The Quebec chronicle, 11 octobre 1911, mercredi 11 octobre 1911

[" The Weather Fair, Higher.Temperature.Temporatures Minimum, 34; Maximum, 62.ESTABLISHED 1764.QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, DIXO\u201d 1s a Combination of FINEST ESSENCE OF ENGLISH BEEF and the DIXON'S DOUBLE-DIAMOND CHOICE OLD PORT WINE.Itls prepared by a special process, each bottle containing the essence of ébout 3 Iba of Prime English Beef.There is nothing like \u201cDIXO\u201d for a general tonic, and a wineglass at any time is a marvellous restorative, being readily taken and assimilated when solid foods are \u2018rejected, .RUSSELL CASE ACNNST PINKERTONS Counsel Addressed Jury at the Closing Session of the Famous Trial, they represent, and together form a strong combination, One of the strongest criticisms directed against the Laurier government was that from the first it could not be regarded as fairly representative of the country at large.As the years went by and the northwest rapidly increased in population, this lack of distributive representation became 8 sore point, even in the Laurier party.When Sir Wilfrid Laurier went into power in 1896, eight out of his sixteen ministers came from the province of Quebec, while to the province they GETS TO WORK Meeting Was for Organisation Purposes and to Consider Dates for Bye-Eelections, From the Trapper Prepared By of Ontario he allotted only four, the MORGAN BROS.same number being distributed among \u2019 Di t t Y 16 Mark Lane - - .- London the ; Maritime «Provinces, ond the | Montreal, Que, Oct.10\u2014The end re.Jit Oct.10\u2014(Special to rec 0 OU whole of Canada west reat ¢ Chronicle.)\u2014Three hours after Quart Bottle.$1.75 Per Case.510.50 Lakes had only one minister.Hon.of the long-drawn-out Russell con- being sworn in by Earl Grey, the Borspiracy case came today shortly after five o'clock, after five somewhat lengthy addresses by opposing counsel.The final session was opened after lunch by Mt.Aime Geoffrion, senior counsel for the\u2019defence.He took the whole matter in detail and argued that so far as the Patterson badger game affair was comoerned, the Pinkertons had acted throughout in good faith, had furnished their reports for what they were worth as coming from the Hotel Maryland and the persons mentioned, and had offered to make more Mr.Borden has avoided this error.Not only is his cabinet composed of strong representative men, but the portfolios, have been distributed in à more equable manner.The opinion may exist that Premier Borden has given Quebec more than fair play.Certainly he has dealt generously with that province, viewed from the standpoint of practical politics, but it is evident he took a statesmanlike view of the situation and his action should impress the people of that province from the outset with the fact that there is no likelihood of their receiving anything else but fair play at the bands of the new premier.\u2014 TE season, for the first time, the people of Quebec are given an opportun- H ity to buy the finest Furs in Canada at the actual wholesale prices of Canada\u2019s Largest Fur Factary.In the past, PAQUET FURS have been sold through the leading Fur Stores in alt parts of Canada, and you bave more than likely bea wearing them without knowing it.These Fur Stores prefer to put their own label on the Furs they sell, hence the reasan you have not seen the \u201cPaquet\u201d label unless you bought here.But now we are going te sell DIRECT to the Wearer, and give YOU the benefit of the wholesale prices.You can thus mave from 25 p.c.to 40 p.c.en your Furs if you den Cabinet got down to work and held its first Council meeting.It lasted for an hour, until the new Premier and his colleagues went to bid farewell to Earl Grey, who left on a special for Quebec.The Cabinet meeting was for organization purposes, and the question of dates for bye-elections made necessary by acceptance of office was taken up, but left over until tomorrow.The Council is called again for 11 o'clock in the morning.Martin Burrell the new Minister of Agriculture, is the only one absent from the capital.He will be sworn in by the Duke of Connaught next week, and leaves British Columbia, for the east tomor- 94 and 96 St.John Street Oct.11,law.wed.x1m A.GREN Phone 1141 : AEN CABINET OF - THE OMINON \u2018Press of the Dominion Express ord.\u2018That on occasion he has been weak in leadership where he might well have been strong his own supporters have frequently said.But he is an honorable, courteous, clean- minded, and clean-handed man for whom no Canadian need apologize cither at home or abroad.In the formation of his ministry Mr.Borden has again given evidence that self-assertion and public count far more in his eyes than modest worth.Their Views on the Selection of Mr, Borden.Halifax, N.8, Oct.10.\u2014In speaking editorially of Mr.Borden's cabinet the Herald (Conservative) Yomorrow in the course of its leading article will say: The abundance of splendid material from which to choose advisers was doubtless Premier Borden's chief dif- fieulty io the formation of his cab- \u2018inet.In his final selection, made with a master hand, the Premier surrounds himself with the most representative and best all-round body of men ever constituting the government of Canada.A cabinet of practical business men, rather than politicians, who will command the entire confidence of the independent voters of the Dominion, and the Nationalists of Quebec, as well as of the Conservative party, and will also compel the respect of what remains of the once great Liberal party.The administration of the Department of Railways will bring Hon Frank rape into direct and very .fhe ti with the people of the ritime provinces; and the Herald Betieves that his businessiit-adnifrrie- tration will promptly bring Mir Vie same degree of Eonfidence from the people of the Atlantic seaboard provinces that he now enjoys in the great] province of Ontério.Tt is, of course, to be greatly re- grefted that the Nova Scotia cabinet representation is reduced owing to the prospective loss of parliamentary representation, but the prestige of being represented by the Prime Minister makes up for any loss of cabinet representation.Though the new Minister of Trade .and Commerce is allotted to Ontario, Hon.George E.Foster is, and may still be counted a maritime man.An evidence of Mr.Borden's liberalism and liberality of view is his selection of Hon.W.T.White, a lifelong Liberal, and one of the ablest of the Liberal business men of the Dominion, as the representative of the great army of Liberals who separated from their party on the vital rade issue decided by the people last month.« Toronto, Ont, Oct.10\u2014The World will say editorislly tomorrow: There was a stupendous struggle at Ottawa over the formation of the Borden cabinet.Some rames were selected, more were forted into the slate.We imagine no prime minister in this country was so beset as was Mr.Borden, who is possessed of a bigh sense of fairness.He has succeeded in getting a cab- met of more Ahan average ability, snd, under okdinary circumstances, There will be criticism enough of his cabinet from Conservatives to make much from Liberal sources unnecessary.Especially will there be grave objection to the inclusion of Messrs.Rogers, Foster and Monk in the government.Mr.Rogers brings to Ottawa from the west a sinister reputation as a politician skilled in the human devices that count fer fare more in the winning of elections than high ideals and patriotic fervor.It would almost seem that Mr.Borden chose him to \u201ccarry the bag.\u201d If that was the purpose the choice is well made.\u2018The Globe cites its objections to Mr.Foster and Mr.Monk, the former on his record as manager of the Union Trust Company and the latter as \u201cthe mouthpiece of Mr.Bourassa,\u201d and predicts that there will be neither a Canadian navy nor a contribution to the Imperial navy.Of Mr.White the Globe says: As a Liberal he has supported a moderate tariff, and when the manufacturers, who regard the recent victory as an opportunity for an increase in their protection, begin to interview Mr.White matters will become interesting.The Big Interests who forced him into the government probably will nee profit so much from his alfratisn To 1NE nis f fine ss | they would have done bé pinning their hopes upon some \u201cregular\u201d Congervative protectionist like Mr.Kemp or Mr.Ames.London, Ont, Oct.10\u2014The Free Press tomorrow will say: Hon.Mr.Borden\u2019s cabinet will establish its fitness for office in the government which it gives to the country.Meanwhile there will be cabinet makers throughout Canada who would have done differentiy had they been in the position of the Premier.For ourselves we are bound to say we believe that the new government will give a most excellent account of itself.Of the personnel of the Borden government it can be said that it is one in which the country may cheerfully repose confidence.Naturally it is subject for criticism in certain quarters.We should feel some fear for the future of a government which at its launching pleased everyone.But the critics will be put to rout.A master hand is at the helm of the ship of state.Ottawa, Ont., Oct.10\u2014The Ottawa Citizen tomorrow morning will say: Among the first comments after the recent election regarding what was most to be desired in the formation of the new cabinet, two points were emphasized.First, that young men or more correctly, men in the prime of life, should be selected and that the representation should be more equally Montreal, Oct.10\u2014The Gazette tomorrow, commenting editorially on the new cabinet, will say in part: The cabinet which Mr.Borden has formed bears evidence in its composition that, like practically all cabinets, it is the result of compromise.Consideration is not only claimed for men because they come from this or that geographical district, but some are pushed forward because of the place of birth of their grandfathers or great-grandfathers, and some because of the peculiar theological views their parents have instilled into their minds.All these things have in the past served to keep good men back and to help inferior men to the front.They will probably do so in the future, but in lessening degree, it can be hoped.They have been more evident in connection with other cab: inets than in that of Mr.Borden.He, however, had to consider also, other things, growing out of recent events in parliament and the country.So there are absent from the cabinet list some names that had been generally looked for, while included as holders of portfolios are some whose preferment was not expected so soon.The list as it stands includes a goodly mumber of capable men, and as wes the case in the Laurier goverment, the share af the province of Québec is not small.Îts representatives whô are old in publie and parliamentary life include Mr.Doherty, whose sound sense, cool judgment and broad-mind- way of looking at public issues will make him a cautious and safe counsellor for the Prime Minister and his colleagues.One of his colleagues is Mr.L.P.Pelletier.Mr.Pelletier is old in public life though new to the House of Commons.In the field -of provincial politics he has held his own with the best, and in connection with the late provincial campaign issued a programme that showed him to be & man of political insight and constructive ideas.Mr.Monk needs no praise in the province of Quebec where his capacity and high sense of honor have won for him a share of the public respect that is a help to any cause with which he is associated.The province of Ontario is to have among its representatives\u2019 Mr.Francis Cochrane, who was a principal organizer of the victory of last month and showed himself to be a resourceful and energetic general.He will have a« one colleague Mr.George E.Foster, one of the capable men in publie life, whose power of studying and presenting a case is exceeded by that of no one in Parliament.Another old parliamentary hand is Dr.Roche of Manitoba, a capable speaker, a man of fine instincts, who is respected by all, and who will seek to do that which is right and good for the country.There are in the new government exact inquiries as to Patterson and the Allen woman.He further claimed that nothing of malice or bad faith had been alleged against the defendants in this matter, but only mismanagement.Mr.Geoffrion went over the getting of reports from the Hotel Maryland, and declared that nothing had been done to prevent Mr.Russell from going further for more reliable information; but that on the contrary he had been urged to do so, and this tremendous action was based on such material.As to the second phase of the case, with the demand for $200,000 damages, Mr: Geoffrion said that this had for its essential element the alleged attempt to overpower Mr.Rusell in New York and secure his incarceration as insane and a renewal of this attempt at Montreal.He claimed that there was no evidence of the latter, so the whole thing resolved itself into an at- | - tempt at New York to carry out what had been talked of in Montreal oa the 20th, Going through the evidence Mr.Geoffrion contended that while the claim for damages rested on statements that an atempt had been made ut Mr.Russell in a lunatic asylum Préneisco.n ui * : ore, 1.208 miles, max\u2019 side by Atwood in a recent flight from St Louis to New York.Rodgers has flown 1,398 miles, according to railroad mileage.and brand him as: mentally insane, ait thit had been proved was an attempt to have him examined as to his sanity by the best alienists who could be secured and have him placed in a private sanitarium if it was found necessary.There was, he argued, a tremendous difference between the allegation and the condition revealed by the proof.The action in general, he argued, had been taken by Cochenthaler after consulting with McNamara and with friends of Mr.Russell, and it was preposterous to think that McNamara was.the instigator of the whole thing when four others had come to the same conclusion separately.The evidence showed, sald Mr.Geoffrion, that Mr.Russell had been worrying himself into a condition in which he im- aginéd himself persecuted.Kenneth MacPherson, K.C., followed, briefly discussing a number of legal points in connection with the defence.Mr.Donald McMaster gave the final address of the hearing in reply He argued that it was significant that the only two men who had applied the phrase \u201cmentally deranged\u201d to Mr.Russell throughout the hearing were Cochenthaler and McNamara.They wired this to his brother and the evidence showed that McNamara had given Dr.Pritchard of New York, the alienist, to understand that Russell's mind was deranged.Mr.MacMaster then dubbed the row.casion of an enthusiastic demonstration, and his progress tbrough the streets with a mounted bodyguard caused a great outburst of public affectation.MADE 70 Rodgers in His Aeroplane Exaeroplane flight by 133 miles, and speeding at times at the rate of 70 miles an hour, C.P.Rodgers landed here at 431 o'clock this afternoon on (fl y his air voyage from New York to San mm said Rodgers, as be stepped from bis plane.morning I certainly would have tried | ig to reach Kansas City tonight.\u201d 85 miles distant, tomorrow morning, IL, at 8.35 o'clock this morning, Rodgers flew 214 miles.stops, at Nebo and Thompson, Mo, for gasoline, INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL 10 SETTLE DISPUTES Object Is to Maintain Permaof settling industrial disputes, the government has established an industrial Earl Grey's departure was the oo Loe nb _ 2 Fur-Lined Coat 4677-313\u2014 Lady's Fur- Lined Coat, 50 inches long, shell of ali- wool Imported Cloth, semi-fitting back, box front, collar and revers of Mink Marmot, lining of Brown Dyed Susliki, Factory Price.$32 Lady\u2019s Long Coat 4432\u2014Lady's 50-inch Coat in all- wool Imported Cloth, with quilted mercerised lining and rubber interlining, collar and revers in fine quality Mink Muskrat, Factor, TICE wvoece veuves ere vouves Raccoon Jacket MILES A HOUR ceeded World's Record for Cross Country Flight.Marshall, Mo, Oet.10\u2014Excecding 3098\u2014Lady's 3>in.regulation the world\u2019s record for a cross-country parle Jacket, in fine quality, full- e Raccoon, semi-fitting back, plain mercerbsed sateen lining, notched collar, Factory Price.$52, The former world\u2019s rec- Harry \u201cIt was a bully day for a flight\u201d \u201cIf 1 had started earlier this buy them here\u2014and REMEMBER, we CoS the quality to satisfy you ABSO- The Set Illustrated, $37.00 No.5220\u2014Lady's 77-inch Cravat in fine Persian Lamb, trimmed with genuine Ermine, plain satin lining, Factory Price .$25.No.425-1463\u2014\"Mignon\u201d Muff to match, Factory Price .$12.00 Retail Division, 157-1738 St.Joseph St.$25.00 Fur-Lined Ceet 4675\u2014Lady%e 50-inch Fur-Lined Coat, shell of pure wool Imported Beaver Cloth, semi-fitting back, box front, 36-in.lining of Genuine Hampster collar and revers of Natural Mink, Factory Price.$S5, | Astrachan Jacket 3378\u2014Lady's 30-in \u201cFernald\u201d style Jacket, fitted back, center vent, shawl collar, plain satin lining, Jacket made with nice bright Astrachan skins, Factory Price creritecs bremee vonces vesese $28 Man\u2019s Coon Coat 208\u2014Man's Coon Coat, choles of shawl or notched collar, quilted lining of fine black lasting, well made and well finished in every particular Factorx «guy .$50.gares OF \u20ac > Rodgers will start for Kansas City, From a start made at Springfield, He made two gay nent Peace Among Working Men of Britain, oe - London, Oct.10.\u2014For the purpose meeting at the Windsor Hotel on Oct.20 as the \u201ccommittee of saiety\u201d anh council, consisting of the leading representatives of the employers and the workingmen, under the chairmanship ode said it was remarkable that if anything serious was intended none.of those in close touch with Mr.Russell were called in; but that they had neglected his doctor and friend, Dr.Wesley, und his counsel, Mr.R.C.Smith, and Mr.James Robinson, his partner, but that the \u201cubiquitous\u201d McNamara and Cochenthaler were called in.On the whole, said Mr.MacMaster, the evidence shows the effort on the part of & man and an agency, who were dismissed, to ward off the actions threatened against themselves, and if they had succeeded in getting Mr.Russell into a sanitarium or an asylum the most effective step possible would have been accomplished to achieve thelr object.If they had even succeeded in having him examined as to his sanity under compulsion, it would have been exceedingly damaging to Mr.Russell and would have put him in oe grtirely false position.Such work stems to me monstrous towards.a man who has been distributed, especially towards the west.The cabinet selected by Hon.Robert L.Borden meets these two initial suggestions.The new cahinet is composed > men nearly all of whom are in the prime of life and some comparatively young.The only survival of the former Conservative regime is Hon.George E.Foster, and there is a general feeling of satisfaction that his name should have been included.Perhaps one reason that Conservatives have a warm spot for Mr.Foster is that he has never been popular with their political opponents.In opposition he has been à grim, tenacious fighter, and no member did more towards maintaining à \u201cbrave front, often under very discouraging conditions, during the years of the Conservative party's parlsimentary eclipse.With the exception of Mr.Foster and Mr.White, the latter being the youngest member of the cabinet, the majority of the ministers were born in the\u2018middle fifties, As a of Sir George Ranken Askquith, Con- troller-General of the Commercial, Labor and Statitical Departments of the Board of Trade.The council is not invested with compulsory powers, even under great stress, they ought to give sound administration of the departments, and a progressive policy for the country.Mr.White as Minister of Finance may be a find.The people will at least give them a fair trial, and those who know more of the difficulties that beset the situation will give them stiil wider consideration.The new cabinet must be allowed time to shape yp a policy; in the meantime they must get the departments again under way, and they must get Parliament together to vote the supplies now past due and delayed by the crisis of last July\u2014then will come the test of policy.men who by their work have shown that they know how to do things that count.In their spheres, like their colleagues who are newer men in the public eye, they will have to bring forth fruits to justify the confidence placed in them.St.John, N.B., Oct.10\u2014The Standard will say editorially in part tomorrow morning of Mr.Borden's cabinet: Mr.Borden has completed his task and the names of those who will form his cabinet are now before the public.Some of the gentlemen who have been selected by Mr.Borden are new to public life, others have long been familiar names to Canadian newspaper readers, but Hon.George E.Foster is the only cabinet member who held a similar position prior to 1896, .Speaking generally Mr.Borden has chdsen his colleagues well and all the varied interests of the country are CONTEMPLATE THE FULL FORGE OF THE EVENT The opening of the AUTOMATIC EXCHANGE marks the entry into Quebec of an enormous volume of business that has heretofore been inaccessible.A cable to Levis Is being laid giving direct connections to bun- dreds of Independant Telephone subscribers on the South Shore, There is a big lot of business In all these phones, becauny the telephone stands without a peer as a trade producer.The AUTOMATIC will prove a wonderful factor in the expansion of your trade.Locally, it will place the city of Quebec at your service, } And it will be a REVELATION.Every line a potent business possibility for you.THINK IT OVER\u2014THEN PHONE U$ FOR THE SERVICE The National Telephone Co.111 Mountain Hill Phone 2962 According to the original plan of Sydney Buxton, President of the Board of Trade, thie council was te be composed of ten leading employers and ten prominent labor representatives, These would form a panel from whom an equal number of both sides could be selected to deal with any dispute srlsing before work was actually stopped, The object aimed at chiefly is to assure permanent peace in the cotton trade.Ro.ITALIAN SHIP LEAVES MALTA Malta, Oct.10.~The Italian destroyer Bores, which arrived here yesterday, eacotting the steamer Assyria carrying many Turkish refugees Toronto, Ont, Oct.10\u2014The Globe will say tomatrow: There are men in the new ministry in whom the Globe has no confidence, but there are others\u2014the majority of the administration\u2014who have rend- : ; : i from Tripoll, left port this morning.ered useful public service and who are | whole they are experienced, able and | Fepresented.It is a government that | shown to be in full mental health good and true Canadians.energetic men, who have won their | Will be trusted to carry out the land strength and we ask that there Sh Tent permitted ppd hore fl pledges made during the election campaign of last month and is « decided improvement on the cabinet of Sir Wilfrid Laurier which retired from office last week.It is composed of men whose records will insure clean and honest government.Toronto, Ont, Oct.10\u2014The Mail and Empire, which published its editorial pronouncement on the cabinet this morning, will tomorrow say in reply to the comments of today's papers: Opposition newspapers express disapproval of the new ministry.Tt would be unreasonable to expect them to do auything else, and it would be unressdriable for them to expect their adverse criticism to be taken very se- riousls aux Quarter, N should be 8 condemnation of these people which should have reference to the character of the atacks made upon him.MARITIME CONGRESS.Paris, Oct.10\u2014The International Maritime Congress which opened here yesterday under the presidency of the French Minister of Commerce, M.Couyba, to-day adopted a resolution in favor of aa international agre- ment fixing the liability for the loss of life or injuries at £7 ($35) per ton of the ship's displacement.The conference desires sa uniform international rate fixing the Hability of owners, The resolution was adopted by sa large majority, the American and Japanese dalegates alans voting against it morning.No decision was forthcoming and the Tressurer-General, after notifying the minister, despateh- ed one hundred gendarmes under an American officer, who seized the property.The Persian Cossacks re tired.The Rusmian consubgenera! strongly objected to the procedure, stating that the property was mortgaged to a Russian bask.\u2014 Constantinople, Oct.10-\u2014Permss- sion has been given to Russia, Roumania and.Bulgarian vessals loaded with grain to pass through the Straita, provided that the grain is not die charged at Italian ports.: i way to the front and earned public recognition either in Parliament or as leaders in the various provinces which Of the Premier it may be said un- reservediy that he comes to his high task with an unsullied personal rec- NOILLY PRAT DRY FRENCH VinMOUTH baw, Young £0: + se Montreak Syracuse.The Italian consul raised objection to the action of the British authorities contending that as the Borea was escorting 4 steamer filled with passengers, who were Hable to mutiny and seize the ship, she could not be considered 29 being employed for a warlike purpose, and she should therc- fore have free use of a neutral port.The refugees, who were permitted to land, will take thé next steamer for Constantinople, They complained bitterly of l!l-trentment at the hands of the Italians, {vying that they had not been supplied with sufficient food or water.A second Italian steamer, with 150 eke, their wives and families, de- oJ foam Tripoli, arrived here this) afternoon.Many of the refugees will return to Tripoli on steamers which are now leaving daily.TROUBLE IN PERSIA.Teheran, Oct.10\u2014The property of Shua-Bs-Sukaneh, brother of the ex- Shah of Persia, was to-day seized dy order of Treasurer.Genera! Schusterthe property be confiscated, dut gendarmes who were sent yesterday to take possession were opposed by a body of Cossacks, headed by two Russign consulate officers, who threatened to open fire.\u2018The matter was then reférred to the Russian minister, who was asked to give a decision by ten o'dogk uh SPOR SILK, SOUR, BiLious STOMACH, : © INDIGESTION AND GAS YAKS CASCARETS.That awlful sourness, belching of acid and foul gasses; that pain in the .» pit of the stomach, the heartburn, nervousness, nausez, bloating after eat- Ying, feeling of fullness, dizziness and sick headache, means indigestion; a disordered stomach which cannot be regulated until you remove the cause.: It isn't your atomach\u2019s fault.Your stomach is as good as any, J Try Cascarets; they cure indigestion, because they immediately cleanse * snd regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the de- » somposed waste matter and poison from the intestines and bowels.Then = your stomach trouble is ended forever.A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by mornig g\u2014s 10-cent box will keep your entire family feeling good for months.Don\u2019t forget the children\u2014their little insides need a goad.gentle cleansing, too.REGULATE STOMACH, LIVER & BOWELS TASTE GOOD - NEVER GRIPE OR SICKEN.SETTER P Brug hore T he Quebec Bank 94th Year In Business SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of Oue Dollar and upward received, and Interest paid at highest current rate.Money may be withdrawn at any time.Your account, however large or however small, will receive careful, courteous attention.DIRECTORS.John T.Ross, Presiden: ; Vesey Boswell, Vice President ; Gaspard LeMoine, W.Av Marsh.Thos.McDougall, G.G.Stuart, K.C,, J.E.Aldred.Mr.R MacD.Paterson.FIVE BRANCHES IN QUEBEC CITY 110 St.Peter Street, 2 Fatrique Street, 217 St.John Street, 718 St l'alier Street, 187 St.Jozeph Street.Safety Deposit Boxes at Head Office, 110 St.Peter St, and 2 Fabrique 8e, Upper Town wed.sau Asbestos- Cement - Shingles | n the making of every good roof the Shingle is the all important cond.::on.| .Wooden Shingles ate fire conductors\u2014iron Shingles 1ust \u2014 Slate Shingles crack anc break easily\u2014all such Shingles need paint to stop leaks.Why nat see the only nerfoct Shingle ?ASBEST'OS-CEMENT-SHINGLES, they neve: require pa.nc and last forever.Send for descriptive printed matter or cail and see us.ASBESTOS MANUFACTURING CO.LIMITED, Lachine, The only factory of its kind in Canada.* \u2018Sole agent for asters Canada, PHILIPPE PARADIS, Phone 4082 | Morin Buildiag, 1LL Mountais Hill.Quebes P.O Box31t for the | Autumn Season at Seifert\u2019s Special importations for the Autumn are now arriving, comprising the most popular goods produced in the European and Canadjan manufacturing centres.Earrings in silver, ingold and in Platinum are the best sellers.These earrings are the long pendant pattern, set with stones, such as lapislazuli, amethyst, topaz, coral, sapphire and diamond, the prices varying from 50 cents to $500.worthy attractions this season.Cameo Rings, Cameo Pins and Cameo Brooches are prominent in the display of Jewelry.The Greek border and spider web designs in applied silver on glass are favorites.These pins cost from 50 cents a set to $10 each.Gun Metal Chain Bags and Purses are also note- | | | Enamel Bar Pins and Cuff Pins are much in demand.| | The hollow bai:d bracelet in silver and in gold, plain | or engraved, arc very fashionable.| ! \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 | C.SEIFERT & SONS r Diamond Merchants 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec The Quebeg Ghronicle WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1911 EARL GREY.After seven years of residence in this country, Earl Grey ends his term as.Gavernor-General of Canada and leaves this week for England.While there has been little of the sensational during his regime, he has accomplished much, especially in strengthening the bonds between the Dominion and the Mother Country.His efforts in his direction have carried all the more weight because he realised, as he has striven to make others realise, that a keen national spirit in Canadians is not incompatible with a robust Imperia) citizenship, but rather embodies it.As he himself says: \u201cEmpire! What does the word Empire stand for?For the security which the people of the British Isles give to the people of the self-govern- ing dominions, to enable them to develop their own nationality without any interference from outside.The word also stands for great ideals.It stands for the ideals of justice, freedom, duty and righteousness.\u201d Probably no former Governor-Gen- eral ever displayed such activity in \u2018seeking to acquaint himself with the needs and opinions of Canadians, or undertook such laborious personel investigation to acquire a knowledge of the Provinces, such as none of his predecessors possessed and, indeed, few Canadians possess.He has always given à most active support to all moral, social and philanthropic movements, as, for - instances, the campaign against tuberculosis and many other similar good works.While he never forgets the dignity of his high office, there is a democratic freedom and breadth of thought about him and his unfailing sympathy and appreciation have en- desred him to all classes of Canadians.We in Quebec will always remember that it was his energy and enthusiasm which had so much to do with making a success of the Tercentenary Celebration.It is also à dissappointment to the general public that his project for the nationalization of the Battlefields Park should have made so little headway before his departure.Still another plan in which he took great interest was that of a well-kept walk around the walls of the city.It is probable, however, that both of these schemes will at last have a chance to \u201creport progress\u201d next summer, though it would have been better had the outgoing Governor-Gen- eral been enabled to see some of this progress himself.Ear) Grey has always been very popular with all but a very few, who are of the opinion that baiting s Gov- ernor-General is about as effective a way of obtaining quick notoriety as \u2018any other.His regime will go down | as one of the most beneficial in Canada\u2019s history and his many qualities of both head and heart fully entitle him te take rank with the more able and worthy of those who bave filled his illustrious office before him.Canadians will regret his departure extremely and will, at the same time, cherish nothing but the warmest, recollections of both him and his.BORDEN'S CABINET.There may be divergent opinions on Mr.Borden's Cabinet, but it will be generally conceded that the new Premier has come out of this, perhaps the most critical test of his regime now beginning, with flying colors.With such 3 selection he can enter upon his task of administration with confidence and, what is more, with the approval of the country.It was no light matter that confronted Mr.Borden in this selection, and the result augurs well for his future succes.I tshows well that he has been actuated throughout hy motives of carefulnesa and justice, and that he has bromght à most serious consideration to bear on the matter.It is hard to pick a weak spot in the Cabinet and the claims of all parts of the Dominion have been treated with due regard.Some Conservatives of the more extreme order will, perhaps, be inclined to cavil at the appointment of a man of Liberal convictions as Minister of Finance.It ls, however, a hopeful sign and indicates a reversal of the party spirit of the defunct Qovernment, which was usually ready to sacrifice efficiency to partisanship.Of the Ministers from outside this Province, Burrell should he a great improvement on Sydney Fisher, who was probably the most inadequate man for his post in the whole of the late Cabinet.Reid, of Grenville, is another good man, who has worked hard for his party for a score of years, and is one of the best types of sound Canadianism.White, of Toronto, ia a practical business man, who will undoubtedly fill the position of Finance Minister with credit and benefit to the country.\u201cBob\u201d Rogers, of Manitoba, has long earned his spurs in the political ares and success and he usually go hand in hand.Foster is another veteran whose abilities are too well known to nged description.Im bis hand the Department of Trade and Commerce will be well laoked after.\u201cSam\u201d Hughes will be welcomed by the militia of this country snd he, more than any man, is competent to give that department the imipetus which it badly needs.The others are all good timber.Cochrane, in partie- ular, is one of the strongest members.In spite of afl the mournful Cassandras in the Liberal press of this Province, who have been predicting that it was to be ignored and left out in the cold, Quebec bas little t& som- plain of at the hands of the new Premier.Four Ministers with portfolio, and one without, with the prospeet.of hondrs for Me.Forget also\u2014~this is no mean recognition and shows that Quebec will staod \u2018quite as much chance of receiving fair play under the new regime as under the old.Those, therefore, who, degrading their party to stir up this Province against others, are but laboring in vain.A GOOD EXAMPLE.We learn that the Ross Rifle Company has very kindly given a holiday at full pay to those of its employees who will figure fn the guard of honor on the arrival of H.RRH.the Duke of Connaught.This is an example which might well.be followed by other employers on such a notible occasion as this, when all the citizens should unite to do honor to the incoming Governor-General in a fitting manner.It represents a sacrifice, but there is always the satisfaction of a good motive.PULP AND PAPER.The rejection of reciprocity was perhaps the thing most needed as the conclusive proof that the future development of the paper industry will be in Canada.We have the raw materials, and we have the waterpower.Ultimately the mills will come to seek the source of supply and in à few years Canada will take the lead in this rapidly growing industry.Speaking of this, Mr.E.B.Biggar, of Toronto, is quoted in The Monetary Times to the, following effect: \u2014 \u201cThere is probably no single industry in Canada which has developed so rapidly in the last ten or fifteen years as that of pulp and paper manufacturing.Its development has been based Jess upon the stimulus of a tariff than the great natural advantages Canada has: first, in the possesion of vast areas of forest producing timbers best adapted to wood pulp; second, in the possession of more water power than any other country in-the world; and, third, in having a\u2019 population whose skill in wooderaft is proverbial.\u201cThere are only two things that can prevent Canada from becoming in time the greatest paper manufacturing country in the world.One of these is the maladministration of our great forest reserves leading to their devastation by forest fires, and the other is the needless alienation of timber tracts into private hands.whether for the export of raw timber or otherwise.\u201d According to the figures compiled by the United States tariff board on thia question of pulp and paper the total cost per ton in ground wood pulp is $14.59 for the United States and $9.56 for Canada, a difference of $5.03.The cost of the wood as raw material per ton of product is $10.23 for the United States and $5.07 for Canada, a difference of $4.53, which, deducted from the to tal difference gives 50 cents per ton in favor of Canada, 44 cents of this being in the item of manufacturing labor cost.The Canadian average cost of sul- phite was $26.47, and the average for the United States mills which reported .was higher by $5.52.Here again, however, the bulk of the difference was due to the difference in wood cost.Otherwise the net difference is but six cents per ton, though the difference in labor cost is 63 cents per ton in favor of Canadh.As for néwsprints, the average cost of production in Canada is $27.53 per ton, as compared with $32.88 in the States.Here again, as much as $4.71 is accounted for by the difference in the cost of wood as raw material in the pulp, leaving a difference of 64 cents, only eight of which is covered by the difference in manufacturing Isbor.THE CAUSE OF THE WAR.Many ask what the war between Italy and Turkey is about, what was the original cause of it?In answer, it must be said that opinions differ.Though few care for Turkey, there are not a few who regard the action of Italy in going to war as the act of force pure and simple that would not be thought of but for the weakness of Turkey.On the side of Italy, one may repeat in substance the statement of an Itaijan Minister of the Crown, who explains that his country is aching for the duress of endless grievances endured by Italians at the hands of the Turks all over the Mediterranean basin.He states a large number of instances of oppression levelled at his country, when nothing of the same kind of wrong treatment, of gross in- TRE QUEBEC CHRONICLE justice, was the policy adopted toward any other people or the citizens of any other country.The Minister says that war had be- | coms the only means af protection for the subjects of Victor Emmanuel.To take Tripoli is the quickest way to bring peace fith ample security agsinst further Turkish snjustice and disrexard of te ecaties.; It «a generally thouxg'it cae Jialigns have Leen worse treated \u201cbe Me Turkish government and officials than any other neighbors of the Turk.st has besa the amb tion of Italy jur 8 generation tu effect «= permanent foothold in Africa for colonization and that could be posel- ble only at the expense of Turkeys that is, by taking Tripoli.It was understood at the time of the Algeciras conference six years ago that Italy might have a free hand in Africa, just as England and France have had it, and Tripoli is the result, with war incladed as a watter of course.In strict legal right, Italy is perhaps an invader, without full cause, but her course is warmly defended by many un the ground that it is time for some kind of answer to the awful fe- rocities and outrages of the Turk in dealing with subjects like the Arme- | nians and the Albanians.It is a good enough excuse for anything if the curse of Europe may bé removed or even greatly lessened in force.Thus it appears that it is not easy to put the finger on the precise cause of the war.Ambition is involved in it beyond doubt, but so is the désire to protect innocent persons, enforce treaties regularly broken by the Turk and, in general, do some Mediterranean house cleaning.Europe has neglected a work that should lave been done long ago.Italy will get more blessings than curses for her work, even if partly selfish in character.cm NEED OF DRY DOCK.To Editor of The Quebec Chronicle: Dear Sir:\u2014Referring to your article on \u201cInsurance Rates on the St.Law\u2019 rence,\u201d and allowing that many aids to navigation and improvements have heen made during recent years in the River and Gulf of St.Lawrence, you appear to be silent as to the absence of a larger \u201cGraving Dock\u201d being the reason why the rates of marine insurance to and from the United States are less than with Canadian potrs.The above is not difficult to understand, when we allow that it is possible: for n vessel to become a total l6ss in our harbor, owing to » suît- able dock not being available for repairing her.This may happen to either of our large regular liners any day.Then, what is marine insurance but like other lines of business.The rates to be charged in connection with risks being regulated according to the average results of the last five or more years in the B.N.A.section.It would appear that the building of a new and larger graving dock should have been carried on simultaneously with the many improvements made to the St.Lawrence during the past ten years.Yours truly, ONE WHO KNOWS.(We quite agree with our correspondent that the greatest necessity on the St.Lawrence and, at the same time, the most effective means of reducing insurance rates would be the establishment of a new and larger dry- dock in this neighborhood.This argument has been frequently set forth in these columns and we shall not cease to impress the urgency of the situation on the new Government just as we did on the old in the past.The only difference is that we look for better success \u2014Ed.) THE NEW ERA BRAND.Come and see the prices of our cete- brated manufactured suits New Era.The price and cost will astonish you.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERR A Course of Lectures \u2014ON\u2014 \u201cFirst Ald to the Injurad\u201d Will be held at theY.W.C.A., 125 St.Ann street, on Thursday evenings, at 8.15, beginning October 12th, Lecturers : James Stevenson, M.D., W.LeM.Carter, M.D.Fee for course : Members, 50 cts ; non-members, $1.00.Tickets to be had from the Superintendent.: oct.7,11,12, Joncas, Tremblay & Malouln Civil Engineers & Land Survoyors Bank Nationale Building Se Rock 2273 - QUEBEC.Phone J.Arthur LaRue.Eugene Trudel LaRUE & TRUDEL ACCOUNTANTS 98 St, Petar St.- Quebse Telephone 3497 ale Sf (nsoivelt estates, compromise between debtors apd sradisocs.' $ M.ALBERT DION A voice from Temiscouata County brings the good tidings of perfect health secured by the steady use of St.Michel's Wine As noticeable as may be the the very first high reputation as a tonic and that er will establish, beyond a doubt, its efficiency as a restorer.Everyone who has taken St.Michel's Wine, proclaims it the king of all tonics.It has a great advantage over most all solid medicines such as pills or powders which are not digested by weak stomachs, Stichel's Wine, in its liquid form, ats immediat trates into the circ and pene- tion of the blood, which it makes ner aud rapidly regenerates.This is why itis LS gaining in the public favor.Here is a letter from Isle Verte.It is short but it goes a long way in proving the medicinal value of St.Michel's Wine.\u201cMessrs.Boivin, Wilson & Co Montreal.Gentlemen :\u2014I happy to a new testimonial and proof Se n elency of ST.MICHEL'S WINE.lam including with my letter a photograph which is a proof of the good health have acquired the use of only a few bottles of this good wine, 1 am, Gentlemen, very gratefully yours, ALBERT DION.Nothing better could be said, no better proof could be given of the standard qualities of St.Michel's Wine, the moit effective of all tonics, It restores life ak people; it gives a new vi to persons o are weakened by sickness and overwork or tired out from too heavy manual labor, and also to those who are weakened by attacks of fever.Young and old people will find strength and health in this good wine.There is no reason why St.Michel's Wine will not do as much for you, who are reading these lines, BOIVIN, WILSON & CO.AGENTS SR0 ST, Pavr.#T.$.J.SHAW & CO.13 8t.John St.Telephone 578 \u2014 | SHOT GUNS Winchester Rifles, Ross Rifle, SHOT GUN + -#; - Shel} Winchester Ammunition Camp Beds Red and Grey Camp Blankets LA BANQUE NATIONALE On and after Tharsday, the 2nd of November next, this bank will psy to its shareholders # dividend of one and three-quarters per cent, being at the rate of seven per cent per an- num, upon ite capital, for the quarter nding on the 31st of October.1911, This dividend will be paid according to the list of shareholders in- ending on the 3st of October, 1911.By order of the Board of Directors.N.LAVOIE, General Manager.Quebec, 19th September, 1911.sept.2Sxmon.wed.fri.to 31 oct.WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Michel's Wine will sustain its | taking for a few weeks its .AY, 1, 1912 CHINIC HARDWARE CO, 8T.PETER ST, LOWER TOWN, BRANCH FABRIQUE STREET, UPPER TOWN, SHOT GUNS in single and doublé barrels.REPEATING RIFLES, Winches .ter, Savage, Mannlichez, Stevens\u2019, Mauser and Browning.* REVOLVERS, Smith and Wesson, fver Johnson and H.& R.AUTOMATIC PISTOLS, Mauser, Browning, Piepe and Savage.Smokelss and black powder, loaded shells and cartridges.Clesning rods and brushes (matbles), loading sets, animal traps, pocket compasses, cartridge belts and bags, hunting knives, tents, blankets, rubber sheets, folding beds, dunnage bags, folding stoves and sleeping bags, etc, etc.General Heavy Hardware es mere Drouin, Drouin & Drouin ADVOCATES removed their offices from Na.116 Mountain Hill to No.12 St.! Peter street, Lower Town.PO, Boz 78.Office Telephone, 1184, \u2018AMOS J.COLSTON | Hoohelaga Bank Building ; 132 St Peter Street, Quebec.; Canadian Audlt and A ee u Accountant, editor.$ rater, © a Res Zotate, \u201cFamber Foipusod Bought od Bol CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.A.LEOFRED (Grad.Laval und McGill) CIVIL ENGINEER.) t i | | SPECIALTY | WATER WORKS 39 St.John St, Quebec.Phone 545.Tha Central Florist Stora Choiee cut flowers snd plants always ready and delivered anywhere in the city.WL PENNY, Gardener and Florist Phone 485 181 SL John SL Feather Boas - Half Price We lhe daw bth hi ataile or our feather bods at exactly Half-price a3 we wish to clear them out at ounge.Ostrich Feather Bous-\u2014$3.68 for $1.84, $4.25 for $2.13, $4.95 for $248 $5.95 for $2.98, $7.25 for.$3.88, $0.78 for $3.88, $10.75 for $5.38.Ready to Wear Hats $1.35, $1.65, $1.75, $2.48; $2.68, $2.95, $3.25, $3.75, $4.95, $5.95.Wom Wir Unerwea Boys\u2019 Shirts and Drawers, good re liable quality, at 50e, 55e, 58e, 60e, 65c., 68¢c.Girle\u2019 Vests and Drawers, good serviceable make at 40¢., 45¢., 47¢., 50s, $5c., S8c., 68e.75e.\u2018 Ladies\u2019 Vests and Drawers, light and heavy qualities, at 35e, 6e, 75¢., 85¢., 90c., $1.10, $1.15, $1.2 $1.35, | $1.48, $1.68, $1.88.*.$1.25, $1.48, 9125.yy Coat Sweatars for ladies in.\u2018White Grey ard Cardinal, $2.20, $028, 82.848, $268, $2.75, $3.25, $3.88, $428.Wool Gloves for girls and\u2019 ,bayn good warm kinds, at 22c., 24; Me, 27c., 32c., 38c., 380, 40c., 456, déc.Wool Bkirts in mixed fancx\"caldes at $1.10, $1.48, $1.68, $1.85 $1.90, $3.38 Down Quilts, in new art sateens of $25, $450, $4.75, $5.25, $6.75 4.50, $8.50, $9.50.+ Fancy Flannelettes for Ladies\u201d Kimonas only 15c., Be, 22c., 25c., 30e.200 = Men's Shirts\u201d end: ester copecigl makes, at 65c, 75c, 8%, 9062 SLI - Simons & Minguy 20 Fabrique Strest Telephone 338.QUIRED ANDREW C.JOSEPH, Somutosion Mershant, |B Investments ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT- Nooholags Sank Bulding.Phoae 32% - QUEBEG WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER If, 1911,\" ~ English Tweeds Sacrificed ¢ We beg to advise visitors In town Sale of the High Class Stook of dires am -_ 9 the tallorin S2.00, Scotoh Twseds Overcoating and Ulstering $8.00 and $7.09 per yard clear, as.$4.00 for Fi ui J.FALL FICTION ' \u201cThe Valley of the Missing,\u201d by Grace Miller White.\u201cKennedy Square,\u201d by F.Hopkinton Smith.\u201cA Prairie Courtship,\u201d by Harold Bindlossby Philip V.\u201cThurley Ruxton,\u201d Michels.+ \u201cCaptain Warren's Ward,\u201d by Jos.C.Lincoln.\u201cThe Man Who Not Lose,\u201d by Rich, Harding Davis, \u201cTarchey,\u201d by Sewell Ford.\u201cThe Carpet from Bagdad,\u201d Harold McGrath.\u201cHer Little Young Ladyship,\u201d by Myra Kelly.\u201cChildren of To-morrow,\u201d by Clara ME.Laughlin.\u201cThe Lighted Match,\u201d by Charles Weville Buck.P.J.EVOY'8S BOOKSTORE, : 141 St.John Street \"NOTICE 1e hereby given that the Pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is sub- miergod ns well as the other deep water Pler that was there up to last winter at the end of the long wharf.Xe position of the pler = the mouth pf the Gap Rouge River is as hereto- \u2018Fore shows by a flat buoy by day and \u2018s white light by might, and the position of the deep water pier recently taken at the end of the long wharf Js in 8 straight line with the said Sut Buoy and shout 600 feet tc the west Go Rouge Wharf and Pier Co.: : N.FLOOD, tte Manager.Se Pras by Cause and ses our assortment pithe finest footwear, whichis be largest la the city Nooat ide firm can supply you with he.élegant stook we have.on \u2018land atlower prices than wa offse, morsover we guarsutsd the quality, \"J GILBERT & CIE 294 $t.John 8t $10.00 Cash - $6.00 por month will put a beautiful PIANO in your homa Just receiving & mew stock of Pianos from ths leading manu.factureen ARTHUR LAVICNE 93-98 John Streat Lu superior Quality THE FAVORITE OF THE DISCRIMINATING : SMOKER.WALLACE COLLEGE 26 STANISLAS ST, QUEBEC, .14th Yeqr.Instroetion given in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, Drawing, Music and Modern Langusages.No vacations.Day and Evening Classes.J.W.M.WALLACE, | Principal Furniture Repaired, re-cover od and Polished.Furniture ed, packed and shipped to all perl the world.Estimates Furniture Stored.TRUMAN, & $ and 8 PYouvills Strast PHONE 030 ; THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE to take advantaje o! the 3asrifiod tly Importsd Enjlish Woolens to estaalishmant.3.75 for $1.78 njlish Worateis par yard, also fine for 33.00 1.82.25 .MUL LIN, as FABRIQUE ST.REMEMB We Represent ALL LINES ALL SHIPS ALL PRICES Many years of experience combined with courtesy have secured appreciative patronage.For all information, write, phone or call on F.S.STOCKING, General Steamship -Agents 32 St.Louis Street Pr ME PUR Richelleu & Ontario Navigation Co._ MONTREAL SERVICE, Dally, except Sunday, at 6 p.m, BAGUENAY SERVICE.Sailings to Chicoutimi and intermediate ports will be four times a week, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 8 a.m, until further notice.For rates and all other information apply at Company's office, 48 Dalhousie street.\u2014 re .Steamer \u201cCHAMPION\u201d On and after.the 9th October, weather and circumstances permitting, this steamer will run as follows, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday: From St.Jean 8.a.m.From St.Michel 9 a.m.From St.Laurent 10 a.m.On Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- | day, from Quebec 1 p.m.On Sunday from Quebec 8 à.m.and St.Jean 4 p.m,, stopping at St, Petronville in the morning only.From Berthier on Monday and Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.From Quebec to Berthier on Tuesday and Thursday at 1 p.m.- Steamer \u201cORLEANS.\u201d On ond after the 25th September, weather and circumstances permitting, this steamer will run as follows: From the Island.From Quebec.6.30 a.m.ER : Shipping News| EMPRESS OF IRELAO QUE IN QUEBEC Tomorrow Afternoon About Six O'Clogk\u2014Steamer Corsican Due on Friday Morning | \u2014_\u2014 A wireless received yesterday from the C.P.R.Cos RMS Empress of Ireland, which has Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught on board, states that the steamer is having a fine passage and is due in Quebec between six and seven p.m.tomorrow (Thursday), ALLAN LINE.Steamer Pomeranian, Captain Henderson, from London and Havre, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in port at 7.00 p.m.yesterday, mooring at the Breakwater.Having landed passengers and Quebec cargo, she left for Montreal at 11 a.m.Steamer Corsican, Captain Hall, from Liverpool, with pasengers and general cargo, was reported 150 miles cast of Belle Isle at 11.30 a.m.yesterday.Due here at midnight on Thursday.Steamer Corinthian, Captain Rennie, arrived from Montreal, and proceeded for Havre and London.CUNARD LINE, Steamer Ascania, Captain Irvine, from London, was 150 miles northeast of Heath Point at 1.35 p.m.yesterday.Due here at noon tomorrow.She has 168 cabin and 197 third-class passengers and general cargo.C.P.R LINE.Steamer Lake Manitoba, Captain Evans, from Liverpool, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in port this inorning, mooring at the Breakwater, DONALDSON LINE.; Steamer Salacia, Captain Black, having landed Quebec cargo, left for Montreal at 5 a.m.yesterday.Steamer Athenia, Captain MeNeill, from Quebec, arrived at Glasguw on Monday last.DOMINION LINE, Steamer Turcoman, Captain Jones, having discharged Quebec cargo, left for Montreal yesterday morning.GASPE LINE.Steamer Lady of Gaspe, Captain Bouchard, arrived from Montreal yesterday, mooring at the Custom House wharf, She left for Gaspe and way places after embarking Quebec passengers and cargo.MANCHESTER LINE.815 wm.Steamer Manchester Shipper sailed 1000 a.m.from Manchester for Quebec and 1.00 p.m.Montreal at 10 am.on Sunday, 8th 330 pm.| instant.530 pm.Ceres .615 p.m.- SUNDAYS.ROYAL LINE.saseceuss gessoure 14 .| RM.S.Royal George, Captain Harsas rm .; ce 199 pi rison, from Bristol, passed Cape Mag- 5,00 pm.unes 4,00 p.m, | dalen at 12.30 p.m.yesterday, and is 5.30 p.m.| due here this morning.She has 80 On holidays the steamer will make a trip from the Island at 8 am., and during hours.tbe afterndon on Sunday CROTEAU & GRENIER Plans for Subdivisions 81 St.Peter St.Quabes Fire Assurance Buliing Tel.2718 .QUEBEC North Shore Mall aod Passeager Service R.M.8.ARANMORE, Is intended to sait Thursday, Oct.Sth, at 8 p.m, for Harrington Harbor vis all North Shore St.Lawrence ports of call, Freight will be received at steam- @'s berth, Point-a-Carcey wharf, Por rates and ee other information, ply to \u201c Hollidey Bros.101 St.Peter Street.Phang 359.first, \u2018310 second and 550 third-class passengers.STILL FALLING.Montreal, Oct.10.\u2014Yesterday's soundings showed a depth of 24 feet 9 inches in the 2734 foot channel and 27 feet 11 inches in the 30 foot channel.At Sorel the depth was 29 feet.NOTES.Steamer Fornebo, Captain Hanson, i from Sydney, with a cargo of coal, ar- i rived here yesterday, mooring at the | Prince's pier, South Quebec.Steamer Borgestad, Captain Haraldson, having discharged her cargo of coal, left for Sydney yesterday.Steamer Bray Head, Captain Butt, left Sault-au-Cochon yesterday (or Dublin.Steamer Inishowen Head arrived at\u2019 Fowey on Sunday, where she will take on a cargo of (\u201china clay for Montreal.Steamer Waconsta, Captain Mathesen arrived here yesterday from Sydney with 8 cargo of coal, and moored in\u2018the Louise Dock.Steamer Norhilda, Captain Cookirom Sydney, with a cargo of steel rails; arrived here yesterday and mooie ed at the Lake St.John wharf, Steamers Prince Rupert, from Clarke City, for the Upper Lakes; Ocean, from Sydney; Canada Cape, from South Africa, for Montreal; Querida, Isleworth and Kronprinz Olav, from Montreal, for Sydney: James Higgins, from Upper Lakes, for Pentecost, passed here yesterday.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived October 10.| \u2018 i 21 an THE CHRONICLE STRANSHIP DIRECTORY OP OCEAN \u201c SAILINGS.Date of salling with dope od grind Sing ta oe oY a 8Soc general steamabip agent, 32 s bec.Toursine.New Yorkland bec 19 Tie oe Ta 33 Washington.New York.of Irel 20 Ascania.Cassand Athens.\" 24 Gramplaë.2 Majestic, urentic, bee 29 Sicilian.0.Quedee 111.Ton.Havre.3 Wi eT Pete, Note: Abbeevistions\u2014Ply., PI th; Cher.Cherbour ; Br.reser Sony ion Win amburg ; r., President; mL, etc, Allan's, Rie & Co.passengers and general cargo.SS.Norhilda, Cook, Sydney, C.N.R.Co., steel rails.SS.Waconsta, Mathesen, Svdney, N.S.Steel & Coal Co., coal.SS.Fornebo, Hansen, Sydney, Dorn Coal Co., coal.SS.Canada Cape, Jones, South Africa, general cargo.SS.Prince Rupert, \u2014 \u2014 Clarke City, pulp wood.SS.Lady of Gaspe, Bouchard, Montreal, Bouchard Bros, part cargo., , SS.Ocean, Olsen, Sydney, coal.October 11.SS.Lake Manitoba, Evans, Liverpool, C.P.R.Co.passengers and general cargo.Cleared.SS.Pomeranian, Henderson, Montreal, Allan's, Rae & Co.part cargo.SS.Waconsta, Mathesen, Sydney, N.S.Steel & Coal Co., ballast.SS.Lady of Gaspe, Bouchard, Gaspe, etc, Bouchard Bros, passengers and general cargo.- SS.Fornebo, Hansen, Sydney, Dorn Coal Co., ballast.SS.Lake Manitoba, Evans, Liverpool, C.P.R.Co., general cargo.Quebec, Oct.10, 1911, Cape Salmon, 83\u2014Clear, strong west.Outward, 10 a.m., tug and tow.Riviere du Loup, 96\u2014Clear, strong southwest.Outward this morning, tug Marie Louise.Cape Magdalen, 289\u2014Cloudy, west.Inward, 12.20 pm; Royal George, Inglesby; 10.50 p.m., Gaspesien.Fame Point, 319\u2014Cloudy, southeast.tward, yesterday, 3 p.m, CPR.Montcalm; 7.30 p.m., Montreal.Cope Rosier, 344\u2014Cloudy, northwest.Inward, 2 p.m, Rosalind.Heath Point, 432\u2014Ascania, miles northeast at 1.35 p.m.Flat Point, S8S\u2014Clear, westward, 11 a.m., Melville.Anticosti\u2014Inward, 12.30 pm.Natashquan, Point Amour, 670\u2014Cloudy, strong gale west.Inward, 9 a.m., Manchester Trader.Belle Isle, 732\u2014Hazy, strong southwest.Corsican, 150 miles cast at 11.30 a.m.; Ausonia, outward, 180 miles east at 1 p.m .;Saturnia, outward, 215 miles east at 2 p.m.Above Quebec.Longue Pointe, 134\u2014Clear, northwest.Inward, 9.40 a.m, Tokomaru; 10.25 am.Montrose; 10.30 a.m., Stigstad; 10.40 a.m., Caspediz; 11.45 am, Barcelona.Vercheres, 120\u2014Clear, southwest.Outward, 2.50 pm., Virginia and tow; 3.10 p.m., S.B.lona.Sorel, 100\u2014Clear, strong southwest.Inward, 10.55 a.m,, Florence and tow; 1.40 p.m, Salacia, Spray and tow.Left outward, 2 p.m, S.Y.La Bacchante.Three Rivers, 68\u2014Clear, west.Inward, 11.10 am, Ocean; 11.55 a.m, Fremona.Batiscan, 51\u2014Clear, northwest.Inward, 2.45 p.m.Alaska and tow; 3.15 p.m, Turcoman.Portneuf, 31\u2014Clear, southwest.Inward, 220 p.m, Pomeranian: S.B.Prince Rupert anchored at 1240 p.m.St.Nicholas, 12~-Clear, northwest.Inward, 10.40 a.m., Canada Cape.H.S.McGREEVEY, 150 Out- Superitnendent.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC, Oct.AM.PM.Monday 9 640 648 Tuesday .10 714 72 Wednesday 01 750 800 Thursday - 12 832 BM Friday .13 9.21 9.35 Saturday .14 1018 1036 Sunday .15 11.34 1150 Moon Phases.Last Quarter\u2014Saturday, October 14, 6.46 p.m.MONTREAL CLOSING LETTER.Montreal, Oct.10\u2014T'oday's market was firm all day and advanced on any buying.Power was strong and closed at the top.The only reason for this that there is little stock offered and they will get the Shawinigan new power next week.Textile which has been dull showed strength and advanced easily.The low price of cotton is hound to help this stock.Detroit was in fair demand.Rio was a shade casier.Investors are, picking up good preferred stocks and bonds in small lots, Some of our preferred stocks give 8 per cent return.Money is freely offered and this is the time when it would be tight if it were going to be this year.Taking our market as a whole it acts well.It may look high compared with New York, but it is the safar market to trade BR Domarisn, Henderson.London, ! ja.Samp | to about 100,000,000 bushels.\u201d {OL Reports state the strike on the SNAN AAC = Ë M TITER GREAT CROP IN THE WEST Ottawa, Oct.9.\u2014*We're going to \u2018 have the best crop out west this year that we've ever had,\u201d declared Senator Kirchoffer of Brandon, who arrived today.\u201cIt looks to me as if there would be 175,000,000 bushels of grain.This is a tremendous increase over last year when the crop only amounted Senator Kirchoffer remarked that the farmers had been slow about threshing this year, largcly on account of the lack of labor out west.\u201cDid the frost do much damage this year?\u201d enquired the reporter.\u201cNo, the damage by frost has been comparatively slight this year.In fact the west has been very lucky in that regard.In some of the eastern parts, perhaps, there was damage done but for the most part the crop is intact.\u201d IMMIGRATION LAWS NEED AMENDMENT Toronto, Oct.9.\u2014At a meeting of the Associated Charities of Toronto held today dissatisfaction was expressed with the manner in which the immigration laws of the Dominion were being carried out, and steps were taken to have the defect immediately remedied.The association claims that thé Canadian officials at such border towns as Niagara Falls and Windsor, allow almost any vagabond to cross the border into Canada.On the other hand, it claims that the United States officials are too severe and in many cases go beyond their power in refusing Canadians entrance into the United States.The attention of the association was directed to the state of affairs by Rabbi Jacobs, who said that he had read statements to the effect that at the present time two million men were out of employment in the United States, and that this number would be increased to four million in the near future.He put forward a resolution that the association should instruct its secretary to write a letter to the Minister of the Interior requesting that for the next six months at any rate the immigration law be strictly enforced.The motion was passed unanimously.COTTON MARKET.New York, Oct.10.\u2014Cotton futures closed steady.Closing bids: Oct, 949c; Nov, 9.52¢; Dec, 9.67c; Jan, 9.47c; Feb, 9.52¢c; March, 9.59c; April 9.64c; May 9.73c; June 9.78¢; July 9.79c.Spot closed quiet, unchanged.Middling uplands 9.75¢; do gulf, 10.00c.Sales none.Liverpool\u2014Cotton spot, good business done.Prices 9 lower.American middling, fair, 584d; good middling 558d; middling 544d; low middling 530d; good ordinary 504d; ordinary 479d.The sales of the day were 10,000 bales, of which 1000 were for speculation and export, and included 9300 Americart.Receipts were none.Futures opened easier and closed steady.CLOSING LETTER.New York, Oct.10.\u2014A generally higher opening was succeeded in the usual trading fashion by a fractional reaction followed by a still further advance in the morning session.Business, however, was quiet and distinct strength was exhibited in some of the standard investment issues, such as American Telephone which gained % of a point to 134% and General Electric 1% to 150.Pennsylvania was % up, also Lehigh Valley and Great Northern preferred showed ! point to the good.It appears to us that the continued ease in money will tend to still further increase the investment demand for sure dividend payers netting five per cent or more.Norfolk & Western sold up to 106, Western Union at 79%.Both of these issues are finding favor with investors.Western Maryland gained a point to 53% on the prospective business from the New York Central connection.It is predicted that Western Maryland will ultimately he absorbed by the New York Central.The unfilled orders of the Steel Corporation Sept.30 fell off only 84,000 tons, although at the low ered prices, iow obtaining.it is a ques tion how profitable this business is.The foreign weekly report statement shows a gain over last year of $1,050,- Harriman roads shows signs of weakening.The closing was steady, little | change in net results.New York Curb Quotations-\u2014Dnbie 19-16 to 11-16: Dom Ex 77 to 79: Rea 213-16 to %: Hlollinger 12% to 12%; Preston 18 to 19: Vipond 42 to 43; West Dome % to 1: Foley O'Brien % to 11-16; Porcupine Central 314 to $-16; Porcupine Northern 87 to #0); Tobacco 400 to 401: Standard Oil, new, 325 to 375: Butte 14% to 15%: British Columbia Copper 3% to 3%; Giroux 311-16 to 313.16; Inspiration 6% to J: Int.Cont.Rubber 18% to 19%: Keer Lake 3% to 3%; La Rose 315.16 to 4; McKinley 1% to 111-16; Mays Oil 15 to 18; Nipissing 7% to, 7%: Greene SK to 6: Ohio Copper 1% to 17-16: Ray Central 1% to 17-16; Rawhide Coalition 4 ta 6; United Copper 1 to 1%; Yukon 3% to Montreal\u2014Curb sales, afternvon session: Mexican Northern 25 at vu 125 at 20; Wayrgamack 5 at 37%.Quotations: Wayagamack 37 to 38: Wayagamack bodns 75% to 76: der.$20.00 and up.weights, $2.00 and upset.Woolen Socks Cashmere \u201c \u201c Fur lined T.11 BUADE a \u2014 LOST.LOST+\u2014Lady's blue silk umbrella.Please return to this office and receive reward.octllx2 WANTED.WANTED\u2014One chainman for the Quebec & Saguenay Ry.Apply at 45 Dalhousie St.Arr re FAMILY WASHING \u2014 Family washing will be taken in on applying at 128 Caron St., St.Roch.octilixiw WANTED\u2014Life insurance manager.An old established Canadian life insurance company is prepared to receive applications for the position of Life Insurance Manager for the city of Quebec.Liberal terms to the right man.Correspondence will be considered confidential.Write to A.B.C, care Quebec Morning Chronicle, oet!1x3 WANTED\u2014For the winter months « small furnished house or flat for business man and wife.In vicinity of John's Gate.Willing to pay nominal rent.Best of references furnished.Wanted for occupation 1st or middle of November.Apply by letter MF.care of Chronicleoctllx3 -_\u2014 CAPABLE Scotch woman would go out by the day.Apply, B.C, Chronicle office.WANTED\u2014Pantry maid.Apply to St.Ursule House, 72 St.Ursule Stoct.9x3 WANTED\u2014By a young lady general office work, English and French Over four years experience.Apply this office, X.Y.Zoct.9x3 WANTED\u2014Experienced linemen, used to working on electric light and 33 14 power lines.Nine-hour day.cents per hour for first-class men.Legal holidays off, with pay.Agreement with union.Apply Toronto Hy- dro-Electric System, City Hali, Toronto.tf.PERMANENT REPRESENTAtive to Randle agents, to sell our wonderful Quikwork Vacuum Cleaner ; $50.00 to $75.00 per week.All you have to do is demonstrate it and the sale is niade.Write for territory, full particulars, ete.O'Neill-James Co, 337 W.Madisou St, Chicago, U.S.A.EMPLOYMENT WANTED.SITUATION WANTED\u2014By a young girl, house work or table work or chamber work or any kind of work.Can do good plain cooking in the city or out of it.Address, call or write, Miss M.Sullivan, Black Lake Post Office.MALE HELP WANTED.LEARN the barber trade right.The! Moler Barber College is the original college; founded in 1893; graduates are now successful barbers all over the werld; you get expert instruction; constant practice; write for catalogue Moler Barber College, 41 Craig st.East Montreal.FOR SALE, POR SALE\u2014Wire hair fox terriers, four months old.Al ratters.Prize winning stock.Apply G.Harfield, Quebec Hunt Club, St.Foye Road.\u2014 .oct11x3 FOR SALE\u2014I2 H.P.vertical boiler.Has been used only three weeks.Cheap for cash.The Jenckes Machine Ca, Ltd.Sherbrooke, Que.HOUSE FOR SALE\u201424 Laval St.The Ramparts.Six rooms, yard, ete, $2000 to a prompt purchaser.Iminediate possession.Apply to Mes.P.A.Shee, St.Foye Road.octéxiw HOUSE AFOR SALE\u2014A 2 story solid brick house, Nos.11 and 13, St.Joseph street.Easy conditions for a prompt purchaser, Apply to Louis Lessard, No.11 St.Joseph Stoctôxiw FOR SALE\u2014The rty on St.Pau! and Valier stress, Bererotore occupied by Mesars.Proteau & Carignan, brewers.aad mai.stere.The valuable property.142 Avenue Renaud, St.Sauveur, formerly occuzicd by Messrs.M.Qauvin & Co.brewers and maltsters.The valnable property on St.Paul and St.Valier streets, known ss the \u201cLearmonth Foundry.\u201d Fort particulars ap- ly to Amos J.Colston, Mochelaga ak Buildings, Quebes.FOR SALE\u2014That property on St.Ana street, known us Tara Hall.Ap- Western Canada Power 56 to $8; Svanish River 38% td 39, ply to Thomas Delany, 1 Napoleon Whar Fall »» Winter Wear Just received from England a fine line of fall and winter overcoatings and suitings made to or- À full line cf Sweaters in different shades and Underwear different weights $2.00 to $9.00 per Gloves Tan and gray LAFRANCE Tailor and Haberdasher STREET valuable pra.25¢ pair 3 pairs or $100 $1.00 per pai $3.00 and up FOR SALE\u2014 Merry Maker, b.g., 9 years old, for sale.Winner of stakes on the flat as steeplechaser, in the United States and Canada.Would make good hunter, up to good weight, and is broken to harness.Apply ta L.G.Dorais, Carona Hotel, Monts real.\u2019 1 det.S.eo.dx6 -_\u2014 rs RESIDENCE FOR SALE\u2014Resid- ence No.9 Ramperts street, with all modern conveniences and in excellent condition.Gaspard Lemoine, at J.B, Renaud & Co, 126 St.Paul street.| aept27xtf FOR SALE\u2014House No.60 St.Cys sille street, 10 rooms, besides 2 bath rooms, yard.Also a vacant lot ade joining.Price for the whole, Rue & LaRue, Notaries, 28 St.Any street.eng FOR SALE\u2014A splendid en O'Connell street, which could be used as a livery stable or an automobile garage.Will be sold as a mod- Aopir 0 FX Martel 3 Se oman pply to F.axtel .St Phone 2667.\u2014_\u2014 TO LET._\u2014\u2014 TO LET\u2014Large furnished room, centrally located, for gentleman, Apa ply A.H, care of Chronicle._ HOUSE TO LET\u2014A tenement containing 11 rooms, recently re« newed, and with all modern improve ments, No.279 St.Cyrille street, near Maple Avenue.Apply to G.Eug.Paradis, N.P, 402 St.John Street.Telephohe 991.septSxtf.' BUSINESS NOTICES.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014 MUSICAL TUITION AT PUPILS residence.Special attention to pre paring beginners for professors.Appointment for interview by lettez; Miss H.M.Addie, 95 Scott street.EDWARD A EVANS CIVIL ENGINEER.Plans, Surveys, Reports, Superintendence of Construction, Railways, Power Plants, .Lend.Improvement, &c.Office : 92 St.Peter St, Quebec.Telephone No.2811.CENTRAL ROOMING HOUSE ~=No.24 Paiace Hill.Phone 2153, To Rent\u2014Furnished rooms and sample rooms.Recently established.Thig house has been completely rebuilt, with four stories and offers all modern improvements.A bath on each flat.Building well lighted throngh< out and nothing has been neglected to give all desirable comforts.septi0xIm _\u2014 er, HAVE YOUR FEATHERS cleaned and curled or dyed.Phey will look like new when done st Glover's Dye Works, 393 St.Valter streetq Phone 1810.R.J.WINFIELD Caterer and Oonfeotioner Offers the following fine Confees tionery :\u2014Dainty and Delicious Fla« vors, Chocolate Creams, Solid Choco« lates, Milk Chocolates, Bar Choco lates, Nut Chocolates, Marshmallow Chocolates and large variety of otheg kinds.Lady, Opera, Swiss, Maple, Choco late, Honey, Almond, Walnut and Bute ter Scotch Caramels.Home-made Candies.Large assortment made fresh every day.ALSO Fancy Cake, Pastry, and all kinds of Pies made to order.Wedding Cakes and Breakfasts supplied.Raw paste always on hand.Oyster Patties, Oyster Pies, also Oysters in bulk for sale.Phone 170.126 St.John St FOR SALE The properties of the late D.Brouard, Nos.169 to 18% Bridge street, four houses, stores, large lumber yard.Good business stand.Rental about $1,200.No ground rent.Moderate price for a prompt purchaser.Apply to W.R.LARUE; Notary.28 St.Ann Street.Oct 7-tt FR of ET FETHERSTONHAUBH, BENNISON & CO, LOUIS ALPHONSE POBLIDT, LL.D Loge! Afrioar K OF NOVA BCOTIA BULLDING ll HARRIS TWEEDS OVERCOATINGS, SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS, VESTINGS.- livery Cloths in Orab, Brown, Blue, Green, Black.NDERWEAR Body Bands Bed Socks Knees Warmers Knitted Spancers HAIR SWEATERS CAMEL John Darlington, Riser Recommend to your patients a sure and natural cure for all diseases.À Change for The Better A Shang of Air Instruct them to consult us and wa will guarantee woaders HONE & RIVET, General Travel Agency 21 Buade St.(opposite the Basilica), Telephone 4104.QUEBEC.9 St.Lawrence Boulevard.Montreal.5 Rue de Rome, Paris, France.All Lines Represented __ {| WANTED TO BUY \u201cisis MARKET PRICES Mixed Papers, Tailors\u2019 Clips, Dry Bones, Scrap Iron, Scrap Cast, Copper, Type Metals, Brass, Lead, Zinc, Rubbers, Auto and Bicycle Tires, New Tin Cuttings.Hides, Raw Furs and Furs Cuttings Please let us know if you have anything in our line to offer.Quebec Scrap Metal Go, 14 St.Roch Strset Tel.2777 ' aug.4Ixwed.sat.x1y A Don\u2019t Forget The Goal Now is the time to remember it\u2014and to get in your winter supply.Stack it in and be prepared for Jack Frost.We can deliver you good, clean, well-screened Coal in any quantity at the lowest * uatket prices.It has great heating properties, is dry and clean, and will give you the greatest satisfaction.PRUNEAU & CO.142 St.Petar Street, Cor.St.Andrew St.Phoae 1239 Also Builder's Supply Fal Winter Importation Latest Sporting News ||.ee EE a ES WOMEN MARCH SINGING HYMNS Incident in the Royalist Upris- Royalists expect the other column now advancing through the Minho Valley to create a diversion and lead to a division of the government troops which are now concentrating.The Monarchists keep their line of communications with Spain open and are able to receive recruits and supplies from sources which the Republicans cannot attack without a quarrel with Spain.The invaders are able to obtain plenty of food {rom the countryside but few men join them.Two hundred peasant women led b lage to village singing hymns and cheering for the church, seeking thus to inspire the men with fighting zeal.Their efforts, however, have been generally futile.The government is placing sailors from the warships in the front as much as possible not because it doubts their loyalty but because they are more relentless in fighting the Royalists than are the soldiers who are likely at any time to encounter old comrades among the officers snd men of the enemy.The resignn- GERMANY AND TRIPOLI INCIDENT Not Ready for Mediation, but Is Trying to Localize Field of Hostilities.: Berlin, Oct.10.\u2014Aithough Germany tinds that the time is not ripe for an offer of mediation te end the war between Turkey and Italy, pending the completion of the ltalian occupation of T-ipoli,, the government is endeavoring further to localize the junesxwed,sat,tilldec.1 PHONE 646 FOR YOUR COAL Apply to THE ARGHER GO., Limited.COAL MERCHANTS 126 St.Andrew Street They Keep the Best Agents for the famous Roto Salt for Horses and Cattle junedxwed,satx4m.\u201cTHE SPORTSMAN'S FRIEND \u201cRed Gross\u201d Fly Paste Will protect your face and hands from mosquitos, black flies or any other insect bites.Elegantly put up in collapsible tubes at .,.25 Cents pecial price to the trade of lumber camps, etc.* pb \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 2 RED CROSS PHARMACY J.EDMOND DUBE Telephone 842.nn hostilities and prevent fighting in the Red, Aegean and Adriatic Seas.1f Turkey will give assurances that she will not interfere in the transport of the expedition of Tripeli there is hope that all other hostilities wilt be suspended.The prolongation of war movements outside of Tripoli presents great risks to international shipping and it is even feared that the service on the Suez Canal might be interrupted.The landing of the Italian expedition is said to present difficulties not anticipated.The weather on the Tripolitan coast has interfered and it will be at least a week probably before Italy is ready to treat with Turkey.It is learned in diplomatic circles that Italy probably is willing to indemnify Turkey to the extent of about $12,000,000 but it is a question whether she is still willing to recognize Turkish suzerainty over Tripoli in any form.Popular feeling and desire to avoid future sources of conflict may have changed the attitude that Italy held before the war began.DERELICT DESTROYED \u2018Washington, Oct.10.\u2014A derelict several miles off Nantucket lightship, which offered serious danger to eastern steamships, was discovered and destroyed today by the revenue cutter Seneca.BLACK HAND LEADER GUILTY New York, Oct.10.\u2014Giuseppe Constabile, known as \u201cThe Fox\" and reputed to be leader of the Black Hand here, was today found guilty of carrying a bomb concealed upon his person, and was remanded for sentence.The jury was out less than five minutes, and only one ballot was taken.The Ttalian may be sentenced to serve from five to ten years in Sing Sing.Constabile\u2019s convic'ion marks a successful first step in the efforts of the police to break up the so-called \u201cBlack Hand\u201d organization in this city.FOUND BODY .OF BABY GIRL Montreal, Oct.10.\u2014A gruesome discovery was made by Siste: Conture of the Grey Nun Convent on St.Matthew street, on opening tha frat door this morning.As Sister Couture cpened the dnor she saw a parzel dy- ine at her fret.Lifting up the on:ect, which was small and wrapped in a cloth, she frmind it to be the buly of a dead baby girl.The morgue autho.- itics and police were instantly :n- formed of the matter and the hody was taken to the morgue.Dr.Mac.Taggart, who made an examinarion of the body, stated that it was that cf an infant abuut one month old.ad thas it had not teen long del.The police ere making investigations, SPORTSMEN Send your game heads to Holt, Renfrew & Co, Ltd, to be mounted.First Class work guar anteed.priests have been marching frum vil-.tion of General Castra as Minister of War was due to the fact that he was \u2018denounced the Cardonaries as à traitor because be had not shown enough energy in suppressing the Monarchist bands, RACE WIRE TAPPERS CAUGHT Laurel, Md., Oct.10\u2014A gang of wire tappers were caught operating ing Portugal\u2014Sailors to the | outside of the race track here this afternoon.Paul Heintz, alias White, Fore.was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by the local justice.The gang ls alleged to have been Lisbon, Portugal, Oct.10.\u2014The operating in the interest of psolreoms in Washington and New York.ATHLETICS WON : FROM ALL-STARS Washington, Oct.10.\u2014The Athletic pitchers worked in something like their true form today and the All- Stars went down to defeat by 3 to 2, the winning run coming over in the ninth inning with no one out, nn Cnllins' single and Baker's double to the right field fence.Coombs\u2019 pitched the first four innings and his bases un balls to Milan and Gessler coupled rors, gave the \u2018All-Stars their two runs.Plank pitched three inwings, allowing but one hit and Benrler finished up the gang, but one hit being registered off his delivery.The way the champions hit Walter Johnson surprised the onloukers as he had all his well known speed and control.Eddie Collins hit threg #in- gles while Harry Davis slammed a fast shoot aver the right field fence for a home run.Sensational! fielding plays were made by Chase aud Eliber- 6, T.PACIIC WILL HAVE HOTEL CHAN Also a Floating Dock at Prince Rupert\u2014Annual Meeting of Shareholders.: , Montreal, Que, Oct.10\u2014The adjourned annual meeting of the shareholders of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company.was held today in the board room of: the general offices on McGill street, with Mr.Charles M.Hays, president, in the chair.; Regarding the progress of construction, the president stated that during the year the track laying on the main line of the western djvision had been extended from W Creek to Fitzhugh, west of the basca River, in the Rocky Mountaifis, which is 1,027 miles west of Winnipeg, and will be the divisional.point: for that section; that the construction work is under full headway, with night and day forces to construct Tete Jaune Cache, on the Fraser River; beyond Yellow Head Pass, on the \u2018western slope of the Rocky Mountains, and it is expected that the track laying will reach this point, which is 1,09 miles west of | Winnipeg, before the close of the year.\u201cOn all parts of the line which have been sufficiently completed, trains are at present in operation, and a daily through freight and passenger service is established on the line between Winnipeg.Edmonton and Edsot.For the purpose of establishing smit- able hotel accommodations throughout the country which will be traversed by the company's lines, it is proposed to construct a chain of first- class modern hotels.The company has been granted a subsidy by the Canadian Government for the construction of a floating dry- dock at Prince Rupert, at an approximate cost of $2,200,000, on which work has already been commenced, and tenders have also been called for the construction of terminals and a station in that city.The steamer Prince John has been added to the \u2018company\u2019s fleet on the Pacific Coast, and placed in service between Prince Rupert and the Queen Charlotte Islands.Good progress has bees made in the construction work of the eastern division, and the present condition of that work shows a \u2018total of 122345 miles of main line track, and 136.50 miles of side track laid, and the remaining portions of this sections are all under contract.\u201cThe terms of office*of the directors expire each ycar when the full board are eligible for re-election.In the representation on the board by members of the board of directors of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada resident in London, these directors serve in turn in alternate years.Me.Hugh A.Allan, who was à member of the first board of directors, and has served since the organ- jzation of the company in 1904, having taken up his residence abroad, is unable to continue as an active member of the board, and the company and directors have much regret in parting with his able co-operation and support.; The names of the followiag direc tors are proposed for re-election: Alfred W.Smithers, Sir Henry Mather Ackson, George Von Chauvin, Colonel Fred.Firebrace, Chales M, Hays, E.J.Chamberlin, William Wainwright, E.H.Fitzhugh, W.tH.Biggar, E.B.Greenshigids, the Hon.R.Dandurand, the Hon.George A.Cox, E.R.Wood, and J.R.Booth.with Chase's single and Davis\u2019 or | Brown Shades VERY MUCH IN EVIDENCE .for Fall and Winter Fashion-Craft Clothes, for this season show many charming suits and overcoats in Brown Tweed and Worsted effects.Stability of color has been | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1911.\u2014 CITY OR QUEBEC CITY HALL, City of Quebec, District of Quebec, Towit: ! \u2018 BY LAW NO.16s.FOR THE OPENING AND PRO» LONGING OF CERTAIN made a very important factor in ths selection.* We wish you to inspect these for yourself.Prices $15.up.Quebec Agencies No.178 St.John St.No 128 St.Joseph St.L.ACHILLE ROY, Proprietorane B81 PX SERN Call and see A te ds Noel Wood for Pyrography and Brass for Metal-Aplike Work AY H.F.KIMBALL'S 148 St.Johnlet.À ; apl@Ssig .ua.PYROGRAPHY DEMONSTRATION \\ School \u201cShoes , Boys' Goodyear Welt School Shoes.Girls\u2019 Goodyear Welt 8chool Shoes.Big Girls\u2019 23 to 5 Low Heels.All kind of Shoes for Children, Infants\u2019 White Suede Ankles Strap Shoes: \u2018 Infants\u2019 White Suede Button Boots.Infants\u2019 Black Suede Patent Leather.Chocolate and Kid Shoes.Party Shoes of all kinds.WM.JACQUES & SONS Cel.427.424 Fabrique Street.\u2014 LADIES\u2019 EMPORIUM New Fall Stock Received Heavy Suits and Coats, strictly Man-TFiilored Garments.Silk Hose, Undervests, Combinations, Sweaters, Corsets, Satin, and Moire Underskirts, Delaine and Opera Flannel Blouses, New Importations in Millinery.D.R.MURPHY, REG\u2019D.Phone 22.46 Fabrique Street marchxly OUR COLLAR WORK There's nothing in Quebec to compare with the fine work we're doing on Men's Linen Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.For your own sake, send us a trial bundle and let us show you what \u201cfine laundering\u201d really means, = The Imperiel Laundry Telephone 95.56 St.Valier St STREETS.(Drawn up in the Freach language.) At a meeting of the Municipa$.Cours\u2019 of the City of Quebec, held onthe 6t day of October, one thousand, nine hundred and eleven, the following byw law was read for the first time: ; It is hereby ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City, of Quebec, as follows, towit:.4 1, The street already made \u201cand- opened up, and actually known under - the name of \u201cPrecieux Sang,\u201d shall, inf\u2019, future, be designated under the namey of \u201cTurnbull\u201d street, on à width ofr about sixty-six feet, and comprising x the lots of ground designated as Non\u201d 14,55, 87 and 130, of the subdivision- of lot number 4381 of the official ca- © dastral plan for Montcalm nod thé City of Quebec, said street extênd= ing from south to north, fronf the street hereinafter called Maisonneuve strect, as far as St.Gabrie! street, of its prolongation.A new street, which shall be called Maisonneuve street, shill be opened up and formed on a width of about sixty-six feet, to the southwest, and next to St.Cyrille street, from Claire Fontaine street running tbe wards the southwest as far as thé piece of ground designated by Number 4380 of said cadastral plan of Montcalm ward, the ground to be used for the opening of said Maisonneuve street, comprising lot No.146 of the subdivision of said lot No.4381 of said cadastral plan.\u2019 3.A new street, to be called \u201cSt.Nazaire street,\u201d shall be opened up and formed on a width of about sixty- six feet, to the northwest of St.Cyrille street, from Turnbull street, running towards the southwest as far as de Salaberry street, the ground to be used for the opening of said street being lot No.56 of the subdivision of - said lot No.4381 of said cadastral plan.Lo A 4.A new street \\which whail be\u2019 called , shall be opened up and formed on a width of about sixty-six feet from Claire Fontaing street, running southwest as far as the fot No.3763 of ssid cadastral plan, said ground tp Le used for the \u2018opening of said: \u2014\u2014Aiinindel Jirect, comprising lot No.M4 of the subdivision.of said lot No, 4381.= 5.Bagot, Morin, Hermine, Chap eauguay, Colomb, Kirouac and Franklin streets, in St.Sauveur ward, of this city, shall be extended towards the southwest, as far as Montmagny, street, as figured out on the official cadastral plan of the parish of St.Sauveur of Quebec.6.A new street, to be called Garonthie street.shall be opened up and formed nn a width of about sixty feet, next to the west of Marie de l'Incarpation street, from de Courcelles street as far as the River St.Charles, as figured out on the vfficial cadastral plan of the parish of St.Sauveur of Quebec.7.The lots to be used for the npen- ing of the streets mentioned in articies 2, 3, 4, of the present by-law, and the lots to be used fôr the extension of the street mentioned in.article 5 of the present by-law, have been ceded to the City of Quebec by the Religious Body \"of L'Hotel-Dieu de Quebec, according to an act passed on the fifth of October, 1911, before Lebreque, notary.8.\"he cost of said works for the forming of said streets shall be paid with the money taken from the geu- \u2018eral funds of the city.; 9.Said streets shall be recognized as public streets and considered as such only after th qork of construc: tion shall be fidishèd.- PUBLIC NOTICE .Is hereby given that, In uccordance with the dispositions of the law, the above by-law shall be read a second time, for adoption, and paséed on the 20th day of October, instant, 911.By order: H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD,.+1 City Clerk.IRR No doubt but this is goed news to many, but few stop to think Gow they can be made even mote palatable whan served with apropriate and delicious accompaniments.Guinness ' Btout, Bouternes, Wotcestershire and Tobasco Sauce are the most highly appreciated.We have received a large supply of these various lines in pints, quarts and splits.PHONE 3818.GEORGES PATRY MN Fabrique St. \u201cWools Turmbulls Cee Tee Underwear in Wool and and Woolens «.Union from 29c., for Ladies and Children.Berlin in 4 and 8 fold.Eiderdown Wool in all shades Shetland Floss all shades.Baldwins Bee Hive WOOLS AVIATION CAPS Made of Biderdown Wool, German E.J.DYNES, 49 St John St.LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC y Tel.271 Are offering to lease at their : Head Office and St.Roch Branch.SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES of Bonds, Stock Certificates, Important Documents, Jewellery ard other valuables.for safe keepi imported direct from MARRIED, ANDREWS-O'MALLEY\u2014On the 26th September, at St.Patrick's Church, by Rev.Father Woods, Stella O'Malley to Gordon Andrews, both of this city.DIED.MeKEE\u2014At Kinnear\u2019s Mill, Que, on Sept.4th, 1911, Adelaide Maude King, beloved wife of John T.Mc- Kee, and daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert King, Henderson\u2019s Grave, Que, in her 32nd year.Safe in the arms of Jesus, Safe on his gentle breast, There by his love o'er shadowed, Sweetly my sou! shall rest.Auditorium TO-DAY.Vaudaville and Pictures 5 and 10 cents Friday and Saturday \u2018 OCT.13-14 Mat.-Sat New Sunny South Co.SEATS NOW ON SALE ORPHEUM THEATRE Bt Joseph Street, Next to the Post Office.Extraordinary Engagement.HARRISON & LEARY, Singers and Dancers.MISS ALICE FARNSWORTH, Comedienne.Also the Celebrated VILLERAIE TROUPE, composed of 12 famous artists, Change Threc Times a Week.Admission : 10 Cents.SILLERY NURSERIES, BEÉRGERVILLE.Boston Ferns, S0c., 75c.and $1.00 each ; amall ferns, $1.00 per dozen ; bulbs, hyacinths, daffodils, tulips, narcissus, violets and carnations.We pay Teturn car fare on new line to all who visit us and spend $1.00 or more.Nurseries open week days and Sundays.Designs from $3.00 up.Phone 395.JOHN RAMSDEN, \u2018 Gardener.Phone 295.; sept27x6m NOTICE Notice is hereby given to the creditors of the late firm, \u201cLa Cie Chimde Fraserville,\u201d that Dr.John e of the city of 'Fraserville has purchased the entire book debts of the said firm by deed passed before Lk J.Dugsl, NP, on the %h October, 1911, a copy of which was duly deposited in the hands of the Prothenatary of the district of Kamourasks.DR.JOHN KANE.Auction | Sal of Furniture LOUTE DESCHENES, Auctioneer.At No.522 8t.JOHN ST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1911.AT 130 P.M.Comprising, parlor, mahogany fur- miture, Axminster carpet, a splendid Gerhard Heintzmann plano worth ko large plate glass mirror, onyx le, rattan chairs, framed engrav- , etc.* Dining room furniture, velvet car- Lee set, glass, crystals, cutlery, udoir oak furniture, unpolished, ladies\u2019 desk, table engravings.Bed room oak furniture, beds, bed- g, mattresses, folding bed, child's stead, geatleman\u2019s chest of draw- Richer fr] * Kitchen stove, refrigerator, carpet, all cloth and utensile.pond done of sale: Cashurniture can be examined from 9 # 12 o'clock, on the day of the sale.LOUIS DESCHENES, | Qe 10xt0,thh\u2019 Ahnçtinnente, Gad Bowing Toumamen ANNUAL COMPETITION Commencing 15th Gotober 1011 at the cercle \u201cChevalier de Levis\u2019 $500 IN PRIZES Competition open to all amateurs of this district.Easy accommodation.A table will be placed at.the disposal of strangers in the club rooms, which will be open from 1 p.m, to 11.30 p.m.For any information apply to John Dorais, Superitendent of the Canadian Electric Light Co., or to Joseph Robitallie, manages of La Côdse d'- Economie, Eden street Levis.Oct9x4 Trend to Offers for the winter months a limited number of rooms with board, suitable for couples.Also table board by.the month at most reasonable rates.For conditions and terms apply at the office.J.T.BEGIN, ' * Sept27xim NOTICE The annual Thank Dffering meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society \u2018will be held in Chalmers\u2019 Church on Thursday evening, Oct.12, at eight o'clock.The speaker of the evening will be Dr.Jamison, of Trinidad.There will be epecial music under the direction of Mr.H.Gordon Perry.Everyone welcome.octllx2 New Designs \u2014 IN \u2014 MERGED ART BRASS 5 COMB AND SEE: , NOW ON VIEW John E.Walshis 11 8t.John Streel.Removal Notice Arthur E.Scott AGENT FOR North British and Mercantile Insurance Company of Edinburgh.; Aetna Insurancé Co.of Hartford, The Boiler Inspection end Insurance Company of Toronto.London Guarantee and Accident Company.Connecticut Fire Insurance Company.Intercolonial Coal Mining Company.Has removed his offices from 85 St.Peter street to the \u201cNorth British\u201d Building 16 Mountain Hill, Cook's Cotten Root Compound The Ulgrine cn 38 ga Bras pe bn ot Boon 00, Toons, Gar, 3 1 bas been === = = loj==jo fl IN AND ABOUT TOWN CS O0 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.FAREWELL T0 HAL cae Their Excellencies Will Arrive in Quebec This Morning\u2014 Reception This Evening.Their Excellencies Earl and Lady Grey will arrive in- this city by special C, P, Ry.train early this morning, and will immediately drive to the Governor-General\u2019s quarters at the Citadel.At 1.30 Their Excellencies will be the guests of Lieutenant- Governor Langelier and the Provincial Cabinet at a luncheon at Spemcer Wood.This evening at 7.30 a popular, reception will be tendered to Their Bxcellencies in the Council Chamber of | the City Hall, when all the citizens are invited to attend to say farewell to Canada\u2019s departing Governor-Gene- ral.Hig Excellency will be escorted to the City Hall by a detachment of {the Q.0.CH.while the Guard of Honor will be composed of the R.C.G.A,, accompanied by their band.The exterior and interior of the City Hall has been beautifully decorated \u2018for the occasion with multi-colored lights and a large display of palms and bunting, and the civic address and presentation will take place in the Council Chamber, Their Excellenciea and suite will leave tomorrow morning on board the Earl Grey for Rimouski, to board the victorian at that place.When H.RH.the Duke of Connaught arrives here on Friday, the pupils of the Quebec Seminary and band will take up a position at Laval Monument and as the vice-regal cortege passes, the pupils will sing the National Anthem.2,000 yards of Dress Goods, worth from 60 cents to $1.00 a yard, for 44 cents.First come first served.St.George's Store, 172 Se.John street.COURT OF SESSIONS.A grocer convicted of selling liquor to Indians was fined $50 and costs in the of \u2018Sessions yesterday.NEW ALARM BOX.Fire alarm box No.48 which was destroyed ia the fre at No.5 Station, mubatituted By one -placed in the north end of Dalhousie street, Thousands of American roves for departure of Earl Grey roses for departure and reception of Duke of Connaught at Mrs.Lemieux\u2019s, St Stanislas street.DUKE OF CONNAUGHT RECEPTION.Do not fail te attend the reception without the regulation grey \u2018eception gloves to be had only at J.H.Mullin for $1 and $1.28, .also the regulation grey chene silk tie.White dress gloves, 50c.; ladies, $2.25.REMEMBERED BY HIS FRIENDS.The many friends of Dr.Emile Boissonneault, son of Mr.Alphonse Boissonneault, advocate, and Deputy Prothonotary of this district, called at his residence, Beauport, on Monday evening last and presented him with a handsome physician\u2019s leather travelling case on the eve of his departure for the North-West, where he will practice in future at Alberta, After passing a brilliant examination in Laval University last spring, the young physician left for the Northwest where he had to undergo another examination before practising in that province.Dr.Boissonneault leaves to-day to take up his new residence and practice his profession id Alberta and leaves with the best wishes of a large circle of friends for his future success, ° QUEBEC MINISTERIAL .\u2018 ASSOCIATION.The second session of the Association was held in the rooms of the Y.M.CA.\u2018nthe 9th instant, «t 10.30 am.the President, the Revd.9.T.Martin, M.A, in the chair.There was & good attendance of members.After devotional exercises, the reading of the minutes, and the considera- tiorr of unfinished: business relating to the Missionary Conususs at Montreal, the rally day of the Dominion Temperance Alliance, in Quebec city, and the gbservance of Bible Sunday by the city churches ; the following were \u2018appointed essayists; Revd.S.T.Martin, M.A., Nov.6th, and the Revd.C.F.Amaron, D.D., Nov.2th.The Revd.Mr.Robinson, Presbyterian representative of Evangelism and Social Service, was called upon to address the meeting.He called attention to the church's great need of Evangelism and Social Service, and bow closely these were connected, and how that there could be trie Evangelism without Social Service resultant in a higher morality.The address was a very informing one and went to the centre of things.The Revd.Mr.Robinson received the thanks of the meeting.The next session will be held on the 6th of November.ARE YOU DIFFICULT TO PLEASE ?Gentlemen, our assortment of shirts for men is most lets.We male 8 specialty of shirts for stout men ga well as for smali sizes, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERR 4) IGURATION OF NEW MONUMENT St.Jean Baptiste Society Win Make Display on Occasion of Montcalm Memorial, An impoftant meeting of the executive committee of the St.Jean Baptiste Society of Quebec was held at the City Hall on last Tuesday evening which was largely attended.Among the principal matters brought up before the meeting was the inau- Euration of the Montcaim monument on the 16th instant.Mr.George Bellerive, secretary of the Montcalm Monument Committee, attended the meeting, and stated that all arrangements had been completed, including the engagement of the Union Lamillotte band, and added that the proceedings would conclude with a display of fireworks.The members of the St.Jean Baptiste Society would meet.at the Parliament building at 1245 on Monday next, and thence proceed in = body, with delegates of other societies, to the Montcalm monument.Thousands of American Beauties and Governor Taft roses for departure of Earl Grey and reception of Duke of Connaught at Mrs.Lemieux\u2019s, St.Stanislas street.THE MOOSE WILL NOW HAVE A BREATHING SPELL.Messrs.Allerton, Giles, Spa\u2018dal and Rogers returned home yesterday from their annual hunting expedition.Although they did not require even one game license, they were thoroughly satisfied with their trip which resulted in the exciting capture of one big white rabbit.NEWS RECEIVED OF DEATH OF GENERAL CHARETTE A despatch received here yesterday announced the death in Brittany on Monday last of Baron de Charette, formerly commandant of the Papal Zouaves.General Charette was well- known in Quebeés having made a visit to Canada several years ago, and having been received with the greatest honor in the Arkient Capital.RECORDER'S COURT.Ald.Cummings and Cote presided in the Recorder's Court yesterday when 11 prisoners were arraigned.Seven of them for drunkenness were fined in sums ranging from $1 and costs or two days\u2019 jail to $8 and costs or eight days.A girl for vagrancy was sent to jail for two months in default of paying a fine of $10.Three carters charged with soliciting passengers were zllowed out on suspended sentence.Q.A.A.GROUNDS DIVIDED INTO LOTS The beautiful Q.A.A.A .grounds were recently sold to Senator Choquette, and to Messrs.Parent & Paxton, real estate brokers, Montreal, and the new proprietors have had the grounds divided into building lots.All stands have been demolished and a splendid avenue sixty feet wide has been opened between Grande Allee and St.Cyrille street.Cement pavements are being laid down aud the fence at present facing the grounds will soon be removed, which will be an improvement for Grande Allee.CLASSIC DANCER FOR QUEBEC.Countess de Swirsky, the young Russian, who was last season Premiere Danseuse of the Metropolitan and Boston Opera Companies, is this season making a tour in an elaborate programme of classic dances and music, of the principal American cities.Mile de Swirsky is said to be the greatest interpretive dancer in the world, Quebec has been included in the dancer's route.She is to appear at the Auditorium theatre on the 2nd of November.2,000 yards of Dress Goods, worth from 60 cents to $1.00 a yard, for 44 cents.First come, first served.St.George's Store, 172 St.John street.ANOTHER TEST OF THE NEW FIRE ENGINE.In the presence of a number of Aldermen, Mr.Forrester, Consulting Engineer of the Water Works Department, Chief Hamel, of the Fire Brigade, and a number of citizens, the new Waterous steam fire engine was given a second test yesterday afternoon.The trial took place on the cross wall between the Louise Dock and Basin.At the commencement of the trial the water was about nineteen feet below the top of the wall, where the engine was placed.At 4.11 pm, the fire was started in the engine, at 4.26 the gauge marked 23 bs.steam; at 4.31 75 Ibs, and at 4.36 140 Ibs, when the engine was started.Through one hundred and fifty feet of hose she threw a stream of water about seventy feet.After playing the single stream for some tims, the engine was tested on two streams, through lines of hose of 150 fest each.In this letter trial the streams reached a distance of be tween 35 and 40 feet each.The en- gine \u2018was then taken back to the fire station.\u2018 NO TERM OF KINC'S BEACH Autumn Session Was Again |B Put Over Till April of Next |Ë Year, - \u2018The autuma session of the Crimina! : Court was fixed pro forma for yesterday, when Chief Justice Archambault ?KC, 8 presided.Messrs.Lachance, M.P, and W.H.Davidson, K.C., represented the Attorney General's department, while several local advocates wero present in the interests of their cliénts, who were all out on bail, but who renewed their bonds for their appearance at the next spring term, to be held in April next.There bas been no criminal term held in this district since October, 1910, owing to the fact that there were only a few outstanding cases on the roll, and only three new cases since April last, Owing to the illness of Mr.Alp.Pouliot, clerk of the Crown, Mr.Metayer, assistant clerk, acted in his place, and received instructions to renew the bail bonds of the prisoners.Mr.C.Blouin, ex-M.P.P., the newly apointed Sheriff, made his first appearance in the Court, and was officially presented to the presiding judge.DRESS MATERIALS.Tweeds are the latest novelty for the autumn season.Our assortment is most complete.Give your order now, so that you will have best choice.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.\u201cDON'T SEE HOW YOU DO IT,\u201d \u201cFit-Reform Fuli Dress Suits are probably the finest hand tailored garments in Canada,\u201d said Mr.J.L.O.Proulx, 105-111 St.Joseph Street.\u201cYet Fit-Reform Fufl Dress Suits are not expensive.You can get them at $30, $35 and $40, in elegant materials, elegantly made.\u201cEvery day 1 have people eay to me, \u2018I don't see how you can sell such suits for so little money.\u2019 \u201cOrganization and specialization raise the standard of workmanship \u2014 give you the best materials and keep down the cost.\u201d Thousands of American Beauties and Governor Taft roses for departure of Earl Grey and reception of Duke of Connaught at Mrs.Lemieux\u2019s, St.Stanislas street, J.C.ROCKWELL'S SUNNY SOUTH CO.The pennant winner of colored shows, known as the J.C.Rockwell Sunny South Company, said to be an exceptionally strong one, both in quality and quantity, is announced to appear in the Auditorium two nights and Saturday matinee, commencing Friday, October 13th.This company has something that is well calculated to furnish just what js wanted to a person who goes to a show to see something that will make him laugh.It is an aggregation of vaudeville stars, each and every member of the company is an artist.During the action a number of novelties, features and surprises are introduced and one must be a misanthrope indeed not to appreciate the good things offered.It refreshes you, drives away earthly cares and makes you a kid once more.The comedy, which abounds through- eut the performance, is said to be of an unusually diverting character and free from the horse play usually seen in performances of this kind.The company numbers twenty-five people, including some of the cleverest and most versatile performers in their respective lines at present before the public.The organization is accompanied by a solo concert band and a superb orchestra.The band will head the Koontown parade, taking place at noon.CARD OF THANKS.We wish to extend our heartielt thanks to our many friends and relatives, who so kindly helped us in our recent bereavement, through the illness and death of our beloved wife and daughter Maude.Mr.John T.McKee Mr.and Mrs.Robt.King and family, CINCINNATI WON IN INTER-STATE GAME.Cincinnati, 0Q., Oct.10\u2014Cincinnati defeated Cleveland in the first game of the inter-league series for the championship of Ohio to-day by a score of 4 to 0.Suggs outpitched Blanding, holding the American lea- guers safe at all times.Jackson and Lajoie, Cleveland's most powerful batters, particularly, were at sea.Outside of Suggs\u2019 pitching, the throwing to bases of Catcher O'Neil), of Cleveland, was a feature of the game.Bescher batted hard, getting two doubles.It was announced that owing to the desire of the Cincinnati club to rush work on its new grand stands the remainder of the series will be played in Cleveland.Score by innings R.H, E.000 000 000\u2014 6 6 0 .20001100\u20144 9 0 :\u2014Blanding, Falkenberg Una- Cleveland .Cincinnati .Batteries and O'Neil; Suggs and Clarke, pires : Rigler and Evans.SWITZERLAND IN WINTER guider By ene Sanne Sandal! ke Ed eb EEO tiny new exper winter travel literature, with striking illustra.tions.SWISS PEDERAL RAILROAD, 21 Fi Avenes, New Vock Ci v.] pra T \u2014\u2014 = : _ \u2014 YOUR BATH ROOM Should look just as well as your Parlor or Sitting Room, Yours can and will if you oaly place one of our new Varnished Tile or Wax Papers on it.We have some very nice designs in Sanitas, the modern finish for Bath Rooms, Consult us before going elsewhere for anything and everything in the Painting and Paper Line.MARCHANT BROS, 122% Artillery Street.READ THIS va 5 WILL INTEREST YOU .We Bw c uted lines of ssasonable merchandise which we will offer for two days only at a big reduction, with the idea of giving our friends an opportunity to buy at a saving Men's Scotch Wool Underwear, $1.25, for ex vs 0:0 ne nncuee 986 Men's Wool Knit Underwear, 75¢, fOF c.oven eenn = 49C Boys\u2019 Fleece Lined Underwear, .u cuve wave oonu ne omw.33¢ Men's Wool Coat Sweaters, $1.25, for .\u2026.\u2026 0.22$1.09 Boys\u2019 Wool Coat Sweaters, 60¢, for co.v vvarvs vimes 330 mean 49C Ladies\u2019 Black Llama Wool Stockings, 60¢, for we.uuw.ev-w49c Children\u2019s and Ladies\u2019 Wool Stockings, 35¢, for.an.a.25¢ EVENING GLOVES White or Black Suede Kid Gloves, 16 Button, $2.90 for $1.7 ~~ .\u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM xan GAS OOALS Soreened, Run-af.iline and Bimote Por Particulnre, apply 0 SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL ATE GREAT STORES OF QUEBEG TRE Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street > The value of the goods hereunder mentioned cannot be beaten as regards prices.MEN'S SWEATER COATS Among our grand assortment of goods we have a special line in colors such as grey, red and grey, navy blue, with high buttoned collar, at $1.00, Another quality, open collar colors grey and red, grey and green, and brown and green for $1.25, - SOCKS.We have the best value in woolen socks, black.grey and Scotch wool, ete, 10 different qualities, at 25c.\u201c FOR 39 CENTS We are selling a large assortment of fancy cashmere socks, black and colored, sizes 9% to 11, the real value SOc, for 39c.OVERCOATS We are offering fine tweed overcoats for boys between -8 and.14 years, for $3.29, .As well as a large lot of men\u2019s overcoats, of the best quality, \u201cAuto\u201d style, worth $10.50, {for $3.25, __._ HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Faguy, Lepinay & Frere give you the best value In stockings as can be seen by the following prices: Plain Black Cashmere Stockings, double hels and toes, double sizes 8% to 9%; extra at 39 cents.Heavy Corded Cashmere Stockings, sll wool, for boys, sizes 8 to 9%; value 55 cents; price 44 cents, Black Corded Woolen Stockings, sizes 6 to 10, worth 30 cents, for 25 cents, Balance of black cashmere and cotton stockings, sizes 4 to 8, worth 20 and 25e, for 10c.UNDERWEAR This is « real bargain.À large assortment of men's undershirts and drawers in Scotch wonl, sizes 34 to 44, worth 90c, for 6%, WOOLEN BLANKETS Our blankets at $2.95, sizes 60x80, are of the best quality, pure wool, very heavy.See our window display.SKIRTS Our skirts in colored tweeds and Melton, worth $2.50 and $3, are all reduced to $1.95.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 264-264 8t.John Street ASX YOUR HATTER FOR It will bring you luck ! Exclusive style made by TRESS & CO, LONDON and worn by themajority of welldressed men in Great Britain.If any difficulty in obtaining from your local hatter, apply to our Dominion Agents E.J 95 St.Joseph St.TECHNICAL & AESTHETIC ESTABLISHMENT For Fins Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Ring, Silverware, Optics, Diamonds and Precious Stones, EXTRA FINE WORK QUEBEC SOUVENIR \u2014 m= ESTABLISHED SINCE 25 YEARS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 GLASSES OF ALL KINDS Marine and Opera Glasses, long distance glasses of all kinds and at all prices Bicoeulars with powerful lenses.Oculists\u2019 prescriptions filled in short order, either in periscopic glasses, or according to latest discovery in toric glasses, Large choice of best binoculars and eve.glasses, artificial eyes.Private salon tor their adjustmement.Complete assortment of latest models, thermometers, barometers, ete Perfect adjustment, first quality of glasses, all Vinds of mountings.Optical Parlor.P.C.LACASSE, Optician and Optomoirist.$0 FABRIQUE ST.COHETIMENS COTE OM Govemens 0 But a good Reliable Groc * is a permanent necessity.Householders, in casting your votes for our fine line of groceries, wines, liquors, etc., you will make no mistake, but win every time.We lead in choice goods and fair prices.A VISIT 18 SOLICITED.M.Boyce & Son Phone 294 19-21 Cote D'Abraham AUGER & SON Everything in the shape of Llumber and Timbsr.PINE, SPRUCE, PITCH PINE, OAK, Etc.Maple Beach and Birch Flooring ORDERS SOLICITED.BANQUE HOCHELAGA BUILDING Peter Street QUEBEC | pany in granting leave \\GUARD OF HONOR The Eighth Royal Rifles\u2019 Guard of Honor to H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught paraded for a preliminary drill fast night.After an hour's practice in handling the new rifles a very marked improvement was shown, and before the parade was dismissed the men worked like veterans.Another full muster is called for tonight at 8 o'clock and with this training the guard should make a most favorable impression, when inspected by His Royal Hghness.Among others who witnessed last night's parade were Lt.-Col.Jones, the retiring commander of the 15th Brigade, and his successor, Lt.-Col.Ernest Wurkle, Lt.-Col.Erskine Scott, Major Pentland and a number of ladies.\u2018The action of the Ross Rifle Comof absence with full pay to all its employées parading for the guard has called forth much favorable comment.The 8th counts in its ranks a great many cm- ployces of the company, and this practical demonstration of patriotism furnishes an example which it is hoped will be followed by other employers of labor, whose mien are required on the guard.Something like 15 men are now required to complete the guard, and it is hoped that before the close of the day the requisite number ill be forthcoming.SUPPORT * HOME IDUSTRS Annual Convention of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association Opens in Toronto.Toronto, Oct.10\u2014The fine presidential address of W.H.Rowley of the E.B.Eddy Company, Hull, Que.; F.C.Schwedman's exhaustive lecture on the prevention and relief of accidents, and a warm discussion on the question whe'\u201cer home products should be pur: ased by Canadian corporations wheicver obtainable, or only where the price and value justified their sclection in preference to foreign made materials\u2014these were the outstanding features of tke first day's sessions at the annual convention of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association, which began today in King Edward Hotel, with about 200 menibers present from all parts of the Dominion.The argument regarding the support of home industries arose directly from the report of the commercial justice committee, though it was clear from the fervor of some of the speakers that they had intended to bring up the subject anyway at the first opportunity.One section of this report read: \u201cThe made in Canada campaign has long been associated with this organization, but unfortun- aug.23xmon.wed.frixly GOAL BEST SCOTCH and American ANTHRAGITE GOAL for household purposes A.K.HANSEN & CO.82 St.Peter Street Phone 382 Junel4xWed.Sat.xém CLLLLI LAE DELL LLL LLL LL LL Bargains for a Few Days Cut Prices on the following articles Drawing Slates, 35¢.for .0.Lancuu cinerea Doll's Bath, regular prices 25¢.and 60c., for 1Bc.and .Doll's Silk Stockings, 9, 10, 15, 25 and 33¢c., for §,8, 12, 18,25e.pe- pr.Doll's Rubbers, regular prices, 20, 25, 30, 45, 50 S5c., for 16, 19, 24, 35,3and .22 case secn an an se erie sees 10010486, per pr.Kid Dolls, Special Price at 20 eee u ee wg Dolls, 23c.to.,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ee Also ods and ends below cost.Hasten to come and make your choice.J.A.Kirouac & Co.Wholesale ani Retail importsrs SECEDE RSEENNNEEERENEDR ~gENBEENEEREREESRENERREOR M 34 Fabrique Street - + = = « QUEBEC fassus IMOUEESERSENUENSNAEENN paylamon,wed,sat,tilijan.1st ately during the last few years it has dropped very largely out of sight.Notwithstanding this, your committee have continued to do what they could do in a quiet way to encourage the purchase by Canadians of Canadianmade goods.When important contracts were about to be let, a personal letter has often been sent to the parties with whom the decision rested.urging them on broad, natural grounds, other things being equal, to keep them as far as possible in Canadian channels.\u201d A.F.Hatch suggested that it would be well for the association to go on record gs disapproving the subsidy of such lines by the federal government, in certain cases where the companies have heen found to be quoting lower rates of freight to American than Canadian firms, for goods going in competition into foreign countries.He called attention to the fact that every public building in Ontario in the past four years had been supplied with American-made hardware.He stated that the Canadian Northern Railway, a concern receiving a heavy government subsidy, was not erecting one building in which the architect was not an American, the engineers and contractors not American, or in which American materials and supplies were not used.7 R.S.Gourlay held that it was hardly prudent for the manufacturers to ask the public corporations to do what they might not be willing to do themselves.He suggested that Mr.Hatch's motion be qualified by the addition, \u201cthe standpoint of value and price being on a parity.\u201d John Ransford stated that the American government never used a Canadian made material.Mr.Monypenny remarked that the association had a chance to begin a splendid campaign for \u201cCanada first\u201d among its own membership; the manufacturers were certainly far from guiltless of the charge of buying their supplies and raw materials wherever they could get them at the best price, regardiess of nationality.F.C.Schwedtman's lecture on accident prevention, illustrated with a number of fine slides, was given at the King Edward tonight by a large audience of members of the association and their guests.À plessant function followed in the form of a smoking concert.Standard remedy tar Qleet, Genorhon Run: IN 48 HOURS.Cures FOR THE DUKE QUEBEC EARL GREY LEAVES OTTAWA \u2018 ' Given a Great Send Of by Res- Eighth Royal Rifles Will Supply idents of the Capital Last Detachment to Receive New Evening.: Governor.: Ottawa, Ont, Oct.Their Excellencies Earl and Countess Grey, with \"Ladies Sybil and Evelyn Grey, left the capital at 5 o'clock this afternoon amid great signs of enthusiasm linked with regret.The send-off was 8 fitting one and there was considerable emotion on the part of their Excellencies during the final moments.The past and present cabinets were represented at the Union Station and ail the flower of social, intellectual and commercial life of Ottawa.The Gov- ernor-General's Foot Guards were the guard of honor.The party were escorted to the station by the Princess Louise Dragoon Guards in a carriage drawn by two spans of horses with postillions in gay uniforms, and the salute of 19 guns was fired from Nepean Point.Their Excellencies were met at the depot by Hon.Robert L.Borden and Mayor Hopewell and bouquets were presented to Lady Grey, while the vice-rega) car wenn mass of flowers.| The Premier called for cheers for the departing parky from the crowd and they sang \"Auld Lang Syne\u201d vociferously, led by a party of boy scouts whom the Governor-General inspected for the last time ere the special pulled out.TRAIN FROM QUEBEC TD MONTREAL Montreal, Que, Oct.10.\u2014(Special to The Chornicle)\u2014When The Chronicle\u2019s representative saw Canadian Pacifie Railway officials today regarding the change in the train serv ice between this city and Quebec, he was told that, while the company desired in every way to meet the wishes of the business men of Quebec, the interests of the general public could not possibly be overlooked.One official said: \u201cYou know we only replaced the 1.30 train for the 440 last summier for the first time as an experiment.It worked well during the summer months, but now in the fall we find that the general sentiment af those who travel between the two | cities is in favor of the earlier train during the winter.We have kept in close touch with the, publie pulse, and know that there is an overwhelming number who, while.appreciating the later service in summer, feel that the earlier service in winter is more desirable.People, and especially ladies and children, who constitute a heavy percentage of through travel, don\u2019t want to arrive in Quebec at a late hour on a cold winter night.They naturally prefer reaching that city at an early hour, when they can have the evening t themselves.The percentage of actual business travel from Quebec to Montreal wishing to return home the same evening is very small compared with the entire passenger traffic, and as there is not enough traffic for two afternoon trains, the company is compelled to do what will please © greatest number.\u201cNext spring, it is expected a rearrangement of the train service will be made that will meet the requirements of almost everybody.At any rate, the people of Quebec may rely upon it that the best service the Canadian Pacific Railway can furnish will be given.\u201d | PERSONAL | Messrs.J.R.O'Neill and J.À.Loney, contractors, left for Halifax last right.Hon.Mr.Perodeau, and Mrs.Perodeau, of Montreal, registered at the Chateau Frontenac yesterday.Mr.Louis J.Primeau, of Montreal, representing Dr.Chase Medical Company, is a guest at thy Chateau.Mr.Crépesn, advocate, of Arthabaskaville is in town on professional business, and is à guéat at the Chateau.Mrs.T.Nolan and Mrs.J.O'Connor of Ottawa, are spending a few days in town and are guests at the Clarendon.W.R.Burge, representing The Jenckes Machine Co.Ltd, Sherbrooke, Que, St.Catherines, Ont, is at the Chatetau.: Miss Marcelle Dootchtreet entertained the Misses Jeannette Lemicux, Mabel Cloutier, Marguerite Parant, Edythe Paca à and Irene Grenier at a very enjoyable theatre party and ten at the Chateau Frontenac yesterday afternoon.The following have registered st La Banque Nationale, Paris, France : Dr.and Mrs.A.Desjardins, Montreat; P.C.E.Melkman, Montres! § Justice Carroll and family, Quebec ; J.J.Richer, St.Hyacinthe; R.G.Richer, St.Hyacinthe ; P.L Dupuis, Mrs.J.Pagnuelo, R.Bastien, P.Bastien, L.Kirock, Montreal.Arrivals at the Chateau :\u2014G.W.F.Nicholson, F.C.Jackson, Montreal ; Sir Chas.and Lady Fitapatrick, Hy.Thompson, Ottawa ; P.K.Douglas, New York ; D.A, Curle, R.G.How, J.F.Neville, W.Levy, W.J.Inglis, Montreal; A.W.Givin, Torqnto } R.A.Sinclair, St.John, N.B.; R.De Bouand, Paris ; Mrs.O.8.Crockett and son, Fredericton; A.F.Bishop, Ottawa; G.H.L.Hobson and wife, Vancouver; J.M.Hamilton, Toronto; C.G.Hobson, Sherbrooke; E.Seath, R.Johnson, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.F.Ciifford, Chicago; L.8.Odell, E.G.Robinson, C.H.Bourné, Totonto.tC CHKUNICLE.CURLERS ME | GETTING BUSY Last Evening.The curlers of Quebec are getting busy for the coming season, and ast evening both the Quebec and Victoria Clubs held their annual meetings.There was a large meeting of the members of the Quebec Club, when the following officers were elected : President\u2014Archibald Miller.1st Vice-President\u2014T.J.Delany.2nd Vice-Presndent\u2014E.E.Ross.Secretary\u2014Geo.Brodie.Treasurer\u2014W.Lambton.Representative Members\u2014J.G.Bruneau and L.H.Boswell.Committee\u2014F.S.Stocking, W.G.Sibthorpe, S.P.Grogan, W.C.Bickell.The annual report was as follows : To the Members of the Quebec Curling Glub Your Committes of Management have pleasure in submitting the 90th annual report.We were fortunate in being able to commence curling at s comparatively early date, the first game of the season having taken place on the 8th of December, and with the exception of a few mild spells, was continued until the 25th of March.The unfinished competitions fast season were all played off, well as those of the current year.The following is a summary of the results : 12 Rink, won by rink composed of F.W.H.Porter, R.D.Greig, Wm.Lambton, A.Vcasey (Skip).Senior and Junior Double-~Won by H.G.Blair, J.G.Bruneau Club Competitions, 1910-11\u2014Dec.30, Anderson cup, won by H.G.Perry, 31 pts; 1911, Jan, 6, Club gold medal, won by W.G.Sibthorpe, 32 pts; Caledonia medal, won by Ww.H.Davidson, 28 pts; Jewell prize, S.J.Grogan; Jan.17, Colthurst cup, won by J.Thomson, 25 pts; Feb.9, Carnival trophy, 1883, won by H.Gordon Perry, 35 pts; Feb.14, Carnival trophy, 1894, won by Dr.E.J.C.Chambers, 35 pts; Feb.21, Carnival trophy, 1896, won by S.J.Grogsn, 35 pts ; March 7, Club Handicap, F.8.Stoeking, 40-2, 42 pts; N.E.Fletcher, 35-7, 42 pts; R.B.Whyte, 337, 40 pts; W.Holliday, 31-6, 37 pts.Senior championship\u2014E.Pope.Junior championship\u2014R.B.Whyte.Senior double\u2014S.J.Grogan and A.W.Hay.Junior double\u2014R.B.Whyte and F.S.Coolican.Average prize\u2014S.J.Grogan, 31 1-3.One of the most popular victories of the season was that of Me.8.J.Grogan who, for the third time, won the Jewell prize, which now becomes his personal property.: Inter-Cfub Matches\u2014Dewar Shield \u2014We entered 12 rinks in this competition, which was won by the Victorias by 20 points, thereby winning this trophy.Pell Cup\u2014We are pleased to report that we retained possession of this coveted prize by a majority of 7 shots, our rink consisting of S.J.Grogan, Alex.Brodie, F.S.Stocking, J.G.Bruneau (Skip).This victory gives us two consecutive wins and as a third one constitutes ownership.We trust that the coming season's result will justify our hopes.Matches With Outside Clubs\u2014In the preliminary contest for the Branch Tankard we were successful against the Victorias, but were defeated by them in the Governor-Gen- eral\u2019s.In the semi-finals for the Tankard we lost to the St.Andrews in Montreal.Having been drawn against the Heather Curling Club of Westmount for the district medal we were successful in winning this prize by eight points in home and home matches.As an instance of brotherly Tove we were favored with a visit from the St.Lawrence of Montreal and renewed the ties of friendship which have of as always existed between the two clubs.A contingent from our glub - enjoyed the hospitality of the Sherbrooke Club in their magnificent new quarters where they were well recelv- ed aod royally entertained by their hosts.At.the banquet tendered to our members it was suggested that annual home and home matches be inaugurated, and in view of existing friendship we consider this idea worthy of consideration.Our President kindly presented original acore boards, the result of his own inventive ingenuity, which are much appreciated by afl.We have also to thank our Vice and 2nd Vice-Presidents andMr.C.H.Shaw for prizes, and Mr.R.F.Cream for his gencrous gift of a coffee urn, which was the means of reviving the coffee fund and thereby contributing to the comfort of the inner man, This gentleman's kindness in other matters relating to the commissariat is highly appreciated.The former club medal having been finally won by Mr.J.G.Bruneau last season a new one has been purchased.The ususl President vs.Vice-Presi- dent bonspiel was successfully held, resulting in a victory for the Vice.President, and at our club supper 12 rinks of bachelors showed their au- periority over the \u201cbenedjets\u201d in a most decisive manner.The Treasurer's statement, which will be presented, is, we consider, a most satisfactory one, showing a small balance to our credit.Our lady curlers, with whom we have the honor of being associated, had 8 most enjoyable winter's sport, and closed a successful season with an added lustre, which we trust may be renewed during the coming months, The club dinner which took place at the close of the season was an event to be remembered, being very largely attended by members and their guests, among whom was Dr.Finnie, President of the Canadian Meetings of Both the Quebec, and Victoria Were Held, Branch of R.C.C.C., whose presence and sympathetic pe were cloquent factors towards the success of our anual gathering.The evening.was enlivened by \u201cthe feast of reason and the fow of soul\u201d the former being supplied in the shape of eloquent specches on the noble game of turling, aud the latter furnished by sevgral vocalists whose efforts served to round up a most enjoyable entertainment.The musical portion of the programme was conducted by Prof.H.G.Perry, whose kindness in this line was most highly appreciated, not only on this occasion, but also durjng the entire season.One of the most enjoyable events of the season was the banquet tendered to the club on St.Patrick's Day by our old friend, Ms.Thos.J.Delany, and those who attended it will not soon ferget the kindly hospitality of their warm-hearted host.The woekly Beof and Greens showed a large average attendance and it is to be hoped that during the coming season this material help towards sociability and good fellowship will receive an added impetus.It pains us to bring to your notice the Joss we have sustained owing to the changed residence of our veteran skip, onr \u201cstand by,\u201d Mr.J.G.Bruneu.As a curler, his skill, his unert- ing judgment, and steady nerve has snatched many a victory from defeat, and as a man, his unfailing good nature and sterling qualities have endeared him to us all.We are pleased however to learn that his connection with us is not entirely severed and we hope to have him with ua occasional- ty during the coming season.Another loss that will be keenly felt by all, is that of our Chaplain, the Rev.Wylie ©.Clark, whose departure for the West deprives us of the comradeship of an enthusiastic curler, and the society of one of our most honored and respected members.We regret to report the death of Mr.T.H.Norris, one of our old time players, a life member, and former President.Mr.Norris was a keen curler In his time, and, with others who are gone, was very energetic in advancing the interests of our club, with which he was for so many years identified.We understand that the Scottish curlers intend visiting Canada this winter, and as we will have the pleasure of entertaining them we consider it superfluous to bespeak for them a hearty welcome, and feel sure that individually and collectively, we will: make them feel that our hearts are cold, and that \u201cone touch of curling makes the whole world akin.\u201d Respectfully submitted on behalf of the Committee of Management.GEO.BRODIE, : Hon.Secy.VICTORIA CLUB.\u2018There was also a lar; of the members of the which was held at the ¢ Grande Allee, last even port satisfactory, and were unanimously adopted.The election of officers resulted as follows : President\u2014Arch.Laurie.Treasurer\u2014W.A, Boswell.Secretary\u2014C.W.Walcott.Directors\u2014K.Molson, H.E.Price, A.Laurie, C.W.Colley, ii.Hamel, C.W.Walcott, w.Bignell, A.E.Scottndance Ciub, ms, on The re- WEDNESDAY warm, though the weather may be |.for the past year were most.OCTOBER 11, 181].\u2014 | Diabetes-\u2014 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aerial extension ladders 75 feet.2 city hook and ladder trucks, 65 feet.One 800 gallons steam fire engine.2,000 feet of fire hose 3 inches im diameter.All the above mentioned fire apparatus must be guaranteed for a certain number of years, and only after a Quebec in presence of the members of the Council shaïl the Department except said apparatus.cessary information from the Chief the Fire Brigadeed to the Fire Department, in the city of Quebec, free - © charge.Tenderers wave to give a full description of .ir different automobiles, ladders, etc.The tenderer shall pay the cost of deed of sale and guarantee to the notary, and shall give a certified copy of .id deed to the | city.By order, Aug.Malouin, Secretary Fire Committee.Medal, Philadelphia Exhibition, 16M Ÿ \u201cPrize -DAKEY S.LARC Best for Cicaning and Polishing Cutlery, est for Ce 6 1 26 0 4 - : il AI 1 Ÿ Coal that is real Clean and Bright Our\u2019s is the * Best Coal.Order now ; Alone in its class Always pleasing Lightens labor lasts longest Was guarantee every toa JAN 240 St.Paul Street Phone 3533 ol sug.Yxmon,wed,satxie Every Woman as qe Û MARVEL Whirling pray ne ser past Pres .feet 7 otras Assie ead simple Ld D ES ar s Irrimtiore, wie atigns of ALL snuceme er or laine ot tae stemast or arinary AT DRUGGIEYS 91 Why wel cure yourself Prevent friction int cleaning & injury to Knivegy CLITA Never becomes dry and hard like other Meta Pastes, For Cleaning Plate IEE GLASS PAPER:BLACKLEAD ÿ MaAnuUPACTUELD ET JOHN OAKEY & SONS, Ltd, (Hollington Mills, Londos, Bagiand, AUCTION SALE At Residence of Captain Benyon, No, 79 D'Auteuil Street (Esplensdez on WEDNESDAY, OCTOB 11, at 10 o'clock am.I have received instructions to sell by public auction où - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11th at the residence of Capt.Benyon, 79 D\u2019Auteuil street, all the household furniture and effects therein contained as follows: Best of Wilton car and rugs, fur and Oriental rugs (Turkish) handsome mahogany card tables, ma~ hogany fancy chairs (inlaid), mabog+ any chabinet and odd pieces, handsome arm chairs and couch (wire backs), old Sheffield parlor lamp, val uable clocks, lace curtains and brass poles, sideboard, dining room chairs, à large quantity of dell, silver and glassware, good steel engravings, the furnishings of five bed rooms, valuable bedroom set in \u201cenamelled\u201d hard wood, double and single iron bedsteads, hair mattress, pillows, blane kets, ete.One good cooking stove, two refrigerators, utensils, tin lined casas for keep furs and quantity of other goods.On view Tuesday, October 10th, from 9 s.m.until 12 o'clock and from 1 to 5 o'clock p.m.Sale on Wednesday, October 11th at 10 o'clock sharp, wb.DESCHENES.| Oct9x3 | satisfactory test made in the City of The tenderers shall bave «ii the nes Said fire apparatus shall be deliver- Ny - SEE Le \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014t\u2014\u2014 NEPTUNE INN d T.LEVALLEE, Prop.118 Mountain Fill American and Cafe Attached to Hotel Close to Boats, Elevator, Cars .and Trains.Phone 1708 QUEBEC OYSTERS 35\u20ac on Tal Si CAFE DUGAL AUD.TORIUM 142 St, John Street Board $3.50 and $5.00.WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS \u201cThe Best Place in Town\u201d SAVOY CAFE, \u2014 AND \u2014 QUICK LUNCH, 68 St John Street, Quenec.The Best Meals and Coffee in the City.HOTEL GRENOBLE 86th St.& 7th Ave.Opposite Carnegie Hall, NEW YORK CITY.Located within two blacks of beau- | tiful Central Park and in the city's; most refined residential district, this exclusive family and transient hotel offers more in real living and comfort than many hotels whose accommodations §-¢ \"mull wore expensive.The hotel is within a few blocks of\u2019 the theatres and shops and is only 8 minutes\u2019 ride from the Grand Central and Pennsylvania R.R \u2018stations.There is no more ideal stopping place for ladies travelling slone.The Restaurant, Cafe and Grill are of the finest in the city aad are noted for the excellence of their cuisine and service.Well trained servants render woobtrusive and perfect service shroughoui the hotel.Room with use of bath, $1.00 PER DAY AND UP Room with private bath, $1.50 PER DAY AND UP te of Parlor, bedroom and private bath, $3.00 PER DAY AND UP GEO, W.O'HARE, Mgr.\u201capl22xwed, sat tillnov22 - BROADWAY and 11th 6T., NEW YORK OITY point of in of Shopping Biemis: Excellence of cuisine, of av service apd surrou , Rooms $1.00 por day amd up appoiatments, courtpous ndings.of Bath and up With vite; oud pen EUROPEAN PLAN A LEADING NEW YORK MOTEL THE GRECORIAN 35th Street Beiwess Sth Avenue and Broadway New modern 1%, Story Fireproot Motel just away from the moles, Je and ions.t vu od by all jeuding sho theatres.nav ew York Central R.Staii you will find the heighth of cles ant efficient service y the most exacti large light roorss, each with bath at $2.00 to $5.00 per day-\u2014aite 84.00 ep per day.Restauren Carte\u2014Cl ches Tatie Thon Lenten be east DANIEL P.RITCHEY KING EDWARD HOTEL GITY HALL SQUARE, QUEBEC, Qu.Surprising rates for the Winter Season.American or European plan.For further information inquire by mail or at the office.Private Telephone 1647.Long Distance 3422., JOS, LAPOINTE, Managerjune6x1y ST.URSULE HOUSE Room and Board, also Table Board.First-class accommodation for tran sients.72 ST.URSULE ST.Corner St.Louis Street.ST.LAWRENCE HALL Montreal 150 ROOMS Rates for Rooms $1.00 per day First Class Grill Room ani Cafe A.J.HIGGINS, Proprietor HOTEL ELDORADO H.Dore, Proprietor.Mr.and Mrs.Lapierre, Mgrs.First class rooms with bath.Modern, Comfortable, Terma \u2018moderate.Comer St.Joseph Street and Boulevard Langelier.Phone 2650.Hotel Flanders 133-137 West 47th St N.Y.CITY, 200 Feet Fast of Broadway.A modern fireproof hotel in the heart of the theatre, club and hotel! district; convenient to all car lines.An exceptional orchestra.Rooms with private bath $2 per day.From Grand Cenaral Station.Broadway cars without transfer.From Pennsylvania Station, 7th Avenue cars without transfer.Booklet / on request.H.R SHARES, Prop.AugSxtu,th,sat to March30 Hotel Blanchard 408.OLOVTIRR, Prop.Amerioan and European Plat Rearthe Yormimus of Rallwnrr and Navigation Sempanice.NOTRE DAME SQUARE - QUEBES The Bishops of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Patrons, Méss Gena Smith, Lady Principal.tions.Domertic Science Dept.Secretary.\u2014\u2014 \u201cEdgehill\u201d CHURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Windsor, N.S.Gold Medal, 1908-1910, from the Royal Academy and Royal College of Music, London, England.Three Pupils matriculated third, fifth and ninth McGill 1910 examina.Perfect Sanitary Conditions.Reopens SSept.13th, 1911.For Calendar apply to H.A.Harley, M.A, USEFUL GIFT Flour \u201cCASTOR\u201d We will give a useful gift shortly with every package of our Prepared For sale by all Grocers.William Carrier & Fils, QuUESEC Registered aug 28xmon-wed-satxly ! sneaking attempts \u2018The Speedwell is 50 H.P, 4 cylinder, absolutely guaranteed equal to highee priced machines.Can be manufactured in all prices.Catalogue mailed on request.pt = PR 3 52) We het Price ¢+ $2,500.00 to SEC CHRONICLE.ra ain res ss \u201cTOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS see Quebec and its surroundings in one of our 50 H.P.Automobiles.OUR CHAUFFEURS are experienced.Our cars are the best, and our prices are right ; therefore assuring you splendid service, Don\u2019t fail to call Phone 3765 and see all Quebec for $5.00.J.M.LANDRY, Phones : 0Mas 3765, Resldance 3536.A $3,519 | Everett.THE EVERETT is the oal price.High-Class Automobiles and Garage.Sales Agent for Speedwell and Automobiles for hire and repairs of all kinds.Office, 426 St.Paul 8t., Quebec Auto entirely manufactured in Canada, thus saving 85 p.c., whish hss to de paid on American machines doubt the best Auto on the market for the orige $1,450 to 81,500 | It le without CANADA MUST BE ON CMD Sir Wilfrid Said That Reciprocity Had Only Received a Temporary Check.To the Editor of the Chronicle : Dear Sir\u2014I should be much obliged if you could publish the following: Watchman ! What of the night ?Victory all along the Canadian line of battle with the Taft-Fielding Reci- procity-Annexation Pact defeated on the 21st September.Nevertheless the viper has been only scotched, to rear its slimy head again; for has nat Sir Wilfrid Laurier in his valedictory to his followers said : \u201cWe have received a check, but we shall come again to the fight.I thank you for what you have done for me for forty years.To-day we have lost, but our cause shall prevail in the end\u201d Hense, unity, eternal alertness, unceasing vigilance, always on guard, must henceforth be Canada\u2019s motto.Canada may well thank President Taft, Champ Clark and scores of United States statesmen for the worning given to her in their speeches when declaiming that the Stars and Stripes must float over the whole of North America from Panama to the North Pole.There was no bosh joke about these utterances said in sober earnestness.\u2018The commercialities of this reciprocity pact pale before this attempted destruction of Canada\u2019s freedom, nationality and autonomy, together with the disruption of the grand old British Empire.The fair acres of Canada have been coveted by the United States since 1775, and are so coveted to this day.Twice unsuccessfully, attempts were.made to take our country by open war in 1775 and 1812.Thrice by filli- bustering hordes in 1837, 1866 and 1870, and ever since by insidious through covert schemes of Commercial Union, Unrestricted Reciprocity, and now by this reciprocity pact, and the plotting will continue.Because, like Russia's craving for a warm water port always in view, the consuming desire of the United States to possess Canada will never be relinquished.In this connection the following excerpts from a letter by à British subject, a Canadian residing in Minnesota for the last twenty years, who walks alertly with his eyes and ears wide open, is certainly an interesting warning worthy of serions consideration : \u201cThe result of Sept.21st is very gratifying to me, and wipes away the insults to which I have been subjected during the past twenty years, by having Americans assert from time to time that Canadians were in favor of Annexation.They have changed their views, and realize the truth of a favorite expression of theirs, \u2018you are always kicked highest by the meekest mule.Stunned, simply stunned, is the word, Had there been a great military battle in which every family had had a son shin, the gloom in Minneapolis snd St.Paul the morning of the 22nd, could not have been greater, \u201cNow permit me to give you à pointer which you can remember in the years to come when time has proven my statement.There will not again be a concentrated attempt by the United States to go after the whole of Canada, but at this moment forces are at work to undermine and sap the integrity of the Western Provinces.All the energy of the United States will be concentrated in gaining a foothold there, and by insidious methods, inciting them against the Western Provinces, hoping in the end to induce the Western Provinces to demand of the Canadian Government, free trade, with the alternative of secession and union with the United States.I am not a jingo or an alarmist, but you will have cause to pre remember these words, unless our Government immediately takes unobtrusive, but firm steps to head off the Americanization of the West.You do not know, no one there can know, the seething unrest throughout this part of the United States at the sight of that glorious Western Country, with its unlimited possibilities.\u201d To illustrate the truth of this :\u2014 Last November the American foreign element objected to \u201cRule Britannia\u201d and other British patriotic songs being sung in the schools of the North-West, and the school inspector of Red Deer, Alberta, cowardly upheld the objection and ordered the singing of such songs to be discontinued in his district.It is an outrage that foreigners should presume to attempt to dictate as to what British patriotic songs shall be sung in British schools on British soil.These foreigners know the influence the teacher has on the young children in inculcating loyalty to King and Country \u2018in their hearts, and hence this actioff'!\" The people of England do not know our Southern neighbors as Canadians know them, but they are being gradually awakened to these peculianities.What can be thought of President Taft's pacific speeches to Britain, while at the same time, he plainly declares his hostile intentions of absorbing Canada and disrupting the British Empire.Forewarned is forearmed.Yours truly, CANADIAN.COLORED TROOPER RUNS AMUCK, KILLING TWO Burlington, Vt, Oct.10.\u2014After killing two persons and fatally wounding # third during a frenzied flight from Fort Ethan Allen today, Matthew Carlisle, a troper of the Tenth Cavalry (colored), U.S.A., was captured by a detachment of troopers whom he held at bay for half an hour.Carlisle's victims are all colored people.The dead: Andrew Fox, private of Troop D, Tenth cavarly.Miss Sarah Washington, aged years.; It was believed tonight that Miss Beatrice .Stuart, aged 18 years, who was shot in the chest by Carlisle, could not survive her wounds.With Carlisle, who received a shot in the leg from the troops who captured him, she was taken to the post hospital at Fort Ethan Allen for treatment.REBEL MOVEMENT NOT ENTIRELY PUT DOWN Chung King, China, Oct.10\u2014The revolutionary movement in Sze-Chuan province has mot been entirely put down.The rebels are still in possession of four towns and the Railway League is paying for the protection of churches in the affected area.ANDREW BRENNAN FOUND FOUND DEAD IN BED Cornwall, - Ont, Oct.10.\u2014Andrew Brennan, ex-president of the Stormount Conservative Association, was found dead today in bed at bis home on the Post Road.Mr.Brennan was about 60 years of age and had lived alone for à quarter of a century.The neighbors not having seen him since Sunday, visited his residence, today 19 and found that he had evidently passed | away in his sleep.MOROCCO QUESTION.Paris, Oct.10\u2014The Franco-German negotiations on the Moroccan question are not concluded, and it is understood that the Government, which is anxious to have the mterminated before the reassembling of pariiament, has decided to postpone the opening of parliament from Oct.24 to Oct.21, or even to November 7.It is stated that the cabinet to-day discussed the territorial concessions in the Congo which should be accord- od to Germany in return for a free hand in Morocco, and examined into several achemes that may be adopted as a basis for the second part of the negotiations between the German Foreign Secretary and the Frensh Ambassador.; \u201d 7 Sore PIRROT PREACHERS HAE PARASITES Says Dr.Chown at Methodist Conference \u2014 The Church and Modern Life, \u2014\u2014 Toronto, Ont, Oct.10\u2014\u201cThe act of President Taft in bringing forward the peace proposal between England and America is one of the most courageous and magnificent attempts ever made by any statesman in the history of the world\u201d Shortly after this statement had been made to the Ecumenical Methodist Conference today by Alderman T.Snape, of Liverpool, England, tite delegates unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing the proposed arbitration treaty.The document was signed by Rev.Henry Haigh, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, president of the conference; Justice MacLane, of Toronto; Bishop Earl Cranston, of Washington, D.C.; Bishop A.W.Wilson, of Baltimore, Md.; and Bishop E.R.Hendrix, of Kansas City, Mo.Speaking on the subject, Dr.J.Scott Lidgett, of London, England, editor of the Methodist Times, said: \u201cThe time is coming when everything which relates to the welfare of mankind will be considered by tribunals of peace and adjustment.Yet human na- ture must be transformed before we can have universal peace.The churches should create a league for universal peace.\u201d \u201cThe Church and modern life,\u201d as the subject of today\u2019s papers and discussions, developed an exchange oi ideas which proved remarkably interesting to the attending delegates, who represent practically every country and every type of Methodism in the world.Some of the subheads under which the main topic was considered by the assigned speakers led to further discussion of \u201chigher criticism,\u201d which was before the convention yesterday.\u201cModern Life,\u201d said Rev.S.B.Chown, of Toronto, \u201cis permeated with faith in the inductive method of seeking an understanding truth.This method has won the day in science and philosophy, and it is unthinkable that it should not prevail in the study of theology.Let us not thing that theology is an inanimate thing which can be handed down unchanged from generation to generation.It is the ripening fruit of truth an dthought.and ità process is more complete.The criterion of authority should be its results on life.\u201d Dr.Chown believed that John Wesley taught not only the right, but the duty of using private judgment in the interpretation of the scriptures.\u201cUp to the measure of the critical lore of his times,\u201d said Mr.Chown, \u201cWesley revealed the origin and interpreted the meaning of the Bible with a remarkably free had.\u201d Turning to the specific subject in hand, \u201cthe adaptation of the church to the needs of modern life,\u201d Mr.Chown said: \u201cWe need today spiritual leaders who are men first and clergy- perfect sincerity.The pulpit in sos quarters is dry rotting with homiletig exercises and languishing ior the vital messages of the gospel.A parrot preacher is a parasite.The churclg must increase its activities in the die, rection of social service.The layman\u2019g, special function is to secure social.justice.The preacher is but a voice crying in the wilderness, unless the laymen he represents combine to da business in the spirit of the cross.The political economy of th: iron heel if dominating our civilization and Chrise tianty.Human creatures must be treated as if they had human natures.\u2019 Sir George J.Smith, of Truro, Enge land, discussing \u201cThe function of thy church in the life of the community, said: \u201cThe church is to inspire and tq purify the sucial ideals of the commu« nity, but not to deal in programs of social reform or invade the province of the state and that ot the individual conscience.\u201d Discussion during the aiternoom des veloped toe fact that a number of dele egates coubted the wisdom of the steps now being taken by the Canadian Methodist Church to furm à urion witli Presbyierians and Congres gationalists.Sir Robert W.Perks, of London.£ag., said: \u201cThere cannot be close and advancing co-operatiom bee tween churches without organig union.\u201d N.W.Rowell, K.C., of Toronto, ade vocated co-cperation between churches.\u201cWe must have co-opera- tion,\u201d he said, \u201cif the world is to feel the full impact of the message of men afterwards.We need in ed Christ.\u201d .a, The resolution adopted on iuterasd tional peace was as follows: .One Mother Says Post Toasties When I get a package or two in the house, father and the boys have tremendous appetites.Post Toasties Require No Cooking ape ith sugar and cream and the sles go round the \u201cThe Memory Lingers\u201d Cansdian Postum Cereal Co, Led, Windeor, Outario, Canada THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE rm ét daim mme ; | THURSDAY, OLY 13, ont.The Why and Wherefore of Advertising If you are satisfied to plod along in a small way, trusting to interest the curious passer-by\u2014or those who are hurriedly looking for something i in their most convenieat locality, willing to put up with a small variety of goods for the sake of expediency\u2014your business may exist without the aid of the newspaper.If you could find a location Where two-thirds of the population of end this town would pass once or twice a week, you might, with the aid of well-dressed windows, almost dispense with newspaper advertising so far as local trade is concerned.But, since to find such a location is almost an impossibility in a city of any size, and since the purchasing public is so accustomed to take the time to read well-written and well-displayed ads.in the daily news- sheet, with eyes wide open for suggestions, the newspaper is absolutely essential to any successful business.Newspaper advertising is now almost universally recognised to be the best possible means of reminding the public that you are in business \u2014what kind of business\u2014and where located.Moreover, it behoves the advertiser to command, not only the attention, but the respect of the public by means of well-written ads., appealing to the purchasing instincts of prospective customers.At the Chronicle you will find every possible convenience and encouragement.The Chronicle \u201c Ad.Man\u201d is a good man to know\u2014take him into your confidence\u2014he can, and will help you. ~~ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Wen ) J Tint NE .AUCTION SALE.4 Province of Quebec, } SUPERIOR 7 OLA K RA sort o> | In the matter of Lawrence Bo f fl 0 Diatrict of Gaspe.COURT.ANL poaite Batter7.Bo, à : \u2014 : gue & Pigher, Registered, Elce- ; MOST EXPEDITIOUB ROUT trical Contractors, te Crown St, STOCK & BOND BROKER * 1 In the matter of John L.Baker, of Train Service From : LONDON PAR! Destin AND nA, .: 0 ai Ma | Steal ors DIRECT VIA FISHGUARD.Quebec, Insolvent.Stock Brokers Little River East, Gaspe Co, merch- y | m Fastest, Fines, Lacqust Quadruple So Notice is hereby given that on Fri- s eter i, ol, 31 ant, interdict, herehy represented by Levis |1¥ERPOOL SERVICE Torbine Stsamabice.| day, 13th October, 1911, at 11 am., Members of Montres! Stock Exchange | his curator, Wm.Thos.Baker, of no Nor.1 Wrisoless Tolegreph, Submarine Sigesit.| will seil the following assets of above Approved Municipal, Cor» | Private Wire to New York, Boston, | L'Anse du Cap, Saspe Co.10.50 AM, \u201c1.30 PU.17.20 PIG, nies Fd estate as follows : : Notice is here iven to his cred- © Waa 08 Jord) LUSITANIA, A\u2014Stock in trade .$874M portion UE parasites Montreal and Toronto.itors to be present at the office of the | {Daily Except Sundaysà Rates of Paseas © No.Mg AURET ANIA Shop\u2019 furniture .53655 yield ao ures, Any orders intrusted to ts will re- Prothonotary of fhe Superior Court \u201cDailycon $81.00 and $90.0) asd y Tom : \u2014 : ceive our best attention.We will | [oF the District of Gaspe at the Court - ys A étre But da ?on] $631.39 3 cheerfully furnish Information regard- House at Perce on Thursday, October lon of berth, Queenstown\u2014Flshguard\u2014 Liverpool.B\u2014Book debts, according to = % ing any securities dealt in on any of the 19th, 1911, at 10 o'clock a.m.to COLONIST R ATES i GLASGOW SERVIOK PSAXONIA CAMPANIA list «ov eres an0e va0a ne $146.10 a the above exchanges.give their advice on the appointment Yontan Qot.81 Nov.18 Oct.14, loam Oot.6,10 AM.| C\u2014A safe .Teleph of a curator and inspectors to the said ONE WAY plan EP No 4 \u201cOmite coff at Fiahguert The sale will take place for each ephone No.945.estate.Vv, Get 4 | Nov.1t ERA QUES LOU TEE ne | item separately \u201cen bloc\u201d at so much | - Selected Lists of Tay :3tmant Quebec, October 7th, 1911.ancouver, rte ie TUES ea | ire Cora CN) cad Eu on the dollar.i Securities to mest indivi.Lefaivre & Lefaivre, Portland, - » e 1nvei ry an ist Of ao \u2018 set À peor Hy erg dues Fr Th to! d list of book| dual nabds-\u2014Sent-on Appli- Provisional Guardians.| Seattle, ; AADEIRA.GIBRALTAR,ALGIERS, VILLE- | debts may be seen at my office.; ; ° : * | Office : 125 St.P.Ticket le dail i paian and otise, ond Slave cabin called FRANCHE, GENOA, NAPLES, The store will be open on Frars- cation.ice : t.Peter St, Quebec.ckets on sale daily until Oct.15thy 08 , | Ses Cou TR ESTEE tote Itinerary day, 12th October instant, for the in- Arthur Bruneau, A.B.Dupuis.! ; - LONDON AND HAVES sERVIOR aT eo ee om: spection of stock and book debts eer Montreal, Quebec.; California, ! Oarpatiia.Nov.0 Ivecnin, Nov.onditions of payment : H.Arizo JE qu Sailing Hour Noon 1.575 GAGNON, | wew vorx srocx Excuanoz| BRUNEAU & DUPUIS ALEX.HARDY Arizona, .Do not pr Fov-18 vraŸ SERRES PT Office : Syndic.| Quotations on the New York Stock The Real Estat 3r)0; vad le dali ; \u20ac dines onbin called second te Locdos, | Hones Rivet, 51 Buade 8t., ¥.8, Stocking.N | \u201c Dalhousie Street, R.& O.| Exchange, as received by Bruneau & Foreign and Domestic ickets on sale dally until Oct.15th J§.00and np.To Ha: M Louis Street.Quebec.av.Co.Building.Dupuis, frem Charles Head & Co.STOCKS AND BONDS Reliable Connsotions in For further particulars apply tal vre 85100 and up.chute London $9.15, to Bavre $3L00.SGOW PASSENGER AND FRRIGHT SERVICE From Montreal .0t 14 M _ 88 SALACIA.\u2026 7 eT.AB.CASSANDRA UST.58, ATHRNIA.CHRISTMAS SAILINGS From 8t.John, N.B.Y.8.8.ATHENIA.Dec.2 1.8.8.SATURNIA.Dec.9 *Steamers fitted with tors.Tuas Rates: seuls, écicé Frs noise Tambo - THE ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited, AGENTS, CUNARD Thomson LINL JOINT LONDON PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE old Storage and Cool Air on Steamars® 8.8.FREMONA Qi &8.DEVONA .Oct TRE ROBERT REF Limited, ; AGEN LEITH SERVICE BELLONA (abouti.Oet.23 NEWCASTLE SERVICE BELLONA.cco.«110000 s + 400001 Oot.23 or full particulars for all services, J Su RBSEÉT REFORD CO.Limite om! Toronto, Quebec, St joka, N.Band, Me.LLNS * A CANADIAN LONDON PASSENGER Ï RVICE.rom From Montreal thampton.ss.for London.8.+S Oct, 17 T.S.S.ALBANIA.4 st.8.8.AUSON] _Nov.18 aeage vates: {Cal Second}, SCANIA\u201d, $46.25 and upwards.= Other sbestmers 45.00 and upwards Third class, Ba $30.35.Prepsid West, full ticuh 1 1 service: I THE ROBERT REFORD Con Limind, ontreal, Quebec, Toronto, St.John, N.B., Portland, Me; Winnipeg, Man.and all Cunard Line Agents.\u2018BERMU S8eal Bes rip to the Most Deligh and Healthiest Resort In the World.Low Rate Autumn JDA outdoor recrestion, excellent sea batle | 1 Lr Ouen Vorage Kg Qi E NT, VAST, TR IN-SCREW MAGNIFICI * 4 nesatiantic Liner 4° OCEANA 14.000 Tens Displacement: $38 fi.Long, est, Pasteat, Most Luz urlous and Only Exelts ¥ First-Class Passe oger Steamer to lermud ttle or trek car red en the \"Ocean: CLASS ROUSD TRE, in- ing stateroom berth & meals.uP t Cuisine om the Atlanticlectric fans ia every room, Many = s qe brass beds; suites do-luxe with private ths; nest promenade dock In the world rofies- mapstum, Wire romensde Dan 3 Bermuda steamer submarine signals.Shere Kxoursions.URS Era Rte tiful booklet, Iimerary, Tickets, of aris ATlintls Line 300 Biwi.» spe »° Bale des Chalours Lins 8.8 \u2018\u2019CASPZSIEN\" Grand Guapo Basin.sn Geant TAY wa pel am termed sn y im on Ta , à en hamplain Mattel Wiener ar did acosmmodation for ousen at Freight, tiokets, 8ic.apply ide M Poucior, 81 Cerner Dambourges & 8.Paul Sts TICKETS AGENTS F.8.Stocking, 32 St.Louis St Mone & Rivêt, 21 Buade St TR Pr CANADIAN BY THR TWIN AND TRIPLE-BOREW ROTAL MAK STREAMERS \u2018comfort and safaty, = aT, Operteurg- Southampton die Sal Bante fe % New York te Liverpost via Queenstown en | Rs feed Far turther lo Hande Ntrent! Geo, Quebec to Gaspe Coast Ports, Gaspe, NAT Es Weskly Salling: betwisn Montrail, Quass> ad Livarparl LAURENYIG {35.5 TEUTONIC (82.5 * CANADA (81 Maintaining a service o\u20ac Exveptional Merit snd affording the latest devices for Rates and Sailings on application.Last passenger nalling from the At.Lawrence R.M.8.Laurentic.Wed.Nov.¥ad.WHITE STAR LINE » LARGEST STEAMIRY we WORLD All Steamers equipped with Wirsises a4] 3u = 141414 Signals, ae pe 10 J, Minchin wom or he ocal agente or fo thoDIAsee sf the WAILs BEAL 22a + 11 - Quebec Steamship Co.Lid, ST.LAWRENCE LINE From Champlain Market Pontoon.Mal Bay, Perce, Grand River, Burmmerside, Charlottetown and Pictou SS.CASCAPEDIA, 1,900 tons, with most modern accommodation for passengers, will sail from Quebec Friday, 13th of October, at noon, and every alternate Friday thercafter.NEW YORK, BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES LINES From Pier 47, North River, New York ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA.Round Trip, 813.and Up.&E.BERMUDIAN, 8.50 tte from N York ab 8 pen 1th and diet Ocvebet, Kitte, Gaudel Mert wcia, Barsedoes and Dame S85 KORONA, 2 p.m, 19th October.For all Information.apply QUEBEC STEAMBHIP C 40 Dalhoosls Scoot PB STOCKING HONK&ÆRIVET Ticket Agents, Quebecte \u2026 IMITED, QUEBEC, RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.MONTMORENCY DIVISION FALL AND WINTER TIME-TABLE, 1811 On and after Sunday, September 17th, trains will run as follows: .BET.QUEBEC & MONTMORENCY FALLÉ | (Week Days) Lesve Quebec for Montmorenc- Walls, via Unper Line: 6.30, 7.05, 9.30,4 30, 9.30, 10.3 12.80, 1.00, 1.36, 3.0%.2.30, 3.00, .30, 5.00, 5:10, 6.00, 6.30, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00 and 11.60 p.m.T.eave Quebec for Moantmorency Falls, via Tower Line: \u2014 R38, £45 845 7m, 7.4% nm, 11.00 am.12.00 noon.200.4.15, 4.48, 5.15 845.6.15, oh 8.30 and pi om.* eave ontmereney Falls far Qu UE 00 6 30, 7.00, 3 an ne a 10.00, 11.00 a.m., 12.00 nen, 1.00, 1.10, 2.00, 2.30, 2.00, 3.80, 4.00, 4.30.5.00, 5.30.6.00, 6.30, 7.00.7.30, 8.30.9.30.10.30 and 11.50 p.m.Leave Montmorency Palla for Quebec, vis Tawer Line : £00 15.858 715 R15 10.12 a.m.1.12, 312, 4.12, &15, 8.15, ROA 9.00 and 11.00 p.m.(Sundays) Leave Muebec for Mantmorency Pi wl Teper Tine: \u2014800, 11.20 am, ay on 1.40, 208, 2.30, 3.00, 3.30.4.80.4.10 S38 6.00.7,00, 8.01, 9.00.16.00 and 11.60 poy Leave Oueber for Montmormner Falls, vis won 34K fn) SE, By Ti em Ton\u2019 nas pm, \u201cTE 5.3, am, env ants-rency Falla Onet.Taner T.ine:\u2014R.30 1200 anon, any oy 2.00, 2.0, ,an0, 430, S00 Can.«00, 6.30, , 9:30, 18.30 and\u2019 11.36 .m.T.eave Montmnrancy Villa { Tre ra ts i, ean 10.12 and 11.00 p.m.6.18.9.00, BET.QUEBEC & ST.ANNE DX BEAUPRE (Week Days) Tenue Quehec for Ste.Anne d \u2014\u2014 ron aaa TTR Le 1200 moon, 200 ETS si and &18 pm.ae .sue eave Ste Anne de Tlea \u2014 sa, as 7.30, 9.30 am 12,80, St d 4.30 p.m.> (Sundays) T.esvr Nuehen {ne Ste.Anne de Resnpre:s\u2014 7.00, 7.45, 9.00, 10.00 am.2.00, 4.15, 5.18 75 and Pi n \" de eave .Anne de upre for Ourbee:\u2014 &£,1C R20, 10.30, 11.30 am, 12, 3