The Quebec chronicle, 6 juin 1912, jeudi 6 juin 1912

[" The Weather Fair and comparatively cool Barclay, Perkins & Co., LIMITED ESTABLISHED 1781 DOCTOR BRAND Genuine Oatmoal Stout PINTS $1.60.NIPS $1.10 A.GRENIER, Founded 1882 54.96 St.John Street Distributor for Quebec District.Phones 1247-1248 DOMINION GOVT , ENGINEERS PREPARING PLANS FOR OU \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Harbor Improvements in Line with River St.\u2018Lawrence-Practical Results Expected Shortly PLANS OF FI Though the work of construction of the railway terminals is still in abey- ence, the citizens of Quebec will be pleased to learn that the Borden government is keeping its promise in respect to the equipment of the Port of Quebec, in regard to ducks and gen- sral up-to-date shipping facilities, and work on the same will be commenced in the near future.The Chronicle has received reliable information from Ottawa that a staff ct Government engineers have been engaged for some time past in draughting plans for extensive Qunebec harbor improvements.that are ai- weet reade for submission and approval, and in the course of the next ten days officially announced.The Mans, it is said, provide for the commencement of deep water dockage nloang the St Lawrence River front Age, from the west end of the Allan Stexmship Line property.in the direction of Sillery, including the building of a large grain elevator.These very important public works, which tke Government have had in mind for some months past, will be, it is said, initiated by the beginning of practical work in the eourse of *he present month and be carried on to completion with all possible despatch, co that the Port of Quebec will be, to a large extent, ready for trade conditions on completion and operation ot the Transcontinental Railway in the spring of 1914, The Chrcnicle is also informed that the plang for Pier No.2 'n connection with the Louise Embankment extensions has been approved with a slight t'teration, and tenders for its construction are expected to he advertised in the course of a few days.This good news will most certainly be appreciated by the people of the city and district of Quebec, who bave been waiting for over fifreen tary for the reatization of such good tidings.There is no politics in the question whatever, It is simply a MAS.CUSUMANO ESCAPES THE CHAIR But Mascoli Paid the Penalty for the Murder of the Former\u2019s Husband.Boston, June 6\u2014Enrico Mascioli, of Hull, who with Mrs.Lena Cusumano, was convicted of the murder of the womans husband, Frank Cusumano, was electrocuted at the State prison at Charlestown this morning.The woman\u2019s sentence of death was commuted to life imprisonment by the sernor\u2019s council yesterday.The two were convicted for the murder or the woman's husband.Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA ER NO.2 ARE APPROVED part of the Borden governments programme for the progressive upbnild- mg ot Cavada in which it is justly recognized that Quebec is an integral part Nevertheless, the good will of the Government towards Quebec must be admitted and appreciated in contrast with the careless, culpable neglect of the previons Ottawa administration, insofar as the interests of Quebec and its district were concerned.It must he admitted by practical men, especially those in the least familiar with engineering that the Government have lost no time in keeping good faith with the people of Quebee.and must have had their staff of engineers at work on the plans for harbor improvements some .time before the ministers committed themselves to promise, which sfene accounts for the haste made in the plans, that took the late government years to.consider without any result.It only remains now for the Transcontinental Railway Commissian to come to a decision respecting the Quebec railway terminals, and do something towards their construction, that wili instil a feeling of encouragement within the peopic of Quebec, that they have not entertained for the past fifteen years.The railway terminals are an essential n:cessity in the interest of the Domirion at large and , the St.Lav-rence route in particular, as the summer terminus for the Transcontinental Railway's grain port to land ocean steamers for European markets.Therefore the work of their construction should not he delayed, that is if the president of the Transcontinental Railway Commission is in the least anxinus to have them completed to meet the trade conditions tbat will be innlved hy the completion and operation of the Transcontinental Railway in the spring of 1914, and above ail things desirable, prevent the Grand Trunk Pacific with the excise of diverting the Western grain business from Cochrane to the Port of Boston.WOMEN TOOK PART IN RIOTINE Exciting Scenes Were Witnessed in Newark Yesterday.Schoolboy Killed by Shot.Newark, N.J., June 5.\u2014A group of Italian women, armed with knives and stones, attacked a gang of laborers at work on the Lackawanna Railroad and continued the fight with policemen who came to the laborers\u2019 rescue.One of the women was arrested.The policeman taking her to the station house encountered a body of marching strikers, who set upon him, released his prisoner, knocked him down and were pelting him with stones.Passers-by came to his assistance.The policeman emptied his pistol into the crowd, which returned the fire.At this moment he was reinforced by a squad of reserves and the strikers, after bombarding them with stones, fled, leaving five of their UNSWEETENED GIN GORDON\u2019S LONDON DRY CIN The Universal Brand LAW.YOUNG & GO.- MONTREAL 1 \u2018| the Duchess of Connaught was shown .throughout to-day and towards even- DUCHESS PASSED COMFORTABLE DY Symptoms Which Have Given Much Anxiety Have Im-, proved Materially, Montreal, June S.\u2014Improvement in the condition of Her Royal Highness ing the alarming symptoms of the previous day had so much abated that it is now hoped her complete recov- erv will follow with a very short time, The following bulletin was posted at the Governor General's headquarters at 6.30 o'clock this evening: \u201cHer Royal Highness the Duchess of Connaught has passed a comfortable day, suffers less, and the symptoms which gave so much anxiety have improved materially during the last 12 hours, \u201c(Signed) \u201cC.5.WORTHINGTON, M.D, \u201cA.E.GARROW, M.D, \u201cW.W.CHIPMAN, M.D.\u201d It is expected that the Governor General and his suite will continue to occupy the Strathcona residence on Dorchester gtreet until Her Royal Highness is able to leave the hospital.But until her condition has so improved that she is out of the possibility of danger no future plans are likely to be made.Unless some unexpected change occurs in the royal patient's condition no further bulletins will be issued to-night.The Duchess occupies à suite in Ward L at the Royal Victoria Hospital, which commands a magnificent view of the mountain and the western gronuds of the hospital.All social and other engagements of Their Royal Highnesses have been cancelled, and their future movements depend on the health of the Duchess.NEWS AT SPENCER WOOD.His Honor Sir Francois Langelier, Lieut.-Governor of the Province.received news by telsphone last evening from Montreal to the effect that H.R.H.the Duchess of Connanght had passed a very gond day and that her condition was satisfactory.DEATH OF GRAND TRUNK VETERAN Major James Stevenson Victim of an Accident at His Home in England.Montreal, June S\u2014A cable message was to-day received by Vice President William Wainwright, of the Grand Trunk Railway, announe- ing the sudden death of Major James Stevenson, probably the oldest veteran of the Grand Trunk service.It was stated that Major Stevenson had met his death as the result of an accident, but no details were given.Major Stevenson died at Walton Park, near Clevedon, England, where he had lived since His retimenet from the Grand Trunk service.The deceased was a brother-in-law of Mr.Wainwright and was in his 75th year.He was educated in England, but came to Canada in 1856, when he entered the Grand Trunk service.He steadily worked his way up until he became gencral superintendent, which office he held for a number of years, and was in that capacity when the late Mr.C.M.Hays assumed management.A year or so after that Major Stevenson retired and returned to England, where he had lived since.Major Stevenson several times returned to this country, visiting relations and friends in Montreal and Toronto.His final visit here was during the summer of last year, when he appeared in excellent health.He was married to Agnes, daughter of the late Ciptain Richard Arnold, of Toronto, who swivives him, but he leaves no children, SENATOR O'GORMAN MAY BE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN New York, June 5\u2014The names ol United States Senator James .O'Gorman of New York, and probably those of one or two others, will be considered for the office of temporary chairman of the Democratic national convention by the committee: of arrangenients at its meeting in Baltimore on June 18 or 20.The selection of all the temporary officers by the arrangement committee will be submitted to the rational committee for ratification ths day before the convention meets, tr tt number lying in the street.During the fight one citizen was shot in the shoulder.Many arrests were made and an extra force of police were assigned to patrol the section.Albert Faulkes, a boy, who was struck by a stray bullet while on his way to school, died of his wound this afternoon.One of the others, taken to the City Hospital, was a woman who Is believed to have participated in the rioting.She was shot in the back, but will probably recover.MODERTTION MA SETTLE STRIKE \"Chancellor British Exchequer Discusses Dock Strike in Common) London, june'S\u2014 The Chancellor of the Exchequer, David Liuyd- George, discussed the dock strike in the House of C ons to-night.He advocated 8 joift conciliation board compased of representatives of the employers and loyes,\u2019 whieh had already been s sted by the strikers, and he expressed the belief that if moderation \u2018was shown on both sides there would be po difficulty in reaching a settlesnchf On motion to adjourn the strike was again brought wp ip the House of Commons to-night by Jobn O'Grady, Labor member for East Leeds.He urged thé government to do something to end the struggle and denounced the employers for breaking their sgreemests.Chancellor Idoyd George said that Sir Edward Clarke's report showed that both sides were to blame, but he did not think it was the business of the government to stand aside and let the parties fight it out He thought it most desirable that the employers should form a combination strong enough to compel all the employers to adhere their agreements.The Transport Woorkers\u2019 Federation had agreed to \u2018Be principle of a joint board, with monetary guarantees from the two sides to ensure the-car- rying out of the agrerment.For the first time the owners have got a substantial guarantee that where a bargain was eotered into by the meñ it would be carried out The men, said the Chancellor, were entitled to ask the same guarantee from the masters.James Ramsay McDonald, Labor member for Leicester, said he was authorized to.state that if the men had substantia] guarantees that the government, ib conjunction with the employers, was doing something to set up à joint>board immediately the men would asked to return to work without #jiting ant] everything was settled.Andrew Boa.w, leader of the Opposition, regarded the establishment of a board of arbitration as most desirable, but in the meantime it was the clear duty of the government to guarantee protecttion to sll men desiring to work.He taunted the Ministers with being afraid to do anything by which they might risk losing the labor vote.The negotiations to-day brought the settlement of the dock strike appreciably nearer and inttroduced a novel element in the relations between capital and labor which may have far-reaching importance.This was an offer by the Transport Workers\u2019 Federation of monetary guarantees for the observance of the awards made by the joint board which the government proposes to establish.This announcement by the Chansellor of the Exchequer, David Lloyd- George, to-day, came as a surprise to parliament and created a considerable sensation.The ship owners ane other port authorities will head a meeting to-morrow to discuss the new situation which has thus arisen.Another decision which helped to relax the tension was that of the strikers to abandon their demand for recognition of the federation ticket altogether, The disputants are now considered nearer agreement than at any time during the strike.QUEBEC MENISTER MAKES STATEMENT Says Clergymen Are Going Into Debt Owing to Small Salaries Paid.Kingston, Ont., June 5.\u2014The committee on the sustentation fund, inaugurated to help ministers on circuits receiving $600 and less, reported at to-day's session of the Montreal Methodist Conference that thon.tributions of some of the larg circuits has heen very small.One of the largest districts contributed only $45.75.Rev.G.H.Cobbledick, Quebec, said he understood that s\\- ministers had been going into debt because they were not getting sufficient money.À motion to have the amount raised to $300, to be graded on the present principle of the constitution, was adopted.The report on Sunday schools showed a membership of 39.500, an increase of 114.No invitation was received by the conference for its meeting next year, and the matter of arranging a place of meeting was left to the special committee.TWO PASSENGERS PERISHED IN STORM Valparaiso, Chile, Jane 5.\u2014Ten of the passengers of the trains stalled by the great sows left Inca Friday to make their way to Vaiparsiso.Right of them arrived to-day in a pitiable conditin.Two Italians were overcome and perished.?QUEBEC, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912, ASKED HER TO | BREAK ENGAGEMENT Miss Tessie Dolan Tells of Attempt on Her Life By Gordon Hodgins, Who Suicided.- Portage Du Fort, Que.June 5\u2014 That the late Gordon Hodgins, the popular.young man of Shawville, who it is believed committed suicide by jumping into the Ottawa River, after having fired three shots at her in the parlor of her father's hotel on the night of Friday, May 17th, pleaded with her to break off her engagement with a Renfrew young man.David Airth, before pointing the revolver at her, was the statement \u2018of Miss Tesie Dolan at the inquest opened here to-day into the death of the unfortunate young man.Owing to the absence of Mr.W.N.Douley, who saw the young man run from the hotel after the tragedy, the enquiry was adjourned until Friday morning.The inquest was conducted behind closed doors, but the village was all excitement, the first confirmation of the story as understood at the tragedy, being heard to-day in Miss Dolan\u2019s evidence.Miss Dolan gave her testimony in a straightforward and composed manner, keeping back none of the facts and told with remarkable clearness the details of the conversation that led up to the shooting.\u201cHe asked me to break my engagement with David Airth\u201d she said, \u201cand when I refused, he went out to the hall where his overcoat was hanging.He came back with a revolver and fired.At the first shot I thought that he was fooling, not feeling any pain, but when he fired the second time I rushed from the room.I did not hear another shot.\u201d Miss Dolan has fully recovered from the wounds inflicted by Hoegins\u2019 revolver, but she is still suffering from the nervous shock.In addition to her evidence the testimony of P.D.and John Cayne, John Dolan, a brother, and H.McMilian was also heard.COBALT REPORTED NOW IY AHS Town, According to Bulletin, Stated to Have Been Destroyed by Fire, Cobalt, Ont.June 6 \u2014(Bulletin)\u2014 Cobalt in ashes, Fire which started in the Lyceum Theatte at 9.15 not yet under control.Telegraphic communication cut off.Cobalt, Ont.June 6, via Gillies Depot, Ont.June 6\u2014Over one hundred and fifty thousand dollars damage was done by fire which is still raging although the combined fire departments from Cobalt, Haileybury and New Liskeard are fighting it.The fire started in the Lyric Theatre on Main corner during the performance by explosion of an oil stove used by actors in dressing rooris.The theatre was emptied without disorder.Twelve lines of hose were laid out, but despite excellent pressure the fire gained headway and soon Milton Carr's dry goods store near hy was a mass of flames, It sesmed impossitsle to check the flames, but through strenuous efforts the Bank of Commerce building escaped with scorching.With collapse of the theatre the flames 'eaped to Cobalt Hotel and thence te Harrington's restaurant; the Galoska block and the Moore block at the rear of the hotel.By 11.30 the Haileybury brigade ar- ried, followed soon by New Liskeard engine and hose company.At midnight the Town Hall, the Bank of Commerce z.d the Nipissing stores block seemed in great danger.It took almost superhuman efforts to save the Hunter block, cpposite the theatre, as the safety of the remainder of the business section depended on this.Several firemen were overcome by smoke.Two women were taken to the hospital suffering from shock.Many volunteer firemen were scorched on the face and hands.An actress, 3 midget, lost $1,000 cash and effects.The blaze was spectacular and thousands of citizens of Cohalt and neighboring towns lined the streets to \u2018witness the conflagration.At the hour of sending it is impossible to secure figures vf insurance carried.The losses are estimated as follows: Lyric Theatre.$25.000, including ex- ensive Cinderella films: Carr's store, £10,000: Archie Black.jeweller, $2.000: Cobalt Hotel, $47.000, contents $5.000; Galoska block, $5,000: Moore block, $4000; Harrington block.$4.- 000; Mines Chemical Supply Company.$1,000.A number of smaller buildings and shacks were also destroyed.FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE Bad Axe, Mich, June S\u2014=Dr.R A.MacGregor, formerly of London, Ont, was found guilty of murder in the first degree by the jury which returned its verdict shortly before mid- alghy sr Temper ures Minimum, 58.Ali cycr the World you will find In spite of high freights and tariffs DISCRIMINATING writers .insist on having S7ZPHENS.W.G.M.SHEPHERD, MONTREAL, SOLE AGENT FOR CANADA, ind, | 9 POL TTR MIR eating; LU] WOULD NOT FAVOR A GENERAL STRIKE Council of Belgian Labor Party Voted Against Such a Move.More Rioting.Brassels, June S\u2014The council of the labor party to-day decided against an immediate general ¢trike, in spite of protests by the Walloon delegates, \u2018weserving such sation for nekbigoath in the event of the Government refusing to consider a measure for the revision of the constitution whicn Socialist deputies have introduced in the Chamber.Both the Socialist and Libera! parties have issued an urgent appeal to their foilowers to refrain from violence, and to devote their energies to obtaining the abolition of the plural vote by parliamentary methods.These appeals.however, have had no effect in the Walloon provinces where the strikes are spreading.Acts of violence are of hourly oc- LADIES EMPORIUM currence notwithstanding the ener getic action of the authorities.Ax Brussels rioting was resumed tonight.The scenes of yesterday wess repested.As fast as the police scab tered the mob at one place it re-forme ed at another.Many persons were hurt.There were frequent clash both sides employing great violen Several of the police wese wound by bullets.DOCTORS ALLOWED TO RACE AGAINST THE STORK.New York, June 5\u2014There is mn limit on the speed a physician mag make through the street in an automg.bile when racing with the stork, aë- cording to a ruling of Police Magistrate Dodd to-day.The magistrat admitted personal interest-in the sui \u2018Ject whén two doetors were armig® ed for going at top speed through Brooklyn thoroughfares last night They made the plea of .justifiable hurry 2 \u201cOfficer,\u201d said the magistrate, tu ing to the policeman who made the rest, \u201cyou ought to exercise feniengy in such cases.When a physician racing with the stork he is justified putting on speed.The subject is of in which I am keenly interested, fi the stork brought the finest baby bq in the world to my house last M ; day might\u201d =4 prices on Will be closed a'l day FRIDAY, the 7th INST.in order to enable us to raduce the 79 Dozens White Blouses and Lingerie of all descriptions.Will re-open at 9 AM.Saturday .RANA: D.R.MURPHY, REG\u2019'D 95 St.Joseph Street Phone 2042 for EMILE JACOT, Jeweler = re EMILE JACOT JEWELER QUEBE Fine Railway Standard Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Optics, Silve = From every part of this city and country surroundiag cité Standard Time.?Cream Walnut La: ous Cake.~ Different from the rest.\u201cVALIQUET VALIQUET'S QUALITY CAKES SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Cake Strawberry Cake, Iced With the Fresh Fruit 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Leather Cases.White Metal Wall Placques.Brass Wall Placques, illustrating various sports, suitable for Smoking Room Decoration.Brass Kettles, Gongs, Photo Frames Mahogany Clock with Gongs.Coffee Percolators.Chafing Dishes- G.Seifert & Sons - Importers 16 FABRIQUE STREET __\u2014__ he Quebec Ghronicle QUEBEC, JUNE 6, 1912 THE GRAND TRUNK AND BOSTON.A dispatch fro mToronto says: \u201cThe activity of the Grand Trunk Pacific \u2018officials and the statements appearing from time to time in the Boston papers and the press of New England, have been under consideration for some time by the Transportation Committee of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association, {and at the next meeting the matter will be dealt with in a manner as to bring it before the executive eouncil of the association, with a view to forwarding a protest to the Dominion Government against the Grand Trunk Pacific officials making Boston the terminal at the expense of Canadian \u2018| ports.\u201d This is 2 matter in which Quebee has a vital interest, and ail should join together in insisting that the Government show a strong hand to the Grand Trunk Pacific, and especially that the building of the terminals be hastened.Here we have been taxed in reason and out of reason to pay for the construction of the Transcontinental railway on the pretext that it was to be an all-Canadian road and would contribute to the development of Canadian industries and Canadian ports.Any attempt to make the Transontinental simly a feeder for American lines and ports should be squashed at once.We understand that letters are to be addressed to the Boards of Trade throughout the Dominion asking their co-operation in this fight against the misuse of Canadian money and railways.We know that the Quebec Board of Trade has al- boards of the Maritime ports, and there is no doubt about its attitude.Still, we hope that it will see its way to make as strongly worded a protest as possible.GRAIN ROUTS.It has been ascertained by the officials of the Dominion Department of ! Railways and Canals that nearly half the Canadian wheat passing eastward last year through the Canadian canal at Sault Ste.Marie and destined for export went to Buffalo rather than to the St.Lawrence.There is nothing in the expense of | catriage from Fort William to the seaboard to warrant this diversion.On the contrary, in November last the freight rate from Fort William to Montreal was only 4'4 cents per bushel, while from Fort William to New York via Buffalo it was double that amount.Investigation shows that the hindrances to the use of the all-Canadian route are just those two which have been operative for many years and continually complained of by men engaged in the Canadian export trade.One of these is the lower rate of insurance on the American route, and the other the great amount of tonnage always available at New York | After all that has been done by the Canadian Government to ensure the safety of navigation along the St.Lawrence, there can be no good reason why marine insurance should * be any higher in Canada than in the United States.This is à matter for both the Dominion Government and the Canadian transport companies to take up with the underwriters.Mr.Foster, Minister of Trade and Commerce, already has his eye upon it, and we understand that it is for the purpose of having this inequality rectified that he sailed last week for England.As to the amount of ocean tonnage at New York, that is hardly likely to alter while the trade of the United States is so much greater than that of Canada.Possibly it may be counterbalanced by efforts to get more ocean tonnage here and by increased facilities for prompt transshipment on the St.Lawrence.TIME TO DO SOMETHING.There have been alternative Liberal and Conservative governments in Canada.What have they done for Quebec?What are the present members for the city and district doing for Quebec?What are they doing for its development?What are they contributing of assistance to enable it to hold its owr in the Dominion?The work of equipping a national port can be done in Quebec for a tithe of what it would cost elsewhere, for the simple reason that we have the harbor here, all ready at our hands\u2014made by Nature.At other places harbors have to be dug out of the mud snd equipped afterwards.We have 8 harbor well nigh perfect from the standpoint of nature, but it needs equipment.A tenth part of what \u201che making of a port on the frogen shores of Hudson Bay will cost\u2014to say nothing of the cost of building a railway through t ready taken the matter up with the | THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, an inhospitable desert\u2014would make of Quebec one of the finest ports of the whole Dominion.For, be it understood, those- who want this city to gu ghea¢ are making no unselfish or unreasonable demand.They merely want it declared and understood in the Dominion Parliament and by the Dominion Government that the deve.opment of Quebec is at least as im- portant\u2014and quite as prospectively valuable to the Dominion as a whole \u2014as the development of any other section of Canada, We have contributed to everything in the past.We have been taxed for other sections of the Dominion.We are the oldest Province, and surely we should have one of the first claims to having our requirements considered and satisfied.Surely we have the right to demand that our crying needs be attended to at once and not delayed month after wonth, year after year, decade after decade.There is too much politics.There always has been too much.It is that, that is killing Quebec.And what have the people of this city gained by their intense eagerness to play the \u201cpârty game\u201d regard- tess of all other cqasiderationsy What does it tter to the rank and file of either party who is in power at Ottawa?\u201d What have they to gain or lose individually?Not one in every hupdred of the electors cither expects or desires any personal gain.The nffiety-nine out\u2019 vf a hundred do not want offices for themselves.In what way does it concern them whether those who hoid office call themselves \u201cconservatives\u201d or \u201cliberals?\u201d What may it not matter to them whether the country is well and justly governed or not, whether its affairs are managed honestly and in a business-like way?Only one or two at most, at one time, from this Province, can ever hope to attain an administrative portfolio in the Dominion government.There are only a few high offices in the Province, and the occupanis of most of these, as soon as they are appoint: ed, must cease to be active partizans.There are, it is true, a number of petty offices; but these, under our absurd system of patronage, go mostly to the heelers of the victorious party, to the exclusion of nore deserving and more desirabie persons.Is it worth while to go wild over mere partizan.triimphs where the tangible rewards ire.so small or so unworthy?Is there mot every call in reason and patriotism; as- well \u2018as in self-interest, through -the interests of the country, to the eléctors to vote for principle and right alone, regardless of partizan appeals and partizan interests?Onc thing is certain, had there been less of blind partizanism among our people in the past, Quebec would be in a rauch better position to-day than she now occupies.Fortunately, we believe that it is not too late to do something, but if we do not make haste, i: soon wiil be.All the other ports of Canada are being provided for, and it is about time that it was our turn now.Considering the ariount of the burden and heat that we have borne so long.we should at least get a sympathetic searing.The West is crying for grain outlets, and we should demand as our absolute right that we should have justice.Neither Liberals nor Conservatives should play the party game at the expense of the city.The citizens of Quebec should keep a steadfast eye upon all the representatives of the district, and urge them resolutely forward to do their duty towards the electors whom they are supposed to represent.THE MERRY MONTH.Perhaps there are few seasons that appeal so forcibly to the unregenerate human imagination as this so- called \"merry month\u201d of June.It may be that there are but few of us who have attained to a gown person's knowledge that have not yet outgrown some of the foolish ideals which we once cherished about the month.We know by a sometimes sad experience that it docs not always keep its promises.We may change our traditional May walk to the first week in June, only to find that we have eluded the shower to wade into the downpour.We may deliberately select it for our horeymonn, only to find that we might have made a more agreeable exchange for December, June is by no means free from ce- centricities.1t is the month of roses by tradition.but it happens not infrequently that the roses are sadly washed out of countenance by the too fond affection of the god of the watering pot.But with all these occasional drawbacks, June is on the whole one of the most satisfactory months in the yeir, and the King showed an unusual degree of judgment when he selected it as his birth month, One of the most popyler things about the month is that it marks the closing of the school year and the liberation of thousands of children to the freedom of meadows lush with daisies, or the sands washed by + the cool ripple of the waves.Those who .can afford to give to their own children as chilhood needs and loves are becoming more cureful every year to see that the children of their less fortunate neighbors get at least a taste of the same enjoyment.THE LAWN MOWER MAN.Observe the man with the lawn mower, His teeth are set like one climbing the gibbet steps.His lips.are drawn tightly.His brow is an overcast April day.Not leisurely, like an artist performing for Art's sake, nor like a time-killer, stretching an hour's job to dray a days pay, but cruelly and viciously he drives the machine.He is always in haste.He seems ever in a bad temper.He moves from swath to swath with a passion foc the finish equalled only by the impatience of a country boy speeding the Saturday morning chores in good fishing weather.He hates the job, it is plain.He hates the machine.Note that he does not ease it, comfort it and nurse it, but yanks it about as one who hopes to goodness he can smash up the \u201cinnards\u201d beyond repair, Of all the sweet and gentle products of civilization, commend us not to the man with the lawn mower.{ Correspondence { ! THE BOYS\u2019 HIGH SCHOOL.To the Editor of The Chronicle: Dear Sir\u2014I read witn considerable interest Canon Scott's article in your paper of the 3rd inst.on the Boys\u2019 High School of Quebec.It was both good and timely.Education in this Province is one of the biggest concerns of the Protestant people.Our rural schools are causing no little anxiety, and where there is estab- suc han educational institution as the Boys\u2019 High School of this city, it ought to be the concern of every citizen who has at heart the future welfare of our Dominion.There is no reason why the Buys\u2019 High School of Quebec should not be the best in the Province.There has been hinted in certain quarters that a move ought to be made to bring the lads from the country districts where no Protestant school is available into the city to attend the Boys\u2019 High School.It is an excellent suggestion and perfectly feasible.Should this be done, it is all the more reason why this schooi should give the very best instruction possible, The educational problem is the erux of the situation in the Province of Quebec.Daily we are losing our Protestant families because of the lack of proper educational facilities, and daily parents are sending tiicir boys away from home, some out of the Province entirely, tecause they are setting a high value on education and they are secking the best.But there are evidences that a change is pending.The Provincial Legislature is realizing as never before the importance of this problem.and grants for educational purposes are annually increasing.The people of the Province are also realizing the importance of education, as sas plainly evidenced in the recent el2ctions, Why should not the city of Quebec rise to the occasion and have such institutions of learning that it would de the Mecca fer the youth of the whale Province?Money should not he a consideraiion when it is a questiun of secvring instruction for our boys.Canon Scott's article is timely for a double reason.First.there are.or will be with the closing of school.two vacancies on the staff of the Boys\u2019 Higk Schoot.14 the instrue- tion ia to be the best possible, then to fill these vacancies the best possible men must be secured.Of course there is at present the handicap for money, but why should there hz?Why not have the Protestant ponula- tion of Quebec rally about the Rovs\u2019 High School, assure the Board of Directors of their financial support, and demand that the best men available Be secured to fill the vacancies on the teaching staff.regardiess of expense?Second, the Old Boys\u2019 Reunion on the 24th of this month, No hetter opportunity could be afforded for the citizens of Quebec to show their interest and rive practical /expression to their desires as to what the Boys\u2019 High Sihool ought to he, The schonl has practically eon- formed to the standards of the Provineial academies, and with the interest and co-operation of the citizens of Quebec.no hay ought to frave the city for hic \u201chigher education.\u201d S.T.MARTIN.MARCONIGRAM GREETING TO BRITISH VISITORS The following Marconigram was sent by His Worship Mayor Drouin yesterday to the party of Tritish manufacturers who are now on their way to Canada on board the Empress of Ireland: \u201cMarconigram\u2014C.P.R.Telegraph, \u201cPalmer.SS.Empress of Ireland.\u201cThe Mayor of Quebec, the presidents of the Board of Trade and of the Canadian Manufactures\u2019 Association, Quebec Branch, welcome the delegation of British mancfacturers to Quebec, the Gateway of Canada.\u201d Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Dr, R.MAYRAND Specialist in Skin and Scalp Diseases, has removed from 41 St.Ursula street to 41 D'Auteuil st.(near Kent Gate).» KODAK Picture stories are easy to make No complications ; no dark room for any part of the wort; nodaks $5.00 and up Four cealer oil or we will send fros copy of Kodak catalog.CANADIAN KODAE CO., LTD.682-592 King Street, W.TORONTO, CAN.\u2014 \u2014\u2014 | REDUCTION 20 to 40 Per Cent On Our Enties Stos* »! SHOES! { J.CILBERT & CIE ; .4 St John Strest BHR REN DRE EEE STRESS THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912.of all kinds Refrigerators in all styles and sizes CURTAIN STRETCHERS with solid and moveable nickled pins Clothes Wringers \u2018Washing Machines Tubs and Buckets, etc.AT THE\u2019 HIN HARDMARE GO We have now in stock full line of A.C.Spalding Bros GOLF CLUBS, DRIVERS, BRASSEES, CLEEKS, MED (RON, LOFTERS, GOLF BALLS, RED DOT BLACK and WHITE \u2014 AT \u2014 S.J.SHAW & CO.13 St John St.Telephone 573 W.Morin MOSS GENEIAL INSURANSE BAILEA 111 Mountain Hill Hours of Consultation :-\u20149.00 a.m.to noon, 200 p.m.to 5.00 p.m., and 7.30 p.m.to 8.30 p.m.Telephone : Office, 4978 ; Residence, 1234.DR.RENE TURCOT.Ex-House Surgeon of Notre Dame Hospital, Montreal, ex- pupil of Paris and New York hospitals, SPECIALTY\u2014Diseases of the eyes, ears, nose and throat.Office : Corner St.John and St.Angele streets, opposite the § Bell Telephone Co, Quebec.Corporation of Quebec CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE.Tenders For Fire Station.CITY HALL.Quebec, May 23, 1912, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders, endorsed Tender for Fire Station and addressed to the City Clerk, will be received up to Tuesday, the 11th June, at 4 p.m.Plans and specifications mây be seen at the office of Messrs Staveley & Staveley, Architects, No.92 St.Peter street, and also at the City Engineer's office.Tenders must be made on the printed blank forms; and endorsed in the printed envelopes, which will be fure nished to intending contractors, on application for the same at the City Fngineer's office, and the Fire Committee will not entertain any tendes that is not made on the said blank forms and cnclosid in the said enve lopes._ Tenders must be endorsed on the outside of the envelopes, with a certificate from the City Treasurer of the necessary deposit as security for the contract.Each tender.shall be subscribed to by two responsible parties willing to secure the execution of the contract, Each tenderer shall deposit in the hands of the City Treasurer the sum of $3,000, to be confiscated from any one refusing to sign the contract.The Corporation does not bind le.self to accept the lowest or even any of the tenders.The contractor to pay for drawing up the contract, and supply the City Engineer with a certified copy there- f.° W.D.BAILLAIRGE.City Engineer.Hotel Blanchard JOS.CLOUTIER, Prop, American and European Plan Nearths Terminus of Railway and Navigation Companies, NOTRE DAME SQUARE - QUEBEC A.LEOFRED (Grad.Laval ond McGill) CIVIL ENGINEER.SPECIALTY WATER WORKS 39 St John St, Quebec.Phone 548.INVENTORS will find a Potent sow in Quebec City opened by FETHERSTONHAUGH & SON LOUIS ALPRONSE POULIOT, LLB, Legal Advisor BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING STRAW HATS PARASOLS We have on sale this week a Targe assortment of Ladies\u2019, Girls\u2019 Boys\u2019 and Infants\u2019 Straw Hats, and Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Parasols at prices that can't be beat.Ladies\u2019 Ready-to-Wear Straw Hats in all the latest shapes and shades, nicely trimmed, extra value, at our price, $2.48, $3.25.Children's Straw Hats, in White Mushroom shape, trimmed ribbon, at 68e., %c., $1.10, $1.38, $1.75.Children\u2019s Straw Hats, for young children, trimmed cream ribbon, Babette shapes, 68¢c., 75c., 88¢c., $Li0.Jack Tar Sailor Hats, white straw with name on bands for boys and girls, at 68c., 75c, 88c., $1.10, 1.25, Boys\u2019 Sailor Straw Hats, bonter shapes, with black bands.Special price 68c, and 90.Ladies\u2019 Sailor Hats in the new popular shapes, in white and black, at 88c., $1.25, $1.40.Ladies\u2019 Parasols in plain colors and flowered patterns, all new up-to-date goods at $1.48, $1.68, $1.75, $1.98, $2.68, $2.75, $3.25, $3.75, $4.38.Boys' Men-of-War Suits in white duck with navy collar, lanyard and whistle and shield, only $1.75, $2.25, $2.45, $2.55.Girly\u2019 Sailor Dresses in white duck pleated skirts, navy collar and cuffs, only $2.38, $298, $3.18, $3.38, $3.58, $3.78.White Duck Skirts in the newest shapes, good quality duck, only $2.00, $2.50, $2.88, $2.95, $3.38., White Blouse Waists, plain tailor- made and trimmed laced and embroidery, at 75e, 78c.$1.10, $1.50, $1.68, $2.10, $2.25, $2.98, $3.38, $3.75.Black Sateen Skirts in good quality sateen, latest cut, at 8c, 95c., $1, $1.48, $1.75, $1.88, $2.28.Boys\u2019 Scout Bupplies st law prices, Simons & Mingoy 20 Fabrigus Street, Telephone 333.QUESES Genuine English Perambulators E are showing a full line of Genuine English Parambulators.England, beautifully finished in rich black leather, tyred wheels, finest and most responsive springs, some with bar double handles, fine selection of attractive designs, now on exhibition in the Furniture Department (3rd Floor).These goods are made in luxurious cushions, high rubber- handles, others with Beauty Requisites For Miladi's Toilet THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912, THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Retail Divisiaa, 157-173 3¢ Jaiepa trast.AN LIMITER The Special Sale of Trimmed Millinery tising is wilfully exaggerated or misleading.a a ide statement made in our advertisements and feel that this store iz always striving to earn your confidence and retain it This Advertisamant is Guarantead | LL our advertisements are guaranteed to be absolutely true.We have deposited with A The Quebec Bank, St.Roch Branch, the sum of One Thousasx Dollars, which will be paid to a Charitable Institution of this City, if it can be proven tha our adver- You may place absolute confidence in any ANY attractive models have been cleared already at these sensational M prices.It is not too late yet to secure a Charming Millinery Creation at a sharp reduction in price, but you would be wise to come os day, before the best Models are all gone.Trimmed Hat $28.00 Value, $18.98 Lady's Trimmed Hat in golden brown, brim of narrow lace, bandeau of fancy straw, silk crown, Ostrich {feathers and pompons, Reg.Price $2800 for .Le 42, .c000000 $18.98 Trimmed Hat .$16.00 Value, $9.98 Lady's large Picture Hat in white mohair braid, lace shirred on wire, tam crown, wreath of foliage and satin flowers, $16.00 value, for .$9.98 Trimmed Hat $15.00 Value, $8.59 Dainty Toque in champagne satin straw, trimmed with large bunch of flowers on one side, Reg.Price $15.00 for Las tecuns vos sec cansennen 0 88.59 READ! - Trimmed Hat $29.00 Value, $15.98 Large Picture Hat in shaded silk shirred lace underbrim, large draped crown, very original conception, Reg Price $2900 for .BIS Trimmed Hat $17.00 Value, $9.98 Lady's Trimmed Hat in lace and tulle, champagne and white, upturned brim, draped crown, flowers as trimming, $17.00 value, for .cee .$9.98 Trimmed Hat $11.00 Value, $6.49 Lady's Turban in black and champagne silk braid, trimmed with folds of tulle and mauve Aowers, Reg.Price $1100 for .c.iiiiinnen.$6.40 Laces and Allovers Splendid Selection L ACES, Insertions and Allovers for trimming ladies\u2019 Summer Dresses here in great profusion.These are bought direct from Nottingham and Plauen, and the prices are positively RIGHT.New Laces Sc to $10.00 a yd.Allovers 40c to $8.00 a yd.Trimmed Hac $14.50 Value, $8.98 Lady's Trimmed Hat in champagne and blue Togall Straw, large bow of tulle, silk roses and foliage, Reg.Price $14.50 for .L.2.122 aa $8.99 lilac de COLD CREAM, white, for facial France, good sized bottles, Our massage, very effective, Qur Special size, fragrant and delightful, Special Price .1.000000 00 49¢ Price .25¢ Special Price .eens.20\u20ac À TOILET SOAP, \u201cInfants\u2019 De- TOILET SOAP, Glycerine, good TOILET SOAP, white castile, i light,\u201d very fine quality, Our Spec- sized cakes, splendid value, Our large sized bars, fine quality.Our Special Price, 6 cakes for.25¢ Special Price, per bar.10c TOOTH PASTE, Taylor's large HAIR TONIC, Quinine, good Our sized bottles, very good for the hair, Our Special Price .49c TOILET SOAP.white castile, good sized cakes, fine quality, Our Special Price, 6 for .25e TOILET WATER.Oriental, Guipure, Cluny and Maerame Laces and Insertions, in white, shampagne and black, ! to 12 inches wide, imported direct from the mills, Our Prices.peryd .Sc to $10.00 Oriental, Net and Guipure Lace Allovers, 18 inches wide, very latest designs for summer, 1912, imported direct from Europe, Our Prices, per yd.coool ol LL .40\u20ac to $8.00 ff ial Price, 3 cakes for .25¢ JA 323 St Paul St.Have you seen Perry's Furniture?.Don\u2019t miss it.Now is the time to save money.No matter which part of the city you live, we advise you to see our goods and prices before buying elsewhere.You will save money.We do not want to put in any prices, but seeing is believing.Remember the place, PERRY, Phone 519 Wm.JES & Sng SPECIALTIES.\u2014 \u201cSchaffer\u201d Special Leater and Rubber Combination Sole Boots, made to order, only $10.00, Boot and Slipper Trees, 50c.$1.00 and $3.00.Arch Supports, from $1.50 to $3.50.CITYCOUNCILMEETING Friday, May 31st, 1912.Present:\u2014His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Berube, Cannon, Collier, Cote, Dinan, Dussault, Gauvin, Gouillot, Lantier, Lavigueur, Lockwell, Madden.Martin, Pouliot, Trudel, Vesret, \u2014(16).read and confirmed.Read a letter from Mr.Villeneuve, asking the Council to be kind enough to grant the request made by the Committee of the Cartier Centennial celebration of a subscription to help the erection of a monument to Sir George E.Cartier.Referred to the Finance Committee.Read a letter from Mr.J.À.Poirier, claiming $267.00 for bodily injuries suffered by him on account of the bad state of the street near the stair, on Boulevard Langelier hill.Referred to the Road Committee.Read a letter from the Bell Telephone Co.of Canada, informing the Council that they intend tb erect branch poles in connection with their underground system on certain streets, and praying that the CP Engineer, or another officer, be appointed to supervise the erection of said poles.Referred to the Read Committee.Read a petition from \u201cLe Conseil Central National du Travail,\u201d praying the Council to give their assent to their petition to the Government for an act of incorporation.Referred to the Finance Committee.Presented the following reports of the Finance Committee: Finance.2119th.Tenders for City printing.The minutes of the last meeting are | ed: That the said By-law be taken up this evening as the 10th order of the day to be read for the first time.1st and 2nd orders of the day.To proceed to second reading, for adoption, of By-law No.23, concerning the lighting of certain parts of the City, and No.19 A, concerning the widening of the northern portion of Bridge Street, for which second reading and adoption tie presence of two-thirds of the members of the Council is required, and the number of the members being called, the following members are found to he present, to wit: His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Berube.Cannon, Collier, Cote, Dinan, Dussault, Gauvin, Guillot, Lantier, Lavigueur.Lockwell, Madden, Pouliot, Trudel, Verret.\u2014(15).And there being only 15 members present, and not a sufficient number to form a quorum.It is moved by Alderman Cannonseconded by Alderman Dussault, and resolved: That the second reading of the two-by-laws is postponed until Friday, next week.when will be held a meeting of this Council.3rd order of the day.Read the 2119th report of the Finance Committee, which being put to the vote, is adopted, and it is resolved: That a contract is hereby awarded to the newspaper Company \u201cThe Chronicle,\u201d their tender being the lowest, for the price of their tender $1,963.35, for the printing required by the City during the current fiscal year, on condition that each page, besides each tabulated statements, shall be counted as one page only, and that the City Treasurer\u2019s report shall be completely finished within three months after the manuscript shall have been delivered under a penalty of five dollars for each tee, which being put to the vote, is adopted, and it is resolved:: That a special Committee, composd of His Worship the Mayor, Alderman Cannon.chairman of the Finance Committee, and the City Treasurer, Mr.C.| J.L.Lafrance, is hereby appointed for the purpose and with the power to sell as a whole, or in lots, the debentures which the City is authorized to issue to the amount of one million, one hundred thousand dollars, in virtue of the statute 1.George V.(2nd session) chap.59, and 2 George the Fifth, chap.55.of the Legislature of this Province for the purpose therein mentioned.The Committee shall adopt for this sale the means which they shall deem the most effective to make the sale advantageous, the said Special Committee to report to the Finance Committee.7th ordr of the day.Read the 2124th report of the Finance Committee, which being put to the vote, is adopted, and it is resolved: That this Council ratifies the appointment of Mr.Thomas Walsh as Chief of the City Detectives, who is to be considered as forming part of the body of permanent officers and employees of the City, on condition that the sa'ary be paid to him by the department of the Municipal Police until the 30th of April, 1913.8th order of the day.Read the 2125th report of the Finance Committee, which being put to the vote.is adopted, and it is resolved: That His Worship the Mayor is hereby authorized to sign a contract for the purchase of a lot of ground belonging to Mr.A, Reaume, numbers 10 and 21 of the official cadastral plan for St.Roch's Ward, for a price not exceeding $14,500, the amount to be charged a very low cost.THE COST ! Ah! that's the question! What have I to pay?Your weekly laundry bill is quite an item, and the wages paid good hand iromers are so high, that we have devised a short cut, which gives the benefit of our good service at Our Pound Wash System; where we wash every thing, and iron all the heavy pieces, the balance starched ready to be iromed, is helping with the cost problem.The Frontenac Laundry Laonderers\u2014Dyers-\u2014Cleansers.Phone 3409 If the public were aware of the great advantage of Toric Lenses over the ordinary kind, Torics would be the only kind in demand.The focus of those glasses is absolute, while in the ordinary flat glasses it exists in a lim- J » delay, th t of sai - ito the priceels of the sale of thy ; Boots.High cur.only cial aon 2120th.To piece of land in St day 0 fe co charmed to hed com Champlain and Jacques Cartier ited space only.These are recom- $5.00 a pale.° *| Peter's Ward.voted for advertising the printing.Markets.mended by oculists as the only lens to Spring goods arriving daily.Shoes made to order and repairs done.WM.JACQUES & SONS, Tel, 427.42% Fabrique Street.Six of the Latest and Best Se'ling Books Through the Postern Gate.By F.L.Barclay.$1.35 Fire in Stubble.By Baroness Orczy .$1.25 ohn Rawn.By Emerson Hough.hen Tragedy Grins, By Grace Miller White.$ E.Temple Thurston .By C.Mazor .KIMBALL Thirteen.Thouchstone of Fortune.H.Fcee.8125 8 .81.25 8 vu.$1,25 § Lacs $1.25 BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, K Telephone 432 148 St.John Stres: 2121st.Amending 2106th report of the Finance Committee, re sale of ground of Jacques Cartier Market Hall.2122nd.On proposed tax upon fire Insurance Companies, 2123rd.Appointing special mittee for sale of debentures.2124th.Ratifying the appointment of Mr.Thos.Walsh, city detective, as permanent City officer.2125th.To purchase land from Mr.A.Reaume for proposed new market Moved by Alderman Cannon seconded by Alderman Lavigueur, and resolved: That the said reports be taken up to-night as 3rd.4th.Sth, 6th, 7th and 8th orders of the day.except No.2122nd.which is ordered to lay on the table of the Council and (proposed tax on Insurance Companies), fyled in the City archieves.Water Works 677th.Contract for iron pipes to J.T.Farmer, : Moved by Alderman Lavigvear, Cim- 5 | seconded by Alderman Cannon, and resolved: That the said report be taken up to-night as the 9th order of \u201cthe day.Alderman Verret lays before the Council the draft of a By-law, No.lo B.to verbalize Murphy street, In Montcalm Ward.Moved by Alderman Verret, second- 4th order of the day.Read the | 2120th report of the Finance Committee, which being put to the vote, is adopted.and it is resolved: That His Worship the Mayor is hereby authorized to sign a deed of sale to Mr.Joseph Samson of lot of ground No.1982 of the official cadastral plan of St.Peter's Ward, for the sum of $225.00, on condition that the purchaser binds himself to hold the City indemnified against all damages which might be claimed from the City by the owner of the neighbouring lot.Sth order of the day.Read the 2121st report of the Finance Committee, which being put to the vote, is adopted, and it is resolved: That clause Sth of the 2106th report of the Finance Committee, authorizing the sale of the land upon which stood Jacques Cartier Market Hall be struck off and replaced by the following: \u201cThe purchaser shall have built on the said land either one, or two, or three buildings, of a totai value of not less than $125,000 (one hundred and twen- ty-five thousand dollars), within two (2) years from the date of the signing of the contract,\u201d and that said modification be published in all the newspapers which have heen ordered to publish the advertisement of the sale of the said land.6th order of the day.Read the 9th order of the day.Read the 677th report of the Water Works Committee, which being put to the vote, is adopted, and it is resolved : That the contract for cast iron pipes and valves is hereby awarded to Mr.J.|P.Farmer, whose tender is the lowest and most advantageous, the amount to be charged to the loan authorized for those purposes, and His Worship the Mayor is authosized to sign a contract to that effect.10th oréer of the day.The Crnneil roceeds to the firit reading of Ryaw No.16 B.to verbalize Murphy Street in Montea'm Ward.The said By-law is read for the first time.Moved by Alierman Verret, seconded by Alderman Lockwell, and resolved: That the sid By-law be translated in English.that it be published in the official papers of the City.with a public notice of its second reading, for adoption, which is herehy appointed to take place on Friday BICYCLES BICYCLE S8UNDRIKS DISC Records BICYCLE MUNSON at Cut Prices 413 Spading te prescribe.P.C.LACASSE Optician and Optom strist 40 FABRIQUE STREET next, the 7th of June next.Motion.Moved by Alderman Dinan, seconded by Alderman Collier, ana resolved: That, in the interest of the tax payers, this Council takes the liberty of drawing the attention of the Chairman of the Transcontinental Railway Commission to the fact that the City of Quebec has sold, two years ago, for a nominal sum, to the T'ranacon:- inental Railway Commission, the site of the Champlain market, in consideration of important works which were to be executed immediately, anil which were to cost seversl millions of dol- tars, The contract passed tc that effect has not yet been put to cxecu- tion, and this Council would be most Transcontinental Railway Commission with regard to the execution of the work which were to be under taken of said site.Moved by Alderman Cannon, see- onded by Alderman Dussault, and res, solved: That this Council do now: adjourn.3 Adjourned\u2014\u2014 CASTORIA | The Kind You Have Always Beoght Ses .= »4 hv Alderman Loekwell and resoiv- | 2123rd report of the Finance Commit.| Senter Cas Prise Cutatogue, oleased to Jeary the intentions of the \u201c +\u2018 4 & 8 ds M ë | PARALYSIS COMPLETELY CURED \u201cFraita-tras* Performs Another Mirac'e Bristol, N.B., July 25th, 1941.\u201cI had a stroke of Paralysis in March, 1910, and this left me unable to walk or help myself, and the Constipation of the Bowels was terrible.Nothing did me any good and I was wretched in every way.I then took \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d for the Constipation anl it not only cured me of this terrible trouble, but gradually this fruit medicine toned up the serves and actually cured the Paral vais.- : By the use of \u201cFruit-a-tives,\u201d I grew stronger and stronger until! all the Paralysis and weakness left me.:, 1 am now well again and attend my More every day.Î say \u201cThank God lor Fruit-a-tives.\u201d ALVA PHILIPS.\u201cPruit-a-tives\u201d not oaly cured the Jerrible Constipation, but so toned up the nervous system and the general health as to completely overcome the lay.NT à Truly \u201cFrait-a-tives\u201d is a wonderful aedicine.50e a box, 6 for $2.50 trial size, 25c.At dealers or sent on receipt of price Vy Froit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.CIEZ=ERERZE POWDER Fecause You should Kill the LÉ Moths if you ont out and mail us consecutive 1easons.Saphe Mfg Colt Montreal, fue.A Faultless Food Product.EPPS\u2019S COCOA The unsurpassed food value of this delicious and fragrant cocoa is due to He resention of the mutritioss cocoa » There is strength energy in every cup of Eppes Cocos.It is a most reshing and stimulating BREAKFASTB RAGE, whether or old or young, .GRATEFUL \u2014 COMFORTING.SUMMER MILLINERY Always on hand a large stock of WIGH-CLASS MILLINERY sxtitable for all occasions.AT THE Misses M & À Bromrige, Millinery Importers 66 St.John Street a = Wien toConsult aa Optometrist \u2018When your eyes tire easily in read- sen en you involuntarily frown or partly close the eyes when looking #8 an object.- When things \u201cswim\u201d or become im after being looked 'st for some Hime, .When the eyes ache, smart or wat- &.or when they have pain in the eye- Ball, orbit, temples or forehead When you have any nervous de.fangem-ent that you cannot otherwise count for.= Office hours : 10 to 12 a.m.22 to 5 Em.7 to 8 evening.Qensult us about Your Eyes \u2019 McCLURE i 1 TO and Graduse Nurse, Lately 3 of Chicago, IL, USA.2 Hydropathic, Theropeutie and Massfie Treatments.No.8 Haldimand Street.Phones 5173 and 1526 HMI AMERICAN MARINES OF CUBAN SOIL First Step to United States Intervention \u2014 Warships Also On the Way.Havana, Jane 5\u2014American marines have landed on Cuban soil While it is officially declared that this action was taken solely to protect American and other foreign properties, the impression became general that it was a preliminary step te American intervention.This caused considerable excitement at the capital Later it became known that the landing was in response to an urgent appeal to the commandant of the United States Naval Station by the Chamber of Commerce at Guantanamo to afford protection to the numerous foreign estates in the vicinity, which the government forces have been unable to guard.There was great excitement in Havana this afternoon on the circulation of a report that four American battleships were on their way from Key West.Towards evening the rumor was current that the ships had been signalled off Morru Castle and were expected to enter the harbor within an hour.The excitement subsided on receipt of the news that the warships had been ordered to Guantanamo.The Senate convened late this afternoon and approved the recommendation of the committee on laws that the President be empowered to suspend the constitutional guarantee, but only in the Province of Oriente.This was approved also hy the House of Representatives without opposition.The Senate passed a bill authorizing President Gomez to expend $1,000,- 000 for increase of the armed forces from funds not appropriated for other purposes.Of the reports received from various parts of the interior about outrages against white women by negroes, the great majority of them lack confirmation.The reported outraging of the dayghters of Perez Carbo, a prominent official of Santiago, horrifying details of which have been published, is authoritatively denied.The only authenticated case is that of a school mistress, who later died in a hospital at Santiago.President Gomez in a signed statement to-night says: , \u201cI would not have asked for foreign aid to dominate the racial insurgents whose acts of vandalisin make me daily more determined to crush them, but determined as the United States Government is to protect the properties and lives of Americans by disembarking troops for this purpose solely, its action is of assistance to our military operations, as it permits me to util\u2019ze more troops for the pursuit cf the insurgents fleeing before the regular troops and engaged in burning and sacking defenceless towns and committing other excesses.\u201cI intend to fill with guerillas all the territory in which exists an armed insurrection and to increase the protection over.properties which appear to be the object of attack by the negroes in arms.\u201d The President did not issue a decree suspending the constitutional guarantees in Oriente, but merely signed the law passed this afternoon, which will become effective on publication in the Official Gazette tomorrow morning.DOWNTOWHPROBLEM OF THE CHURCH Brotherhood Movement as Solution of the Matter \u2014 Convention in Montreal Montreal, Jude 5\u2014The Brotherhood Movement as the solution of the downtown church problem, was one of the points made in the inaugural address of Mr, T.B.McAulay as chairman of the Congregational Unjon in Zion Church to-night.Some 200 delegates from all over Canada were in attendance aad showed much interest in the address.The difficulty of reaching the masses and the tendency of modern church to move away with their congregations to the best fesidential centres, leaving those districts where the forces of vice are most strougly entrenched, were matters dwelt upon by the speaker, who found in the Brotherhood Movement a solution of the problem thus presented.Rev.Frank Day delivered the address of welcome to the delegates and Rev.W.W.Smyth, ol Toronto, and Rev, J.T.Daly responded.At the conference of the Young People\u2019s Department the question of to what extent the church should cater to men in sport and games was discussed.Rev.A.J.MacKenzie, of Brandon, spoke of men's clubs and said he believed in the establishment of billiard rooms in such institutions to keep the men from downtown poolrooms and evil associations.Rev.À.G.Steep, of Ottawa, took a different view and said that it was of little use getting men who only came to charch for such sports, for men | who would frequent downtown poolrooms and race tracks would not long he content with the billiard room of & church.Miss Effie Jamieson, of Toronto, spoke on mission work and the contributions of young people.At the Mission iety meeting.Rev, W.Gunn reported that in five years home mission subscriptions increased 80 per cent The members of the Quebec Board of Trade Council, and Citizens\u2019 Committee joined with, to urge upon the Dominion Government the important necessity of proceeding with the work of constructing the Quebec railway terminals, in order to have some ready for the completion of the Transcontinental Railway in the spring of 1914, should lose no time in bringing the question to the attention of the Government.There should be no excuse for delay in the very important matter.Every moment lost by procrastination is precious time wasted in the interest of Quebec.A meeting of the Board of Trade Council and members of the Citizens\u2019 Committee should be held this week, and a large and influential depatation of citizens named to proceed to Ottawa and insist upon the Government having the Transcontinental Railway Commission commence work on the railway terminals, otherwise Quebec will not be in a position to handle the trade from the West on the completion of the Transcontinental Railway.The City of Quebec is the only city of any importance ia the Dominion that is backward in preparation to meet the growth of Canada\u2019s population and the rapid development of the production of trade of Manitoba and the Northwest.Fabulous sums of money will be spent in Montreal, Toronto, St.John, N.B., and Vancouer, B.C., during the next three years on railroad terminals and port equipment to meet prospective trade conditions, and as yct, nothing apportioned for the immediate benefit of Quebec under the same category.If Quebec is backward, the blame can be alone contributed to the citizens, who should awaken from their lethargy and insist upon recognition and a fair measure of justice in the division of public patronage.Poli- | tics should be entirely eliminated in all questions of Quebec's commercial interest, and every citizen make an effort to share in an agitation that will in the ead bring forth good results, It is clearly evident that the Grand Trunk Pacific authorities are not much concerned about the Quebec railway terminals or the equipment of the Port of Quebec in their desire to divert the grain trade of the West frem Cochrane to American ports, It is only a few days ago when the new president of the Grand Trunk Railway and Grand Trunk Pacific, Mr.Chamberlain, in an interview given at Montreal said the Grand Trunk Pacific from the Coast to Cochrane would be finished late in 1913, when the company would run trains over the Ontario Government railroad and Canada Atlantic to Montreal, without any reference whatever to the Transcontinental Railway from Cochrane to Quebec.It has also been learned that the Grand Trunk Railway is getting ready railway connection from Montreal to Boston, with the unquestionable intention of carrying the grain trade of the West to the Port of Boston for European shipment, and if the Dominion Government does not compel the Grand Trunk Pacific to live up to the terms of their contract with the country, the Eastern rection of the Transcontinental Railway from Cochrane to Quebec, and the Maritime Provinces, will have no importance, insofar as the trade of the West is concerned.Can it be possible that President E.J.Chamberlain means to ignore the agreement entered into had | by the Grand Trunk Pacific and the Dominion Government when the latter decided upon the means for the construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific and its Fastern section, the Transcontinental Railway?Agreement.The followin is a copy of the agreement made on th& 29th day of July, 1903, and ratived later by the Dominion Parliament and asscated to 24th October, 1903: \u201cHis Majesty the King, acting in respect of the Dominion of Canada, and hereln represented and acting by the Hon.William 8, Fielding, acting Minister of Railways and Canals, on the first part; \u201cAnd Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, C.B.6.C.M.S.; the Right Hon.Lord Welby, G.C.B.; John S.Clutton- Brock; Joseph Price; Alfred W.Smithers, 211 of the City of London, England; Chartes M.Hays, Frank W.Masse and William Wainwright, all of the City of Montreal, in the Dominion of Canada, and John Bell, of the City of Bellviile, in the said Dominion, representing herein and acting on behalf of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company, a company to be incorporated hy act of Parliament of Canada at the present session thereof, of the second part.\u201cWhereas having regard to the growth of population and the rapid development of the production and trade of Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, and to the great area of fertile and productive land in all the provinces\\gnd territories as yet without railway facilities, and to the rapid- ty expanding trade and commerce of the Dominion, 1t is in the interest of Canada that & line of railway, designed to secure the most direct and economical Interchange of traffic he- tween Rastern Canada and the prov.QUEBEC RAILWAY TERMINALS, BOARD OF TRADE COUNCIL And Citizens\u2019 Committees Should Appoint an Influential Deputation to Urge Upon Government Immediate Construction inces and terricaeion wast of the LL LL ana.ms.EVERY MOMENT LOST IS WASTE OF TIME Great Lakes, to open up and develop the northern one of the Dominion, to promote the internal and foreign trade of Canada, and to develop commerce through Canadian ports, should be constructed and operated as a common railway highway across the Dominion from Oc.an to Ocean and wholly within Canadian territory \u201cTherefore, this agreement witnesseth that the said parties have contracted and agreed with each other as follows: \u201c1, His Majesty the King, acting in respect of the Dominion of Canada, by and through His Excellency, the Governor General in Council, is hereinafter called the \u2018Government,\u2019 and the said Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company, is hereinafter called the \u2018Company.\u2019 \u201c2.A through line of railway, of guage four feet eight and one-half inches, comprising two divisions, to be called the \u2018Eastern Division\u2019 and the \u2018Western Division.\u2019 respectively, shall be constructed, in the manner hereinafter mentioned, between the City of Moncton, in tne Province of New Brunswick, and the navigable waters of the Pacific Ocean, at or near Port Simpson, or some other port in British Columbia, as may be agreed upon, The Eastern Division shall comprise the portion of the said railway to be constructed from its eartern terminus, through the said central part of the Province of New Brunswick, and through the Province of Quebec, by the shortest available J line to the City of Quebec; then westerly through the northern part of the provinces of Ontario and Quebec, and through the Proivnee of Manitoba to the City of Winnipeg: and the Western Division shall comprise the portion of the said railway between the said City of Winnipeg.or some point on the said Eastern Division and the Pacific Ocean, extending westerly through the Province of Manitoba, the Northwest Territories tnd the Province of British Columia.\u201c3, The said line of çailway shaïl be constructed wholly \u201cupon Canadian territory.\u201d The foregoing portion of the agreement entered into by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and the Dominion Government, is sufficient to show that that neither Mr.E.J.Chambertain, the new'y elected president of the Grand Trunk Railway and Grand Trunk Pacific, or any of his associates in authority connected with the Grand Trunk Pacific enterprise, can afford to snap their fingers and defy the Dominion Government and its authority in respect to the terms on which the construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific obtained its charter and monetary support of the Government.But it is very evident that the Grand Trunk Pacific authorities have every intention of violating the agreement, and carry the Western grain from the provinces west of the Great Lakes via Cochrane to American ports.Boston is preparing for this trade, which the Government of Canada must arrest, and compe! the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway to operate the road from the Pacific to the Atlantic and reach the ocean with Western grain on absolute Canadian territory and through the outlet of Canadian ports only.But to compel the Grand Trunk Facific to carry out the terms of its original agreement the Transcontinental Railway Comméision must have the whole Fastern Division.es- perially from Cochrane to Quebec, and New Brunswick completed at the same time as the Western Division 1s ready for operation, likewise have the terminal facilities at Quebec and the New Brunswick and ready for the handling of the trade.The citizens of Quehee must in the meantime wake up, and see that the interests of their «ity are no longer neglected.The uebce Board of Trade and Citizens\u2019 Committee asso- clated with its Council respecting Quehec\u2019s railway terminals are advised to use every possible effort to this end.and if this influential aggregation of citizens go to work in earnest, there is no doubt but what they will secure practical results.The railway terminals are the all important work to be Inoked after, the Government is already decided upon the equipment of the harbor, which is altogether a different question No time must be frittered awav in needless excuses, As moments, let alone hours, are precious.CONTROLLER LACHAPELLE WILL RETIRE Montreal, June $S\u2014Controller Lachapelle who has practically been head of the Board of Control since the retirement of Mr.Wanklyn, and whom it is thought certain would consent to be re-elected for.another term to the hoard, made the statement to-day that on account of the everlasting fault-finding of a secetion of the City Council against the Controllers, he would certainly retire from the hoard at the end of his term.\"On no consideration will I again content to be a candidate,\u201d he said, with much feeling.This decis- fon on the part of Mr, Lachapelle was much regretted to.day among heads of denarimentsy size it's as strong as an automobile tire\u2014 just as safe, Just aa wear resisting.No bicycle tire like it BIG BUILDING BUSINESS IN MONTREAL.Means Large Demand for Building Materials, A prominent Montreal business man in an interview recently made the statement that building operations in\u201d this city were carried on in a large scale than in any other city on the continent.He illustrated this statement by pointing out that the contracting business in the city was in the hands of a few prominent companies and that the men manufacturing and controlling the building materials were also prominent men.\u201cIn many cities you will find that the pcople handling the building materials are small jobbers and as a result building operations are more or less hindered.In Montreal there are half a dozen big contractors who carry on practically all the building operations in the city while the building materials supplied to them are in the hands of the big men.\u201d As an example take the newly organized Canada Brick Company and look at the Directors of that concern.You will find that they are among the most prominent and successful men in the city of Montreal, which is a guarantee that the affairs of the company will be run on a businesslike basis and that there will be no \u201cHand to mouth\u201d policy adopted.Mr.C.H.Cahan, K.Chas been identified with many successful undertakings and has had a very wide experience in business matters.His work in connection with the Mexican Light and Power Company, the Mexican Tramways Company, and the Western Canada Power Company was of a very high crder and stamps him as one of the big men of the country.man of remarkable prominence in his profession.\u2018As & corporation lawyer he has had much % do with the organization and management of all kinds of corporations and is a good type of man to have on the Board of Directors.Mr.F.Loomis of D.G.Loomis & Sonscontractors, is another good type of man to have on the Board of Dircetors.His experience as an «xperienc- ed builder and contractor familiarizes him with the needs of the building trade and at once guarantees a good market for a large proportion of the company\u2019s output.Messrs.Gyles & Cameron are also well known business men who will add strength to the Board of Directors.Altogether the company is starting out under favorable auspices.It has a strong Board of Directors, it is manufacturing a product for which there is almost an unlimited demand, their sourse of supplies is absolutely assured for many years to come, their process of manufacturing, while new.is a tried and tested one and is rapidly growing in public favor.In addition to all this there is an unprecedent amount of building going on in Montreal and vicinity.Most of this is of an important character which demands a high-class product such as the Canada Brick Company will turn out.\u201d The public subscription list at the office of the Montreal Bond Co, Limited, Montreal, where subscription blanks may be shtained, or from any branch of the Bank of Toronto.This Preference Stock at 95 carries with it a bonus of 4075 of Common Stock.PITTSBURG BROKERAGE HOUSE GOES UNDER Pittsburg, Pa., June 5.\u2014Shortly after the close of the stock market today the brokerage house of Tlenry Sproul & Co, of this city, went into the hands of a recciver.The petition was filed in Common Pleas Court hy attorneys for John RB.Barbour and W.J.Baner, who filed claima of $2,800.Sproul'e attorneys declared that the firm was unable to pay its debts.The South Side Trust Company was appointed receiver.GRAND TRUNK HAS A PROBLEM ON HAND Montreal, June 5.\u2014Grand Trunk officials to-day find themselves between two fires over the proposal to extend the system into the Port of Boston.Following upen the annonuced intention of the transportation committee of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association in Toronto, to protest to the Dominion Government against the Grand Trunk making Boston a terminal of the line, at the expense of Canadian ports, there was received at th: Gradd Trunk headquarters to-day cuttings from New England papers protes.ing against the charter on the ground that it would tike American business to Canadian lines, without bringing Canadian business here.Electric Restorer for Men Phosphonol restores every nerve in the body vim >= via Premetars gray 2% agent weakness averl at ol EY nl ASR Mr.H.A.Lovett, K.C.another | of the Directors.is like Mr, Cahan.a for $100,000 of the 7 per cent cumulative Preference Stock opened on Tuesday | To Corporations, Companies and well established Private Enterprises REQUIRING GAPITAL The Investment Registry Limited, 2 Waterieo Plage, London, England (Established 1880 \u2014 invested funds I: $150,000000) ss prepared to purchase for cash existing, or to be greated, issues of Bonds or Debentures well secured on sound revenue producing properties, both as to capital and income.No speculative propositions entertained.Smallest transactions considered, $200,000; largest $2,000,000 Only principals or their representatives corresponded with, agents ir- nored.ooklet explaining how millions of pounds sterling have already been invested; advantages offered to borrowers and particulars required, will be sent only to principals or their representatives, on application in English, French, German or Spanish, to the\u2014 THURSDAY UNE 1912.Aux Mines Privées, Solldement QUI RECHERCHENT DES CAPITAUX Le investment Registry, Ltd, 2 Wateriee Pince, Londres, (Angleterre).Fondée en 1880.Capitaux placés par ses soins, 750 millions francs, est rêt à acheter contre espèces les missions de Bons et Obligations existantes ou à créer, et présentant tant en capital qu'en revenue de solides garanties reposant sur des proprietes en plein rapport.Les propositions de nature spéce- lative ne scront pas prises en consi lé- ration.| Chiffre minimum de chaque trandgction un million francs, maximum dix millions francs.11 ne era pas traité avec les agences, mais seulement avec les intéressés ou leurs représentants.n prospectus expliquant comment des millions de livres sterling ont déjà été placés par les soins de l'Investment Registry et exposant les avantages offerts aux emprunteurs, ainsi que les renscignements qu\u2019ils auront à fournir, sera envoyé aux intéressés eux-mêmes ou à leurs re- prescntants sur demande redigee en anglais, francais, allemand, ou espagnol, et addressee au\u2014 ou Batre bles, PURCHASE DEPARTMENT, INVESTMENT REGISTRY, LTD, 2, WATERLOO PLACE, LONDON, 8.W., ENGLAND.decléxia.w.thx52 THOS.DONOHUE | T.D.Dubuc, Successor THOS.183 and 193% Telephone 4999.{ i | ! JUST RECEIVED First consignment London and Paris Ladies\u2019 Blouses, suitable for evening and day wear Novelty types in Ninon Gowns, / Novelty Types in Silk Gowns.Novelty Types in Marqusiette Gowns, DONOHUE f DOMINION CRAL COMPANY, LiiTeD \\ WINES AND SHIPPERS OF TRS CELEBRATED SDOMINION\u201d™ STEAM ao GAS COALS Soreenaed, Run-of-Mine and Slack Por Particulars, apply to SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL | Automobile Tires Vulcanized Baby Carriages and Go-Carts Re-tired Quebec Skate Mig.& Hepair Co.\u2014 Latest Creations in St.John Stmon.tu.th.fri.259 John Street, may25xtu,th,satx6m Poplin Shirts Oxford Shirts Cambric Shirta Khaki Shirts White Dress Shirts Hosiery.8ilk Gloves.Walking Sticks Half Price.SUMMER REQUISITES Balbriggan Underwear Aertex Underwear Lisle Underwear Mauchauffe Underwear Jaeger Underwear.White Dress Ties, White Dress Vests, White Dress Gloves, Holeprool $00 Dozen English Collars, Enghtsh Business Shirts, Short Bosoms.English Silk Knitted Ties, Bengaline 8ilk Ties, Ten, Grey and White Rainproof Boots, Military Waterproof Coats.Umbrellas, 90c.up.Blue Serge Suitings, $16.00 Spot Cash.Summer Tweeds, $16.00 Spot Cash.JOHN DARLINGTON, ngs Opposite Post Oflica » , THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912, pe ih Absolutely Seamless Every Pair Guaranteed «MADE IN CANADA\u201d For Ladies\u2019, in Tan and Black, from.25z to 65c Men's, in Black, From.\u2026.30c to 55c 49 St.John St.E.J.DYNES, Tel.271 LA CAISSE D\u2019'ECONOMIE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC UNDOUBTED SECURITY DEPOSITORS on account of its EXCEPTIONAL CHARTER Head-Offce : St.John Street, Upper Town Branches Opened Evenings, Mondays and Saturdays.Ask for prices at the \u2018Quebec Scrap Metal Go., 14 St.Roch Street Yor your raw furs, hides and skins and all kinds of scrap material Tel.2777 BIRTH.CARPENTER -On June 4th, to Mr « and Mrs À.L Carpenter a son.MacLEOD-\u2014-On tke 5th instant, te Mr.and Mrs.N.Gordon MacLeod 78 De Salaberry street, à son.pm rer rer ee een DIED.DELORME\u2014In this city, on th: 4th of June ,Flore Paradis, widow of a the late Louis Delorme, Esq.advocate.Funeral on Friday morning at 8:45 o'clock, from her late residence, 9 Aberdeen st.io the Notre Dame du Chemins Church.Please omit flowers.LARUE\u2014On the Sth instant, at the age of 54 years, Roger LaRue, of % the firm of Thibaudeau Freres & Co.of this city.The funeral will jeave his late re- sdence, 56 St.Louis stret, at 8.45 tm.on Friday for the Basilica and shence to Belmont Cemetery.McCLEARY\u2014At South Quebec.on ~ the 4th instant, ugh McCleary, in * his 77th year.ex-G.T.R.conductor, father of Conductor Robert Mc- Cleary, C.P.R, Funeral from his late residence, 101 St.Lawrence street, on Thur:- day afternoon from G.T.R.station, Point Levis, at 2 o'rlock, to Holy Trinity Church, Levis.Montreal and Western papers please copy.CAP ROUGE For sale on easy terms, choice building lots, 35 x 115, price $50.00 and up.Adjoining the Governmental Experimental Farm: These lots are beautifully situated overlooking the River St.Lawrence and the Quebec ridge on one side and the Lorette Valley on the other.Being within ten minutes walk of two railways, the Canadian Northern and the Transcontinental they are easy to access.Representatives on the ground every Saturday afternoon and Sunday.For pians and further information apply to the Suburban Realty Co., 32 St, Julia Stto 8.30._ maydxim \u201cCard of Thanks We wish to return our most sincere and heartfelt thanks to the numerous friends who extended their many Open evenings 6 okens of sympathy to use in the great loss we have just sustained in the death nf anr beloed son and brother, Paul Courtney.PETER COURTNEY, Father.ELIZA COURTNEY, Mother.MAMIE COURTNEY, Sister.«Quebec Snowshos Club.Tie fortrighily Summer Dance will he letd at the Club House this i av) eveninx at 8.20 o'clock, should the weather be favorable, BY ORDER.NOTICE Notice is hereby given to ail parties having claims against the estate of the laté Odilon Turgeon, in his lifetime agent, of the city of Quebec, to file their claims, duly attested, with the undersigned before the 20th June.1912.Faucher & Duval, Notaries, 234 St.Joseph St.Quebecjune6x15 PUBLIC .NOTICE Is hereby given that the credits, notes, and judgments of Joseph Angers, merchant, of Hebertville station, insolvent, sold to Louis Nazaire Assclin, farmer, of Hebertville station, hy the curator to this estate, have been sold by said Asselin to Marie Azilda Larouche, of Hebertville Station, wife scparated as to property of said Joseph Angers, and that the deed of this sale is deposited in the office of the prothonotary of the district of Chicoutimi, at Chicoutimi.Chicoutimi, June 5.1912.Onesime Tremblay, Attorney for Madam Marie Azilda Larouchejune6x2 In the Circuit Court.Province of Quehec, District of Kamouraska.No.9014.Daniel D'Aigle, trader, of St Honore, Plaintiff ; vs.Alphonse Guay, heretofore of St.Honore, hut now of parts unknown, outside of the Province of Quebec, Defendant.The defendant is ordered to appear within a month.(Signed) L.J.Dugal, CC.C.K.True Copy.Leon Paradis, Atty.for Plaintiff, june6x2 In the Supel'rovince_of Quebec, rior Court.District of Kamouraska.No.4951.Didier Nadeau.farmer, of the place called Riviere Blanc, in the township of Estcourt, Plaintiff; vs, Alphonse Castonguay, heretofore farmer, of the shme place.and now of parts unknown, outside the Province of Quebec, Dsfendant.The defendant is ordered to appeay within a month.Fraserville, June 4, 1012, (Signed) J.G.Pelletier, PS.C.K True Copy.Leon Paradis, Atty, for Plaintiff, june6x2 AUDITORIUM § \u2014 ACTS VAUDEVILLE \u2014 § and Moving Pictures.3 \u2014 SHOWS DAILY \u2014 3 Matinee : 200 p.m.Price 10e.Evening : 7.30 and 9.00 p.m.Prices, 10, 15 and 20 cents sr [] IN AND ABOUT TOWN |] == EN ET THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.DEATH OF MR, ROGER LARUE Prominent Business Man .of Quebec Passed Away Yesterday Morning, News of the unexpected death of Mr.Roger LaRue, one of Quebec's most prominent and most highly esteemed citizens, came as a great shock to his many friends and acquaintances yesterday morning.Few people had been aware of his illness, which had extended over but ten days, and when the announcement of his passing away was 1nade there were expressions of regret on all sides.Mr.LaRue was principal of the firm of Thibaudeau Freres & Co., and ! was one of the leading business men of the city.He had done much to develop the trade of the Ancient Capital, and had been an officer of the ; Quebec Harbor Commission and the Quebec Board of Trade.He was also a member of the License Commission, 2nd a director in many important commercial corporations.He was a genial, broad-minded and progressive gentleman, whose charms of head and heart attracted all who came in contact with him, Consequentlv his death will create a gap in the life of \u201cthe city, which will be hard to Hil, and the sorrow at his disappearance will be universal and sincere.The deceased leaves to mourn his loss a widow and five children, who are Messrs.Paul.Rene and Real, Mrs.Schreiber and Miss Marguerite Laue.BAND ON BOULEVARD LANGELIER TO-NIGHT The band of the O.O.C.H.will play on the Boulevard Langelier this evening.QUEBECERS PASS THEIR EXAMS.Among the third-year men in medicine who passed in medicine at Me- Gil! University were Mesers.C.Lee and R.C.Stewart, of this city.THREE FIRE ALARMS SOUNDED \u2018YESTERDAY.There were three fire 2larms sntind- ed yesterday\u2014Na.35 at nnon, 134 at 4.30 and 43 at 040.All were for chimney fires, ENGLISH OXFORD WASHABLE TIES J.H.Mullin has received his summer stack of the latest Washable Ties of English Oxford cloth.They are the smartest iooking lot of patterns ever seen in Quebec: }3c.20¢, 25e.Call for your summer supply.CHATEAU FRONTENAC, A large number of workmen were engaged yesterday and ail last night rebuilding the kitchen section of the Chateau Frontenac, gutted by fire on Tuesday morning.The main dining room was reopened vesterday for luncheon after a thorough cleansing.the burned part temporarily rebuilt in the course of a week or ten days, in readiness for the summer trafiie.QUEBEC AD: CLUB.A most valuable and interesting meeting of the club will be held on Thursday.June 6, at the Auditorium Cafe, at 6.30 p.m.Price, 50c a plate (as usual).The four members, dele- rates to the Dallas Convention, are back and full with the enthusism taken there, they are willing to tell all about this most important reunion of advertisers.\\ FORMER RESIDENT OF QUEBEC KILLED.A private telegram received in Quebec yesterday brought the brief announcement of the accidental alec.troeution in Waterbury, Conn, of Mr.J.M.Reed, à farmer resident of Quehee, No details +f the accident were piven.M: Reed was well- known in this eity, having been an emplove of the Ross Rifle factory for several years.Mr Reed's home was in New Ilaven, Conn, La ID AT REST.The funeral of the late Mr.Paul Courtney, which took place yesterday morning from his father\u2019s residence to St.Patrick's Church, drew together a large number of sorrowing friends desiring to pay a last tribute of respect to the memory of a most estimable young man.The requiem mass was celebrated by the Revd.Father Tawiur, assisted by Revd.Fathers Hanley and Jones, as deacon and auh-deacon.At the conclusion af the service the remains were conveyed to St.l\u2019atriek\u2019s Cemetery, where the interment took place.On the casket were numerous floral tributes from friends of the deceased.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 A SUPERB HEINTZMAN & CO.PIANO For Theic Royal Highnesses, the .Duke and Duchess of Connaught, On Monday last Messrs.Lavigeur & Hutchinson received th: visit of their Royal Highnesses the Duchess nf Connaught and Princess Patricia.After having examined a number of pianos, Their Highnesses s lected à magnificent Heintzman & Co.piano.which was immediately sent to the Governor-General's avarters in the Citadel and every cffart will he made to have! THE QUEBEC DRY DOCK Mr.Wilson, C.E., the British Expert, Completes Investigation of Its Location.Mr.M.F.G.Wilson, C.E., the British dry dock evpert, who arrived in Quebec ten days ago to locate the new prospective up-to-date Quebec will leave to-day for Ottawa to formulate his report and submit same to the Dominion Government.Mr.Wilson was seen at the Chateau Frontenac last evening by a Chronicle representative, and said that he had gone over the ground and had made a careful examination of all the plans, including the latest submitted by Mr.Craven, and had practically madc up his mind on the site he judged the most desirable, but was unable to give out any information respecting same until he had submitted his report to the Government, Besides examining and noting the merits of the differeat plans in connection with the proposed docks, both at.St.Joseph de Levis and the Beauport side of th= St.Charles rivet, he had taken information from a number of practical shipping men on the ice conditions, etc, and also learned their opinions as to the most desirable site.Th\u201cse opinions, however, in no wise influenced his judgment, as he was perfectly unbiased and would write lis report without partiality in regard to .ocation, but could make no distinction until he submitted his report te the Government.Mr.Wilson was asked if the proposed Beaupert site was adaptable for the construction of a dry dock and had the necessary rock bottom for the foundaticn.He answered that there was certainly a rock river bed that was visible to the nakel eye at low tide, and a dry dock ccald be built at that location witnoal any unus ial difficulty or great cost in comparison to the two other lccations.He cnuld.1owever, express no definite opinion until he had put in his report.which would be ready and in possesion of the government next week.He concluded the interview by thanking the citizens ¢f Quebec and Levis for their courtesy and information given him during his investigation that made his task pleasant, and trusted that when his report is mage public it would meet with the approval of all practieai shipping men and those most concerned for the vital interest of Quebec and the St Lawrence route.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NEW QUEBEC AND LEVIS DIRECTORY.The Quebec and Levis Directory for 1912-13 has just been issued and is of the usual up-to-date and complete character.No pains have been ! spared to make the publication as accurate as possible, and the publishers, Boulanger & Marcotte, are to be congratulated on the manner in which the work has been done.As usual the addresses of adjacent points are given, and a number of new features have this year been added, including maps showing the territorial growth of the city.An interesting summary of solid facts about the city are also given.These include a mass of information in regard to municipal, commercial.manufacturing, financial, health, sports, and other matters.It contains in condensed form historical facts about the Ancient Capital, making the work of more than usual interest and usefulness.The present is the 24th edition of the Directory.DIFFERENT NOW Since the Slugger, Coffee, Was Abandoned, Coffee probably causes more bil- liousness and so-called malaria than any one thing\u2014even bad climate.(Tea is just as harmful as cofice, because it contains caffeine, the drug in coffce.) A Ft Worth man says: \u2018| have always been of a billions temperament, subject to malaria, and up to one year ago 8 perfect slave to coffee.At times I would be cov- cre dwith boils and full of malarial poison, was very nervous and had swimming in the head.\u201cI don't know how it happened, but I finally became convinced that my sickness was due to the use of coffe.and a little less than a year ago I stopped coffee and began drinking Postum.\u201cFrom that time 1 have not had a boil, not had malaria at all.have gained 15 pounds in weight and know beyond all deubt that this is due to the use of Postum in place cf coffee, as ! have taken no medicine at ail.\u201cTostum has certainly made healthy, red bland for me in place of the blood that coffee drinking impoverished and made unhealthy.\u201d Name piven by Canidian Dostum Co.Windeor, Ont.\u201cThere's a reason,\u201d and it ie explained in the little book, \u201cThe Road to Wellville,\u201d in pkgs.Ever rend the above letter?A new | one appears from time to time.They are genuine, true, and full of human appointed manager for the firm of! | interes dry dock, has complated his work and ISHED DISMISSAL OF THE ACTION Counsel for Mr.William Price Makes Important Motion in the Chicoutimi Co, Case.The proceedings in the jury trial of the Chicoutimi Pulp Co.against Mr.Wm.Price were continued yesterday, when during the afternoon counsel for plaintiffs declared ther case finished.During the morning Mr.J.E.Dubue, manager of the company, concluded his evidence and was followed by Dr.Couture, Mr.Gaspard Lemoine, directors of the company, and Hon.N.Garneau, the Prezident, all testifying to the fact that Mr.Price's letter published in the Chronicle, Star, and Gazette, had done the company considerable damage among business people, as the company's finances at the time were in a critical condition.When Mr, Belleau declared their case closed for the present, Mr.Stuart on behalf of Mr.Price presented the following motion for the dismissal of the action : \u201cWhereas the evidence for the plaintiff discloses that the letter written by the defendant was so written on the occasion of and referred to legislation promoted by the plaintiff, whereby it was sought to set at rest and finally determine by private act the title to certain property, in contest between the plaintiff and defendant; \u201cWhereas the subject of said letter was one with respect to which the defendant had koth a right and duty to write and publish the letter complained of; \u201cWhereas the evidence adduced by the plaintiff shows that the publication of said letter was written on a privileged occasion; DALTON\u2019S CONCENTRATEP ORANGEADE is bringing delicious refreshment to thousands of thirsty throats, It's the finest of ot weather drinks\u2014delightfully cooling, invigorating and healthful.All ready for the ice and water\u2014sweetened\u2014no me = or trouble to serve.Far cheaper than fresh oranges in summer.A 23¢.Bottle makes 3 lames.À 10c.Dottie makes 1 new about Perea cox.sud re ne Et) gentratoi Ernie Crea \u201cWhereas the plaintiff has not sought to adduce, and in fact has not adduced any evidence of malice on the part of the defendant; | \u201cWhereas the plaintiff has not established any case in law to be submitted to the jury; \u201cThe said case be withdrawn from the jury, and the plaintiff's action hence disinissed with costs.Messrs.Stuart and St.Laurent addressed the Court in support of the motion and counsel for plaintiffs moved tc postpone the argument on the motion until this morning, when they will reply.The jury in the case is composed as follows :\u2014Messrs.Alfred Fiset.farmer, Ancienne Lorette: Theophile Belanger, farmer L'Ange Gardien: Hector julien, farmer, Chateau Richer ; Lulle Kerwin, tobacconist \u201cmerchant : H.A.Lavigueur.merchant, Quebec ; | James Jack.farmer, Little River ; Joseph Vezina, farmer, St.Joseph de Levis; Pierre Fiser, farmer, Ancienne Lorette; Edward Slade, manager, Quebec; Robert Hossack, farmer, Little River; James Perry, merchant, Quebec; Colin Holliday, clerk, Quebec.CHAMBER OF NOTARIES OF THE PROVINCE.The Chamber of Notaries of the Province is in annual session at the Court House, RECORDER'S COURT.Tiere were ten prisoners before the court yesterday morning for drunk-! enness, Five of them were con-; demned to fines of $5 and costs or 15 | days each in jail two to $2 and costs | or eight days each, and three were discharged.QUEBEC SNOWSHOE CLUB DANCE | The fortnightly summer dance will be held at the club house this even- | ing should the weather permit.The event promises to be a most enjoy- .able one, and there will un-loubtedly ! be a large attendance.WEDDING BELLS.The marriage of Miss Margaret! Hunter White, daughter of the late : J.R.H.White, of Quebec, to Mr.Harold Wood Nelles, son of the late, Chancellor Nelles, of Victoria Un versity, was celebrated at the Church of the Advent, Westmount, on Saturday afternoon in the presence of relatives and intimate friends.Revd.Henry M.Little, rector of the church, performed the ceremony.The organist, Mr.Macdermott, played appropriately during the service.The bride, who wore her travelling suit of white and black, with black hat trimmed with white ospreys, caught with; cerise velvet, was unattended.Thebride walked up the aisle with her cousin, Mr.F.C.Billingsley, and was given away by her mother.The bridegroom was supported hy Mr.Charles Douglas.of Detroit.The ushers were Mr.W.Keith Nelles and Mr.Walker Blaiklock.The guests peesent.who were only relatives and near friends, included Mrs, J.K.W.Wiiite, Mrs.W.D.Stephen ard two little sons, - ingsley, Mrs.K.L.Billingsley, Mrs.Peter White, Dr.and Mrs.D.de J White, Mr.and Mrs.William Nelles, Mr.and Mrs.Campbell Nelles, Mrand Mrs.Frank Nelles, Mr.and Mrs.8S.H.E.Blaiklock, Mr.and Mrs.J.Baillie, jr., Dr.and Mrs.F, C.Nichol, Mr.and Mrs.J.Copeman, Miss Smith, Mr.and Mrs, F.J.McClure, Mr.an1 Mrs.G.A.McColl, Miss Stephen.Mr.and Mrs.A.F.Gault, Mrand Mrs.G.A.Morris, Mr, and Mrs.Douglas Wilke, Mrs.and Miss Wannaford, Mr.Schofield, Dr.C.C.Gurd.Major S.H.Hill.Mrs.F.Badger, Mr.and Mrs, A.J.Mann.There were other relatives from Toronto and Quebec unable to he present, After the ceremony à reception was held at the residence of the bride's mother.39 St.Luke street.Mr, and Mra, Nelles left in the evening for New York, Atlantic City and other points in the United States.On their return they will reside in Kingston, Ont.where Mr, Nelles has been recently F.B.McCurdy & Co.atock brokers, | Two Office Helps in One A Writing and Adding Machine Writes\u2014adds\u2014subtracts Less Work Neafer Work Quicker Accurate Work Work Visible FE Writing 4 Remington Adding and Subtracting Typewriter.(Wahl Adding Mechanism) The adding and subtracting feature does not interfere with the regular functions of the typewriter.This means a// day usefulness instead of only part time convenience of machines which embody only the single function of writing or adding.Remington Typewriter Company) Limited 9 SL James St, Cor.St Peter St Mrs, F.Billinesley, the Misses Bill-; J Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street All goods enumerated in this ad.are 20 and 25 per cent under regular prices.Boys\u2019 Shirt Waist 39c Boys\u2019 Waist of good washable cotton: sizes 6 to 14 years; bargain price.39c Excelda Handkerchiefs Twenty-five dozen Colored Excelda Handkerchiefs, good size, nice colors; on sale this week at, each.10c Trimmed Hats Less 25% The entire stock, including some very new French and American models, and a few from our own workrgoms at 25 per cent reduction.Raincoats for Women | 20 per cent is the discount allowed on all our Silk.Moirette and other fancy Rainproof Coats.This is a big saving, note it.Hosiery 30and 35 values for 25c Tan and Black Real Lisle Hose, double soles, per 1 AS Tan, White and Black Lace Lisle Hose.7 to 9-12, per pair.sa sesa 05e essences ass 0 0000 Jen and Black \"Embroidered Cotton Hose, value sy + Black Fine Ribbed Cotton Stockings.for girls.oys\u2019 Ribbed Cotton Stockings, Buster Brown quality cone aveu secue0s Caesarean 25c for 15c Gauze Lisle Stockings for Ladies\u2019 colors old rose, pink, sky, helio, champagn, myrtle, moss, wistaria, taupe grey, London smoke; sizes 81-2 to 10; regular 25c, for «iii ieee e .15¢ \u201can and Black Cotton Stockings, \u201cfor Women.\u2026.15e Chidren\u2019s 1-1 Ribbed Cotton Stockings, black or tan: S1:2t0 91-2.oii, [RR 18\u20ac 66 TDELIEVE me, boys, this B.D.V.is some smoke, No wonder it is the favorite in England.You're missing atreatif you neglect to try it.\u201d Thorough maturing makes B.D.Vdark in color, but deliciously cool, sweet and fragrant, ide grees labeitine.Medium in rediabeitine 3 oz.20c.4 oz.40c.B.D.V.Cigarettes, 15¢c.GODFREY PHILLIPS Limited London, Forland G.A.Grondin,61 Buade Street.Thomas Burns, 65 BuadeS treet.W.W.Walling, 182 John Street, PF.W.Dimock, Direct Representative for Godfrey Phillips Limited, 101 Pembroke Street, Toronto.SYNOPSIR OF CANADIAN NORTHWEST LAND REGULATIONS persons who 1a the Sole bend of a fam mals over i.may hom ter section d'avaitiôle Dominion Any LA Say EE ee ast Dowiiien Tanda Agency or Subragency for district.Entry prox; be made to the y way ade to Pdaughter, brother or sister ol eay zgency, Eee poesie residmen spon and qultivetion of the land in each of years.& Smead\" a ar ol oa ca tm BS Re Tobe vous Banghter, dress * 1a certain districts » homestesder se pos etandi er section a a homestead.Price § \" We Mi ben NO oe re ar reside the h ca De lex years te œultivate months fu each A nl di A Si Pty ex bis \"darts $3.00 por pi months in each of Fa SA ets.ust reside su ty acres or 1h Minister Sins Tanerior e ster ol 0 .ication N.R\u2014 thorized i ed verciosment will mot beak fos wh g PUBLIC NOTICE Estate of the Late James Morgan, in His Lifetime of the City of Quebec, Deceased.All persons having claims against the above estate are hereby notified to file the same with the undersigned within thirty.days - from the date hereof\u2014and those indebted to the said estate are notified to pay within thé same delay.Quebec, June 1st, 1912.Alex.J.Messervey, Executor Estate James Morgan, Deceased.46 Dalhousie St, Quebecjune3x7 R.J.WINFIELD Caterer and Confeotionsr 1 am prepared to exccute all orders for Wedding Cakes, Birthday Cakes, Christening Cakes, Communion Cakes.Suitably and artistically finished for each event.ALSO Dainty and deliciously flavored Chocolates, home made, and guaran teed strictly high grade goods, Caramels, and pure Candies, fresh every day.Fancy Cakes, Pastry and J¢-Cream sold in any quantity.Country and Seaside Orders fully attended to and given.Phone 170 126 St, John Sttt tt care satisfaction Province of Quebso, } In the Matrict of Quebec.| Superior Court, No.1386.Dame Marie Clementine Buteau, wife of Onesime Demers, of St.Narcisse de Beaurivage, in the County of Lotbiniere, duly authorized to ester en ustice, Plaintiff ; vs, The said Onesime Demers, of the same place, trader.Defendant.An action in separation as to property was instituted in this case on the twenty-ninth day of May, 1912.Quebec, May 29, 1912.CIMON & PARENT, Attorneva for Plaintiffincalxlm THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, \u2014 | EE IE == Latest Sporting News AN EASY VICTORY Karmak Was the Only Other Starter in the Mile Event at Blue Bonnets.Montreal, June 4\u2014The track was somewhat heavy and the going none too good at Blue Bonnets to-day.The crowd was not large.There were some good fields, but in the fourth race, a three-year-old even over the mile distance, only two borses faced the barrier.Plate Glass had an easy victory over Kormak, the reputation of the Davies horse being indicated by the odds, the bookies offering 8 to 1 against Kormak and asking 12 to | on Plate Glass.The steeplechase for the Wilson Challenge Cup was interesting uptil the sixteenth jump, when Waterlock and Bucktorne both refused and Luckola, Annum and Wickson were left alone, finishing in that order.Luckola had been ranked as an outsider by the bookies, who, however, were not heavy losers, most of the bettors picking Annum, the favorite.First race, 5 furlongs, two-year- olds, selling, purse $500\u2014Orowoc, 97 (Ambrose), 2 to 1, 4 to 5 and out, won: Boss, 105 (Schuttinger), 5 to 2, even, | to 4, second; Sand Hog, 120 (Butwell), 4 tc 1, even, 1 to 2, third.Time, 1034-5.Sandman, Michael Rice and Fatty Grub also 1an.Second race, 1 mile, three-year-olds and up, province owned, purse $500\u2014 Cliff Stream, 92 (Ambrose), even and out, won; Inspector Lestrade, 94 (Lounsberry), even and out, second; Von Lear, 114 (Schuttinger), 30 to 1, 8 to 1, 2 to 1, third.Time, 1.43 45, Tee May, King Cash, Irving P.Diggs also ran.Third race, 5% furlongs, three- year-olds and up, selling, purse $500 \u2014Toy Boy, 110 éSmall), 10 to 1, 4 to 1, 2 to 1, won; Rye Straw, 102 (Lounsberry), 5 to 2, 4 to S, 2 to 5, second; Lady Irma, 116 (Martin), 2 to 1, 1 to 2, out, third.Time, 1.08 3-5.Sal Volatile, Ruble, Dominica, Napa Nick, Turbine, Miss Felix also ran.Fourth race, 1 mile, three-year-olds and up, purse $600\u2014Plate Glass, 119 (Martin), 1 to 12 and out, won; Kormak, 111 (Dunn), 8 to 1 and out, second.~ Time, 1411.5.All other entries were scratched.Fifth race, Wilson Challenge Cup, steeplechase, handicap, about 2% miles, Canadian owned, purse $500 Luckola, 149 (Pearce), 15 to 1, 6 to f, 3 to 1.won; Anaum, 135 (Noe), 1 to 2 and out, second: Wickson, 154 (Beamish), $ to 2, 7 to 10, out third Time, 54745.Waterlock and Bucke thorne both refused at the sixieenth.Sixth ace, 54 furlongs, three-vear.olds and up, selling, purse $500\u2014King | Avondale.111 &Dunn), 6 to 5, 1 to 3, out, won: Edith C, 107 (Burns), 4 to | 1, 8 teS, 3 ta 5, second; Blagg, 105 (Ambrose), 10 to 1, 4 to 1, 2 to 1, third.Time, 1.09, Cooney K.Delightful.Mindora, Plagutess, Ridgland, Seariet Pimpernel also ran.Seventh race, 1% miles, three-var- olds and up, selling.purse $500\u2014 Naughty Lad.104 (Smal), 3 ee 2 even, out, won: Bertis, 107 (Burns), 10 to |.4 to 1.R10 5.eecnnd; Rit of Fortune, 112 (Turner), 8 to 1,3to 1 8 to 5 third.Time, 15714, Golden Bee TAGALIÉ, 100 T0 8° - MON THE DERBY King's Horse, Printadeau, Ran Fourth \u2014 Racff Won the Winner.Epsom Downs, England, June 5\u2014 Tagalie, a grey filly, owned by W.Raphael, aud runing at 100 to 8 won the Derby to-day, with L.Newman's Jaeger second, four lengths behind, and August Belmont's brown colt Tracery third, a scant two lengths away.The King's borse Pintadeau was fourth.- King George and Queen Mary and & host of others saw the running of the Derby, which through the defeat of the favorite Sweeper IT, owned by H.W.Duryea, of New York, will go down in history as one of the most disappointing, not only to Americans, who believed it almost certain that the American horse, owned and ridden by an American, would have no difficulty in winning the classic event, but to the great bulk of the British public who had placed their money on the American entry.From the start, however, Mr.Duryea's coit had no chance.Danny Maber, who had the mount, had studied Sweeper 11 and got him into a position from which, when the call was made, it was expected that he could easily extend himself nd outstrip his adversaries.Maher counted without Johnny Reiff, who rode Tagalie.Reiff had won the Derby with Richard Croker's Orby in 1907, and he repeated the performance to-day.When the tape fell Reiff took the filly to the fiont and kept her there until the finish, Tagalie was the only filly in the race and the first grey to win the Derby since 1821.An even greater surprise than Tagalie\u2019s victory was tite performance of Mr.Beimont's Tracery, which, after a hard fight with Pintadeau, nosed the latter out and finished third.Tag- (alies win was popular with the non- betting public, as her owner, Mr.Raphael, lost the Derby in 1909 by a head from King Edward's Minory, and also among the Newmarket con- ungent, who backed her heavily.The King dined the Jockey Club at Buckingham Palace to-night, and the Duchess of Devonshire revived the Derby ball ut Devonshire House.NEW PITCHERS FOR THE MONTREAL CLUB New York, June 5\u2014The Cincinnati National League Club to-day sold Pitcher Frank Smith and Pitcher Graham to the Montreal Club of the International League.Smith is one of the oldest pitch.rs in length ot | service in the big leagues, having played with the Pittsburg Nattionals and Chicago and Boston Americans before going to Cincinnati.He was formerly one of the star pitchers of the American League.Graham is à young pitcher believed by Manager O'Day to need more seasoning.Former Manager Eddie McCaffrey of Montreal tried also to procure Infielder Grant from Cincinnati, but was not successful.ENGLISH CHAMPION MET WITH SURPRIS Treasure, Onrico, M.Cambon, Seconke also ran.YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.(National.) At Boston- Pittsburg, 7; Boston, 5.Ar Fhéadetphia\u2014 St.Louis, 8; Philadelphia, § At Brooklyn\u2014 Brooklyn, 4; Chicaga, 3.At New York- New York, 22; Cincinnati, 1b.(American) At Detroit\u2014 Boston, 6; Detroit, 8, At Cleveland- Cleveland, 7; New York, 0.At Chicage- Chicago, 4: Washington, 8.At St.Louts\u2014- St.Louis, 13; Philadelphia, L International At Toronto\u2014 Buffalo, 2: Toronto, 3.At Baltimore \u2014 Baltimore, 3; Proidence, 1.SENATOR CHOQUETTE SAYS NEW ARENA CERTAIN.Senator Choquette, President of the Quebec Hockey Club, yesterday stated that work on the new arena would be started an the ISth sastant.The arena will be erected on the Q.A.Agrounds, will cost over $100,000 and will seat over 6,000 peuple.The promoters, including Montreal and Toronto capitalists, are expected here to-day to close the dec! for the site, | which will be at the Imwer end of the grounds, running parallel with St.- Cyrille street] It 1s proposed to ask the street car company té run a spur line from Grande Allee to the arena.KILBANE WAS AN EASY WINNER Philadelphia, Pa, Tune 6\u2014Johnny ; Kilbane of Cleveland and Tommy O'Toole of thin city fought six tame rounds before the National A.C.tonight.Not half a dozen hard blows were struck until the closing round, when Kilbane put the local boy down for the count of nine.Kilbane was the winner.Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S { CASTORIA .K New York, June 5\u2014Mat Wells, th English lightweight champion, and hundreds of spectators weie surprised in Brooklyn to-night Young Brown, an weight, knocked the Englishman off his feet in the first round of a ten- round bout.with a clean swing to the jaw.Wells was up in a couple of seconds, and although he had the better of the fight as a whole, he found Young Brown unexpectedly strong and clever, The fight was fast, with the Englishman getting in three blows to Brown's one, but the young East Sider stood up gamely, and after taking the worst.of it from the second to the seventh round, he landed a left on the champior's nose and brought blood Wells was cautioned for using his head and hitting in the breakaways.He was the stronger at the finish, with lefts to face and hody and right hooks to the head.Wells weighed 140% pounds and Brown 137.COLUMBIA GRARUATES CHEER FOR FOOTBALL New York, Jnue 5\u2014In à demonstration lasting 20 rainutes, 600 graduates of Columbia University cheered to-day for the reinstatement of football in the cutriculum of sports at the university, from which it was banished several years ago by President Nicholas Murray Butler, President Butler was present, but took no part in the cheering and frowned at the continued outbursts, The demonstration occurred at the alumni luncheon, after the presentation of diplumas.Led by John Jerome Delly and Dave Smythe, old stars of the gridiron, the graduates cheered and shouted, with one voice, the slogan: \u201cWe want football, bal\u201d .Nearly every man in the room took up the cry and the tumult drowned the music of the orchestra.The cheering was risumed after luncheon an dlasted for ten minutes nore.OTTAWA STUDENTS SUCCESSFUL AT McGILL Montreal, June 5\u2014Third-year medi- eal results at McGill annonuced today, show that Harry Dover, of Ottawa, captured the coveted Sutherland medal, while H.P.Wright, also We want foot- when |.East Side light-|* su ou un Cu he Lu) The Scotch Whiskey your, af palate prefers is this THURSDAY, JUNE 86, 1912, FOUR U.8.WARSHIPS ORDERED TO CUBA Washington, D.C., June 5\u2014Rear- Admiral Osterhaus has notified the Navy Department that he has dedig- nated the battleships Missouri, Mississippi, Minnesota and Ohio, the four division of the Atlantic fleet, ts go to Guantanamo.He does not say when the ships will leave.Rear-Ad- miral Nathaniel R.Usher commands the division.Key West, Flv, June 5\u2014The fpurth division of the Atlantic fleet, consisting of the battleships Ohio, Missouri, Minnesota, snd Mississippi, to-day received sealed crders to proceed to sea at once, and immediately left the harbor here.MAGISTRATE SAID HE'D SHOOT AUTO DRIVER.Winnipeg, June 5\u2014Magistrate Mc- Micken startled his court room this morning by the declaration that if he carried a loaded revolver and an automobile ran into bim he would shoot its driver.\u201cI think my life is worth something,\u201d said the magistrate.\u201cand I would not allow anyone to threaten it with impunity.You automobilists should consider that the automobile inspector is protecting you against such men as myself when he keeps you from breaking the aw.\u201d Four cases of speeding were before the mazistrate this morning ana small.fines were imposed.MONTREAL BRANCH CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS Montreal, June 5\u2014Nominations for executive officers.of the Montreal branch of the Canadian Manufactur- ¢rs\u2019 Association closed this afternoon.Lt.-Col.Chas.À.Smart, M.L.A,, vice- chairman, succeeds to the chairmanship by acclamation and Mr, Howard Murray becomes vice-chairman.There are nineteen nominees for the twelve councillorships.Only two nominations, were received for members of the council representing members of the branch affiliated in other towns who are entitled to two representatives and D.J.Fraser and T.D.Pontbriand, of St.Johns and Sorel respectively, succeed to the council by ac- clamaation.\u2019 WORKING UP GERMAN TRADE WITH CANADA.Toronto, June 5\u2014W.E.Mingramm, a prominent capitalist of Hamburg, Germany, is touring Canada investigating the opeñings for inestments by Gérman financiers.Mr, Mingramm states that the advantages of Canada are practically unknown in Germany, as the anthorities there discourage all attempts to secure publicity for the Dominion as a goal for investment and immigration, their attitude being that the German empire needs ali the men and money now within its borders Mr.Mingramm will go to the Pacific Coast before returning to Germany, Read the Fashion News! EVEN then you can only decide by a face-to-face comparison of fabric and fashion.Experienced woollen man cannot carry in his mind the various qualities of cloth.An expert tailor must have the garments before him.That is why we ask you to see\u2014 to study the fashion and the quality at our shop.| We can show you patterns sf $20, that look like $28 patterns\u2014yet there\u2019s the actual difference in wool quality.The higher price buys more wool quality\u2014for the cost of making is about the same.That is one reason why you can bank on Semi-ready Tailoring rices\u2014the rame guaranteed values.Bere and everywhere in Canada, No man pays more\u2014nor less, Semtreedy Tatler George Morissette, 168 St, John St, Cor d\u2019Youville.L'Heureux & Gauvin, of Ottawa, wor, the Mcdical Society's Girst junior prize, 183.5 St.Joseph St.CITY HALL City Clerk's Office.Quebec, June 1st, 1912 At a meeting of the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, held on the 31st day of May, one thousand nine hundred and twelve, it was Resolved : That clause 5th of the 2106th report of the Finance Committee, authorizing the sale of the land Jeans upon which stood Jacques Cartier Market Hall, be struck off and replaced by the following : \u201cThe purchaser shall have built on the said land either one, or two, or three buildings, of a total value of not less than one hundred and ¢wenty-five thousand dollars ($125.000) within two (2) years irom the date of the signing of the contract\u201d\u2014and that said modification be published in al! the newspapers which have been ordered to publish the advertisement of the said land.Certified, (A True Copy).H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.) CITY OF QUEBEC.City Hall.City Treasurer's Office.Quebec, May 10th, 1912, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that ON \u2018TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at | TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORN.| ING, IN THE FINANCE COMMITTEE ROOM, AT THE CITY HALL | in this City, will de sold, at public auction, a piece of ground designated by | the number 569 of the official cadaster of St.Roch\u2019s ward of this city, the said lot being known under the name i of the .concert room, or HALL JACQUES CARTIER, and being situated between de la Couronne, St.Francois, Jacques Cartier and St.Joscph Streets, as figured and described on the plan made by the land surveyor Hugh O'Donnell, on the 17th of April, 1912, and deposited at the office | of the City Engineer.: The sale will be made at the fol- loming conditions: The said lot will be sold in one single lot.| 2.The upset price ghall be ten dol- \u2018 lars ($10.00) a foot, the purchaser accepting the lot as containing sixteen thousand nine hundred and eight (16,.908) superficial feet, with the building thereon erected, and taking possession of it immediately after the adjudication.\"3.The purchaser shall have built on the said land either one, or two.or three buildings, of a total value of not less than one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars ($125,000), within two (2) years from the date of the signing of the contract.4.Every bidder shall deposit the sum of ten thousand dollars ($11,000) befcre his bid be accepted.The balance of the purchasing price shall be paid on the signing of the contract, said contract to be signed within the thirty days following the sale, under the penalty of the sale being cancelled and the deposit confiscated.By order, C.J.L.LAFRANCE, : City Treasurer.LADIES EMPORIUM Fire Sale Now On Goods damaged by smoke and water, must absolutely be sold within two weeks, regardless of cost.Practically at customers\u2019 price.DR.MURPHY REG Phone 22, 46 Fabrique St.Hotel for Sale We have received instructions from the proprietors of the splendid Hotel Commercial (Riviere du Loup) to sell this immoveable with all contents, etc, at a very low price.Very little cash required, balance on good conditions to a prompt buyer, We will be pleased to give all necessary information, LOCKWELL & LECLERC, 88 St.Peter St, Quebecjune3x8 te rt EDWARD A BVANS CIVIL ENGINRER.alans, Burveys, Reports, Superin.tenJence of Construction, Railways, Power Plants, .Land.Improvement, ke Office : 92 St, Petes St, Quebec EDDY'S SILENT MATCHES «re made of thoroughly dried ploe blocks.The tips, when struck on any surface whatever, wilt light silently aud burn steadily and smoothly without throwing off sparks.Hédy's Matches are always full MM count\u2014ask for them at all good dealers | The B B.EDDY COMPANY, Limited HULL, CANADA, Makers Also of Toilet Papers.Telephone Na 211 QUEBEC EYE, EAR & THROAT HOSPITAL\u201d 66 D'ARTIGNY STREET INCORPORATED Founded and under the direction of Dr.Coote, professor of eye and ear diseases at Laval University.Specially organized for the treatment of eye.ear.nose and throat diseases ADJ.LARUE CONTRACTOR Corner Victoria » Bagot Streets SIDEWALKS In Cement, in Colored Tiles or in Brick.Cement in Tiles (Grey or Red), Cement Curbs, and Concrete Foundation., WORK GUARANTEED.LOWEST PRICES.may28xtu,th,satxlm pue *suoyd Jo [ed *asuadxs no Je y Ai y 13U0d 33 03 2a01d ued uos \"1502 og grey ry Led no£ og rula1d ano uodn 8: Surrde 1do sty pus \u2018pHoa ays spear] 2 F > E=2921 i : ; 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length 497; displacement oe tons.\u201cNiagara\u201d from Quebec, June 22,4 pm.\u201cThe steamers have superior accommodation for Second Cabin and Third Clase passengers.- Cuisi e unsurpassed.| Complete Wireless Equipment.Passenger and Freight Rates on plication.ww WM.M.MACPHERSON.General Agent, Quebec.City Ticket Agents: F.8.Stocking, St.Louis 84; Hane & Rivet, Buade Streat.\u2018 may Sxtuthsstxfm | .STEAMER CHA St.Lanrent, St.Michel, St.Jean and Berthier Lise: Freæ Berthier, 5 am.From St.Jean, 6.30 a.m.From St.Michel, 7.15 a.m.| From St.Laurent, 8 am.From Quebec, LLM.J.S., 415 p.m.Saturday leaves at 2 p.m.ON SUNDAYS.The steamer will leave Quebec 7.30 am.1.10 pm.and from St Jean on teturn trip 5.30 p.m: On Saturdays the Champion will take a trip from Quebec to Berthier for the benefit of those who wish to enjoy the fresh air on the river.Leav- {ng Quebec at 2 p.m.and back to Quebec at 9.30 p.ni.rt : STEAMER FRONTENAC.Commencing 1st of June.Weather and circumstances permitting, the steamer Orleans will run as lollews : FOR THE ISLAND OF ORLEANS ISLAND.+ QUEBEC 5.30 am.sess 000 am.645 am.0 ne.cess 7.30 am.8.15 am.+.9.15 am.10.00 am.«eee 11.30 am.1.00 pm.3.00 p.m.\u2026.4.45 p.8.30 pm.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.6.15 p.m.Wednesday and Saturday, 5.00 a.m Night Trips\u2014On Thursdays SS.GHAMPION.asc.Orleans will leave Quebec at 7.30, ana {sland at 10.00.SUNDAYS.1.30 pm.313 pm.5.00 pm.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.7,00 pm.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.6.00 pam.7.30 p.m.On holidays, the boat will make a trip from the Island at 8.00 a.m.and in the afternoon at the same hours as on Sundays.Connections at St.Joseph with the Levis Street Railway.eee 230 pm.BE UP TO-DATE How about your wardrobe?Is it up to twentieth century requirements?Summer has once more arrived and both the weather and the fashions call for a general overhauling of wearing apparel.It is obligatory on everybody now- u-days to wear good, well-made clothes.We are ready to fill your order for a full suit or single garment as required.Cloth of the best material, ccut and finish unsurpassed.Fit guaranteed., Prices satisfactory.For a genuvive bargain our 85 stock of Boots, selling for M is well worth attention.4 S.J.BURKE Merchant Tailor Phone 781.187 St.John Street HASERDASHER.! ve ones 400 p.rm.: ARVEL Whiriing 8 MAR EL Trg Most canes- JBL t clannsés Minmtacuyeu Every Woman NOTICE Re Estate Mary Moraud, Charlesbourg.All parties indebted to the estate Mary Moraud, Charlesbourg, are requested to pay their accounts before the 15th June, at my office, 135 St Peter Street, Quebec.Those having claims against the estate are requested to send in their claims to me before the 10th June next.; ED.HUNT, Testamentary Executor, 135 St.Peter Street, Quebec, Delmonico Block may25x12 NOTICE Is hereby given that the Pier atl the mouth of Cap Rouge River is sub- | merged as well as the other deep water Pier that was there up to last winter at the end of the long wharf.The position of the pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge river is as hereto-: fore shown by a flat buoy by day and a white light by night, and the position of the deep water pier recently taken at the end of the long wharf is in a straight line with the said flat buoy and about 600 feet to the west W.A, KINGSLAND, Agent.WALLACE COLLEGE 25 STANISLAS ST, QUEBEC.15th Yearinstruction given in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematica, | Drawing, Music and Modern Langsages.No vacations.Dey and Evening Clusses.J.W.M.WALLACE, Principal.$10.00 Cash $6.00 per month will put a besutifal PIANO it your homa Just recelvinz a new stosk 0?Pianos frou tas Jai tacturera ARTHUR LAVIGNE 83-05 John Strat This Pen is Mighue: Than th 87 mada.| Sword.| Writes 600 words with one dip, fits any penholder, never blots, 33c.per box.RADIOLITE BURNERS, for oil lamps, rivals gas or electricity.Fine for the country, 35e.each or 3 for $1.00.SELF-HEATING SAD IRONS do your ironing outdoors, anywhere.Costs 2e.for family ironing.No danger, no heat, no fuss.Ready in an instant.Call and see them.J.COCHRANE , Sales Agent.366 1-2 Richelieu St.Quebec Bell Tel.4929 (Agents Wanted).Shipping News MS, CORNWALL * LEAVES FOR SEA The Canada Cape Beached\u2014 Fire Not Extinguished.H.MS.Corawall, Captuin Hodges, which has been in this port since the 24th of May (Victoria Day) left for England at 830 o':leck yesterday morning.She is to stop at St George's Bay, Nd, for torpedo practice, C.P.R LINE.Steamer Monteagle left Hong Kong on the Ist june, at 6 p.m.for Vancouver.Steamer Lake Champlain.Captain gers and general cargo, passed Cape Race at 5.30 p.m.on Tuesday.Due here to-marrow afternoon.She suffered a long detention by fog off Cape ce .Steamer Mount Temple, Captain Sargent.from London and Antwerp, was reported 178 miles east of Cape Race at 1210 p.m.yesterday, and is due here on Saturday evening.CANADA LINE Steamer Willehad, Captain Hagermeyer, left Rotterdam (or Quebec on Tuesday morning.DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Athenia.Captain Blackfrom Glasgow.with passengers and general cargo.was reported 40 miles southeast of Cape Ray at 7.35 am.yesterday.Due here to-morrow morning.The Athenia was reported in a fog some distance from Cape Race on Sunday last.from Quebec.arrived at Glasgow on the 4th instant.DOMINION LINE.Steamer Turcoman.Captain Jones, having discharged Quebec cargo, left for Montreal yesterday morning.\u2014 « MANCHE37ER LINE Steamer Manchester laventor, Captain Everett, arrived froma Montreal at 7.35 am.yesterday and proceeded to Manchester.Steamer Manchester Corporation, Captain Toale.from Manchester with a general cargo.arrived here yesterday aiternoon and moored ia the Louise Basin.THOMSON LINE.Steamer Cervona, Captain Stooke, arrived from Montreal yesterday i afternoon, and proceeded ior London.THE CANADA CAPE BEACHED.Cape Town.June 5-\u2014-The British steamer Canada Cape.from St John, N.B.and Sydney, C.B.before reported at this port on fire, has béen beseh- ed.The fire is not extinguished.The cargo in holds one and two has been destroyed.FIFTY STEAMERS ICEBOUND.Arcbangel, Russia.June 5\u2014Up- wards of fifty steamers.mostly of foreign register, are marooned in an unprecedented jam of ice floes in the neighborhood of the Swatoi-Nos lighthouse in the White Sea.A Norwegian icebreaker has left for the scene to aid the imprisoned craft FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS, New York, June 5\u2014A moderate dee mand prevailed for steam and sail tonnage, but trading was geserslly light and there were no changes in fates or other conditions in either.Quotstions to Liverpoel: 2 14c; Glasgow, 2 1-2d; London.3 !-4d; Rotterdam, 8 14e: Hull.3 1-2d July: Hamburg, 65 plennigs: Bremes, 60 pienasga; Bristol 3 34d asked; Antwerp.3 1.2 ; Cork for orders, 3s 3d; picked ports, large tonnage.2s 94; cotton to Liverpool.per 100 lbs.Be Charters\u2014British steamer.2378 | \u2018QUEBEC CANAD [4 a ed Elle La >, Superior Quality THE FAVORITE OF THE tons, transatlantic trade, abomt six months, is 10 1-2d, delivery and rede- livery United Kingdom or Continent, prompt: British steamer.1,694 tons.timber.Gulf to Tyne.102s 6d June : Austrain steamer, 2953 tans, ore, Poti to Philadelphia or Baltimire, 18s 6d, Tune; sehooner.364 tons.lamber, Galf to Porto Rico.four twips.99 aad $10 for the first two.PACIFIC RATE WAR.Victoria.B.C.June 5-Word wss received here to-day that the Blue Funnel line has withdrawn frem the North Pacife trans-Pacifc rate conference, and other lines in the commission.Canadian Pacific, Nrppon Yusen Kaishs.Onale Shoeser Kaishs frant Northern SS.Ce.and the Toyo Kaisen Kaisha, have issues notice to shippers that consignments of freight to the Blue Fumnel steamers will invalidate all claims of the shipper to participate in the, deferred rphetes DISCRIMINATING .__ J\u201d AMOKER.poyable by the Lines Lt.Steamsers Detained by Fog\u2014|.Kendall.from Liverpool, with passen- : Steamer Saturnia.Captain Taylor.| ef the Blue Funnel conference fol- The withdps line from the as attemp: by the Nippon Yusen Kaisha to ndvance the rate derwees the United Kingdom and Yokohama via the $cer canal 10 per cent.The rate was te have gone into affect at Yokohama May 15.On that day Butterfield and Swire, agents of the Far Bast for the Blue Funnel line.Enve notice of the withdrawal of the powsséul | British line of steamers from the trans-Pacifc conference, and the preposed increase of the Suez roste was then abandoned.The dispute was brought isto the trans-Paci- fic trade by reason of the negc*iations betsreen the Japan Tue Growcrs\u2019 Association sod Japanese lines for reduced tes rates to America.NOTES.Steamer Norhilda, Captain Fitzpatrick.is is the Louise Dock taking on board a genera) cargo for Anticosti.Stearpers Norwannia and Taurus, frem Montreal fer Sydney: Fishpool, fram River Tees; Ressbtank from Shields for Montreal, passed here yes- terdsy.PORT OP QUEBEC Arrived June 8.SS Manchester Corporatien.Fosle, Manchester, W.M.Macpherson, genera) carge.ss Fishpool.\u2014, River Tees.bal- ast.ss Rosebank, English, Shields, bal.st.CLEARXID.SS Manchester Corporation.Foale, Montresl, W.Macpherson, part cargo.RAPID WORK.The Norwegian steamer Wacousta, Captais Olsen, now discharging a cargo of coal at Frince's Pier, South Quebec, has just sande five trips from Sydney to this port.with full cargoes of coal.in the spac: of one month and two days.She was the first steamer to arrive here this season with coal discharging hsli the cargo here and balf in Montreal.On that occasion she came through the Gut of Canso on account of ice.The above is.without doubt, very rapid work, and speaks well for all concerned.CULLERS\u2019 STATEMENT.Supervisor of Cullers\u2019 Officei Quebec, June 6, 1912.| Comparative statement of timber.masts, bowsprits, spars.staves, &c., THOMAS HARNEY, Acting Supervisor.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, June 5 1912 L'Istet.40\u2014Clear, gale west : outward 11.15 a.m.H.M.S.Cornwall.Fatber Point.157\u2014Clcudy.gale west ; outward 11.40 .m.Pisa; noon supposed S.B.Renvoyie.Little Metis, 176\u2014Clear.west; ioward 2.20 p.m.Savoy.Matane.200\u2014Clear, strong outward 10 am .Lady of Gaspe.Cape Chatte.234\u2014Clear.strong west; outward 9.30 a.m.Montfort.Cape Magdalen.294\u2014Cliear.gale northwest; outward noon Pretorian; inward 10.30 a.m.Helvera.Fame Point.325\u2014Clear, strong northwest; inward 1.40 p.m.Matatua.Cape Rosier, 340\u2014Clear.strong north: outward 2.30 p.Hero.Cape Despair, 377\u2014Clear, west: Cove.-Cupe Ray, NAd.553\u2014Dense fog ; southeast to-ley and last night: Athenia 46 miles southeast at 7.35 am.inward bound.Flat Point, N.S.575\u2014Hazy, variable; inward 1230 p.m.Starstad.Cape Race.Ndd.825\u2014Mount Temple 178 miles enst at 12,19 p.m.inward bound.Point Amour.673\u2014Cloudy.west : heavy close packed ice distant; heavy open ice inshore.Belle Isle, 734\u2014Clear.west : light open ice distant; numerous bergs, Above Quebec.Longue Pointe.134\u2014Clear.northwest: inward 10.50 am.Manchester Engineer; 11.15 a.m.Stigstad.Three Rivers, 68\u2014Clear, west ; inward 1.15 p.m.Turcoman; outward 155 pm.Taurus; inward 3.15 pm.Rosebank, Batiscan, 51\u2014Clear, northwest; inward 2.40 p.m.Sin-Mac in tow.St.Jean.43-Clear, strong southwest; inward 240 p.m.Fishpool.H.$.MeGREEVY, Supt.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.strong west; strong June AM.P.M 10.06 1042 11.08 11.42 1200 1225 .1256 138 Moon Phases.Last quarter, Friday.7tb.at 9.20 p.m.Excursion to Cap Teurmente and Quebec & Saguenay Railway\u2014 Special Train on Sunday Afternoon, June 9th.Ap unusual opportunity to see the new railway construction on the Quebec & Saguenay Line.14 miles cf line blasted from solid Laurentian rock, elif tower, 1.200 feet above the railway bank, magnificent scenery, in- clading view of famous Cap Tourmente.The unrivalled iew from Beaupre to Cap Tourmenté, including the St.Lawrence River.the most enoyable afternoon outing imaginable.Special train composed of all first class cars will leave Quebec at 148 Sunday afternoon.returning will leave Cop Tourmante at 4.30 p.m, srriving is Quebec at 6 o'clock.Price ef return ticket Hoo measured and culled to date : 3610.1911.1912.Cubic ft.Cubic ft.Cubic ft.Waney white pine .154.280 307.240 124,880 White pine .8880 .80 Red pine .6.240 1.320 Ok .36120 760 1320 Elm .41.280 25840 43060! Ash .160 30 120 Birch and maple .40080.58.800 38.640 Gaspesien anchored at Cape; THE CHRONICLE STEAMSHIP DIRECTORY OF OCEAN SAILINGS.Date of mil.ith perts of depertare sad arrival omiled far the Chronicle by F.& Stocking, geweral steamship agent, 32 8t.Louis Street, Quebec.Glasgow.New York.Glasgow New York.P.© x oe ie.Quebec.Lon.Te 4 Arabic.Boston.Liverpool 4.K W.darG.New YorkP.C.& B.5 Campania.!.New York.Liverpoo! 8 Baltic.New York.Liverpoo! 6L.Ch .Quebes.Liverpool 6 Laprovetce.New York.Havre 6 Vie, Louis.New York.P.C.& H.7.Virginiaa.bec.: Liverpool 8 Ulionia.uebe:.London 8 Chicago New York.Havre 8 Konig Louise.New York.P.C.& B.8 Megami.Quebec .Liverpool .Lon.& Havre.11 Fraocona.Boon.Liverpool.11 K.P.Cezilia.New York.P.C.& B.12 Roya! Edward.Quebec.Bristol 12 Mavretenia.New York.Liverpool 13 Cedric.New York.Liverpool 13 La Lorraine.New York.Havre 13 Amerika.New York.P.C.& H.14 Coresean.Liverpool 13 Em.Ireland.Quebec.Liverpool 13 Olympic.New York.I'.C.& S.13 Teutonic.15 Scandinavian.Q 15 G.Washington.New York.P.C.& B.18 lomian.Lon., Havre 18 Cymric.Boston.Liverpool 18 Kr.Wilbelm.New York.P.C.& B.19 Lusitania.Boston, .Liverpool 20 Celtie.New York.Liverpool 20 Lake MamtobaQuebec.Liverpool 20 France.New York.Havre 20 Cleveland.New York.P.C.& H.20 P, F.Wilbelm.New York.P.C.& B.21 Victorian.Quebe:.Liverpool .New York.Have Hamburg.28 Corirthian.Quebe:.Lon.Havre 25 Laconis.Bcæton.Liverpao] 25 Rs.Wm.I[.New York.P, C.& B.26 Royal George.Quebec.Bristol 26 Campanis.New York.];:verpoo] 27 Adriatic.New York.Liverpool 27 La Provence.New York.Havre 27 Kon.Aug.VivNew York.P.C.& H 28 Tunisian.- Quebec.Liverpool 28 Em.Briain.Quabe:.Liverpool 20 Ascania Queber.London * 28 Oceanic 29 Canada.li 29 Preiorian .29 Caromia.Li 29 Ceasandra.Quebec.Glasgow 20 Caledon.New York Glasgow 20 Rochembeank.New York Havre 20 Pr.Grant.New York.,P.C.& H.30 Scotian.Quebec.Lon.Havre Note: Abbreriations\u2014F.ampton; H.Hamburg: Pr.Premdent or Prinoe; Wil'm, Withelm.SUDDEN DEATH OF A SUCCESSFUL YOUNG CANADIAN.St.Malachie.June 3\u2014The many friends of Mr.Thomas A.Dizkson were shocked by the news of his sudden death.resulting from an attack of pneumonia.Mr.Dickson had been a few weeks in Chicago.but had resided for many years in Bostoncareer was a remarkable one.Left an orphan when a boy of about six years of age, he removed: with his mother.Mrs.John Dickson.and his brother Charles, to the States.At the age of | great firm of Lamson.of Boston, in which he remained until the time of 33.Mr.Dickson had risen with great rapidity from one position in the firm to another.until.just before his death, he was removed from Boston and given charge of the firm'e important business in the city of Chicago.and a great future seemed to be before him .It speaks well nf the high consideration in which Mr.Dickson was beld by the firm in whose employ he had been so long.that one of the chief officers of the rm.Mr.F.R.Taisey, an old friend of the deceased.was sent to represent the Lamson Comhim lavish floral offerings, the firm's tribute to the faithful and trusted official.From his relatives and friends there came alsa magnificent floral tokens.Mr.Dickson's only brother was present.having hurried to Chicago on the news of his brother's illness, only to arrive too late by a few hours to see him alive.and who brought the body to St.Malachie where it was interred on June | in the church yard of St.Paul's Anglican Church with a large number of friends and relatives present Mr.Dickson had been from infancy a faithful member of the Anglican Communion.He was a man of remarkably fine physique.of à most genial tempers- ment, and of splendid ability, and was 1 man who made a great many loving and admiring friends everywhere.There can be no doubt that by his desth a splendid career was cut short The body now lies by those of his arents, whose memory, together with is own, will long be cherished by their many friends in this neighborhood.Full sympathy is also extended to Mr.Charles Dickson.the only sur- viviag member of tha family.His | twelve he entered the employ of the: pany at the funeral.and brought with | Fit-Rite Blue Serge Suite.TRYT T.1 BUADE cease ow sosscone of: Blue Flannel Buits.Special Brown Suits.vansu0-e 200.2 $15.00 Fancy Worsted Suits.Pa 81800 up to $30.00 SUMMER 80X .Brown and Black.+ +.-0000000000.156, 2 for 25e.Brown and Black.pass sane00 0000000000 0c, 3 for 50c.Silk Lisie Thread, assorted colors .25e Ribbed Lisle Thread, assorted colors.85e, 3 fer 81.00 Pure Silk Plain, assorted colors.50c, 75%, $1.00 Box and Tis to match.81.50 and 83.50 LAFRANCE Tailor and Haberdasher de Luxea; HEM: STREET FOUND.FOUND\u2014A lady's had satchel containing money etc.Apply 230 Franklin street.WANTED.WANTED\u2014At once.six carpenters for rough work.Domunion Coal Co.Limited, Louise Basin.ere WANTED\u2014Young lady requires; position as stenographcr.Apply E,! Chronicles sune6x3 WANTED \u2014 Waitresses speaking | both languages.Store girl.Apply St.Louis Hotelmr tr room girl and housemaid.St.Ursule House.72 St, Ursule Stjune6x3 NURSE WANTED FOR TWO young children.Good wages given.Apply Mrs.L.R.Ord.\u201cLittlecot,\u201d St.| Foye Road, near the Belvederejune5x3 _\u2014 REQUIRED FOR HOTEL NEAR, Quebec à chef de cuisine.second chef and a baker\u2014pastry cook, also a head waiter.Apply with full particulars, ; P.O.240.june5x3 WANTED | Services of smart young man for 4 or! 5 hours every even-, ing.Apply at the \u201cChronicle\u201d.SITUATIONS VACANT.AT ONCE\u2014MEN TO LEARN Barber Trade\u2014expert instruction.constant practice.touls free.Always sure employment for Barber.Write for catalogue.Moler College, 41 Craig : St.East.Montreal.ROOMS TO LET.Plrmouth: .These rooms C.Cherbourg; B.Bremen: 8.Sout.! afternoon.his death on May 28th.at the age of.! able rooms.Apply 28 Couillard St-_\u2014 | ROOMS TO LET\u2014Nice comfort.| | YOU CAN MAKE $1.500 A YEAR able rooms.Apply 10 Ursule St\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eee YOU CAN SECURE AT NO .55 St.John street.fine rooms with all modern improvements, and board ; can be visited every: Specialty : First-class table boarding at moderate prices.55 St.John strect eee eee, ROOMS TO LET\u2014Nice zomfort- 2 Y TO LET.TO LET\u2014House adjoining the toll! gate on St.Foy road.newly done up.! with all modern conveniences.Apply on the premises.ROOMS TO LET\u2014Two small rooms to let on bathroom floor.Apply to 11 1-2 Hebert street.or Phone 4595.juneéx3 HOUSE TO LET\u2014On St.Louis road.containing 10 rooms.furnace, het and cold water, electric light, stable and telephone.| Passession luly 1.Apply ARTHUR MULAOL- LAND.126 St.Louis road.; ST IRENBE-\u2014Completely furnished cottage to let.Five bed rooms.bathroom.with hot and cold water, etc.Apply S.C: this office.; junedxlw \u2014\u2014\u2014 rrr nin HOUSES TO LET-\u2014On a very beautiful lot at the village Bonsecours de L'Islet.splendid view of the St.Lawrence River.Ideal place for a family wishing to spend the summer holidays.A family will enjoy themselves and be at their esse.Address Postmaster L'Islet, Quebecmay29x2w amr testi rte TO RENT AT CAP ROUGE\u2014 Two nice cottages, situated at 2 minutes\u2019 walk from the Canadian Northern station.For information apply to Labreque, Belanger & Labreque, 18 Buade street.TO RENT\u2014Furnished or unfar.nished, Ettrick House, St.Foy Road, fifth house past Maple Avenue, north side.For particulars apply to John Thomson, 216 St.John street.WHARF TO RENT\u2014The Napoleon wharf.oceupied for the last two years by the Quebec and Levis Ferry Company.Immediate possession Apply to Dr.Edwin Turcot, admins.trator of the Chouinard estate.TO LET\u2014On Bridge street.large yard and sheds.suitable for the lumber business.LaRus Notagy, \\8 5b Ane spel Ce æ de WANTED\u2014An experienged dining | with house and large hangar.Apply to | electric cars run near the Island ferry SUMMER HOUSE\u2014St.Joseph de Levis, near the beach and close to the wharf.Eight rooms, water in house.Apply C.Delagrave.Notary, 2 Coox St, Tel.: Office 1912; house, 3382 junesx6 FOR SALE\u2014Tbe 45 hp.M Launch \u201cErro\u201d Length 22 beam 10, draught 3 feet.Hyater's cabin.Hull and engines ih good condition.Can be inspected on beach Les Groisardieres, Ste.Petronille, Island of Orleans.Further particulars apply to | Charte Es.I.Porteous, above address.FOR SALE\u2014One of the handsomest residences in St.Joseph de Levis.town nf Lauzon, à large lot The landing.Apply to Chas.Labreequemay22xim FOR SALE\u2014Letters of Queen Victoria, bound in three volumes.81 per | set.Apply this office.\u2014_\u2014 rer HOUSES FOR SALE\u2014The perty bearing Nos.352, 354.356 nd 356%.St.Oliver street; also a pro- | perty, situated 23-25 Jeanne d'Arc Stwith all mogern improvements For {erther information apply to C.Jobis, NOTICE Diabetes can now be cured with \u201cSanol\u2019s Antidiabetes.\u201d the new German discovery, $2.00.Kidney trouble, kidney stone, gravel, gall stones positively cured with the new German remedy, \u201cSanol.\u201d Price $1.50, Paroph-let free from the Sanol Manufacturing Co.Winnipeg, Man.For sale by John J.La Roche.735 St.Valier st.NOTICE\u2014Having resigned position as accountant and manager of the establishment of the late J.BO.Gagnon.lumber merchant, I offer wy services to any firm having such opening.F.X.Giguere, 21 Dominique Streetmy juneSxlw \u2014 PANAMA HATS CAN RE cieaned to look like new.No acids need be used and blocked the same shape for the small sum of 25 cents.Glover's Dye Works, 393 Valier St Phone 1810.on hve acres of land in the rich Fraser Valley of British Columbia.The climate is mild and warm: grass keeps green all winter.Farmers have running water.bathrooms, and telephones in their houses.Little five acre farms close to electric tram line, railroad station, and ou fine driving road.$50 down and $10 a month.Fine schools.churches.society, good shooting.fishing, games, sports.Land $125 an acre up.and it's worth it Write me for full information.W.J.Kerr, Ltd.1637 Columbia St, New Westminster, B.C\u2014 LIVE IN A WARM CLIMATE.The Fraser Valley of British Columsbia, near the big city of Vancouver.Grass keeps green all winter ; fine class of farmers.Residents Dave running water.bathrooms, and telephones in their houses.Splendid high schools and churches.Fast eleetrie tram service into Vancouver.Railroad station only a quarter of a mile away: splendid driving roads.Farmers with five acres make from $1,100 to $3.000 a year clear profit on berries, poultry and small fruits.I ean sell you a five acre farm for from $50 to $200 down, the balance $10 to £20 a month.lf you want to know juss how they make big money there, write me.W J.Kerr Ltd.1637 Columbia street, New Westminster.Purnmiture recovered and polished.iture and shipped to all parts of the world.Estimates free.Furniture stored and parcels delivered, W.MARTIN & CO.2, 4 and 6 D'Youville Strest.PHONE 3020.FARMS FOR SALE.READY-MADE FARMS, TOWN and Coumry Residences, Hoatals, Stores, Mills, Creameries.Every kind of Real Estate.Free descriptive catalogue.Eastern Townahips Realty Co., Sherbrooke.Que.QŒALEX.HARDY | The Real Estate Broker.LAND INVESTMENTS.In British Columbia, Etc.Reliable Western Connettions Hochelage Bank Ridg.Se.Peter St, Quebes NM AEE nee 00e ce = | t i 2s and $1.50 Books INE QOMITY LAER P.W.WiLLETT M Wihose experience in the care § M of horses is weil and favorably § Ÿ known, has opened a boarding § M oteble at : 2 R eo 1.2 8T JOHN STREET, M wbicre be has excellent accom- À M -modation fôr fifteen horses, and À E cah give them all the comfort À Bend care required.\u2014 3 1P.W.WILLETT § ; 260 1-2 Se.John Street À TEL, 1749 - thestres and shopping district.Special Rates during the ae NEW YORK i Seid PI Avene aad Pity-cinth Sweet ff Dengan eielty Bcired opposite Central peace end quiet.Summer Terrace Re poss: THR COPLEYPLAZA, BOSTON, - bmnunéslisent as the Plas, OPENS JULY, 1912 .x, seuurihg t.Part, stauren The coolest Hotel in New York.Convenient to - Sener Semen oil Special Sale \u201cAMERICA'S SWITZERLAND\" 55c & 75c P.J.EVOY'S Bookstore 141 ST.JOHN STREET, Headquarters for Tourists from all Points of the Compass GEORGIAN TERRAGE Atianta, Georgia - Billiards, Bowling, Automobiling, 5 Elevation, Coolness, | Cornfort.| Garage, Bathing, Fishing, Sailing, a S S ; Cox Fine Orchestre.On direct live to Moderate Prices and ven Portland and White Mountainsient to Depots and Bosiness Section.Special Open June 2.LAKE TOXAWAY, N.C.TOXAWAY OPEN INN $75,000 Improvements JUNE PASSAGONAWAY INA York Clie, Maine SEASHORE and COUNTRY Combined.A chaeming, picturesque resort, directly on and overlooking the ocean, combined with every known er pastime.Golf, Tennis, 17 Tacleding 49 new Bathrooms, Golf Links, 20-mile Lake Drive.For booklet address HOLLAND HOUSE, 5th Ave and 30th St.New York.Note Paper Known The World Over.25c¢ per pound John E.Walsh But Just To Remind You.HOLLAND HOUSE % Stouts Is the Most Delightfully Located Hotel in New York AU that is Best in Hotel Life at Consistent Prices od 118t.John Straal NOTICE All owners of dogs, or in possession of degs,.traders, milkmen, bakers, ! grocers, Tivery stable keepers, proprietors of laundries, or their agents, cabmen, carters, and others, who, according to law, are obliged to take any licence, are required to do so without delay.otherwise, they will be reported and proceedings taken against them by the Recorder's Court By order, Emile Trudel, Chief of Policert rar SILLERY NURSERIES, Bergervile, Roses, $1.00 per doz.Come and see our Bedding Stock.The finest and largest stock in Quebec.Window Boxes and Hanging Baskets a specialty.We pay return car fare on new line to all visitors who spend $1.00 or more.Open on Sunday to visitors, THE MECCA OF TOURISTS Summer of 1912.KING EDWARD HOTEL To the Public.This season the management of the King Edward Hotel is in a position to thoroughly satisfy the most exacting demands of the travelling public and respectfully requests its patronage American and European plans.For further particulars address to) Jos.Lapointe, Manager.Spoocial Dinner On Saturday and Sunday UNIVERSITY PLACE Ono Bleck Weet of Broadway NEW YORK CITY RATES 81.00 PER DAY UP Exsellent Restaurant and Cafe.Mséorate Sent gr dre mint Gite mt 42 EAST 28th STREET, NEW YORK.door.Dec.léxtu.thsat to 6 Dec Hotel Raymond Two blocks East of Broadway.28th Street Subway Station at the + FINANCIAL - THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912\u201d NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER Received over the private wire of McDougall & Cowans, stock brokers, 81 Se.Petir street.New York, June S.\u2014The increased strength came after midday and nearly everything participated with some stocks selling at the highest reached in a long period.At the close the market was strong and active at about the best levels of the day, Total sales 549,300.MONTREAL CLOSING LETTER Received over the private wire of fractional losses throughout the list.Richelieu was stronger with the Rights active at 4.Laurentide was London, June S.\u2014Calcutta linseed, June-July, 66s 6d.Linseed oil, 43s 3d.Savannah, Ga.June 5\u2014Turpen- tine firm, 44%a45; sales 997: receipts 708: shipments 356: stocks 29, 085.Rosin, firm: sales 2494: receipts 2.618: shipments 924: stocks 70.647.Quote: R, $6.09a6.30: D, $6.40 a6.45: E.$675: F, 87.321427 40: G, H.$7.37%a7.40: I.K.M.$7.45; N, $7.50; WG, $7.55; WW, $7685.! Contractors.MONTREAL BTOCK EXCHANGE * Novi Scotia Steel.Subscription Lists Close SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE STH MONTREAL BOND COMPANY,\u2019 Limited leaving only $100,000 available for the present offeriug.Dividends on the Cumulative Preference Stock will accrue C.H.CAHAN, President, Western Canada Power Co., Limited.EF.LOOMIS, of D.G.Loomis & Sons, A.G.CAMERON, Barrister.Quotations furnished by Messrs.5 Neuville Bell ., 93 St.iL direct Quepec & Cov 99 St.Peter TRANSFER AGENTS AND REGISTRARS.\u20185 Buyers.Sellers.$ ; A Can Pac Ry.oo.7 267% | CORPORATION AGENCIES, Limited JF Can Loco \u2026.zu | [ BANKERS\u2014THE BANK OF TORONTO df Span River , .621% © 8 F Toronto Street .142 The Canada Brick Co.Limited.has been organized to manufacture Sand Lime Brick at'St.Lambert, Twin City .107 P.Q.and Mile End.Montreal.The Capital authorized is $400,000 of 7% Cumulative Preference Stock, of Detroit Ry .67% which $200.000 will be issued, and $600000 of Common Stock, of which $300,000 will be issued, Shawinigan , .137 13844 $100,000 of the Preference Stock has already been taken by Investors.leaving $100.000-which is being, Can Car Fdy A 78144 offered for Public Subscription at 95 with a bonus of 40% of Common Stack.The Subscription Books Quebec Ry .; in _ open June 4th, and will close on or hefore June 8th next.Subscriptions are payable 10¢5y0n application, ; Quebec Ry bonds.» vee.#8 \u2014 16% on allotment, 257% on July Ist, 25% Aug.lst.and 25% Sept.Ist.a; Winnipeg Ry .200% 2% PROPERTIES.MARKET.- Mont Cotton .53% 54 The Canada Brick Company owns approxi- The chief market ogo montreal, This Sherwin .LN 42 mately 130,000 square feet of land fronting on oy will use over 300.000 f ha Jus year, Mexican .- 04 \u2014 the G.T.R.at St_Lambert.and 40.000 square feet while the combined output of ithe local pl ants is : : i ei esgimated at only 135000000.Contracts have al- Sao Paulo .24244 + 282% fronting on the C.P.R.at Mile End, both with dy losed by the Canada Brick Çompan Rich & Ont, .116% 117 excellent shipping facilities, and right at Mont- for aver half their Putput, ad the pnt ° it Mont Power serene A Ro Ns: have been sold had they wishedito guarantee de- om Steel ., very.Do Tron pid .105% 105% Early in June the St.Lambert plant will be | ESTIMATED EARNINGS, Canada Cement .2 29% turning out 20000 Sand Lime Brick a day, while The average cost of Sand Lime Bricks turned Do péd.cs.a» 90144 the Mile End plant will.when completed, have out hy the Company's plants will not exceed Rio de Janeira.136Y% 3 equal capacity.$7.00 per thousand.High grade brieks are selling Steel Co of Can\u2019.PROCESS.in Montreal to-day at $18.00.Figuring the Com- The Sand Lime Process originated in Ger- for the ' $100,000 7 % Cumulative Preference Stook Canada Brick Com pany | McDougal & Cowan, stock brokers, Limited 81 St.Peter street.+ {Incorporated cnder the Laws of the Dominion of Canada) Montreal, June S\u2014The Montreal .market was very quiet to-day with Now being offered by firm at 174.Stocks seem to hold ; their recent advances very well and at 95, with 40% Bonus of Common Stock we look for higher prices in most of - - the good securities.In the unlisted CAPITALIZATION *, + LT, Tramway Power sold at 31.Onta- .: Authorised ar * ssued rio Pulp was neglected.It was of- Preference Stock 7% (Cumulative).*.-.$400,000.00 \u201c $200,000.00 fered at 41.Common Stock .Cees ee eee ta.600,000.00 300,000.00 .OILS, KETC, Of the $300,000 of Preference Stock now issued, $100.000 has been taken firm by investors, 4 from Aug.Ist, 1912, Sperm oil, £30.and will be payable Quarterlysores og American refined.Bhd: Subscriptions will be payable as follows :\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014: Turpentine spirits, Ms 5d 16s 6d.10% on Application 25% on July 1sf, 1912 25% on Sept.1st, 191% go ein, Americar, strained.16s 64; 10% on Allotment 25% on August 6th, 1912 A 95% The following persons have agreed to become es DIRECTORS _ ; H.A.LOVETT, President, Canadian, Coal & Coke Company, Limited./ G.F.GYLES, Director, BritishCanadian .Canners, Limited.MOSTYN LEWIS, Secretary.4 fi 3 7 pany's net selling price at.$12.00 (which is lower Designs from $3.00 ap.JOHN RAMSDEN, Gardener.Phone 295.FOR SALE SAW MILL PROPERTY IN NORTHERN NEW BRUNSWICK.+ Completely equipped 12-machine shingle mill, electric light equipment, \u201c heated by Sturtevant blower system, Lidgerwood log piling equipment; 2 stables; one-third interest in Boom ; Montrer company; ihe Soar timber po OPEN UNTIL 1 A.Mabout five hundre square miles : government limits; all the timber, The Leading Restaurant of Quebec, 180 ROOMS spruce, pine and cedar (over one-| Tenderloin Steak (filet) 60c¢ \u2014 third soft white pine) on about 140] with Mushrooms .Rates for Rooms $1.0) per day square miles government limits; near- - : ly all timber being on Nepisiquit Sirloin Steaks 3 8c First Clam Grill Room and river and tributaries.Mill Incated on ; : - | Cafe .main line of pntercolonial railway at A Special Dinner for Clubs de .JIIGGINS Bathurst, N.B.To be sold at Auc-! CieHes .TNR a 2008 , tion in front of the Court House at PRIVATE DINING ROOMS A.J.H \u2019 Bathurst, N.B., on Wednesday, June 26th, at Twelve o'clock noon.\" For further particulars address \\V, H.HARRISON.Roya! Bank Building St.John, N.B, or FRED S.MORSE, Box 1600.Springfield, Mass junelx2w Joncas, Tremblay & Malouln CII Engineers & Land Surveyers Bank Nationale Building Phone 2773 - QUEBEC, CROTEAU & GRENIER Less 96/2721 Plans Jor Suddivision) % St Pets: $ Qurys9 Frs Assuratss Siig Tel 7719 - Qugss: THE SAVOY CAFE will give à fuit course meal for 25e.Chicken Dinner, 40c.; 3 blocks east from Hudson tubes at Gth Ave.and 28th Street.Five minutes to Grand Centra! Station at 42d Street or Penn.R.R.Station at 7th Ave.Convenient, to theatres and shops; especially suited for ladies visiting New York aolne.SINGLE ROOMS, $1.50.Apr2xtu,thy,satx]l yr Turkey Dinner, 50.With orchestra.Come to The Savoy and enjoy yourself.Dinner starts at 5 p.m.Phone 1841.68 St.John Street.CAFE DUGAL AUDITORIUM ST.LAWRENCE HALL Proprietor + Board by the week, $4 and $5 ST.URSULE HOUSE Th | able Bourd.Pirates ORIGINAL \u2018ll accommodation for tram [ll tients.end a1ly 72 ST.URSULE ST.Corner St.Louis Street.Bewyr imitations Sold on tip serlis ol Vars ney J T.LEVALLEE, Prop.118 Mustain Hl} < American and Kuropesn Plas Cafe Attached to Kotel Close te Bosts, Elevator, Cary and Trains, QUEBEC 17 Phone SALES.Dom Steel, 75 at 66%; 30 at 66%; 350 at 66%, Winnipeg.\u201d 5 at 229: 75 at 22064; 15 at 220%: 200 at 230.Cement, 75 at 29, Cement pid, 59 at 901%.Dom Iron pfd, 200 at 10514: 3 at 106; 18 at 103%, Rio, 50 136%; 50 at 136%.Detroit, 10 at 67%; 25 at 67 at 674.Shawinigan, 25 at 138.C PR, 50 at 267.Mont Power.25 at 206.Span River, 75 at 62%, Quebec Ry bonds, 100 at 73, Rich & Ont, 10 at 116%: 25 at 1163: 70 at 116%; 60 at 116%, Toronto.27 at 142.Twin City, 50 at 106%.Rich & Ont Rights.142 at 4: 75 nt 414; 219 at 4; 10 at 4%: 50 at 4; 100 at 4%: 100 at 4.Cement, 100 at 102; S00 at 100, omen bonds, 100 at 102; 500 at Thiinnie, 3 at 92%; 28 at 9% Tooke pfd, 45 at 88, Steel bonds, 1,000 at 100, Mackay, 25 at 87, Penman pfd, 105 at 57%.Mont Cotton, $ at 53% 2 at 54%, Can Car Fdy, 25 at 78%: 50 at 78 Can Cotton pfd.5 at 73.Roval Bank, | at 2304.Mont Catton pid.1 at 106, Laurentide Pain, 50 at 174, B C Packers, 5 at 924.Canners, 5 at 65, \u2018 National Bank, 4 at 133%.; 10 An official temperature chart has been received by the Grand Trunk Pacific, showing the maximum and minimum temperature recorded at Fort George, B.C.during last winter, the result of which has been briefly summarized an follows : The lowest temperature recorded during Vie month of December was on the night of toe JOth, being three Ottawa 157 158 many in 1880, and there are now 280 plants in than the prices which have been obtained for the Can coco : 23 >= operation there.Since 1901 over seventy plants brick already sold).there will be a net profit \u201can Cotton .\u2026.* = have been established in the United States.and of $5 per thousand.The estimated output is 15.- | Ogilvie Mill , .130 132 there are now 10 in Canada.Sand lime brick | 000000 brick a year.At $5 a thousand.the profit Can Converters , 45% 45% are suitable for the finest work.being as strong on 2-3 of this output would he $50000\u2014sufficient » Mackay Cos .814 \u2014 as pressed brick and more regular and uniform to pay the $14.000 dividends called for on the Pre- Packers .92 93 than clay brick.Their remarkable power of re- ference Stock and leave a surplus of $36,000, Lake of Woods .38% 140 | sisting climatic changes makes them, particularly which would pay 12 per cent.on the $300,000 of Rubber .86 \u2014- valuable for Montreal._ Common Stock which is to be issued ! Lavrentide Puip .174 174 | \u2019 Agrlications for prospectus or subscriptions may be mailed to 1 San Pag .: ne 2 { Any Branch of the Sawyer pid .9 93 | BANK OF TORONTO Dom Textile .53 ® ! Or direct to the ?Coalptd =.13 14; MONTREAL SOND COMPANY, Limited fan Cotton.pid .: 3 74 Transportation Building, Montreal, Crown Reserve .-313 318 \u2014 Penman Ltd.EU FILL OUT AND MAIL Can Loco pid | 4 o% \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tooke pid p ue ga 881% | Montreal Bond Co., Limited, Montreal, Que.5 Mont Cot Pe sooo 103% -_ | In accordance, with the conditions mentioned in your advertisement, I hereby subscribe for ANKS 20 a Bl on shares at $9500 (par value $100.00) each of the 7 per cent Cumulative Preference Stock Smmerce cee 190 Tod of the Canada Brick Co, Limited, carrying a Bonus of 40 per cent of Common Stock and agree to Molsons .20614 207 sign the regular Subscription Form.2a : Nontreal -.\u2026 CR r= I enclose cheque for.Dollars, being first instalment of 10 per cent of Royal.220% 251 the par value.> New Brunswick .260% 260% Union.0.0111011 1162 164 | Name.2.Lecrccne 2500 2000 veus 20 \u2026 Address.LL LL LL.PEER ( Nationale .suvess 133% \u2014 Traders ., .= 170 Quebec ._ 137 meme ee ae a me py below zero and rising to eight above on the 3lat.During Janvary the thermometer recorded helow-zero weather an 16 days, the coldest being January 12th.when the minimum was 43 below and the maximum 10 below, The next coldest day in January was the Oth, when the minimum was 30 below and the maximum 10 below, In February the thermometer sank below the zero mark on 11 days, the coldest being Feb.lst, with a tem- rerature of 31 below rising to mine above on the same day.The next coldest day was an Feb.14th, when 16 below and 60 above were respectfully recorded as the minimum and maximum, The temperature did not go as nw as zero on any day in March, the highest In that month bring on the | 15th instant, and 20th, when a tem.| perature of 80 above was recorded.This information will be interesting to those who have decided to settle in the fertile valleys of the Fraser and Nechaoo Rivets, or who are thinking of doing se.It is too early to say definitely what the plans will he for forwarding passengers to Fort George this summer.but it is expected that.commencing in June, travellers will he ble to take the Grand Trunk Pacific tr Tete Jaune Cache, with a steam- bont service from that point to Fort George.It is understood that the British Colum Express Company and à private individual at Fort Ceorne are each building a river steamer to en.age in commercial business hetween ete Jaune a\u201cd the Fort so that all classes of business would be adequately provided ior.Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S , À I | CASTORIA! INSURANCE Royal Insurance Company Limited, Largest, Wealthiest Fire Insurance Company in the World QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY Absolute Security to the assured San Francisco Conflagration : Royal Paid $4,635,553 Queen Paid 1,588,571 The above amounts were paid immediately on adjustment without discount.Only 3 other Companies (out of interested) settled as Liberally.C.& W.CHAMPION AGENTS 86 ST.PETER STREET.Phones os.TS Residence 266 apl 2x1 w each m.xém \\ Meantime if you want anything we will be happy to serve you.TURNIPS, 1000 Busheis at 800 busho* Profit by the opportunity.CHIVERS\u2019 7 Ib.tins Marmelade 75c New Spring Goods Arriving Daily À Chateau Brand Coffee 40c I».UPTON'S PURE JAMS, 8 lb.tins 800 General Household Supplies | M.Boyce & Son, .\u2018THE RELIABLE GROCERS SINCE 1856.\" 19:21 Cots D'Abraham.Eeth'd.1853.Phono 2>- wri À THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912, IDONALDSON-LINE: \u201cAmple lifeboat accommodation fu M passengers and crew.\u201d wo Marcoal Operators on all steamers.A LASGOW PASSKNOER AND FREIGHT and beyond, The Cunard Line has decided to sail its Express om Glasgow From Montreal Steamers (Wednesday Service) at 5 P.M.Tuesday so long as they ATHENIA June continue on the present extreme southerly track.The change of ETITIA.June ailing hour becomes effective with the sailing of the Mauretania on Rates: Cabln [I $47.50 upwards ; SHEET Ry ey Apply any steamship agent or $THE ROBERT REFORD CO.Limiws, AGENTS.GTX THOMSON L JOINT LONDON PREIOHT SERVICE lé Storage and Cool Alr em all Steamers marked * THOMSON LINE Newcastle Service 18 IONA about © Bere 48 IONA about.July fHk KOBELT REFORD CO, Limited AGENT If you want the best summer tri o be had, take the xBLACK DIAMOND SS LINE BEST SUMMER TRIP Sailings every Wednesday from \u2014 CUN r June 11th.MAURETANIA ae 5 Calling at Madeira, Gibraltar, SAXONIA | PANNONIA bJ INE 2 ARE \u201840003 2 BALET BNA «a Omits Madeira, Quotations furnished for any Tours.Special throggh Behar, The Robert Reford st.4 \u201cAmple lifeboat accommodation for all passengers and crew.\u201d CANADIAN LONDON PASSENGER p SERVICE LETRA.ASCANTA ATER AUSONIA 1.5.8 ULTONIA 5 May 18.EXPRESS STEAMERS' TEMPORARY CHANGE OF SAILING DATE For the convenience and comfort of its passengers to London The Fastest steamers in the World.LUSITANIA ou CAMPANIA CARONIA CARMANIA meade A 1 ec a | GONE LIVERPOOL, LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA VIA QUEENSTOWN AND FISHGUARD Mauretania and Lusitania do not stop at Queenstown, east-bound New York-\u2014Moditerranzan\u2014Adrlatio Service \u2014 pt, India, Chin outh Africa and Piers Foot W.14th St., North River, Office 24 State St, N.Y., Opposite Battery.Co., Limited, 23-25 St.Sacrament St, Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade ES, Stocking, 32 St.Louls Street, Quebecà J.P.E.GAGNON VE) ARD dune 19, BPM.duly 8, 6 PM Genoa, Naples, Trieste, Fiume.IVERNIA CARPATHIA A 22 heen ABEPT, À moon b Omits Genoa.Around the Worid Trips.$600.08 a, Japan, Manills, Australia, South America.| tu00sss0r 1! V.E.PARADIS Public Acoountant AUDITOR AND CURATOR Aconumts \u2018nrest'gatid nnd Crleated Haanoal Arranganiats ang C.W.WALCOT, STOCK and BOND BROXER Member Quebce Stock, Exchange.Government, Municipal and Railway Debentures Bought and Sold.Te.377.98 St, Pater Strast QUEBEC.Buying the most income safely is the problem of every Investor.I carry at all times a variety of Investment Securities which have been carefully selected and approved by experts, and each of which has qualifics- tions making it adaptable to the needs of some particular Investor.Write or Phone to C.W.WALCOT.BOSSE&BANKS Steel Beams, Columns, Plates, Gas and Water Pipes.Contractors\u2019, Municipal and Builders\u2019 Supplies.Machinery and Other Snecialties.BOARD OF TRADZ BUNLINY 39 St.Paul St, Quebec.Other adverse influences with which London has to contend at the moment include the transport strike, irritation among the \u201ccal miners and 30 Members of Montreal Stock Exchangs Private Wire to New Yotk.Boston.Montreal and Toronto.Any orders intrusted to us will receive our best attention.We will cheerfully furnish information reqard- ing any securities dealt in on ans of the shove exchanges.Telenhons Na.931 al RC Mantreal.BRUNEAY & DUPUS Quebec STOCK BROXERS Have opened temporary offices at No.131 ST.PETER ST.Their wire comm'inica- tions have been reinstallei there, vending repairs to their \u2018old offices.PHON: 1533 M.L DOHA, Georges Lefaire, & Erass! Lefairre.LEFAIVRE LEFAIVRE Accountants and Liquidators No.98St.Pe.rt.TELEPHONE 1 13 [a dee] Wd, 1] + \u201cRAILWAY Summer Time Table Effective June 2nd, 1912.Ocean Limited will depart from Levis daily at 12.10 a.m.Maritime Express will depart from Levis daily except Saturday for Halifax at 1.55 p.m.Saturday's Maritime Campbeliton only.Further information on application ta City Ticket offices, Nos.7 Du Fort St, Levis ferry building, 22 1 il- housie street, telephone numbers 530 and 99, and Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade street, telephone No.4104.S.J.NESTOR, City Ticket Agent.will run to THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, ] 9 RAILWAY RC ia UNVEILING OF COLUMBUS MONUMENT.Washington, D.C., June 8th, 1912 Round trip tickets will be sold te Washington, D.C, at lowest ose-way first class fare and one-half.Good going Thursday and Friday, June 6th and 7th.Return limit June 11th Homeseekers* Excursion Manitoba, June 11 and 25 July 9 and 23 Saskatchewan, | 1 6 and 20 Albarta.September 3 and 17 TICKETS GOOD FOR 60 DAYS - For further garticulars apply at No.10 St.Anne st.or No.6 Dalhousie st.Phones 567 and 73.GEO.H.STOTT, C.P.& T.A.COLONIZATION Excurs'on to Temiskaming, Que, AND NEW ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 261,112 Final return limit, July 26th, 1912.a A hy Montreal, down the St.Lawrence ?Callsat Plymouth Kastbor ed Beennd), Compromisas gieater firmness of mony.Dealings | \u2014 River to St.Johns, Nfld.calling at| .Jagifya rd + Uitontn™ $47.0 and up tion 37 Inaslesat iat here for London scarcely exceeded 5.- ; _ vi .Uquids 7 131433 : 3 With stop-over privileges at sta vebec, Charlottetown, PEL, \u201cana | sate, SREASDET BOF Penaid Wort \u2014\u2014 hare, les ens Stock Broker tions west of Mattawa, Unt, on the ydney, N.B.; ; 30.00, : ; .Le .trip.\u2014\u2014 1 96000 and up.return fare, including § For full particulars of all services durer ras | ts a will money market conditions were ob- 75 Dalhous'e Street return trip.IN Is and berth.Every comfort, 1 steamship agent or The yradocimothyascaakil 0 served in Berlin._ [1 | ; t apply to any ste p \u2014 Increasing ease was the feature of QUEBEC.For full particulars, tickets, ete, Ny reomi service, cic.Robert Reford Co., Limited.RIBHIL DM>447 8° ge : please apply to 30 St.John Street, | SS.City of Sydney and SS.Mor-| Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, St ZLIET COMP>A4?BJILF 1 the local money market.Sixty-day .Dore Plats Hill, 46 Dalhousie St wenna.John, N.B.Portland, Me, and all 44 Dalhossis Ster loans were nominally quoted at 3 per | Phones: Office 4748; Residence| TO EUROPE Chateau Frontenac and at Station Illustrated Booklet Q.sent free| Cunard Line Agents \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Cent, unchanged from Lig but 102; Levis, Nationale 29 - Ticket Office.A on application.PRE | SoNie loans were made a per cent, , .\" T.WELDON, G.F.& P.A.which is virtually the cat Joan rate.Private wires to New York, FROM QUEBEC General S.J P.MOORE, ni A anks here have reduce eir cas i neral ailway an camshigp | JZ Sk James Street, Monreal R.O.SWEEZEY MEDOUGALL COWANS tosses to the Sub-Treasury with Chicago, Buffalo, Cobalt and Agency.All lines represented.g - S.Stocking, t Louis Street, every indication of a further reduc- | Montreal, | ebec, or Local Agents.CIVIL and ; h k 2e FROM MONTREAL NEE | lock The Great Northern Raltway In.| Small commission and small | jaxs Ghramsbin i ; .\u2018ake Manitohamay 21 xtuth,satx30 FORESTRY ENJINEER | Il is rom re for Aol by margin required on buying or take Champizia EBEC CENT à i 1 Build i $445.000 and Norfolk & Western by | Selling New York stocks.auitoba.3 CLL A : Motropolitan Building, 31 ST.PETER STREET B £46000 while the Minneapolis, S \u2014 Ba + C.i \u2018 £346,000, while the Minneapolis.St.Information by \u2018\u2019phone or Palling lita, rates, plats, ob; an apation h Li i.7 QUEBEC.Paul & Sault Ste.Marie gained $328.- .A tion ta 3) Sr, Jahn Lewes Palaas HILL 43 Throug Car ne | 3500 fie ) \u2018Phones 545.H $ TH 0 M S 0 N 000.The St.Louis & San Francisco | Otherwise cheerfully given, Dx hols £7, Charan Prontemas or 65 50 - 3 e a ol ; .: GASPESIEN 346.Sistem fell behind T8800 and | AJ} cash deposits guaranteed.GIP MIYEE for s.s, icaro & Alton $154,000.Also at F.3 tacking sfoae + lives, and kh Will sail from Quebec Wednesday, | MAHAGER | Bonds were steady on a gnod dis- HL scott, 419242 BOSTON Id ibuti Af i LÀ May 29th and June 12th, at 3 o'clock Gacy Ot! sales.PIT pS 2878 teams i ing and pam.for Ports of Cispe and Baie des vou | United\u201d States Government \u2018 6 $ h L Chaleurs Coast, as far as Paspebiac.\"er ents were .ic oi te réa Cham LaRUE & TRUDEL |ercherscdomean™ d py NEW YORK plain market pontoon the day of sail- - .ER A y of Gaspe.Dai ing ti!l 2 o'clock p.m.I ANDREW C.JOSEPH ACCOUNTANTS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Rac This steamer will leave Quebec on ing Levi ye 30 P.M.Splendid accommodation for pass- PIRANDIAL ADEME ) pQuotations on the New York Stock 3% Tuesday, the 4th and 18th June at 4 Leaving Levis 3.: engers.INVESTMENTS \u2014 BIND3 98 St.Pita St - Quadas Den re 3 reported by Bruneau & | \u2014 p.m for the Gaspe and Baie des Cha- 1 For further information apply to GENERAL AGENT upuis for Charles Hean & Co.: - .: leurs ports as far as Port Daniel.Portland, 1 J.M.POULIOT, FIRE INSURANCE Telephones 4520 & 4521 Open.High.Low.Close.Carrying the Royal Mail Freight will be received at the ; 17 À omer St.Paul and Dambourges Sts.PHONE $024.QUEBZC A - .Amal Cop .068 = re .85% gj; From Quebec.From Brigtol.| Pointe a Carcy wharf until 2 pm.on oid Orchard and Tel.2861.Accountants, cuditors, apraisers, ad.| Atchison .106 106% 10414 106% June 12, Royal Ecward Jue 26 sailing day.ministrators, trustees, liquidation of | Am Car Fdy.59 .59.59 June 28 Royal George July 10 Forsfurther information apply to Kennebunkport TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.insolveit estates, compromise-between | Am Loco .41% 41% 4144 41% Ÿ July 10 Royal Edward July 24 BOUCHARD BROS.TIME TABLE.debtors and creditors.Am $ & Ref.84% Sos 84% 86% § July 24 Royal George Aug 7 40 Daïhousie St.|8 A.M.daily except Sunday Taking Effect June 3rd, 1912, Ana Con 0.42% Fi 1 Finest equipped steamers on Hone & Rivet, and PF.S, Stocking, F.8 STOCKING, vos Mivie a 720 AM.Pa ) 3 the Atlantic\u2014searchlights, sub- Ticket ents.may9xtf i Dist.P.A, ay Aes Sommer NB, gail COTTON MARKETS.Qrook R it 204 Po] 252 § marine telephone, Marconi oper- i F y Agen vd Thomas Cook § S Son, ai, vi Aries Connors\u201d NB\u201d an va New York June 4\u2014Cotton futures Commercial News Cot F& Ton 28% 28% \u201c224 284 F4 ated day and night; sufficient .World's Greatest Tourist Agents, | + a ion Rivices.da Loup AMEM.| closed very steady.Closing bids: Ches & Ohio.79 79 78% ¥9 life boat accommodation for en- Quabec Steamship Go.Ltd, also ail steamship Len 2% pf Re Lee ere Nw BO | New York, June S\u2014Cotton futures Can 36% 27, 356 36% tire passengers and crew.Louis street, Que | All Trains Daily Except Sunday.* | closed quiet.osing bids: rie .3 3 , Ask for pamphiets, 3 weeks M ee a 6 Dec « ~ewmmewem\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Mal Bay, Perce, Summerside, | road ar divine du Loup ie ofl Toterco: \"1.14 Mar.11.37 | and Montreal, Hochelaga Bank Build- | Gt West .17 17% 17 17% For fares and full particulars Charlottetown and Pictou |, or futher information, aidera, ete, appt cee C1122 May.1142] ing.Telephone 1227, at North pid.172% 132% 132% 132% apply ing.ft.Tonle Se.I SS.CASCATEDIA, 1.900 tons.with ot 3.Stocking, 32 8t.\"nals St, Cue Nov.11.26 (Canadian Press Service.nterborough.20 8.Stocking.18 St.Laals St, Mono d | most modern accommodation for pas- | Sonor ire as tresbardlioule: | Tg ot closed quiet, Middiing up-\\ xy York, June a Service) oi TU Cent .126% 127 126% 127 | ROUE Mes CP 0 M lsengers, will wail from Champlain | nx Geiger eral ipa saa, lands 11.45¢; do gulf 11.70.Sales 66 fested a further tendency to harden Kan & Tex 2 22 7 7 W.W.Johnston, C.F.&P A, Market pontoons.Quebec, Friday, oo Ayest, linen: du Lous bales.to-day, particularly in the anthracite SVR! 53 5e 75% 173, 175% Can.Nor.Bliz St Andrew St st June, at noon.t.Joh Liverpool, June 5\u2014Cotton, spot,l and copper divisions.Dealings, pal- Lou & Nash.157% 159 157% 158% Phone 445.Quebec & Lake 8 onn Rymoderate business.Prices unchanged.| opi \"of professional origin, were in Mo Pac .38% 38% 38 38% Br I SE NEW VYIRY, BERMUDA AND | On and ater ist June, 1912, trains American middling fair, 698d; good | roe.volume than on the previous Nat Lead .58 58% 38 58% th WEST INDIES LINES will leave Quebec as follows : Hana e Office Telephone.1186, | middling 660d; middiin 636d; low mid- | day, and as the session advanced thev \u2018 Nor & West.110% 111 110% III mon thur-sat ap 4% .9.15 am\u2014For St.Raymond, Sun- AM 0S J Co LSTON dling 606d: good ordinary 5644; or-| romprehended various issues, with! North Pac .119 119% 119 119%: Ta not ï vod ni From Vier 47, North River, New York day only.* dinary 530d.The sales of the day | qth Cam ovement in the Y Cent.119 120 119, 119% Ver oa ses cct Rood profits 23 | ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA.| 9.25 am\u2014For Roberval and Chicou- Hooholaga 8an% Building | were 7,000, Wales of which 500 were | specialties.Despite the early dull.Denneyivania.125% 1296 1284 123% there i be Or io nr ation | SS BERMUDIAN, 10,518 tons dix timi, daily except Sunday.138 DL dater Street, Quebec, for speculation and export, and in- ness, the market was fairly hroad in : Pac Tele.S1Y S1%4 S14 51 pending the elemination of the nomi- placement, sails from New York | 1201 (Noon)\u2014Motor for Hotel, Lake ennui, ee Leon cluded 6,800 American.Receipts were | îhe sense that more than the uscal Pa Ga 1 eli 113% Nin 13% nating conventions at 2 pm.12th and 22nd June St.Joseph.daily except and General À, 1,000 bales, including 400 American.I f securities wer ved.1rd Steel Car J 35 35 - and every 10 days thercafter.Saturday and Sunday.Beal Notate, Lumien and Faipuocs Bought | Futures opened steady and closed The early afternoon witnessed the Reading.168% 172 163% 172 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.Fastest, newest and only steamer | 1.45 p.m\u2014For Lake St.Joseph, CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.quiet and steady.customary perind of lassitude, but the Rock Island.25% 26% 25% 2614; The Chicago grain market reported | landing passengers at the deck at Sunday only.T ; : St Pau! .105% 105% 105% 105% | by M.J.Dohan, broker, 75 Dalhouste 45 p.m\u2014Saturday only, for St final hour, in which the average level South P 1005 0% 100% i Bermuda.145 p.m y y.4 eT wl \u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014 \u2014\u2014 ~~ | of prices was highest, was fairly ac- ; Pees Ry Tt Bh pa Peg an ne 0 High.Law.CL From New York.for St.Thomas, 400 Raymond.ily except Sat .i i = eee = .\u2018heat\u2014 Open.High.Low.Close.| Se, Croix, St.Kitts, Antigua, Guade- 00 p.m\u2014 Motor - y ALLAN LINE S.S.Co., Ltd re (though mach et othe trading Un Pac .16R% 170% 1681 170! July .\u2026.l10% TOM 109 100% | loupe, Dominica, Martinique, st.Lu.urday and Sunday for Lake Reamer To Liverprol Steamor To tilasgow Steamer To Haves & London | closing was strong with a large per- Qi Stel fa.Son ow Ta pide Sept.106% 106% 10514 105% | ia Rarhadoes and Demerara: Sergent East.Sunday f Nictocian- \u2018May 24 Grampian, .May25 *Scotian.May 26 centage o substantial Rains, ; ; pid.JOR FR Dec 106% 106% 105% 105% | ss PARIMA.a 2 pm.8th June 5.10 pam.BY except unday for unisian.May 31 *% Pretorian .June 1 * Lake Erie .June 2 side from anoticr large iesue o 1,08ING LETTER.= 4 ; or all information apply to > io Sate Virginian.June 7 Hesperian .June § * Sicilian .June ,9| April railway reports and a highly up} pp Pro AIN Ni Bellean Wy DR Me 73% 13% | QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO, LTD, 645 pm Motor da Sender Tol Corsican.June 14 #Scandinavian .June1§ *lonian.June 1g| timistie interview by an acknowledged s i 1 27 34 25 40 Daihousie Street.Lake Sergent East.; à market leader, the day was de- | & Co.93 St.Peter street.Phone 946 | Dec .62% 63% 62% 62% |p g STOUKING.HONE & RIV Lake g ; First Class : $70, $80, $90 and up.Second Class : $45 and up.Third 1 void of news.As for the railway re- | and 4076.Cats\u2014 : Ticket Ager ET | 1000 p.m\u2014Saturday only for Roberÿ J] (Class : $30.75, $31.25, $32.50, all according to steamer and service.turns, they were not altogether cal| New York, June S\u2014There was a| July.$04 S14 S04 50% ! gents, Quebec.val and Chicoutimi, with *One Class, 11.Cabin Steamers.: culated to inspire confidence.The | decidedly strong stock market to-day, Sept .41% 424 41% 41% peines for Chicoutim.b All steamers equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signal System.financial community especially that | under the influence of short covering, | Dec .+.42% 4 42% 42% Second class tickets wi not © For tickets or further information apply to F.S.Stocking, No.32 St.| element vaguely referred to as the | though no special news developed to Pork\u2014 honored on motor car run on the Q.Louis St, Hone & Rivet, 31 DBuade Street, or Allans, Rae & Co.169! large interests, seemed to evince mare | stimulate the advance.July .IR.62 1R.87 18.62 1R.70 & L.St.J.Ry.; Champlain Street.interest in the forthcoming \u201cmoney | Tt was apparent that the traders Sept .18.72 18.95 18.70 18.85 Tickets on sale at F.8.Stocking\u2019s,.trust\u201d inquiry and conditions abroad | had carefully read the various hailish Lard\u2014 32 St.Louis street.; Hone & Rivet's, = - than in the market iteelf.Private hd- \u2018interviews, motabley that of ND.G, July.10.82 10.00 10.R0 10.87 31 Buade street; Depot Ticket Office, dd PRY TE PIN CRTRPFTFE recy oe.oS IIR vices from London suggest that the Reid, who, upon hic return from the | Sept .11.00 11.07 10.97 1.07, St.Andrew streets _\u2014 = expiration of the month may disclose estern trip, was hubbling over with me WHITE +111 PO ARGESY.TEAMERS \"CANADA BM | an awkward situation at more than | optimism.THE TORONTO | = \u2019 A hb dB | one continestal capital.and precau- The Reid-Moore group was in the PRODUCR EXCHANGE Capt.Jos.Boucher.\u2018 SUMMER 5.RVICE NW IN EFFECT 3 tions to meet emergencies are being forcfrant, expecially Lehigh Valley.| Toronto, June 5.\u2014Quotations are as will sail for Natashquan lt North Montreal and Quebec taken here.crlin wae again in ne-, With the copper shares a close sec-| follows: W : * N t 4 Lives 1 S.S.MEGANTIC JUNE 8 gotiation with our bankers for addi- \"ond, Ontario wheat, No.2 winter, 51.07 | Shore Ports of Call Wednesday.the ° \u2019 Brner SUMMER SAILINGS:\u2014The Shorteat Route to Europe tional gredite fo meet the mid-year | The easier tendency.by the grain {en $1.06c outside.Manitoba wheat, Du pere care, passengers, RI h i & 0 t i une 22; July 20; Aug.il.\u201cJeutenlo, June 13: uly 13; Aug.to «train, but