ths after- poon.Finally it was decided to adjourn and allow the committees to got to work, so that when the Congress meets this morning thers may he no more delays, and the Congress may go aheal with rome prospect of getting alead before (he end of the week.The firnt business at the afternoon session was the reception of invitations for the next meeting of the Congress.Guelph and Fort William being strong contenders {or the honar.The invitations will be considered later.The Committee on Résolutions then repotted that they had examined a number of resolutions.but that there were many more yet to came.Among the resolutions which the J.committees approved of were legislative A.Hope, G.C, 1aid for the establishment of co-opera- à ; in Canada : a resolution : Mixs Bertha Martineau, y from the Carpenters\u2019 Union of avi tive efforts Montreal urging the selection of a num- A.ber of matters of supreme interest to Nurray \u2018the workingmen of the Dominion upon which the attention of the Congress should bh! concentrated : a resolution from the Victoria Trades and Labor Mrs, M.Sutherland, M.Vietti, ©.W, | Congress in regard to war, setting ; Thomas and wife.Fernie, B.C.Mrs.| forth that when the workingmen real- i A.Morin, Cap St.Ignace: J.A.\u2018ized that the lonn nf human life and Sutherland, Chicago; Geo.Perron, destruction of property came upon St.Jerome: M.St.Laurent, Ri- ; them especially, they would be ready mouski: F.P, Rand and wife, New : to support a proposition that the York: .I.Kerr, london; A.G.[Trades Congress should be a peace Lewis, England.THE NICKEL.The Nickel management have secur- \u201ced n new vocalist in the person of Mr.Frank Woods, who comes here well | the Winnipeg Trades and Labor Coun.1 recommended and was heard for the first time vesterday.Bonnie Rasslev still maintains her popularity her audie wes.who are daily increasing in numbers.Her singing of Scatch songx ix realiy clever and those who i hear her are not slow in showing their appreciation.Miss Wolfe alwo har » | very pleasing song which she renders in an alle manner.The usual change of the picture programme took place vesterday afternoon and nn exceptionally fine selection of subjects ie ex- | congress to take part in any | movement which might be inaugurat- led in Canada.= | hibited, all of them of , nature that | peaos intro- m Among the new resalutions duced this afternoon wan one «il against race track cambling, asking for the total! prohibition of :the with | same, and putting on record the Congress\u2019 reoret that the Government has not as vet taken action.Another new resolution was one urging upon the Gavernment such legislation as should make the \u2018\u2019humane and modern\u201d system of probation and indeterminate nentences.which hes already been found so productive of good, more general in the Dominion.v.The white slave traffic was the mub- ! are sure io please divers tastes.Among (ject of another resolution, introduced those included in the programme are on behalf of the Winnipeg Trades and | \u201cThe Wonderful Fan.\u201d \u201cA Kind-Heart- ed Touch.\u201d i Rride.The vocal number of Mr.Frank Woods will be \u201cWhen the Can- | connection in the | heavy penalty.coe Lights are Gleaming.\u201d Al songs will be changed to