The Quebec chronicle, 9 juillet 1910, samedi 9 juillet 1910

[" - The Weather Lever St.Lawrence and Gulf, showers, DAY OF RIOTING Doors of Jaii Battered Down and Victim Dragged From His Cell ! \u201c Newark, O.July 8\u2014Carl Etherington, 88 years old, employed Thursday aight by the State Anti-Saloon Leagus as blind tiger raider, was lynched here at 10.85 touight, following a day of almost con- tiaucus rioting.The heavy doors of the the evening, confessed be killed Wm.Howard, proprietor of the \u2018\u2018 Lest Chance\u2019\u2019 restaurant and former chief of police, in 8 raid of aliegod \u2018speak easies\u2019\u2019 during the scuffle at 1.30 this afternoon and asrrowly escaped 'lynching at that time.When the news from the hospital Howard had died passed over the city to- , the fury of the mob took definite form.Large batering rams were directed upon the doors of the Licking sounty jail and the deputies were powerless.The doors fell after measly an hour\u2019s attaëk Orying piteoraly, Etherington, a curly- headed Kentuekian, who bad been serving as a strike-breaker since be was released from service three months ago, was drag- forth.\u2018\u2018I didn°t mean to do it,*\u2019 be wailed, but his cries fell upon deaf ears.Fearing that the mob spirit would not be satisfied with ove victim, Sheriff Lincke asked Adjutant-Generaly Weybrecht for troops to protect six other \u2018\u2018dry\u2019\u2019 raiders Beld at the city prison, in another section of the town.A hurried guard was thrown out in their defense.The mob, after the first taste of blood, seemed to quiet, but it is feared that the rioters will storm the eity prison befbre tbe night is finished.Etherington\u2019s inst moments, while he Beard the mod battering down the doors, \u2018were spent in praying and writing a nots to his parents, farmers, residing near Wil- I , Ky.\u2018What will mother ~ may when sbe bears of this\u2019\u2019f be kept moaning to the jailer.\u2018While the mob were battering down the doors, Etherington, in his cell, made an aftempt to commit suicide.He smothered § I F eaught is time.In the melee as tin leaving the jail, eight prisoners, petty offences, escaped.One re- leave.As Etherington mounted ready for the swing he was make \u20181 want to EL ê | gui ~ F it Be 1 i ë i i 7 breaking and tak doslased.\u20181 poy vita.fer SERS TED TO - AVENGE \u201dCOMRADE Private Had Been Slashed with {Razor by a Negro ih a Row, } .| , Washington, July 94 Determined to avenge the probable fatal injury to one of their falloff soldiers, Private Scott, of Battery 'D, Third Artillery, U.S.A.between 40 and 50 United Btates white tréopers and artillery .men from Fort Myer, Va, early to- +9 day made an attempt to storm the Alexandria County jail on Fort Myer heights, to lynch Robert Jackson, a pegro.A clever subterfuge of Jailer Harry Crack, in inducing the soldiers to believe that Jackson was not with- 18 the Jail, was the caly.thing that esved the negro from lyuching.Private Scott was slashed across the abdomen with a razor during a fight between a crowd of negroes end a number of soldiers on a trolley car bound for Fort Myer the night f the Jeffries-Johnson prize fight.e soldiers learned that Scott, who Bad been removed to a hospital, had developed peritonitis, and that death might be expected at any hour.Col.Gerrard, commaading the garrison at Fort Myer, has order- Investiga- ! tion into what he cident voring too ati.sfuwné BILLY ALLEN WAS CLEVEREST BOXER.Ottawa, July 8\u2014Billy Allen, of Ottawa, and Kid Julien, of Utica, fought ten rounds to & draw on the Hull side of the river to-night, the bout being for the featherweight gpapionship of Canada, now held by len.Julien showed steam in the clev- There were *@ his punches.buteAllasf and landed oftener.* 2,000 people present and there was ne à | Interference from thy police, À Southerly winds; warm wih cecasional Bead in bis coat and set Bre to it but | BADLY MANGLED Barones sDe Larvelle Lost Her Nerve and Fell From a Great Height, Bethany Plain, Rheims, July 8\u2014 lThe second distressing accident of the aviation meet now in progress here occurred to-day, when the Baroness De Laroche, driving a Voisin biplane, lost her nerve when at a height of SO metres, shut off the power and fell with her machine to tbe ground.Hef \u2018legs and arms were broken and she also suffered severe contusions, but the doctors who are tresting her hope for her ultimate recoxery.At first it was believed that the Basoness had sustained a fractured skull, but this proved not to have been\u2018the case.At a height of eighty metres the Baroness hed own once around the field.The spectators in the grandstand were applauding her vociferously.Suddenly \u2018she appeared [fright ened by the approach of two other aeroplanes, one of which, a Sommer, driven by M.Lindpainter, passed directly over her.The Baroness, in a period of consciousness, said that the rush of air from the motor overhead threw her into consternation and \u2018hat she cut off the ignition amd lost control of her biplane.At first the machine glided on an even keel, but suddenly it turned over and fell to the ground and was wrecked.The crowds rushed out on the field and tenderly extricated the mangled and bloody form of the woman from the debris, and she was conveyed hurriedly in an ambulance to a nearby hospital.Meanwhile Lindpsinter had descended, and the crowd, believing him responsible for the accident, threatened to lynch him.Gendarmes, however, threw a cordon about the aviator and dispersed the \u2018excited spectators.n inquiry afterward by the judges\u2019 committee into the accident showed that Lindpainter was in no way responsible for it.The first se- cident of the meeting occurred last Sunday, the opening day, when Chas.Wachter's monoplane collapsed at a height of 300 feet and dropped Mke à stone, instantly killing Wachter.GENERAL FRENCH LEAVES FOR HOM \u2018 meurs 2 voy By Allan Steapwr Virginian See Him OF.The distinguished British cavalry officer, General Sir John French, ac- derson and Major Watts, left for England yesterday afternoon by the Ak lan RM.S.Virginian.At half-past the -Allan wharf, where a guard of honor from the R.C.R.and the Band of the R.C.G.A.were drawn up to receive him.As General French stepped from his carriage the guard of honor presented arms, the band playing an appropriate air.When the general went on board the steamer the guard and band were dismissed from further attendance and marched back to their quarters: Among the military \u2018men on the dock to see General French off were Qeneral Lake, Lieutenant Colonel Oscar Pelletier, D.O.C., Major Hevard, Major Houliston, etc.Captain, Papineau and Lieutenant Garon were the officers in command of the guard of honor.General French while in Canada has had a most busy time and has gone over a considerable portion of the country, inspecting the military camps and city corps, etc.He has become quite a favorite in both military and civil circles.Coe so 7\u201d THE RIFLE RANGES.T orumises to be a busy tima at Un Levis ranges this afternoon, when the Righth R.R.Marksmen will shoot their third Canadian Rifle League match.The Macpherson match for green shots will also be fired.There is: expected to be a big attendance of marksmen, who will avail themeelves of the opportunity of practice for the annual matches of the regiment, which take place on the 234, ss well as to \u2018uphold the .sporting, supremacy of the corps.arkamen should take notice that 7S Ross rifles have been sent in for distributien, and these may be obtained at the Drill Hall on order or by captaing of companies.TON & FILS, EAUX.\u2014 \u201cpr 1784.CLARETS and SAUTERNES ve VT aw, Yours & Ouoe + .Aentrent wp companied by Brigadier General Heng 2 o'clock the gallant general reached | FIAT PICTURES Gruesome Discovery of Remains of a Child\u2014Woman Run Over .by Patrol.Ottawa, July 8\u20141f the moving pictures of the Jeffries-Johnson fight come east at all, it is pretty safe betting that Quebec Province will be in on them.While Ontario is prohibit ing the exhibition, no such restriction is anticipated in the sister province, and, consequently, the views are expected to be shown in Hull.It is understood that the Quebec \u2018authorities do not contempiste any move against them.The belief of the police is that Philip K.Low, the alleged absconding cashier of Hamilton Hotel, Hiawatha Parl, escaped over the border into the United States.The local -police were notified by telephone this morning that a horse and buggy answering to the description of the turnout stolen from the local livery man, had been seen at Morrisburg.The whip and buggy cushion are said to have peen found floating in the St.Lawrence River by fishermen this morning.A gruesome discovery was made yesterday at Notre Dame de la Salette by Coroner Lyster and High Constable Groulx, on their arrival from Hull to conduct an inquest on the body of a child which was discovered lying on the shores of a creek.On reaching the spot where the body had been left by Mr.Norman Smith, who made the discovery, they found that wbdlves or dogs had been at work, and all that was left was the skull and two small pieces of bones.Mrs.Louis Garsnault, of Hull, was knocked down and seriously injured about the head to-day by being run over by the police patrol.As the galloping horses swung around the turn at Rea's store, the woman was struck by one of them and dashed to the ground.Besides being trampled upon, two wheels at of the heavy conveyance passed over her body.Some strong man who missed his vocation as a freak in a dime museum walked off with a large stone, valued at about $30 and weighing over 500 pounds, from the street in front of W.H.Kelly's residence, 29 Levis street, a few days ago.The present lecatian af the stone is known to the police, who say that should the thief come up in court the stolen property.ire WiLL THY 18 CROSS: THE OCEAN Walter Wellman and Other Aeronauts Ready to Make a Daring Attempt.New York, July 8\u2014Walter Wellman wad Melville Vanigan, will atempt this full to cross the Atlantic ocean in the dirigibie balloon America, which was built for the Wellman polar expedition and hag twice been tested in voyages over the Arctie ocean, north of Bpitaenbergen.The attempt will be made solely on the re sponsibility of the mronsuts, but the New York \u201cTimes, the Chieago Record Herald and the London Daily Telegraph have arranged to buy the news of the exhibition, which will be transmitted by wife; Joss from the airedip.The America will be housed at Atlantie City during her preliminary trials.On her voyage she will carry a crew of six including the wireless oiperator and six: teen hundred galious of gasolene.Equipped for a day's run she could carry seventeen passengers besides her crew.In size she ranks next to the latest Zeppelin airship.PRESTS BATILED WITH BURGLIRS Caught Them Robbing Church Safe and Put Them to Flight.New York, July 8&\u2014Three masked burglars, intent on cracking « safe sad grtting $300 in cash and other valuables belonging to the chucch, were caught at work in the rectory of St.Leonard's Roman Cathollic church in Brooklyn to-day.Three priests b.avely sprung to the defense of the church's.tressures and attacked the robbers.Thugs and churchmen battled for mors than a quarter of « hour before the issue was decided in favor of the priests.The burglars fled.As a result of the encounter Fathers Konig and Oxpel are suffering from se- vei¢ bruises on their heads and arms, and Father Sanders has « long knife wound In the hand, received in à fina! s.appie with the marauders when one of the masked men held the pursuers.at bay near à window while his twe pls | leave Toreute fer Temperatures Minimum snd Mcsimum Temperatures.© ea i only.7 | Ley FREE! Cas Department Ze : a FREE! - AGas Range Set Up in Your Kitchen | Without Any Charge For Piping.A chance to save from $5.00 to $15.06 COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 11th we will fit up th: first 100 gas ranges bought from us, free of cost, you pay the actual cost of the stove itself The number will be decided by actual count in the order of which pur- : chases are made, either from our agents or at our and will only apply to tne first 100 sold.This is the most liberal offer ever made in the city of Quebeccost us & lot of money but we believe it will pay us in the end in convincing every householder that there is really nothing to equal the gas stove in point of convenience and economy.Remember this offer will apply to the first 100 sales only, so take advantage of the chance to save some money by getting your otder in early.have been placing from 4 to 10 ranges a day and we want to double our , output.A new carload has just arrived and our sales are exceeding those _ of any previous year.appliance show ot, lve, LE He § Power Compo, Lived Showrooms : 140 St John Street > Telephones : 1835-1836-3738 & 268 C.E A CARR, \u201cGeneral Manager.: : R.À WALLACE, \u2018 Supt.Gas FREE! It will room, We Department | julygx4 WANTED, MOUSTACHES FOR QUEEN'S OWN Toronto Regiment Readv for Voyage With Exception of Upper Lips.Colonel Sir Henry Pellatt.of the Queen's Own, Toronto, has.now an- | nounced that all arrangements for the coming visit of that regiment to England, where they will encamp at Aldershot, are now ready.Even the camp menn for each meal, which they will eat throughout the whole trip is prepared.Some great general (may he rest in peace 1) has said that a man\u2019s military value depends on his stomach, and even the immortal bard of Avon puts no trust in \u201cthe man thst hath no stomach for the fight,\u201d so this foresight on the part of the commisariat department seems a t.iumph in strategy.However, the best laid plans of mice and men are liable to the same uncertain vicissitudes of fortune, which are usually s-pposed to occur in the most mode! domestic establishments, sq, it is to be hoped that the regiment will not be disappointed if it has to swallow bully beef on the truffles day, or vice versa.Ît certainly requires genius to forecast the bills of fare over so extended a period and, sithough some boarding \u2018houses can predict a long way ahead what they are likely to produce on the table at a certan date, yet the case ia not n parallel.The regiment was raded this week and numbered 620.Er Henry had originally intended to take only 600, and now does not know how he can cut down the number, At the same time he is delighted with the aplendid response, and .upon it as an lodication of the magnanimous spirit of tht business firms of Teronts, The men were Âtted out with the regulation military beats the other wight.They are handsome shoes of the best leather and the men have been instructed to wear them in civilian dress bo as to therewghly break them in for future use.ey are asked alse to walk at least live miles à day for practice, sn well us te cultivate « moustache if thep cannot already boast of such, The Vegiment will parade every Wednesday night watil August 13th, wher they will outresl, whore the \u2014 \u2014 r Ib.basket.o@ At all grocers.IN 1-LB.BASKETS.* \u201cHILLCREST\u201d CEYLON TEA.{ We beg to draw particular attention to a shipment of very fine quality Ceylon Tea, packed in 1-ib.Ceylon Basketsis tes is grown and packed in Ceylon, is of extremely good quality, aad bas a very delicious aroma and flavor.ce FRASER, VIGER & CO., Limited.MONTREAL.julysxtuth.gat.65th regiment will entertain them.Thence they proceed to Quebec, where, after a seven days\u2019 camp, they will sail for England.There is a possibility, howevef, that the regiment may participate in the reception to be given at Halifax\u2019 to the new battleship Niobe.Perhaps the men will have time to develop these hirsute facial adornment before reaching Quebec, but there will probably be some cases where forcing tactics will be required to produce results in any way tangible, and anxious scrutiny of their superior labials from day to day.Those moustaches will be something to look out for.\u2019 WOMAN STRUCK BY HORSE.Madame Charles Bouchard, of Beauport, had a narrow escape from death on St.Joseph street yesterday morning.While crossing the thor- oughfard she was run down by a rig which was passing.It was at first thought that the unfortunate woman had been killed, but it was found that beyond some painful injuries she had escaped fatal results.\u2018 AT LAKE ST.JOBEPH.Lake tt.Joseph, one of tbe most beautiful summer resorts open to the residents of Quebec, seems to be in for ome of the most mess uful seamons whieki {t bes aver enjoyed.Mere families than ever will oc.eupy the delightful cottages on the shores of the lake, snd among those who have already taken up their residence there are the familles of Messrs.Oook, Nesbitt, Slade, Urosby, Charlebois, Joseph, Roy, Molimont, Glass, Lamothe, Tessier, Beswell, Debell, Petrie, while these who are at the Labs View Howse are Memrs.Billingsley, Barrow, Pigot, and others.A sew ball-reom, with a splendid @eor, has been provided at the Lake View Howse, and it will bs inaugurated this eveniag with & dames, at which Charbouaesu's orehettra will provide the musie.The dance premises 10 be n most oe: Mévablo ons, and à author of summer do ) $35,000 Town of Glace Bay, N.8S.5% Debentures $3,000 maturing each year, from 1908 to 1838.A list of maturities available will be fore warded on request Desominations $1,000 Price, 100 and interest.Royal Securities Corporation, Limitea 164 $t.James Street, Montreal.Toronto Quedeo Halifax butantes will enjoy the pleasure of the evening.Beveral new motor and mail beats will be seem on the lake this season, and by alt accounts Lake St.Joseph should ave one of ite mest enjoyable sea sons.Smoke and Chew SITY OF QUEBEC CITY HALL City Clerk's Office Quebec, June 11th, 1910.BY-LAW No.45 To smend By-Laws 402 and others, com.cerning Cabmen's and Carters\u2019 Stand, and their Tariff.(Drawn up in the French Language) At a meeting of the City Council of the City of Quebec, heid at the City Hail, in the said City of Quebec.on the Seventeenth of June, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Ten (1910).in conformity to law.and in virtue of a By-Law passed by this Council pur- stant thereto, and after the due ob- se vance of all the formalities prescribed by the statute in such case made and provided, at which meeting were present two-thirds of the members composing the Council of the City of Quebec, that is to say: \u2014 » Present : His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Barbeau, Beaumont, US gevin, Campbell, Collier, Cote, Cummings, Delisle.Dinan, Emond, Geasvreau, Guillot, Jobin, Lamontagme Lavallee, Lookwell, Madden.Messes vey, Monaghan, Morin,» Mulroney, Paquet, Plamondon, Pouliot, Shink, Trudel and Verret (27).It is ordained and \u2018enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quebee, and the said Council ordains and enacts as follows, to wit : 1.Clause 10 of By-law No.402, passed on the 1sth of June, 19086, is amended by striking out therein the roth, 12th and 13th lines thereof, that i to say the following words, to witi\u2014 Time allowed, fifteen minutes: For ons or two pertons.3038 For three or four psrsons.030 NAP.DROUIN, Mayor.Attest.8.) H.J.J.B CHOUIN i C7 Clerk Save the Coupons Carillon Tobacco TONOMEAD re eee re pat ~ + & Le EE GLOVER, FRY & CO.Great Reductions This Season's Millinery Jackets, Mantles and Wrappers A Lot of Chene Ribbon 45¢ for 300 KID GLOVES \u201cDent's\u201d Kid Gloves - \u201cPerrins\u201d Kid Gloves Real Real Pure Linen and Embroidered Handkerchiefs.Lace Scarfs, Ties, Collars & Jabots New Assortment of Suitings \u201cReymiers\u201d Kid Gloves A Variety of Traveling Rugs Camping Blankets in Navy & Grey Mosquito Nettings, Lenos & Gauze Lace Handkerchiefs Lace in Great Variety Tailoring Summer Suits to order from $16.00 First Class Scotch Suits to order from $21.00 * A Full Line of Shirts, Collars, Ties, etc.\u2014\u2014 5% OFF FOR CASH GLOVER, FRY & CO.; brilliant Rectors.It will, no doubt, i G.SEIFERT & SONS DIAMOND MERCHANTS 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec.G.SEIFERT & SONS $800.00.\u2014 \u2014 DIAMOND MERCHANTS SPECIAL GEMS One Extra Fine Golden Diamond, weight about | 5 carats, price $2000.00.1 Blue White Diamond, weight about 2 carats, price $750.00.1 Square Emerald, weight over 3 carats, price | She Quebey Ehronicle | QUEBEC, JULY 9, 1910.THE OBSEQUIES OF MGR.| LAFLAMME i Quebec has lost one, of her most in- j tellectual citizens.Thousands of La- , val graduates will mourn the removal tof one who, as Rector of Laval Uni- ; versity, was friend and fatherly counsellor tn them during their college {course and after.Monsignor La- | flamnie\u2019s life has been one full of good ! deeds.His scientific research made a | name for him in every part of Canada, i and no one who has had the precious i chance of making his acquaintance at | the meetings of the Royal Society or at fhe religious or scientific assemblages where his presence was ever i prized, is likely te forget the kindly, modest manner of the man and the sincerity of his attitude on questions of | public import.Quebec owes much to i those of ber citizens who love her as {did Father Lafamme.Though not : Lorn in Quebec, he was virtually a son ; of the Ancient Capital, with à judiciously applied filial affection towards ; her and every public movement in her i behalf.The institution over which he + was finally called to preside, will carry |.; with it for years and years to come, ; the impress of his genius, with a pride ; in the honor conferred upon it by hav- ! : tng such a man to rank among ity most i take care of his memory\u2014a care in | which it will certainly have the co- aperation of every citizen.In the personality of Professpr Latlamme there was ever a meeting glace for the good and the intellectual, \u2019 IT LOOKS A8 IF WK WOULD GET THERE IN TIME.There are indications that Quebec's \u201cProgramme of Progress\" is on the way of being inaugurated, with the proposals of the Railway Commission now ready for signsture and with the assurance of Mr.William Mackenzie and others associated with him in the Canadian Northern Railway before us, that it is only a question of time when Quebec will\u2019 become the, eastern terminus of that railway system.With the prospect of Quebec becoming the eastern terminus of three transcontinental lines, there has been brought home to us all the necessity of the city itself moving a little faster towards implementing the consummation on its side; and Mr.Mackenzie has pertinently pointed out that efforts must be trade in the first place, and to see to the erection of grain elevitors in the: second place.As a preliminary step, the harbor conveniences of course must first \u2018be attended to, and we are all convinced that something - lige» new stock-lock-and-barrel arrangenippt must take the place of our, vy : Harbor Commission.On this ma | the Chronicle has puts its views on \u201crecord, as has also the Board of \u2018Trade.And, when the reorganica- \u2018 tion has come to be a settled matter, ; the minor details must be taken up , setiatim, by our three most impor - \u2018tant corporate bodies, working to ove anothers hands, with the city's com- | mercial advantage uppermost in their ! deliberations.| We are also pleased to notice that | the authorities are in the way of improving the Terrace and the Esplanade.The stand which the Mayor has taken on the \u201cgas question\u201d ia a premonition of what he, backed up by the whole \u2018city, will have to do in the case of the Battlefields Commission, whose silence has again become solid .enough to cut with a knife.The time is drawing near when & report will be in order from the: \"Committee of Five,\u201d as to what they proposs to do to have our city looking its best when the tide of commerce is being brought our way.The habit of delaying for the sake of delaying seems at last to be giving way, though precautions will have to be in evidence | for many a day yet to obviate a relapse.: a NEN The building of a line somewhat shorter than the present railway to the Montmorency Falls will be à con- Le reac to those who would prefer to reacy the grounds of the Kent ' House other than by the elevator.| The most of our cities have amuse- i ment suburban parks, and now Que: bee will have the most accessible ; park as a supplement to its magnifi- | cent promenade, the Dufferin Ter- | race.We are now all wondering \"when the St.Cyrille street car service is going to be ready, though with no | growling as yet in the wondering.} The grumbling over the all but pro- , hibitory rates of the Lake 8t.John | Railway to summer residents has re- \"ceived something of a quietus by the - action of the Public Utilities Com- ! mission.Its first decision Is only pre ; monitory, it is to be hoped, of a bet- | ter service and a return to the former ressonable passenger fares.The res duction of the number of summer residents at Lorette in itself is \u2018evi- ! dence that the company might as well { have got back to the old tariff without the help of the Utilities Commission.made right off to create an export | Besides, à lesson might have been given to other of our corporate bodies to take action of themselves, when a public demand is in question.The meeting to be held at Besuport, with Mr.F.D.Monk ss principal speaker, will have an important bearing on the political situation in the province of Quebec.From what will be said at it, the constituencies of Quebec will, no doubt, learn as to what line of action is going to be pursued to bring them in touch with the public affairs of the country, whatever their leanings may have been in the past towards one political party or the other.One thing is certain that the whole province must lift itself above and beyond the suspicion that, it'is content to being looked upon ns a mpie \u201cpocket borough\u201d of Sir Wilfrid Laurier.As events are shaping, it is evident that the present heads of the Public Departments at Ottaws are a source of weakness to the Lib- \u2018eral administration.Indeed, the signs of the times point to an approaching interruption to the canvasses of former days.There is something new in the air which the Beauport meeting will, no doubt, make plain to all of us.ROSS RIFLE 1$ VINDICATED.Almost every fresh contest\u2019in rifle shooting brings some new triumph for the Ross rifle, which is becoming a general favorite with the crack marksmen.It js almost needless to take up the defense of this arm, which is itself its.best defense, the results achieved by those who are using it being beyond all dispute.One of the highest tributes paid to it so far lies lin the fact that the English riflemen preferred it before their own, and have used it with marked success in winning the Kolapore Chp with a score of 798, Canada being only two points behind.Then again our own men have won the Mackinnon Cup with it, and the individual members of the team have carried off some of the highest honors in the matches, Sergeant Morris having put on a ssible at 800 yards, a feat ,which was unequalled by any of the other hundred or so competitors.Sergeant Freeborn, of Hamilton, also excelled all his rivals by making a total of 146 out of 150.These results speak for themselves, and we fancy that the Montreal Star and others, who have been pursuing a Ross rifle, will be hard put to explain them away.FREIGHT DISCRIMINATION.It is encouraging to find that three of our corporate bodies\u2014the Board of Trade, the Grocers\u2019 Exchange and the Harbor Commission\u2014are united -on so important a matter as the, finding of a remedy for ghe present discrimination in freight rates against Quebec.It is obvious that the bigh rate which at present exists is one of the chief stumbling blocks in the way of Quebec's development as a port, .and should therefore deserve the attention of those who are most inter- \"ested in that development.As a matter of fact, it is of importance to hevery family, although we are slow to \\realize it, since it affects the price of all commodities of which we stand in need.As we pointed out in our report yesterday, Quebec importers have to pay an additional charge of two shillings and sixpence a ton over and sbove what is paid by Montreal merchants.When we consider this handicap, we can easily credit the fact that the distributing trade of Quebec has decreased yearly and is still on the -downward road.Montreal can therefore supply goods at our very doors and undersell us, since she saves on ocean freight, not even the charge for haulage mounting as high as is the extra money which we pay.With the purchaser it is a case of business, not of sentiment.It seems to us that, considering the fict that these goods have in many cases to go up to Montreal and hack before distribution, Quebec should have not only equal but even lower rates.We understand that there will de another meeting of these bodies and the ,Civie Promotion Committee to discuss the question this week, and to urge the steamship companies te remove this obstacle which is hampering the trade of Quebec.It seems that the Harbor Commission can do much to help the public in this affair, and Quebec in general has been glad to learn that they have expressed their willingness to do so.While we have no desire to dictate to them upon the, they would do well to remedy this, it it be in their power, even if they sions.It may be that the steamship companies impose this tax as a set-oft against wharfage, moorage and various other charges, which are perhaps more bothersome than costly, but) een which are numerous enough to mount up in the sggregate.If certain of these were abolished, the companies might do sway with the charge of 2s 6d per ton.It may be advanced that shed rentals in Quebec are not so high in our port se in Montreal, campaign of vilification against the [POO subject, it is our firm conviction that | cen \u2018Ii BELIEVE PE-RU-NA SAVED Mrs, Charles Anspaugh, of Oromweil, Ind.says: \u201cPeruns has been s godsend td me, I oan feel safe in saying that it saved my life, as I was all run down and was just miserable when I commenced taking your Peruna, buj am on the road to recovery now.I cennot thank you too mueh.\u201d Le) 1 but that is not the way to look at it.One has to consider the use which is made of the space rented.One may.pay less here but have the space unoccupied for part of the time, and only do a twentieth or fortieth part of the business done by Montreal.Where more freight is handled, there\u2019 will be more profit in proportion to the volume of traffic.Even though the Harbor Commission had to revise their whole scale of charges and their, receipts showed a falling off for the\u2019 first year or so, it is more than probable that they would soon be amply recouped if this extra charge was abolished.And, so far as we can see, such a measure could not fail to prove a factor in the betterment of Quebec, and would prove more of an advantage to all of us than we are aware.It is to be hoped that the meeting will have some practical re sult.NERVOUS SYSTEMS Always Follows a Run Dewn Condition of the Blood It is an old story now that nervous people tell of bow the blood becomes r and thin, and then the nervous symptoms followed.How many really know that the thin blood was responsible for the nervous disor ders ?The nerves get all their nourishment from the blood, and as thin blood is deficient in nerve-building material, the nerves become starved and pain and nervous breakdown is the result.Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills are a tonic for the blood that supply it with the necessary elements to nourish and tone up the nerves and, the cause benig-removed, nature does the rest and health is fully restored.Mrs.Harry Patterson, Dauphin, Man, tells how she was cured of nervousness and general debility through the use of Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills.She says: A few years ago I was all run down, and my nervous system apparently all broken up.1 was weak, tired and nervous ail the time.When I got up n the morning 1 seemed to be more tired than when | went to bed.I could not walk up an ordinary flight of stairs without sitting down panting for bregth, and my nerves trembled like a leaf.I got so that housework, and so nervous that ! wanted to cry about everything I did.1 took several different medicines without the least benefit; then 1 read of Dr.Wiliams\u2019 Pink Pills and decided to try them.After taking two boxes I felt a little Letter and I got a further supply which I continued taking for about a month when I was as well as ever; could do all\u2018my housework without difficulty, and could walk for a Jong distance without being tired out.In view of the wonders Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills have done for me I sincerely recommend them to all wesk, nervous, run-down people.\u201d Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at so cents & box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr.Williams Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont, BANK CLEARINGS.Now York, July 8\u2014Bradstrest's weekly bank clearings: \u2014 Montreal), $48,168,000, increase 5.8 per cent.434,088,000, decrenss .6 per Torento, cent.Winnipeg, $17,333,000, increase 31.6 per céat.Vancouver, $8,173,000, cont.Ottawa, $4,051,000, increases, 4.3 per cent.Quebec, $3,040,000, cent, Calgary, $2,003,000, inerense 37,8 per cent.Halifax, 03,371,000, decrease 18.3 per tb increase 31.6 increase 6.4 per Hamilton, 48,003;000, decrease 14.2 per eut.Bt.John, $1,758,000, decrease 7.2 per had to make several minor conces- | cent, Vistoris, $3,614,000, increase 182.7 per cent.tendons $1,808,000, decrosss 6.0 per Sencain, $101,000, Increase 17.8 par Begins, 41,008,000 .mas qT Smoke atid Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons MY LIFE\".it was almost impossible to do any |.| on its capital for the quarter ending Sraneh, Fabrique SPORTING GOO Trout and Salmon Rede in all FLIES, REELS, LINES, B 178 / Ta ana, Rubber Shosts, : GENERAL 7 HEAVY HARDWARE CHIN IC HARDWARE Co.8% Pater Strest, Lower Towast, Upper Town.\\ De sages, soie te nc ser RL A STYLISH CUT \u201cJO HS SUMMER SUIT $ WHAT THE AVERAGE MAN NOW SEEKS Another Shipment just receiv od from London of suitings to please all tastes.You will eave * | monsy and yet have perfettion in style and durability is ma- \u201cterial by visiting WM LEE 344 3t.John Street.Personal supervision of all orders and satisfaction guaranteed.ABOVE ALL RIVALS \u2018ELECTRICAL WORK properly done demands best materials to work with, and the skilled workman to do it.I offer both and guarantee results.THOS.D.LONERGAN Bleotrical Contrastor Phone 3065 St John St Expert Photography We claim to produce the most perfect results in Developing and Printing All done by experts experienced men.Also we have the largest as sortment of different cameras of any house in the city.VISIT | JOHN E.WALSH, 11 John Street.Moving Time Is the best time to take adven- tage of the modeen laundry.Our experienced staf and perfected squip- ment ensble ws to offer o Lighly offictent service with complete satis faction te our customers.Tryus.Our Werk Ploass).THE NPERAL LAONR! 66 VALIBR ST.PHONB 93 pr J, ARTHUR FORTIER, ill HOTARY Seem 18, Morin Bla2t 1s Mauatals Ail, 10.Ne 60 money TO LENO 89 FA3I MINFSIOS LA BANQUE MATIONALE \u2014\u2014 On and gfter Monday, the first August next, this Bank will pay its sharcholders a dividend of one nud three-quertèrs per cent, being at they tate of seven per cent per annum, up: on the 31st of July nevt, This dividend will be paid.according to the list of shareholders of ré- cord on the 16th uly next.By-apder of the Board of Directors; N.LAVOIR, General Manager.Quabee, 21st June, 1910, June27xmon, wed, frix31 July vo S.J.Shaw 2j.Full Line Line of SN Balt Fiy and d Stinoa os Gut Casts, a \"Sik Lies | Trout and Salmon Flies , And al articles required four + == | \u2014 PIN The Most Celebtated Piao in the World \u2014 ARTHUR LAVIGNE | : 93-85 St.John Strest y wo\" Soie Representative | © LA \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014i SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS for JUNE : The following special inducements ; which we are offering this week, will be found of exceptional value, and the prices very much lower than .| elsewhere.Come at once as the quan- fities are limited, FEATHER BOAS in ostrich and marabout, all high class goods, $3.80.\u201c for $1.75, $4.28 for $28), $5.95 for $395, 9675 for $4.50, $7.75.for PLOW.$8.95 for 85.75, $1075 for 9695, BLACK LUSTRE SKIRTS, only » limited number left, value $2.for $1.75, $345 for $1.98, $4.50 for 27K $6.75 fon $3.75, - FANCY FRILLINGS, à very tam variety, value 25c.fer 13c., 20e, foi 3 10e, 20.for 15c, 45c.for 2de, - LACE COLLARS, in cream and ecru, 8Bc.for S8c., $1.25 for 83c., $1.60 for $1.05, $1.68 for $1.12, $2.15 for $1.43, $2.50 for $1.67, $2.88 for $1.93 $2.95 for $1.97, SUN HATS AND BONNETS for children, in white lawn trimpied with embroidery, 38c.for 29c, Uk.for t 43c, 98c.for 49¢., $1.18 for 8c.Ha for 63c., $1.65 for 83s.PARASOLS in a great variety oû \u2018 designs, $1.10 for Sc, $1.0 foi 6%, $1.48 for T4c., $1.08 far Béc, 82.28 for $1.13, $268 for $1.34, $3.25 for $1.6).- STRAW HATS in Bop: Tk He era Sa BS re INSTRU au amont Great June Sale Xow Going On GIMÜNS & MINEUY * qu Tobie vt, \u201c . SATURDAT, JULY 9, 1910.YHE QUEBEC CHRONICLE * Canada.We are too busy with our Y Canada Ve are A Po ig C0000 000000000000000000000000000000009 20000000 \u201cGood Night\u201d As Gresting There were some things that seem- | @ ed amusing.An acquaintance turned up after dinner, with the hearty greet: 4 ing, \u201cGood night.\u201d As all in the party had just \u2018met, some embarrassment was felt until it was explained P that it was simply a form of greeting, as correct as to say \u201cGood morning\u201d on meeting a friend before lunch.An odd sign on the window of what fooked like to be a rather question- MAGIE BAKING POWDER Does not contain Alon Cx essessereress + ; \u2018able restaurant informed one that - f | \u201cas beautiful lun: y be had inside.\u201d 5 ma yr One or two negro conductors on ET A t- trains seemed out of place, especially 4+00t00n00000 0000000000 0000 000000000000 AA N100D © as their methods were somewhat like those of conductors on jerk-water ; 2 _ ° ° , es 4 foads in tbe South a dozen years ago., \u2014 [MP > > - road fields, acres in extent, fenced + oo 1 S a | ife oo) Saver with neat rows of tree.stumps pulled EN O S ; ; \\ , up and neatly trimmed, was an evi- NE, | | dane or hike.\u2018FRUIT Li .Ay \u2018 The women, dressed almost univer- Pails, Tubs, Wash Basins, Milk Pans, Handy gpm * £,., 3 sally in black, suggested that there 0 \u2019 < 4 t be & great number of windows \u2019 \u2014 ul .1n Summer ; } in Montreal and Quebec, until a loyal SALT A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY FOR All Functional Derangements of the Liver, Temporary Con- subject politely suggested that his Bte.+» Apc WE a = _ fi royal highness had passed away re- tf en Det 2 ; vu .FE cently.i \u201c=~ : 4 ve \u201c : An Indian regiment, wearing Brit- | ish uniform in camp at London, On- MORE SATISFACTORY Touy TRAN: OTLER CIS : \u2019 .\u2019 Lo nif; 5 f - 2 .5 {| tario, atracted much attention from gestion arising from Alroholio I N_ practically every home, there the \u201cprovinciais from across the in | | Beverages, Brrore in Det | || BECAUSE they are made in one Solid Hardened Mom.= .e r 1,000 orph: dines .tg .Co may be moments in which # : children from 3 point & hundred miles | | burn, or Constipation.It is à Cannot fall to pieces.Will not watersoakgor rust - i : .\\ | away, come to the shrine at St.Anne Refreshing and Invigorating]: pr PE f : % Hennessy Brandy would save lives.i | de Beaupre, near Quebec, seeking for- | D Beverage, most Invaluable tol : A Trial Will Convinos Yeu ; .: giveness of sins, was an impressive i i \u2014 i & It be f th tened \u2018 Sight Travellers and Residents in ma \u2018a case O reaten sune - ñ Tropical Climatesx y ee | Everyone Was Hospitable.a Fi i nt THE E B.EDDY COY., LIMITED, Hull, Canstro! 1 igesti 1 i Too much cannot be said in praise Yj T \\ ke, or indi on with co.1C, or a .of the entertainment provided not .og + + by th iati in- i fainting spell, or exhaustion from | \u201cment committee, but by the sitizens as well.At Montreal His Worship, the Mayor, returned only a day hefore from London, atending the funeral of :| the King, spent half a day with the -{ association and entertained the members at a luncheon on Mount Royal, bol er only hy J.CO.BRO.Ltt.J © 'RUIT SALT WORKS Lencon.SE, Eng.by J.C.LNO' > Putent., Wholerale of Messrs EVANS & Su va, Ltd.Montrea\u2018 a1d Toronto, Canalefright, or rescue from drowning, ora \u201d weak heart action.;| 2,000 feet above Montreal.The Mayor ; Every one of these emergencies 5 6 .7: d citizens\u2019 ittee of Quebec in- veal is reached by a little Hemnessy ~~ lists sommes of qutce sand a special boat was provided to | Brandy.take the members there from Montà \u2019 + | real, an all-night ride on the St.Law- : ys \u2018| rence River.Breakfast, luncheon and CACNAG Every home should have a bottle dinner were thrown in, with trolly of Hennessy Brandy for just such terest in and near the city.These : - included a visit to the Basilica of Ste.= } « twelve miles from Quebec, and a visit to Montmorency Falls and Kent The Quebec Bank To protect your Securities rent a SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX in the fo Quebec Bank, UPPER TOWN BRANCH, No.2, Fabrique Street./ Prices reasonable.es rides and special trains to points of in- \u2018emergencies.e de Beaupre, 8 famous shrine » Remember, it is not enough to House, the estate o theDuke of Kent, actes.; - image {fathes of Q ictori order \u201ca bottle of brandy\u201d 7 1 \u201cMany Courtesies Extended.The large attendance at a point so! apparently inaccessable by members | 2 Imperial Bank of Canada | HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.PAID UP CAPITAL - - - - - « - 55,600,000.00 RESERVED FUND - - - - = - = $5600,000.00 AND OTHER CANADIAN BOOKS The usual Quarterly Dividend at the rate of Eleven per cent (119) per annum has been declared and will be payable at the various Branches of the Bank on and after \u2019 AUGUST 1st., 1910.seit Railway System; H.D.Paterson, passenger agent of the Richelieu and | Wellington Mills, London, Enzland, Quebe p-:«ble to make things pleasant, and ; ization and the resultant advantage of | whenever possible without violation History, of Canada.Parkman dian History.Harper | comparison of ideas and methods in of commerce laws.Ontario Navigation Company, and THE CIRCULATION MANAGERS c E.A Carr, general manager of the | Ageuls for Quebec and Ontaris\u2014 .4 8 8.Wolfe and Montcalm.\u201c * Little Stores of Quebec. appoint to paid office one who has been within twelve months à quer- dian bimself.Pay fot Sunday duty has been g-anted by the directors.of the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway to their clerical staff, The concession affects a large number of hands.Formerly a conduetor at the Gaiety Theatre and the composet of \u201cThe Jewel of Asia,\u201d à song in \u201cThe Geisha,\u201d Mr.James West Philip aied at the age of forty-two.Neville Ewart Ricketts, a solicitor, was sentenced at Gloucestershire Assizes to six months\u2019 hard labour | for burglary and theft at the.offices of another Gloucestershire solicitor.With the London hall-mark of 1380, an Elizabethan silver gilt cup and saucer sold for £1,750 at Christie's sale of Mrs.Milligan*s, Caldwell Hall, collection, and £1,550 was paid for an Edwatd VI.silver gilt chalice.A hoard of George 111.sovereigns was discovered dy workmen engaged in cleaning the Great Western Canal between Crickhowell and Brecon.They had been placed in a jug, which in turn had been placed n a bag.Mr.Bertram Mackennal, A.R.A., who has been appointed to design and model the Coronation medal and the coinage for the new reign, is an Australian, who was born in Melbourne in 1863.He has won great distinction as a sculptor.: In reply to an inquiry as to iether there were highly-paid officials ih the Malta Customs Department who were not rendering their country an hour's work, Colonel Seely annownced that the organization of the department had been reminded with a probable net saving of £7,000.Mr.Buxton, President of the Board of Trade, at a meeting of the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce advocated fixing Easter late because the fish rose then better.for anglers.It was resolved to invite the Powers to reform the\u2019 calendar and fix Easter.Workmen have discovered at Colchester a stone with an inscription, the translation of which reads: \u2014 \u201cMacrinus .Roman civil servant, lived twenty years.Valeria Frontina, his wife, and Florus Cogitatus and Florus Fidelis erected this monument.Sir Thomas Barret-Lennard laid the foundation-stone of the lunatic asylum which is being erected at 3 cost of over £ , near Colchester.The asylum will accommodate 2,000 patients and will include a large reception hall with stage and proscenium.It has been discovered that à row of five cottages and two houses in King Edward-street, Grimsby, with a house in Burgess-street, should i have reverted to the Corporation elev- len years ago, the leases having expired, These properties yield a rental of nearly £100 per annum.Yarmouth Corporation has made à the municipal undertakings.The: electricity department made a profit of £879 and the tramways a profit of £69; but on the municipal pier, skating rink, and gardens there was a loss involving a call upon the rates of £1,175.During the recent Yeomanry exercises at Ludgershall, Major Winston Churchill was invited to box with an officer of the Bucks Hussars.He accepted, and after a few minutes\u2019 sparring his opponent landed a hard blow straight from the shoulders on the Home Secretary's jaw.Mr.Churchill fell and was counted out.« Fifty-two schools under the control of the London County Council are to be cleaned or repainted during the summer holidays at a cost of something like £ 25,000.Robert Mitchinson, s middle-aged farmer at Brisco, near Carlisle, was found lying dead on the grave of his mother in Stapleton Churchyard.The rateable value of the City of London is shown, by the quinquennial revelation, to have increased by £345,517 gross, and £200,066 net during the past five years.Seven Liverpool stowaways who were found on the Cunard steamer Lusitania were at Queénstown sentenced to one month's imprisonment, ABSOLUTE SECURITY, Genuine .Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.Must Dear Signature of deficit on the last year\u2019s working of- in default of paying a fine.Wiflism Whiteman, of Portsmouth, who trades under the style of the.Imperial Sgencil Company, wag fined £6 108.at Tonbridge for using.the Royal arme on nptepaper ihout pe jan + 1 ; Amington .Hall, - near orth, which has just been.sol he seat of the Repington: family \u2018fis cldbe)dnr $00 yesrs.The family shows én unbroken descent from father to son for more than twenty generations.Carbonic aid gas in the lofm of a snow 100deg.below zero is the basis of a new treatment \u2018for lupus, birthmarks, and moles which, after an xtensive trial, is now in daily \u201cuse at Charing Cross Hospital.At the age of eighty-four 3 woman named Brown; who is an inmate of Grimsby Workhouse, has received a legacy of 12s.a week Being in constant pain, she has arran to stay on at the workhouse, the guardians taking 10s.a week and leaving her thy remainder for little luxuries.Haverfordwest Guardians have decided to grant relief to David Lewis, aged seventy, who, finding himself unable to pay rates and taxes some years ago, converted a fishing boat on the beach at\u2019 Fishguard into a home, and has since dived on crabs, mussels, and other shellfish.A fierce fight in midstream between two dog otters for the possession of their lady love, who spurred on the rival lovers by a continued whistling noise, was seen by an angler who was fishing at night for sea trout at Marron Foot, on the Cumberland Derwent.Lieut.-Colone! Gallwey, Governor of St.Helens, Speaking at the Constitutional Club, said that the inhabitants hoped to mtke a living out of the fibre industry, the spinning of the New Zealand flax, the lace industry, and a third industry, mackerel curing, which had been introduced by (2 Alfred Mosley.At the annual meeting of the National Poultry Organization , Society Viscount Helmsley, M.P., said now was the time for the home producer.In Yorkshire the total consumption of eggs was about £2,000.000 worth annually, but of this total consumption they only\" produce about £400,- 000 worth.- Acomia Many Men Nave it and Most of Them Worry About It.ACOMIA\u2014it's » ic word-\u2014what does it meen?Simply absence of hair.A baldheaded man has ACOMIA\u2014 absence of hair.A million more men will have ACOMIA a year from now if they do not get rid of disgusting dandrufl, Dandruff is caused by a germ.This iv a istent sort of germe works while you sleep and when you a .He bresklasts, dines and sups on the vitality stored in the hair roots, and the longer you toler ate his presence the surer you are of \u2018displaying a shine headpiece later on.Kill the et that's the only way to om growing bald.Any capable doctor will tel you eo.How tan you be sure thet you are kill the dendeuff germs! Simply by daily for two weska Parisian Sage, the most pleagant tonic for the halt \u2018the world bas ever Parisian Segue is the wmodt pleasant and invigoratiog hair dressing in the world.It is not or gressy.It will make women's hair soft, silky sud luxuriant in a few days.The girl with the Auburn hair is oa every bot- tie.Fiity cents a large bottle at drug.and at Heary Willis Bt.Jobn street, whe guarantess it.Mail orders filled, all charges prepaid, by the Canadian mahers, Girons Mig.Co., Fort Eris, Ont.When going to Montreal, why not travel by the steamers \u201cQuebec\u201d or \u201cMontreal,\u201d where a refreshing night's rest can be had?.Bteamer leaves every evening at 6 o'clock.CALIFORNIA HAS MANY SEMBLANCES TO ITALY Who that knows the Mediterranean country could fail to note the tie that binds the Latin lands to the hill-siopes facing the channel of Santa Barbara ?The soft breeze, fanning the face like a caress; the limpid air\u2014the cielo sereno dear to every Italian heart\u2014 the scent of the orange blossoms wafted from the terraces; the shimmering olives backed by dark oaks; the suave lines of the coast reaching from the headlands of Miramar and Montecito down toward the bluffs of Ventura ; the lazy blue sea sending its subdued rumble to the ear; the islands floating like mirages upon its bosom, evoke the noble panoramas of Camaldoli, of Positano, of Nervi, of Bordighera.Even the laborers, ploughing between the lemon trees, chatter the liquid note of Italy's language, and toward evening, when nature is stilled in the hush which comes with twilight, from the cottage behind our house, come the soft notes of the ro- mansas of Posilippo sung by the gardeners and their families.Such for the general impression.And even when you look more closely, the comparison holds in the gar- ens where the gorgeous hybiscus blooms beside the) sgapanthus, the heliotrope and hedges of strawberry guava; the bougainville transforms p:osaic cottages into Sicilian villas, and row upon row of pink amaryllis balance their shapely heads along the thways, their lily-like flowers unde- Ried by any leaf.The finely drawn mountains, with infinitely broken surfaces, fold on fold slong the ses, ashen in the white light of mid-day, rosy in the flush of evening, clothe their lower slopes with pungent thickets of southernwood and wild lilac where canaries nest and olugbirds whese azure wings flash in the sunlight, and the canon-wren whose song st daybreak awakens one with 8 thrill of pleasure.choicer homes, too, affect the Latin type, and, when not frankly Spanish, are built to recall the villss Capri or Serrento\u2014From \u201cItaly in California,\u201d by Braest Pelxotto in the RE- July Scribner.The Most Famous Brandy In The World\" .À + .\"When Brandy is men.tioned, one instinctively = * thinks of MARTELL'S.For almost two hun-.|\" dred years, this famous , | - Brandy has held the \u201c| *- affections ofritmsemenois- seur and the estpem of the physician.After a test of nearly two centuries, Ï MARTELL'S is every where acknowledged the world\u2019s finest Cognacoer aR For Sale By All Leading Wise Merchants, Scotch & Canadian Bricks Cement Plaster, Lime,Wheelbarrows Drain & Soil Pipe, Wall Ties Contractors U.F.DROUIN & CO., \" Bar fstuthsatxly.- & Plumbers Supplies and 180 ot Paul Same Phone 2401.UNIQUE SUMMER HOLIDAY PAPETERIES.| .I] Our papers appeal to people of refinement.The new line of summer holiday papeteries embraces over three hundred unique styles, including eleven highly colored - |§ boxes, depicting beautiful landscapes, views, and flowers Many of these boxes will | adorn the boudoir or library after their original contents are exhausted, as in manufacture future utility is combined witk artistic decoration.Prices are moderate.il.P.59, Dalhousie Stréet.Everyone should buy & box before leaving for the country DERY & FILS, STATIONERS EXCELLENT BUSINESS 8TAND IN THE LOWER TOWN.Boing the Assets of Neners Blowin, whish are for sale On account of Hi-health, I offer for sale, for immediate delivery, the ba'ance of my assets which consist of the following : \"8° ROLLING STOCK ! Black Mare.1 Cabrouet.1 Stanhope Buggy.1B .1 Red Reich with doors 1 Sleigh.1 Snow Berline.8 Sets of Harness.LANDS 2 lots of land at St.Malo 85 x 82, Marie de l'Incarnation Street, opposite the Church, near the convent, college, and electric cars.2 lots of land at Domaine Lairet, 25 x 60.situated near the Exhibition nde and about 800 feet from where the cars now pass: 5 shares in the Miller & Lotkwell Co., Ltd.Also a property situstdd at the corner of St.Paul and Dambou Btreeta, 61 foet-on St.Paul Street, with large store fn rear, suitable for wholesale trade in any live of business, or for insurance, offices, banks or other offices, and near all communications and the whole in perfént order.Immediate possession.A rossonable offer wil be considered.Kasy conditions, apply to BLOUIN corner = Paul and Dam bourges Strevts, Quabee.July 6xwed.thu.sat \u2018 traw Ha MADE JUST LINE NEW COLONIAL SHOE SHINING\u2019 PARLOR - Cures Horses of Whaezing St.Fereol, Co.Montmorency.Me.J.B.Morin,\u2014 Having read testimonials in favor of your Vigors in the press, T resolved to treat my two horses, which were sick of a cough, with this prepartation.I bodght two bottles and had the satisfaction of curing them completely.; RLIE > On Sele at sll good Druggists and Grocers.Quebeo : J.B, MORIN, St.Joseph St., Manufacturer, Quebes.Junet-law-satxN5 TELEPHONE: OFFICE 2156, TELEPHONE: RESIDUNGE 1608 JOS.ASSELIN rs CU LPTOR EEE Sculptor in Stone and construction work.Ah ) *, ways in hand, Monuments and Epitaphe day, Granite, Marble and Stone, Very low priced, ALSO MERCHANT OF BIST QUALITY LME rk .410 St.Paul St., Palace, Quebeo.July2zlaw satxly.\u2014 \u2014 LAURENT MOISAN- MANUFACTURER 05 ARTIFICIAL MARBLE 946-006 3t.Valier Stree}, finches.Chimney Mantels, Co ; Béntéans - Reliet Communion Tables, Podsetcle\" Mer unie of the & lee, Altars in Wood and M =.y Locle Planter ening.gael élites vi i drawings, YMoul ood Modelling ood Boulptures, a telly work st very low prices.A visit ie respust- tTolesnphène 8281 tu-thenst + OR / The Perfection Cuff, square corners.25c pair - SATURDAY.JULY 9, 1910 TS \u2018English Oxford & Zephyr, Soft Shirts ste Coyion Flannel 8hirts, Special $1.25 White Flannel! or White Duck Cricket Shirte Ceylon, Silk, Silk and Wool, Shirts, Double Cuff and Collar Btarched Front and Cuffs, Short Front, Zephyr Shirts MJ.H.MULLIN, Merchant Tallor and Haberdasher.ARE YOU GOING TO THE COUNTRY 2 We can All your Summer order with prompt despatch, pack NOW ON SALE mag vy in rene UE 1 high-grade Teas and Coffees.ce , n ruits in season.Usual high-grade Teas an wy ! inks : Li berry: Sener Lemmon 28 pummer drinks: Lime Juice, Rue- | RICHEL FI) ONT.NAY.CA, Vegetables in great variety.Wines and Liquors.\u2014w%- - @MENERAL GROCERIES BAY ST.PAUL, \u2019 a get eee MURRAY BAY M.BOYCE & SON, \u201cres CAP L'AIOLE 19-21 COTE D\u2019ABRAHAM.ESTAB'D\u2019 1856, .TRL 24 AND ALL mm \u2014\u2014=\u2014\u2014\u2014=\u2014=\u2014=\u2014\\| OTHER PSINTS OF CALL - ae i i i CHARLES VEZINA CONTRACTINS PLUMBER, TINSMITH and ROOFER | THOS.COOK & SON Summer Towrs 10 a8 parts Spociafly:-Stoam, Hot Air and Hot Water Heating\" * S00\" 2.5, 100s smer Varied assortiment of the moet modern Ticotetoal and Plombing Apparatus, as well es Kitchen and Passage Btoves ef all makes and Rolrigerators.\\ ALSO ON HAND Steamer \u201cFRONTENAC \u201d Roig niren Gok, Sa, 3.Momus Weather and circumstances permit.A complete assoriment of Asphalt and Rubber Roofing Materia, | ting, steamer will loave as follows : som the Brantford Rooflag Oompeny of Braniford, Ont, Mr.Vesina | St.Romuald.Quebechaving accepted the general agency of that firm for the district of Quebea, 500 by 6.00 a.m.Tide matesial advantageously splaces the present systems of Motel, | 10.00 a.m ooo \u20acbiryles und Comcrete Roofing, 1% pm.m ÿ nee) 7m - \" 500 p.m mn.119-123 BRIDGE STREET.QUEBEG | 8: Leal Bic m.5.80 po is oplane mm \u201cZodiac\u201d Biplanes }° tag :Monoplanes soiéo hp, - - Price £1,000.25040 hp: - Frise 8800, Tenuwe\u2014One-biré order, K .TE Omi re ere file ™ Write jor Catalogue and fall particeinrs.OfMoss and Werks - BRISTOL, ENO, Piying Grouné - SALIGBUR Tolopronker AVIATION, rita La wn ¥ ++ a Whervelt you go take a Waterman's Ideal with fou and you will at once ap- J preciate thut your writing can be done _ Ai with the ease and comfort for which this pen has proficiently provided.All Dealers that will net gum or sake en the choses.Shines agi on \u20ac inky and te Sriliant, nerd lasting ane waterprook.© ine ne turpentine, acids or injurious Ingredionts, ALL DEALERS, 10 THE P.P.DAGLEY C0.LIMITED, Hamilton, Ont., and Buttnte, N.Y.7 8 + THE SUMMER TIME Is Burglar Time \u2019 but it's your Qwo fauit if you loss your property.it costs very Bttte for you to maks us bear your loss If a burglar visits yeu, and our rates are the lewsst in Canada.Another polioy we issue covers you against theft hy demestts servants or sneak thieves.Give us the eppertunity te expiaia the advantages we offer, ASK FOR RATES ARTHUR E.SCOTT INSURANCE 85 St Peter Street, Quebec.Telephone 544 House Established 1675 * E.ROUMILHAC 48.50 Palace Hill Thel house in the province of Quebec for French and Foreign Wines, Liquors, French.Canned Goods, Olive Oils, ets, v i 2.\u2018 -Speriaitya Berdertx and Burgundz Winei- - TELEPHONE 1146, E ROUMILHA 48-50 Palace Hill - BI climates.| Removesall | ITI GUERRES ERS ITN YE W.BELLEAU = - TINSMITH, PLUMBER, ROOFER *FITTER OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES \\ .363 ST.JOHN ST.368.I make à specialty of attending to steam, bot water ead hot sir hesting TELEPHONE 1985 julyzxiawsatx6m.= - NEW GOODS FOR SPRING ~All the Latest Styles in FOOTWEAR * * For Bex; Aomen ¢° Children W.' JACQUES & SONS © CUSTOM WORK A SPSOIALTY.REPALNNG OF ALL KINDS DONS 4\" ou TNS PARMISSR.nm À NEW DIAMOND- LAND DISCOVERED, German Southwest Africa Inaccessible and Wild-\u2014Found in Handfuls, Nineteen days by the Deutsche Ost- Afrika Line from Southampton brings one to thé land of Monte Cristo, where the dlamonds in al) truth can be gathered in handfuls\u2014viz, German Southwest Africa.Its history is one more of English negl of à land that was developed by Behe pluck and British endurance, of native requests for protection, and of the calm weighing of the pros and cons by Downing street, assisted by the then mpnistry at the Cape (of which the present Prime Minister, Mr.Merriman, was & member), and the decision that it was not worth it and that the responsibility could not be undertaken, says ss correspondent of the London Standard.Instead, a wretched strip of land, 38 miles by 12, sround the port or barbor of Walfisch Bay, was taken, and the rcet left for him who wished.Wilfisch Bay\u2014a collection of tin shenties-\u2014even the meagistrate's house is a disgrace~-which to-day costs the Cape Government $23000 per annum, and until a few yeprs ago nearly $50, 000\u2014is composed of about six officials and 200 Hottentots.To-day, did Damaraland belong to Great Britain, at Luderits Bay there would be a population as large as Cape Town; and throughout the northern portion there would be thousands of prospectors seeking the minerals that hardly need finding, for within the first 44 miles of the coast the whole primary earth's surface is disclosed.A German Colony.The first diamonds were spoken of years ago, but intercourse with the country was difficult, the hardships were great, and the further objection of its being a German colony kept matters back until eighteen months ago, when some of the Cape \u201cboys\u201d who were working on the railway frum Luderitz Bay to Keetmanshoep brought in some of the sand with clear-colored stones among it, and ssid, \u201cBaas, diamonds.\u201d Places were looked for and found and pickle bottles full of diamonds were brought into Luderitz Bay from about a radius asked to give some cash and goods for asked to give some cash and gods fdr them.Misbelief was still there, and no one ventured.Even after the claims had been pegged off (one claim being then one kilometer\u2014two-thirds of a mile\u2014radius) and the Government license paid, viz, $15, these claims were offered in Luderitz Bay and Swakopmun for $18 or $20, and refused.- At last news was received and specimens of these stones were seen by some one from Cape Town, who at once understood the value, quickly got together a number of fields, and presto \u2014u diamond company which has paid the last year 55 per cent.on a capital of $750,000 without any efficient machinery, or any of the conveniences which now can be had, and mainly with pick.shovel and sieve.Now it is a large .industry,.and miles and miles of fields have been proved to contain diamonds.Alt land from the Orange river up to the twenty-sixth degree wan afterwards closed by the Government to prospectors, and reserved by the Colonial Ges:lischaft Company, a kind of chartered company of German Southwest Africa, As soon as the south was closed to them the prospectors went north\u2014 first to Spencer Bay, which had had proved of little or no value, then to Conception Bay, Oyster Cliffs, and Franciscus Bay, and, last of all to Hollams Bird, all of which places have fields where diamonds have heen found, and the question is now of the quantity and size of the stones.That there are diamonds is more than proved, as some thousands of stones have been registered, but eight, ten, twelve stones to the carat, sometimes as few as six to the carat, are of little value, and it is very doubtful if these fields will ever pay to work, There are great difficulties of water, and landing is sometimes not pessible for 14 days at Cenception Bay.The death roll during the prospecting period will never be known, as no record could possibly be kept.People stream into Luderits \u2018Bay from the Cape, from all parte.A Melenchoiy Find.Some prospectors at a place between Oyster Cliffs and Franciscus Bay (these are names only) found two bodies, one in a good state of preservation, with the hair on the head and flesh still on the bones, but the clothes rotted away, The second body, which was not covered by the sand, which is ever shifting, was not so well preserved.At the same spot several coins were found, marked O.I.V., 1749\u2014 old Dutch East India Company money, the relics of spme calamity of some shipwrecked crew on these inhospitable shores.One of the small steamers employed to run up and down the coast landing stores and water for expeditions at various \u201cdepots, when it can, saw three men on the beach at a place many miles from nowhere.ey waved and the good old skipper, think: ing they needed a lift, put a boat off for them, but they would not leave the shore; they were still seeking the tittle stones which would mean so much to them.They said they knew they were only 100 miles from Spencer Bay, where there was a depot, and they could do it.Boote gone, clothes in rags, a litle water in bottles, and four blscvits between them to do the journey on.Whether they ever reached the depot, no one will ever know.Every now and again @ riderless camel or horse arrives at Walfisch Bay or one of the southern depots, which tells its own tale\u2014some one left to die of thirst or hunger in the evershifting, waterless sand dunes.Althongh the worst is past, still people even now take their lives in their hands.In many places the only road te slong the beach, which can be passed only at low tide\u2014~with the ever shifting sand dunes to climb, which is impossible, as they rise In such places like a clif pver the sea, and, the treacherous tide rushing in on the other side, a Jiètle delay or an accident and all, is fnished.NO CRIME TO KILL CHRIST- JANG.That is Mohammedan Law in the Land of Egypt.The case of Wardani, the fanatic condemned to death by the Egyptian Criminal Court for the murder of the late Prime \u2018Minister Boutros Pasha, was last week referred to the Grand Mufti for confirmation.The Grand Mufti, we may remind our readers, is & functionary who can be best described as the chief ecclesiastical lawyer of the Mohammedan community in Egypt.On Saturday last thé Daily Telegraph published an account of the g.ounds on which he refused his sanction to the sentence of death.In the first place, he pointed out that the Prophet has said nothing in the Koran about the use of revolvers.Therefore apparently he who kills & man with a revolver is not guilty .of any crime known to the sacred law.Next the victim was a Christian, and the life of a true believer can never be taken merely on the ground that he has killed a Christian.Thirdly Boutrcs Pasha's relatives had not themselves appeared as prosecutors.This decision of the final interpreter of the Mohammedan law will sound to most Englishmen like some sort of ghastly opera boffe, but it would be most unwise to treat it altogether in such a spirit.Undoubtedly th.Grand Mufti's decision will seem not only good law but good morals and good religion to a very considerable portion of the Egyptian population.It is one of the great difficul- tice against which Mohammedan states struggle that the sacred law cannot be sltered by a hair's breadth by orthodox Mohammeduns, even though that law commits the true believer to such appalling paradoxes as those propounded by the Grand Mufti Curiously enough, however, this fact helps to make many.Mohammedans acquiesce contentedly if not gladly in British rule A good Mohammedan may always yield to superior force, and if othe.people will take the responsibility of transgressing the Mohammedan laŸ he need not excite himseif about it, but may acquiesce in the social convenience produced by such transgression.We believe we are right in saying that according to the orthodox interpretation of the Mohammedan law it is absolutely impossible to abolish slavery in a Moslem country.Yet many Mohammedans are very glad to acquiesce in its abolition.The practical haum done by the Grand Mu\u2019.5 decision has to be considered.We must face the fact that when Werdani goes to be executed\u2014the Grand Mufti's opinion will of course be ignored \u2014a great many Mohammedans all overEgypt who care nothing about the nationalism will be inclined to the belief that he died a martyr to the true faith.\u2018That being so, something will have to be done to strengthen the law in regard to the killing of Christians.\u2014Landon Chronicle.Hearing that an oil spring had been struck in a backyard at Leigh, Lancashire, 3 London firm sent down an expert, who was amused to find that the oil was refined, and the flow was due to = leakage from an.oilman\u2019's shop in the vicinity.The fluid had found its way through a forgotten conduit.RN Eo ES es TRATES Take Off the Fat Where It Shows Most women suffer much humiliation because of great quantities of fat, so located, that no matter how they dress, everybody sees that they are abnormal.This is the day of tha slender figer, and fat women are simply not tolerated either in business or social affairs.Women may not know it, but men when they see a fat woman pass them on the street make all manner of sympathetic remarks about her.They do not mean to be unkind of to seem unmaniy, butitis natural for a man to dislike fat on a woman.Where fat shows the môet there is where it must be removed, and as quickly as possible.The hot weatirer dresses seem to be made for the fat woman's misery and the slender woman's delight.They expose all the charms of woman and her ugliness as well.Exercise and her ugliness well, Exercise and diet will not remove fat.\u2018This has been ptoved.The famous Marmeola prescription which has met with such phenomenal success and has so many of our society women as its sponsors, is now being sold in tablet form to meet the demand of the public for this style of treatment.These little tablets go into your system just like food.They stop the stomach and digestive ap- paratub from producing fat and reduce the fat upon the body at the rate of from 13 to tS ounces 8 day.They are harmiess and can be carried in our purse snd taken even after you ave indulged in a hearty meal away from home.They are soié at af drug stores at 7S eents à case, or if you | SAFEGUARD | * Did you ever hear of a dealer advertising a Kodak as anything else but a Kodak?No, but you | have often heard of a dealer who advertised an__.camera as a ««Kodak,\u201d and of dealers who advertise _fikms as \u2018\u2018 Kodak\u201d films.All of which is our com- | petitors\u2019 acknowledgment of the superiority of Kodak goods.Don\u2019t be satisfied when you have seen a \u201cKodak\u201d sign over the door.Look for \u201cKodak\u201d on the goods.Its your only safeguard in certain stores.CANADIAN KODAK CO., Ltd.OFFICE AND FACTORIES, 582-562 King St.W., TORONTO, CAN.Think of Last Summer- ' You can remember days when the heat inside your kitchen was so great you could hardly bear it.With the righe stove you would have made a better hostess.Save your health.Don\u2019t put up with the drudgery of a coal Kk stove: does away with all drudgery of cooking.Why should you be a slave to a coal hen en tare on Oil \u2018Cock Stove ta You can change from a slow to a quick fire, or the other way about, by spy turning a wick, Apply a match, and in etantiy tbe heat from mn intense blue flame shoots upward through the turquoise - blue enamel chimneys to the bottom of Kestie or oven \u2014 but ne- where else, stove has every conve- tlence that can be thought of: Cabinet Zp wih shelf for keeping and bot, drop shelves to held coffee j fact every I Company, \" i 5 È FOR PERMANENT SIDEWALKS As in the past, the Company BLAIS & FRIGON is well equipped for the paving of sidewalks with their Mosaio Cement Blocks.These blocks may be bought by the hundred or by the thousand, well as the chain which serves as a border to the pavements, Speolalty\u2014Churon Steps, Passages, Cellars.BLAIS &FRIGON, Tol.3062.178 Crown Street.All Pavements bear the name of the Firm.Apl.21xtu,th,satx3m \u2014 COAL BEST SCOTCH AND AMERICAN ANTHRACITE COAL FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES A.K.HANSEN & CO.82 St.Peter Street PHONE 362.fer you wtite the Marmola Eomoaar, 854 Bldg.Detrois, 2 IR J.WINFIELD \u2014\u2014\u2014 Wedding Cakes, artistically finished Wedding Breakfasts, Birthday Cakes also Commumon Cakes, suitably ornas mented for the occasion.Strictly Pure Ice Cream, different flavours, and any quantity to suit pat- sons.Large and varied assortment of High Class Chocolates always # stock.Cream Caramels and Home Mad Candies, highest grade, gua Al, pure.Fancy Cakes, fresh every day, Jce Cream Soda.| Phone 170 126 St.John St may 2-lw | J.A.LALIB ERT MERCHANT-TALOR 2TT St.Joseph St.| QUEBEC Specialty\u2014Latest style Tweeds, Serges and Vicanas Ema May17-tu-thu-sat-2m Castle Blend Tea EN Some of Our Special TEA VALUES Our Victoria Blend per 1b.306 Our Windsor Blend \u201c 350 8 pound caddy $1.00] Our Oriental Blend *¢ 400 Our Imperial Russian Blend.\" 500 Our Choice Ceylon Flowery Pickings\u2018\u201c 60 Our Lapsang Souchong \u201c 750 Our Rajah Blend Tea Blossoms.\u2018\u201c $1.00 Finest Tea the World Can Produce P.G.COPEMAN Gas'lo Blend Teas & Coffees 135 St.JOUN 8T.| ALBERT PAQUET, M.D.From the Paris Hospitals\u2014Profese sor of Anatomy and applied surgery i ap Tes Hore to 1.30, and 4 ta 6 and 7 to 8 P.M.ACHILLE PAQUET, MD.Ex-House Surgeon to the Hotel Dieu Hospital\u2014=From the Paris and\u2019 Berck sur Mer Hospitals, Specialities :\u2014Urinary Diseases and Orthopedic Surgery, iscases of the Bone and joints ; Cuberculosia, frac tures, dislocations.Office Hours \u2014&30 to 10 AM.; 1 to 4, and 7 to 8 P.M.The two doctors will practice im partnership.Offices \u201471 Ste.A\\ue Street, Quebec, Telephone 1501 .spdlxly, RED CROSS FLY PASTE cap Trane-St.Laurent Navigation Oey.Ltd Head SfMies, Praservile, P.4.the South side of \u201cKingdom of the A \u2014\u2014\u2014 SUMMER SERVICE 1910 JULY and AUGUST Mes Wot.Tue Prd.There Bet Arr.lente arr, Louve Ary.Lesve PORTA Bay ot.Rime.Riviere dn Lowp @) Stops if desired, Russ to suit the Richrelte fie also the Totercoloniai and Temiscona: twaya Transportation of passengers a t: for information apply to Wh 080.PELLETIER, Maragon v Post-Gards We keep everything worth while in POST CARDS, Views, (\\mics || and Fancy Cards.We have over 200 different colored views of Quebec and vicinity at ONE CENT EACH SOUVENIRS © Enamelled Brooches, Buckles, Pins, Etc.Aluminum Match Safes, Pipe \u2018Racks, Ete.Also Fancy Souvenir articles in bronze, Glasy, Leather, Etc.T.H O'NEILL, 248 St.John Street COOL WEATHER Always Avsilable at Small Cost.Try ona of our latest improves ELECTRIC FANS MECHANICS SUPPLY COMPANY, ! - Flour, Grain, Pork, General Provisions \u2014 ALSO \u2014 Moulee, Bran, Shorts Recleaned Oats, Hay, Feed of all kinds GEO.TANGUAY ST.PAUL ST.Lower Town RABY CARRIAGES TURNITURE AND BEDDING Mirrors In Variety Cheap Cash Sale Furniture Repaired.Polished nad Ciphastered D.S.Rickaby Cabinet Making and Undertaking Establishment Phone 351.337 6 John St.DRUGS! DRUGS! One of the Most Modern Drug Stores in the City PRESCRIPTIONS GIVEN MOST CAREFUL ATTENTION.JOS.E.TURCOT.117 JOHN ST.Cheapest and Best Store in the City HEAD QUARTERS FOR Peterson Pipes All Kinds of Souvenirs SB Own Make In All Styles Post Cards News Papers and Bonbone Mail Orders Carefully Attended To BURNS 63.65 BUADE ST.THOS.(Formerly of Chateau Froateoac) June24xIm About a Big Sale mt Success on Every Point and on Every Side at Myrand & Pouliot\u2019s Firm On the firm's side success in the cash sale; on the customers\u2019 side, success regarding the good bargains obtained.This week was appreciated by the whole population.The to-day comers regret having been terday, and are firmly decided to fe every day.It is always pleasant to make money and there is plenty for everybody.Come at the earliest sides the forget away yes.at the place ot he client posite, moment, and be.to stop a moment at the Silk Department.Taffeta Silk, 36 inches vide, 32-20 for.vevscco $140 Bogost Bk Sk, $1 for.-vv1o ooo Shantung Silk, special price.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.B52 AI ie SK Remans, Mo Noter of wha! uly, Black or Colored, Sold ar 24¢ 0 Yan.5,000 yards of our famous silk, all desirable de- signe and colors, 15c a yard.It is chea than cotton, lasts ten times as long, and washes beautifully.that MYRAND & Keep always in your mind POULIOT'S FIRM will alwa regarding choice and cheap price.MYRAND & POULIOT 215 Joseph Street, St.Roch stadd at the head g ; tion, I would like to know by what} ere yesterday on the Tunisianwhy I should be compelled to pay al- § ' most three times the present fare by ! | glorious privilege of travelling by a ] mit themselves to be muzzled in this # : manner and bulldozed into paying ad- \u2019 THB QUEBEC (HRONIOLE POSLAN'S GREAT WORK iN CURING, ECZEMA mener Uniform Success of the Treatment of All Surface Skin Diseases.The remarkable work which Poslam, he new skin remedy, is accomplishing in the eradication of eczema includes cases of many years\u2019 standing the trouble having affected all parts of the body.\u201cFor fifteen years I have had eczema on my head,\u201d says Mr.E.C.Staton, Woodbridge, Va., \u201cthe scalp being nothing but blotches, I found that the first box of Poslam helped me, and now my scalp seems to be entirely cured, leaving it clear and perfectly white.I think it is the greatest remedy in the world for this disease.\u201d All-other skin diseases, inclug- \u2018ing acne, tetter, shingles, barber's [tes piles, salt rheum, skin scale, ete, are relieved and cured by poslam in like manner, itching being stopped at once.The less serious troubles, such as pimples, red and inflamed noses, fever blisters, 8 nbu.n, ete, respond so readily that results are seen after fan overnight application.| Write to the emergency Laboratories \"32 West 25th street, New York City, .and they will send you:by mail, free tof charge, in plain wrapper, enough .Poslam to cure a small :affected sur- .face, clear the complexion or remove | pimples.\u2018 Poslam is sold by Henry Willis, 4 \"St.John St, and all druggists evry- where in two sizes at $0 cents or $2.1 i ; Correspondence.SRR RI Has: ! | | \u201cPoint Levi, July 7, 1910, To the Editor of The Chronicle: | Dear Sir\u2014In view of the recent judicial utterances on the ferry ques- i legal right 1 am to be deprived of the | cheapest mode of transportation, and the Quebec & Levis Ferry Co.for the so-called New Ferry Co.?Why will: the citizens of Quebec and Levis per- ditional fare to a so-called New Ferry Co.that has no actual legal existence.Surely a company whose boats are not { in any respect acording to the city bylaws, and bave not even been accepted by the city as competent to carry | human freight, let alone measuring up to the standard called for, cannot claim to have any legal right of existence as a company?Yours truly, A LEVITE.To the Editor of The Chronicle : | I just want to call the attention of ! Messrs.the Harbor Commissioners to a | eertain danger which exists on the north side of the Louise Basin\u2014the inner and outer one.It consists in that there was & wooden structure made to prevent the falling of the stowewsll into the basin.! But close to the cross wall there is a length of about 100 feet which remains as it was before.Bo this is where stands | the danger for the people walking niong | tbe now wharf, especially at night time.{ With the least distraction of a footstep one may fall into the water, : Hoping we wea\u2019t have to regret any socident before we ses a little fence erect- $3, which won't be any bother to navigas on.I remain, | : A MARINER LOST CHECKS.Twenty-three checks drawn on La Caisse d'Economie, St Sauveur, were lost on Tuesday, the Sth instant, between the offices of La Banque Nationale, St.Roch, La Caisse d\u2019Economie, St.Roch, and La Caisse d'Economie, St.Sauveur, passing by St.Joseph and St.Valier streets.As these checks are payable to order they are of no utility for the one finding them, and, moreover, the Banks having recetved notice, will refuse to cash any of these checks, but they are, however, necessary to the messenger having lost them.: A reward will be given to the person remitting these checks to the bank «ing houses hereinbefore mentioned.POWER DEVELOPMENT AT ST.ALBAN, ON BTE: ANNE RIVER.(From the Canadian Electrical News.) \u201cA small but very interesting power development is under way at St.Alban, on the Ste.Anne river, for the Deschambault Electric Company, At | the dam site the stream flows between | two perpendicular limestone walls only 38 feetgapart.In this narrow gorge a reinforced concrete dam will be built creating a reservoir 3 miles long from which s surplus of water may be drawn during the low water periods at the time of maximum load.The flow of Ste.Anne river with a normal head of fifty feet, will justify the development of 1500 kilowatts divided between 3 units.For the pre sent two units only will be installed.The power house, à stone construction will be situated close to the dam, the steel flumes from the forebay to the turbines being only about 25 feet long, The 3 phase 60 cycle current will be raised from 2,000 to 25000 volts and distributed in seven or eight villages within a radius of 15 miles.The con tract for the dam hae just been sward- ed to R.C.Argall Company, of Montreal, for $31,300, Mr.J.F.Guay ls consulting engineer-in-charge for the Deschambault Company.\u201d In going to Montresl, the mest luz- urious way is by the steamers \u201cQuwebec\u201d and \u201cMontreal,\u201d leaving Quebec every evening at 8 o'clock.TONOMEAD R05 TR SCA SEGRE, PERSONAL T.D.Wardiow, of Toronto, is registered at the Clarendon.W.E.Rood and wife, of Halifax, are at the Clarendon.: Alex 5.Hart, of Toronto, is stopping at the Clarendon.Henri Cote and sister, of Levis, are leaving for a trip to Halifax.H.C.Birley and family, of Florida, are stopping at the Clarendon.W.H.Newhall and wife, of Chicago, are stopping at the Clarendon.Mrs, W, S, Ashe and family left yesterday for Oak Bluff, Mass, where they will spend the summer holidays.Senator Choquette left last night for Old Orchard to join bis family, who are summering- (here.Mr.W.D.Scott, Commissioner of Immigration, leaves on July 15 for Great Britain to inspect the immigration offices.Mr.A.J.Stearns, of Springfield, Mass, new physical director of the Y.M.C.A, in this city, has arrived in town.Misses Beatrice Jacques and Ada Jackson left yesterday per C.P.R.on a holiday trip to Toronto and Niagara Falls.Rev.Father Choquette, Superior of St.Hyacinthe College, arrived in town last night to attend Mgr.Laflamme\u2019s funeral this morning.Mrs.William Robb, 384 Mountain street Montreal, is spending the month of July with her daughter, Mrs.\u201d] B.B.Stevenson, 117 Grande Allee.Mr.and Mrs.Fergus Murphy and family and Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Boisvert and family leave this morning for Murray Bay, where they will spend the summer months.Messrs.Crow and Murray, the well known horse breeders of Toronto, who were successful at the International Horse Stow, England, arrived The engagement is anno 'nced of Miss Louise Mor.is Hays, third daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Melville Hays, to Mr.Harold Grier, son of Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Grier.The fiiends of the Rev.Mr.Ellis, pastor of the Baptist Church, who has been ill for some time, will be pleased to learn that he is rapidly improving in health.He was able to go for a drive yesterday.It is expected that Lord Brassey will sail next month for Quebec and Montreal on bis celebrated steam yacht Sunbeam, which has already {been over here several times.He will come via the straits of Belle Isle.A team of British lawn bowlers will sail from England on August 12.The party will consist of about thirty persons, and it is understood that some ladies wili accompany the party.About four weeks will be spent in Canada.A marriage has been arranged between Harel, daughter of the Hon.Charles Mackintosh, formerly Lieu- : the Northwest i ial si Territories, and Mr.Mackintosh, and | bart in the secretarial side of the work tenant-Governor of Mr.Arthur Guise, Comptroller of the Household of the Governor-General of Canada.The Duke of Marlborough presided at the annual meeting of the Central Emigration Board, London, Eng., last Wednesday.The Duke of Sutherland, ex-President of the Board, and Sir Clement Kinlock Coke, chairman, \"and Admiral Lord Charles Beresford i has also joined.Arrivals at the Neptune Inn :\u2014P.Lamontagne, Quebec : C.Gagnon, Ste.Helene ;: C.Harrington, Toronto ; A.B.McDbnald, Quebec ; P.F.Renault, Dr.E.M.Dechene, Beauceville ; W.Dowdling, C.Elmer, Ottawa ; KE.Normand, Cap St.Ignace ; Mrs.A.Forget, A.Bedard, Baie St.Paul ; F.Messe, Montreal.Latest arrivals at the Blanchard :\u2014 H.H.Dunn and wife, Nicolet ; À.R.Wallie, Moncton, N.B.; 8.Boyce, Dominion, N.B.,; H.Tomkinson, H.Jones, Moncton ; Miss Gravel, Mrs.Gravel, J.Duquette, Ottawa ; Nap.Dion, Fraservifle : H.Hardy, Bt.Basile ; A.Cloutier, L'lalet ; Jules Pothier, H.Hainer G.Mousette, D.J.Cable, Montreal | Jules Frenette, Reno, Nevada ; F.E.Bernler, Montmagny ; J.N.Work, St.Sylvestre.Arrivals at the Victoria \u2014F, Boulanger, J.M.Stanley, Mr, and Mrs.F, Erlebord, G.Marchand, Mr, and Mis.A.Lachance, H, Farmer, Montreal ; J.B.Deschamps and wife, Lachine ; G.J.Bicker, Buffailo ; Dr, Woods, Aylmer, P.Q.; Mr.and Mrs.H, D.Matteson, Utica ; Mr, and Mss.H.H.Dunn, Victoriaville { J.BE.Courette, Lawrenceville | J.Murphy, Ottawa | Mr.and Mrs.G.F.Mutten, New York ; Mr.and Mrs Lavecque, Paris ; A.Lalonde, N.Lalonde, C.Harris, Mr.and Mrs, .C.Dionne, L.Bouvier, Montreal ; J.Rockstein, Edmundston, N.B, ; P, Paquet, St.Hyacinthe ; J.O, la.valle, Armagh j J.M.Shanahan, New Haven ; J.Mullin and wife, Bay City ; E.Charmel, Nisgasa Falls ; L, Pelletier end wile, St.Jerome, ANOTHER BIG SHOW AT MONTMORENCY FALLS The present amusement bill of fare at Montmorency Falls has demonstrated that quailty rather than quantity is appreciated by local theatregoers.It is with this end in view that the man agement has selected the following high-class programme {er the coming week, The principal feature will be the Four Flying Dotrdens, America\u2019s most sensational casting act.These gentlemen have no superiors and few equals on the horizontal bars, and the marvellous feats performed by them are nathing short of startling.Another aerobatic number, although on entirely different lines, will be presented by Willis apd Lewis, They bill them: selves as the twa funny clawns, and if reesnt press clippings.ara aay crite rien, they should mere than make good with Quebacers.De Alma and Mae, two experts on tha banjo, and Monsieur Valleriere, the jovial French comedian, who needs no introduction to lecalites, completes & bill of excel- lence that should appeal even to the most hardened critic, mn mem ae satis mete re a pe ae ce me - SATURDAY.JULY 9, 1910 TT WOMAN WHO - POSED AS A MAN Twenty-Five Years\u2019 Masquerade in Order to Protect .Girl's Honoe.- London, July 7.\u2014No novelist or dramatist ever imagined « more romantic story than that told at an inquest on a person who figured on the coroncr\u2019s certificate as \u201cHarry Lloyd,\u201d but who was reilly Marie Le Roy, daughter of a distinguished Belgian Army officer.For twenty-five years all who knew the dead woman had looked upon her as 3 man.Even the young woman who was believed to be \u201chis\u201d daughter, looked upon \u201cHarry Lloyd\u201d as her father, and knew no different until deat hrevealed the secret of sex.And what was the motive for this strange masequerade?The whole story may never be known, for the dead woman took her secret to the grave with her: but the evidence at the inquest and the result of independent inquiries leave little doubt that Marie Le Roy was a true heroine, who deliberately sank her own identity and sex for the sake of another woman.To save that woman's honour she posed as her husband and the |\u2019 father of her child.Even when the child's mother died twenty years ago Marie Le Roy gave no hint that she was other than what she seemed.As \u201cHarry Lioyd\u201d she was known in the Enfield district, and she supported herself and the little girl by giving lessohs in French and German, and trained little Elizabeth to.become a school teacher.\u201cHarry Lloyd,\u201d too, took a keen interest in politics, and religiously registered \u201chis\u201d vote at election times.A few years before, \"Eliza Lloyd, wife of Harry Lloyd.news agent,\u201d died at Ponder's End, Marie Le Roy was a friend .of Mrs.Austid Holyoake, whose husband was the foun es of the Old Hall of Science in Oldstreet, and was also Bradlaugh's publisher.Some time prior to the birth of Elizabeth Lloyd, Marie Le Roy disappeared, and \u201cHarry Lloyd\u201d came into the ken of men and women, Marie Lé Roy Disappears.Mr.Holyoak\u2019s widow said that she was satisfied that \u201cHarry Lloyd\u201d and Marie Le Roy were identical.\u201cIt was, I suppose, in the early seventies when I became acquainted with Marie Le Roy,\u201d said Mrs.Holyoake.\u201cAt that time she was acting as French gov erness in a large West.End house.She was a charming little lady-~very dainty, very vivacious, and very lovable.I had not then been married very long and she became exceedingly attached to no.| \u201cI introduced her to the Hall of Science circle.and she became a great help there, always taking an active and in the management of the lec: tures.She was well known to all the circle, including Mr.Charles Bradlaugh and my late husband.\u201cHer French was so beautiful that eventually I engaged her to teach the language to my little children, and for that purpose she came to lve with us.She lived in our house, I suppose, for about three years.During that time her devotion to me was quite remarkable.Though she was so tiny, I got to look upon her as a \u2018big brother.\u201d \u201cThe way she looked after me was the only thing about her really suggestive of masculinity.For the rest, she had & somewhat square face, and wore her hajr short, but she appeared to me as a sweet little lady.\u201cWhile she was with us she had a serious illness, and I nursed her through it.Her mother came over from Brussels, where her home was, to see her.When Marie got better I accompanied them both back to Brussels.\u201cWe began to drift apart about thirty years ago, soon after I remarried, and when I last saw her in 1800 she told me that she was living with 8 woman friend.She seemed to disappear quite suddenly, and I never heard anything of her from that time.I made many inquiries, but could not traee her, nor did any of the circle hear of her again to my knowledge.\u201d The Doctor's Discovery.No wonder, for Marie Le Roy was dead to the world.But in Hackney there arrived a Mr.and Mrs.Hasry Lloyd with their little daughter.The trio \u2018moved from Hackney to Tottenham, then to Edmonton, and Iater to Ponders End.There Mrs.Lloyd died, and the \u201cwidower\u201d and little Elizabeth went to live at Enfield.In a tiny four roomed cottage, in Alma road, the couple lived, the \u201cfather\u201d giving les: sons in languages.\u201cHe\u201d was a feminine looking \u201cman,\u201d only 4 feet 10 inches in haight, with emall hands and feet, à soft voice, and hair usually reaching to the shoulders, hut nobody seems to have suspected the truth.So the years rolled on \u201cHarry Lloyd\u201d gradually losing \u201chis\u201d teagh- ing connection, and being glad to do any odd job, this, however, veing counter-balanced by the fact that Miss Lloyd was able to ~arn enough to keep the little home going.Three months ago \u201cOld Harry Linyd\u201d was taken ill, but strenuously opposed the calling of a doctor, Then Dr.Foott, who lives near by, was called in, but it was too late.The medical man mew \u201cHarry Lloyd\u201d well by isght, and had often spoken with \u201chim® without suspecting the truth, But to his quick eye the dead face aroused suspicions that it had never done in life.\u201cI was called in to see 6 man.That is the face of a\" woman,\u201d he exclaimed, \u201cOh, ne\u201d ssid Mins Lloyd, who steod in the room, \u201cthat ie my father.\u201d A few moments inter Dr.Foott as merite tr + ¢ Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Conpen) a tm a emits comm odd Bre.iin bs on Ae | sured the grief-stricken young woman that the dead person wam a woman, adding, \u201cSurely this was your mother, not your father.\u201d \u201cBut my mother died twenty years ago.If this is not my father, who is it, and who am I?\" cried the bewildered women.Naturally the astounding news caused the greatest excitement, in the district, where it formed practically the sole topic of conversation.' JUST RECEIVED\u2014 A new Jot of colored dress muslins, worth 15c and iSc.On sale to-day at 9c.THOS.DONOHUE, 188-194 St.John Street.School of Mining A COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE, Affiliated to Quesn\u2019s University, KINGSTON, ONT.For Calender of the Scheel and further inf te the Sowetary, Schovl of Mining, ee Res.W.D.ARMETRONS, HLA, DB, President \u2014 EDUCATIONAL Ottawa A First Clans Residential School For Cris snd Young Ladies, Students should enr now for session 1910 - 1911, RITE FIR CALENDAR AND PARTISVLARS.br: A.GQ.VERRET, > and General ineuraltee Agent .HOUSES FOR SALE-ORTO LET IN ANY PART OF THR CITY.\u2019 .+ i Real Estate 030.of all colors.Long Stemmed s Always on hand Roses and Carnations of every shade.MRS.LEMIFU 26 Stanislas Street.Telephone 296 : -: - of Re 9 lewtu 2 1 = ren @ Rajab Also Lawn and Linen Embroidered Lingerie blouses Bi .: Ladies\u2019 and Children's princess dresses in Madres ant a a French Mull.Also lew wash collars, jabots, belts, ecc., 1 : the latest styles Hand made Embroidered Underclothin, M a a specialty.= = M un | > M sMrs.D.R.Murphy,\" : 46 Fabrique Street.u SOSSSSESEESSRSNSHENEEENASNER, ust ived latest styles in Trimmed Summer Hat Mn tor Daten\u201d ag Child or 3 New wash coat suits and separate costs in Repp and M.\u2014 *- Phone 22.P.J.COTE, St.John Street\u2014 \u2014 Opposite Palace Hill: = == \u2014 \u2014\u2014 a | Remarkable Sale of Curtains es ,( Curtain Materials of all Sorts.-*.A \u2018Nottingham Nets in all kinds, White Nets, with ox why out {rillings, Colored Nets, with and without frillings, C Muslins, Imitation Japanese Silks, Colored Scrim_Afkan- pats m terns, ~Colored Scri White and Colored Madras, the new Cathedral patterns, fects.unisian patterns, | Colored Madras in two tone ef- , White, Cream and Ivory in \u2014 pret, Swiss Muslins for curtains, Florentine Net for curtains, White Grenadines in every style.\u2014\u2014 Curtains by French Style, Point.Applique in white.and cham Marie Antoinette in White and Ivory, Guipure d'Art in w and drab, Point de Lisse, Point de Cretonnes and Taffetas The patterns are of thu latest production andl the tion of every one who see that: \"teurs.mes u Portieres, Furniture Coverin are our speciality.RET.the Pairs he, | ; ite Renaissances in every shade.+ wl » admire; Ve \u201c a Carpets, and Oil Closhs "]