The Quebec chronicle, 24 juin 1914, mercredi 24 juin 1914

[" _Fo-par's WEATHER, FAIR AND WARM.The Ouebee Chronicle.ESTABLISHED 1764.qu EBEC WELCOMES CAR QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1914.DINAL BECIN B ONE CENT.P.and B.Old English Brewed Ginger Beer THE QUALITY KIND looker, though it was not so con- \u2018WARM SEA BATHING ONE 1ORITTY RUN FROM MONTREAL : apicuous as many other pictures, de- DEEP SEA FISHING FIRST CLASS TRAIN SERVICE, In stone jars $120 perdozen : vices and designs.was a portrait vi REDUCED FARES, the unpretentious little farm house Round Trip Fares from MONTREAL % (40c per dozen allowed on empties) where the man who is now a Prince of NewLondos - $12.00 Fishes [sland - $12.60 | : : the Roman Catholic Church was born Wauch Hil .12.60 Sheltorllasd - 13.80 te On the painting were the simple yet Blockisland - 13.50 | Narvagameet Piece | 14.18 BRAND A.GRENIER, .picture with the pomp and cere- Arrive New London 9.15 ps = 840em Estaolisiied 1882.94-96 St.John Street.Phones 1247-1248 Streets And Listen To Addrisses And mony of the reception to this great y except Susdey man of lowly origin which was tak- Buffet Parlor Cas and Dining Cars (service STEAMER COTHLAND Begin was first ordained in 1855, and Get hendoome à Canada to be created a cardinal and the first.to have gone of the Church of Se.Joseph de Levi which co vain ASHORE ON ROCKS THROUGH CANADA to Rome to be there invested with the highest honor that | PTS, he was barvised and con, Assy ts Cond Tot | the Supreme Pontiff can bestow upon the clergy of his | On the walls were also many ex- MARCUS ALEXE o* : church, made a triumphal entry into the city of his own | Promons of welcome and apprecia- Canadian Panungur Agent Lu ' * tion of the honor rendered to Catho- 123 Be.James &t.MONTREAL 7 ! people yesterday and his own people received him with |lic Quebec.One of which read.\u201cRe.& O S Messages Bring Speedy Assistance and All Hands Are Saved.\u2018AT MONTREAL ON 12th ORGANIZED LABOR Figures Show Increase Over Preceding Year of Nearly 16,000.THIRD ANNUAL REPORT CITY IS EN FETE TO HONOR ARRIVAL Thousands Throng The Cally Beoorated Replies\u2014Beautiful Color Effects His Eminence, Cardinal Begin.the secdpd prelate in the religious enthusiasm and devotion which are typical of the French-Canadians.Quebec, the city which first lit the torch of Christianity in Northern America and sent forth its dauntless priests to spread its light over the continent in the face of unspeakable torture and peril among its barbarian inhabitants, wax all en fete.A civie holiddy had been proclaimed by Mayor Drouin and when the successor of a long line of distinguished and Picture of Birthplace Over the door of the Palace which is close at hand to the monument was a magnificent portrait of His Holiness Pope Pius X.On a balcony on the side which fronts the monument was s handsome portrait of Cardinal Begin bimself, = \\Vhat appesied to the on- eloquent words, \u201cunder this humble roof was born our Pastcr.\u201d As one turned to contrast the subject of the ing place less than a stone's throw away, it made a striking contrast.Other pictures were those of the exterior of the Basilica of Sr.John of Latran.Rome.where Cardinal Unetion of Princes.\u201d Address of Mayor For Quebec.essentially French- Canadian and Catholic, was rejoiced trious successor of Cardinal Faschereau.whose memory it still keeps green.and as the worthy successor of his werk, lt was thus that he was welcomed by Mayor Dzrnuin who assured His Eminence that there were held the Lord Hath Given Him the - to hail in the new Cardinal the illus.YOUR SUMMER VACATION THE SEASHORE & LONG ISLAND SOUND.RESORTS, FIRST-CLASS TRAIN SERVICE Louve Montreal 1831 am.| 1t735pm a le carte) on Day Trains.Broiler Buffet Sleeping Cars on Night Trains :: 2 > BEST SERVICE ARRANGED YET 2 Jt Is Feared That the Vessel [International | Organizations| \u201caintly men put step on the King's \\Vharf on landing |rathered together to meet him bot : .\" .è 0 those of is own diocese u will Prove a Total| Have Large Majority Over from the Lady Grey.he was greeted by multitudes that ne their fellow citizens of all races | TOS FOR * IR 1 Wreck.Other B thronged every point of vantage on the cliffs of the quaint and religious beliefs, al of phon: A U H t jes.> ; verse oo ., x ad learnt to appreciate his er Bodies.old town.The long Dufferin Terrace was packed, | qualities and the results of his work.| BY DAY OR HOUR .| All recognized, ;aid the Mayor, that ; ps Sclity, Erg, June 23\u2014The Hcigian steamer Gothland, from Montreal for Rotterdam laden with grain, struck Grim Rocks, near Bishop Lighthouse, off Scilly Islands, in a dense fog this afternoon.Wireless messages .for assistance epeedily brought to the aid of the Gothland the steamer Lyonnesse from Penzance, two life boats fram St.Mary's and the steamers Apcarius and Montezuma from Rirsrd Head The Gothland was badly damaged .and all attempts to launch boats proved hazardous, owing to the heavy ses that swept over the reef.The first boat fell from the davits into the sea and was smashed.The occupants of the boat were thrown into the water, but fortunately a St.Mary's lifeboat was nearty and rescued all of them, although a stewardess was nearly drowned.A second boat was swung nut, hat with no better success.Eventuall: all the passengers, numbering 130 emigrants, and 86 of the crew, were safely transferred to the Lynnnessr and landed at Hugh Town, St.Mary's Island, The Gothland, it is feared, prove 8 total wreck.The Jothland belangs to the Red Star line but is under charter tn the Canadian line She left Montrea: \"Jume 12th COOROORA00000000 will HILLCREST MINERS ASK INVESTIGATION Hillerest, AIM.June 23\u2014The United Mine Workers of this district have wired Premier Sifton, urging him to appoint à special commission to investigate the matter nf the recent explosion here.and that the entmmission act immediately and independent nf the coroner's jury.ANOCAOCOQANONO0O0 DOGQOOGO0GOODONCS BUCKHORN WINS BROOKLYN HANDICAP Canadian Owned Horse Takes The American Turf Classic New York, June 23\u2014The twenty- sixth running of the Bronkiyn Handieap.at one mile and a quarter.was transferred to the Queen's County Jockey Club's track at Aqueduct, Long Island, tnday.and the even: which is one of the classies of the American turf, vas won by the five ear old hay horse Buckharn, earry- ing 113 pounds and piloted by Jockey MeCahey.\u2019 The winner, which i« Whitney.hred hy Broomstick out of Thirty Third, is nwned by the wesithy Camadian turd patron, R.1.MacKenzie and trained by J.D.Adkins.KILMA 2600600000 OOOO \u201cSSJOHNNIE WALKER\u201d SCOTCH WHISKY Ottawa, June 2Z3\u2014The third annual report on labor organization in Canada, eovering the year 1913, has been issued By the Department of Labor.At the close of 1913 the strength of organised labor in Canada stond apr] proximately at 176.000, an increase of nearly 16,000 over the figures at the close of 1912.The estimated membership for each \u201cthree years during which repor.nn organized labor in Canada bave been issued has been as follows: 1011, 133,132; 175,799.Of the total numerical strength of organized labor for 1913, the membership nwing allegiance to international organizations reached the large proportions of 149.577, leaving for all ofher orpanised bodies a memirership 1912, 160120; 1913, BUTTE MINERS ATTACK UNION HALL FUSILLADE BY DEPUTY SHERIFF8 KILLS ONE, WOUNDS TWO.Rutte.Mont.Jupne 23\u2014Violence .broke nut anew tonight in the struggle between factions of the Butte Miners Union and three men were shot, nine nf them being killed, by the fusillade fired by deputy sheriffs in clearing Union Hall.An attempt has been made to dynamite the Miners Hall, but the charge failed to do any great amount of dariage.\u2018The explosion could be heard ior blocks.Armed men proceeded to the Stewart Mine and boldly carried down hoxes of dynamite in the at:zmpt to blow up the hall, but the guns of deputies prevented effeciive placing of the charge.Charles H.Meyer, preidesnt nf the Western Federaiion of Miners, and other officers of the union, who were to address a peace meeting in the hall, fled through the rear door of the auditorium when the shooting began.They are said to have left the vity for fear of attacks by the seced- ers from the Miners Union, who several days ago revolted against special assessments for the Michigan copper mine strikers and the use of the card system.RN OCK crowds of eager spectators lined the Ramparts, and stood in serried masses along the route of the procession and in the square between the Cardinal's Palace and the Laval Monument.where the official weicome took place and where a purse of $10,000 was preacited by the citizens to His Eminence.Tr Te TRAIN ARRIVED LATE Although the arrival at Levis.the neighhoring parish to his birthplate, was supposed to be scheduled for two o'clock it was not until well after three o'clock that the train bearing Cardinal Begin steamed into the gaily decorated platform where an immense throng was waiting.Here the returned (\u2018ardinal was greeted hy Pro- Mayor Veillenx who read a congratulatory address of welcome.referring to the fact that His Eminence had passed his vouth in that neighborhood.After replying.(\u2018ardinal Begin, who had been met hy a large number of bishops and others of his clergy, was escorted to the government steamer, the Lady Grey, and brought over to Quebec.An interesting feature of the passage was the escort provided by a large number of the yachts and hoats of the Quehec Yacht Cluh.At.the King's Wharf, which had alto heen handsomely decorated for the occasion, the Cardinal was met by Captain Bullen.A.D.C.the representative of the Governor-General.Captain Bullen read a message of greetings from His Royal Highness who expressed his gladness at the signal honor which had been conferred upon His Eminence.Others there to greet him were the Lientenant-Governor, Sir Francois Langelier, with Captain Pelletier, A.D.C.: Hon.L.I\".Pelletier.Hon, C.J.Doherty and some of the Federal members, Premier Gouin and his cabinet.Mr.J.M.Tellier.Teader of the Provincial Opposition.Mayor Drouin and the city alder- nen and many other persons of prominence.A noticeable figure was that of Sir Wilfrid Laurier.It was not till five o'clock that His Eminence reached the Laval Monument with bands playing and the people cheering and there descended from his carriage and mounted the steps leading to the dais which had heen speially prepared for him under the shadow of the monument of the saintly and ascetic Laval, the tirst Bishop of Canada.A BEAUTIFUL SCENE It was an ideal day for the event and the scene around the monument was almost beautiful beyond description.Under the monument a scarlet throne hail been erected and to this Hix Eminence ascended in his scarlet robes and skull cap.He was surrounded by a group of bishops whore puinle xaxhes showed a touch of color to the black-gowned priest« nearby.Below him sat the men most prominent in the social and political life of the Dominion.On the steps leading up to the throne were à number of pages dresse in gorgeous cloaks and knee breeches and wearing wigs with handsomely plumel hats, Lining the passage that was, with difficulty, kept free for the carriages to pass were the smartly uniformed cadets and the Papal Zouaves with their bayonets fixed.Everywhere there was a riot of color with the papal yellow and white predominating.Bunting brightened the buildings on every side, hannera and flags of every description floated from poles that seemed omnipresent, or streamed across the streets, Ar they awayed this way and that with the breeze, they presented a color effect such is as rarely seen.Nor was this wealth of color lacking in the crowd The French-Canadians\u2019 love of bright hues were here illustrated to the full.For it was a national fete for the French-Canadians.Tt was essentially their day, this supreme honor was conferred upon the recipient as the well-de- served personal reward of a lif + time of devotinn to church and country.But.knowing the modesty of Hic .minence and his.reluctance far honor, they would in accordance with his wishes give a part of the glory to this truly nations] episcopacy to the Church of Quebec, to its intensely patriotic clergy who had done so much for the foundation, for the development and the progress of their cherished Canada.As Joan of Arc had «aid of her standard, \u201cit had known hardship: it was, therefore, fitting that it should know honor.\u201d so it might be said of the Canadian Church.of its clergy and all who had been honored in the perton of the new Cardinal by the royal act of the supreme Pontiff.that they tan, had known hardship and \u2018t was right that they should know honor.Mayor Drouin spoke warmly of the theological learning of the distinguished prelate, of the works which had come from his pen, of his work for the education of French-Canadian youth.At all times his devotion and his sacrifices had been crowned with «uccess and rich with the most enn- soling blessings.As a hishap he had eaurageously mounted guard around the Catholic schools, had given a vig- nrous impulse to ecciesiastical study.etimulated the piety nf his clergy and made the desert ta blossom with rich parishes.A Prince of Peace When industrial troubles had arisen in the Ancient Capital.said Mayor Drouin, he rad truiy played the evangelical role of \u201cPrince of Peace\u201d with prudence and a spirit of justice that had been universally admired.\u201cAnd.\u201d «aid the Mayor.\u201cfor as sitivens of Quebec.it is with a peculiar enthusiasm that we address ta you the thrilling acclamation that of old was given hy the masses to the trinvmohant warriors in the streets and public squares of ancient Romei that you have heard resounding to vour honor under the sanarnus vaults nf the Consietory: \u201cAd Multoe An.Inns\u201d may you live long for the wet- \"fare of the Chuech and the glory ni + Canada.Cardinal's Modest Reply of the Church.in French Canada replied to his children.Hie elevation tn the dignity of the cardinalate had.he said, been to him a source of con- ealation.He wae rejoiced at it.not «0 much for himseli as for those under hie care.lt wae, he considered, not anly an encouragement given to labore that at times had been hard and painful and a lightemtxg J heavy and at times.disquieting reaponsibili.ties, hut alse the piedge of more his dincese.Quebec's Plous T.aditions It was.Hie Bminence emphasized.the fact that the Holy See in crowning this episcopal city with honor had desired to coneecrate its pinus traditions afresh.Quebec was the cradle of the French race in Canada, Always, and above all in periods of the greatest peril, it had protected its interests.Ita vigorous sons had been the first pioneers to blaze the trail of all legitimate progress.Quebec it was that had heen the firm to light the torch of faith on the banks of the St.Lawrence, the torch that tone the rejoicing was general \\ (Contiaued pa Page Throng: | Humbly and briefly the new Prince | ahundant hlestings for all those oi, | Driven By Experienced Chauffeurs.Adolphe Dombrowski; J 57-59 Boulevard La \u2014 PHONE 256g\u2014 All Kinds of CARDS, Etc, Etc > Everything for the Tourist, at: JOHN E.WALSH\u2019S Reg\u2019d, 11 ST.JOHN STREET ¢ SOUVENIRS OF QUEBEC, STERLING SILVER BROOCHER, * SPOONS.BUCKLES, | Etc.; BURNT LEATHER and INDIAN WORKED ARTICLES:,:§ CHINA NICKNACKS: VIEW BOOKS: GUIDEBOOKS; POST 43 VALIQUET\u2019S RESTAURANT Formerly of Boston t 19 Fabrique St, Opposite City Hall Steaks, Chops, Rolls and Coffee Our Own Farm Milk Cream Butter!\u2019 and Eggs PHONE 1526 JUST RECEIVED Fresh Crop BRAZIL.NUTS 20c per lb.P.G.COPEMAN, GROCER 135 St John St.Phone 693 ee eee ee THE QUEBLu CHRONICLE __ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1914.me \u2014 an DS ITR mn => == \u2014 = \\ Mr.J.A.Hamel, our shoe buyer, uffers thesc special values to clear certain lines of goods.Ladies\u2019 patent leather and tan or black calf Pumps; sizes 2 1.3 to 6.Just the shoes that are with reversible collars, others with double cuffs nesded at this time of the year.Sele Price, a and separate collars.Values $1.35 to $2.50.LIiMITEDe pair .seu eee erases .81.79 and 42,19 Bises 14 1018.Sale Price .896 | Betall Division, 157-178 St.Joseph Street.Our Buyers\u2019 Clearance Sale Is till Going On A Short-Time Special in Dress Goods \u2018Bargains in Travelling Goods We have some éxtra special values in Leather Bags, Suitcases, ete.Here are one or twa From 2.00 to 8.00 P.-M.W e dn es d ay Only.examples o pu ou Baskets made of Japanese Straw with two brass brackets, and swing handles; bound in leatherette, \u201cCe \u201cOur.Dress Goods buyer, \u2018Mr.Jd.A.tine size Ce see eed et eran, .25e .nest, is going to\u2019 provide the sensation | | ire in vai a of the day for Wednesday.This is a Sale |-___\u201c\"\" \"7\" Dee es i of Odd Lots of Fashionable Dress Goods in June Lingerie Sale light Summer weight, and in desirable Only those prople who patronize our Whitewear Department during this season, have any idea of the extraordinary values which we colors, including black.offer.\u201cSeeing is believing.\u201d\u2019 You have only to see our values in order These Fabrics were formerly priced to decide on buying your Lingerie here.+, oo : Ladies\u2019 (*hemises made in plain Ladies Corset Covers made of at 30c to 50c a yard.On Sale Wed- style, and trimmed with narrow nice lawn, with yoke of fine lace, desday between 2and3P M at, peryd 15C embroidery, Price .T3: and trimmed with pink ribbon.° VL.; ; ._ \u2018Sale Price, each .98e .Ladies\u2019 Chemises made plain, Lo, | - 7 with voke of nice embroidery, fin- - Tædies\u201d Tea Aprons made of nice ment is determined to take & good part in this clearanes Sale, and comes forward with the fol- * lowing offer.Men's Negligee shirts in fine quality, some The buyer of our Men's Furnishing Depart.| .Oilcloths, Curtains, Ete Bargains in Gloves hed with pale blue ribbon.Sale JE ani pocket fnishel prion re Tastre for Applique Curtains, meuler hs a vd fo | Mr.J.0.Lepage.our glove huyer, has the following special offers Tadion\" Chemises, made of fine me ribbon bam Sale Price.fi Shot: Marquisette for curtains, 53 inches wide, regular se a yd to make for Wednesday's selling.ne inh rind yoke ried materials and beautiful \u201cembroidery English, Shadow Cretobne, 54 inches wide, regular £3.50 a py Ladiew\u2019 colored silk gloves.with twn snap buttons.Régular 50e Ladies\u2019 plain Chetrises, ith irmmne Sale Pricey 49 to 9.48 LOP hme series ere ee eee treats 4290 | and 75+ values.Sale Price, 8 pairi.At.2c | Tound sok of dace and Suis Underakirts of fine lawn trimm.- ed with-wide smhroidery and inser (ryors of nice tion.Length 38 inches.Sale Pricelawn, trimmed with wide insertion LL $2.19 English Cretonne, 5t-inches wide, regular $1.60 3 yd, for.$119 | Lor Lisl Gl t 50 and 7 1 \u2018sal P oo Casement Net.50 inches wide.Sale Price, a yd.«.0.29] - ng Tale Gloves.re ae Fae values.Sale Price, a pair Ladies\" Corset Also, hig reductions on fifty other patterns of-cretonnes, sateens, | °°° 11 °°°\" cosseteres es : \u2019 .shbon.Sale Prier.69: \"Children s serims, bongalow nets; plush for curtains, tapestries, Moscow cloth, |, .Ladle ad Silk Net Gloves, | in various colors.Se Price, à pair.23c and pale bine ribbon.Sale Price Children\u2019s Dresses of all em- -and Répp: also.on odd pairs of curtains.\u2018 Ladies\u2019 Corset Covers -mada braidery, made with long waist, : ith square ¥oke and round collar.In Qilclothg.we will clear a lot of remnants.consisting of squares\u2019} \"+ Guipere Tnserrions i in ecru shade; black.and.faney braids ofall | plain with two rows of lase, timm- with sq of -oileloth and inlaid linolenm, all in pieces size 3.x 3 feet.and.worth \u2018idée; fancy headed\u201d nats, \u2018of different colors: sil fancy \u201ctrimmings a Aer with white non \u201cwith pink riba.Sale \u2018op \u2018to 60e a 3 yard, toclear at .coooiiiiiiii 29e |.in many eolors-and hanes all being cleared at a per cent discpunt.- ne voue \" SSS AUT SIR SII SI RS mou cor 1 x ; ; ie a ST à Choice Lots for Sale.B New Novel CLIMPSES OF OLD OUEBECL_ Térle Ave POISONOUS MAICHES : ROUSNEVER KNOW YOUR LUCK\u201d.| by Sir Gilbert Parker : \u201c 4 ; Cormer Maple Avenue and Fraser: In less than two years it will be unlawful to b In-*You Never Know Your Luck,\u201d Gilbert Parker returne to.From.the Files of The CHRONICLE, June, 1884, and 1914, [iY feet, near Parc.(Only corner ous white prosphorous matches uy of to use poison._ Canedmior his romance and Sot since \"The Right of Way\u201d has he ma) Cre © ! Near corner Maple Avenue and st.re 20e CD De aoa d auxfteen son fine a book as this.This book is the story of big impulses Cyrille, 25x130 feet.\u201cEverybody should begin to use EEE ae VRS Mes ee] CE | Tuo lots on Fraser ee, 229 Ce y's Non-Poisonous H.F.KIMBALL, ACD TODAY: | AGO TODAY CHAS.DELAGRAVE, \u201cSesqui\u201d Matches Bookseller and Stationer, Cook Tet, Gt 148 ST, JOHN STREET.AND THUS SECURE SAFETY IN THE HOME - Cruce -Dignus\u2014Epitaph.St.Jean Baptiste, In these columns 100 years ago, ap- A helt in 51 Saveur ye.ne Mase | : was in St, Sauveur yesterday, pee the following Epitaph to Nal years ago.in honor of the festival nf N | | poléon Bonaparte, at Elba: .- | 8 Jean Rap: te, Several hundreds Underneath this dunghill, is all that | of pebple left hy*bost yesterday afters remains of à mighty conqueror, , Na | po mn and by rdil last night to take 118 HEREBY given that the Pier at 1 part in the celehration today in Mont- | poleon Bonaparte, who with inflexible real, The Papal Zouaves, in costume, ! the mouth of the Cap Rouge River is cruelty of heart, and unexampled de.| marched to the station last night | submerged, as well as the other deep pravity of mind, was permitted to prior tn their Heparture, headed hy ne Be ar ry to last IRISH LINEN COLLARS scourage the \u2018earth, for a time.the band of the Union Musicale, and, The position of the Pier at the mouth \u201cWith, all the horrors of war, ton carrying torches.They called for | of the Cap Rouge River is as hefeto- and ignorant, and incapablé to da good to] J1ge Chauveay, president of the fore, shown by a flat Buoy by day.Aertex Cellylar and Cotella Shirts; mankind; the whale forte nf his mind | Quebec.Society, \u201cand Ald.Rheaume, | nd a White Light-by-might, and thé Aertex Cellular Undervests; wis Employed In opprégiing the freak | CX:Pres} ident.and those, gentlemen ac: position, of the deep water Pier.re- Aertex Cellular Short Drawers; and plundering the industri~us.= He companied, them : cently \u2018taken af the end of the long Aertex Cellular Long Drawers; ; = was equally detested by all; his ene- | .\u2014.wharf is in a straight line with the \u2026- Il la Co g.A cas mies he butchered in \u2018cold land; and.| Personal said flat Buoy and about 600 feet to| Aertex Cellular Combinations; A fruu.clees on er.defak.for the.warm weather, fearing Jo leavs incomplete the cata: | Ar this time, thirty years aan, the the west.WA.KINGSLAND.' .PYJAMA SUITS none.ogue of his crimes, ts friends Sharehaldei says it is reported: that .r ination Shirefn desea of quart bottles, for.AE >.43.00 rewarded with a paisaned chalice.the Hon Thome etree \u201cA pont, 19xxtt - Agent.Silk Shirts, Taffeta Shirts, the Unit Comb He was an Epitome if all that was! and fav arably knawn, nm anly in : SEE OUR WINDOW: DISPLAY GEORGE PATRY, vicinus in the worst of tyrants.He! Quebee where he Tepresented Quebec .STORE OPEN EVENINGS possessed their cruelsy nut their \\Ve: William Hunterof Parley Lodge, Croydon.Eng., and five sons and two daughters were dorn of the union.Bishop's College Degree.Among the degrees which have been conferred upon His Lordship is that of Honorary D.D., by the University of Bishop's College at Lennoxville, in 1893.He was also given the degree of D.C.L.hy the same institution of which he was vice-pres- ident om 1892 to 1906, when he was elected president.A number of publications have tome from the pen of His Lordship, including.\u201cHelps by the Way\u201d: \u201cOur Church Manuel.\u201d \u201cHoly Thoughts for Quiet Moments.\u201d and \u201cDur Only Hope.\u201d The main subject which the Bishop dealt with in lis charge at Lennoxville yesterday.was that of Christian Unity, and in concluding he spoke as follows: \"And now, my reverend brethren, having delivered myself of these thoughts on the subject: of Christian Unity and as to how we must earnest ty eontend for the Faith and maintain unimpaired the precious heritage, which God in His love has bestowed upon us, and having appealed to you all.irrespective of your particular views and opinions.to uphold the honor and traditions of our heloved Diocese, T have one more thing to say to you before ! close.The re.{ation of a Father in God to His Sons in the Faith.the Priests of his Dio- \u2018cese, is à very sacred hond, but like every other relationship upon earth, the period of its exercise must draw to a close and 1 desire that you shall hear from my own lips that T have decided after most earnest prayer and due deliberation to lay aside the cares of my sacred office and to retire into private life for so long as our Heav-: enly Father shall choose to extend my days upon earth, The exact date which T have chosen for my resignation to take effect is the Holy Festival of All Saints\u2019 Day, November Ist, and up to that time 1 shall be prepared to fulfil according to my power.any Appointments or engagements that may be asked for.1 have labored in this Diocese, since the time that the Synod did me the honor in God's providence of calling me to be your Bishop.for twenty-two years, and 1 can truthfully say they have been for the most part very happy years of my life.T have loved my work amongst you, and have been permitted by Almighty God to see the fruits of my labors far beyond my deserts.1 shall always treasure in my heart the loyalty and love of you.my Sons in the Faith, as well as of many, who have gone to their happy rest.It will be my earnest prayer, that, when the right time comes to elect my successor, the Synod of this Diosese will be rightly guided TWO ARRESTS WERE MADE YESTERDAY PLAIN CLOTHES MEN CAPTURE ALLEGED PICKPOCKETS AT THE PALAIS.Two individuals, on the charge of being pickpockets, were arrested at the foot of the trestle lading to Palace Hill yesterday afternoon by tw: plain clothes men, Lacasse and Beaudoin, of the municipal police force, who had been stat'oied there by Detective Walsh.The accused thieves were lodged in cells at the Central Police Station and will likely be brought before the Court of Sessions as was another light-fingered individual giving his name as Arthur Williams.Williams was caught openly endeavoring to pick the pockets of a man bosrding an I.C.R.train at Levis by Special I.C, R.Constable Walter Moore.In the Court of Sessions vesterday afternoon, Williams, who claims to have come from the States, was admitted to $40) bail by Judge Langelier.by God the Holy Spirit to make a wise choice.and that the abundant blessing of God will rest upon your new leader No one knows better than myself the immense demands of every kind that are made \u2018pon its Bishop by a Diocese of so vast extent as this one; it is God\u2019s grace alone that enables man to accomplish what is necessary.It is, therefore, with humble gratitude to the Giver of all good things that I make this announcement of my resignation, for that He will have enabled me His unworthy servant to fulfil my Office as a Bishop of His Holy Church for more than twenty-two years.To Him, therefore, let all the glory be ascribed, through Jesus Christ our Lord.\u201d DEATH AND HAVOC BY TORNADO Sioux Falls, S.D., June 23.-~Nine persons were killed and forty injured some fatally, and 300 Luildings destroyed by a tornado \u2018which swept through Watertown, S.D., tonight.according to information received here.PARIS PCSTMEN MAKE TROUBLE.Paris.June 24\u2014For several hours last night.600 angry postmen were in possession of the Central Post Office.and prevented the mocvement of all incoming and outgoing mails.The trouble arose over the refusal of the Senate yesterday afttrnoon to include in the postal budget certain increased allowances, in favor of which there has been a strong agitation for some time post.REPORT CAPTURE , OF DURAZZO Paris, June 23\u2014\u201cccording to à report received here touight, the At- Tred a banian insurgents today captured Durazzo hy storm.No Confirmation London, June 23\u2014No confirmation is obtainable here of the report in circulation in Paris thsi Durazzo has heen captured by the Albanian rebels but according to despatches from Vienna, the rebels have taken Elbassan, sixty-four miles south-east of Scutari, and are threatening the towns of Aviona, Berat and Fierilooopoooossangeos MEDIATGRS EXPECT PROTOCOLS SOON, Niagara Falls, Ont, June Plans were completed today hy the mediators for the signing within a day or two of all protocols in the peace plan which relates to the international differences between the United States and Mexico, with the exception of the plank giving the composition and personnel of the new provisional government.dOCOCHGOLOAGOS CHURCH AND PARLOR HARMONIUMS AT A REDUCTION.Many fine Harmoniums for church and parlor for ssle at 8 great reduction and at easy terms of payment, Store open: every evening, LAVIGUEUR & HUTCHISON, SGERQGAOOORO0COOR00 daoctacaasaogau SOOO a 2 81-83-85 St., In23x3 - .Joseph Street QUEBEC WE : QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1914.BEGIN BACK FROM ROME Sr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 (Continued from Page One) had proved a shining light of civilization.From the cradle of New France had gone forth the Intrepid missionaries to carry the gospel to Acadia, to the regions of the Great Lakes and the West, to Illinois and the whole of the immeasurable valley of the Mississippi.It was the church of Quebec that was the mother of alt the churches which today, formed the brightest ornament of their country and sparkled joyously in its crown of glory.National Righteousness Taking up the theme that right- cousness exalteth a nation, His Eminence laid stress on the fact that only the sentiment of religiun based upon the doctrine of the Saviour sowed and maintained in the womb of peoples the germs and guarantees of immortality, If she French-Canadian race in spite of all its struggles and trials had been enabled to increase and flourish, \u2018its influence was spreading more widely over this new continent, it was because it had been impregnated with Cathclic picty, There was but one danger to fear.That was that ic might weaken in that Christianity which had hitherto been its mainstay and had assured it a glorious past, which had been sown with many brilliant victories.Cardinal's Programme \u201cFor my part,\u201d said Cardinal Begin, \u201cI propose to Le more faithful than ever to the programme which 1 enunciated so recently in the august assembly of the Consistory.The higher the honor which is conferred upon me the more do I understand the duty which devolves upon me; holiness of life, a greater zeal for the salvation of souls, both in the ministration oi souls and in the duty of grave problems or in the accomplishment of various charges relative to the government of the Universal Church.\u201d In conclusion, His Eminence advised his hearers that this particular proof of kindness which had just been given them by their beloved Pontiff must ever be a powerful motive to bind them closer to Rome.They must ever keep their eyes turned tu wards thiz everlasting beacon, the only one that no power created could extinguish or obscure.ARRIVAL AT LEVIS Text of Addresees Delivered During the Afternoon His Eminence Cardinal Louis Nazaire Begin, accompanied by Mgr.Laflamme, arrived at Levis from New York shortly after three o'clock yesterday afternoon.At the brilliantly decorated station, he was met hy Pro- Mayor Leon Veilleux, the aldermen of Levis, the members of the local and outside clergy, and several thousand eager people.After much hearty handshaking and the presentation of respects, the Cardinal was conducted along an aisle to a hardsomely adorned platform, situated on the south end of the wharf, on which a covered throne had been previously erected.The Zouaves of Quebec formed a guard of honor.The Cardinal oceu- pied the throne chair, while to his right sat Mgr.Roy.and to his left.the Pro-Mayor of Levis, Lean Veilleux.About and around sat the members of the clergy and the prominent personages of Levis.In the absence of Mayor Bernier in Europe, Pro-Mayor Veilleux read the following touching address of welcome to His Eminence: Address to Cardinal by Mayor of Levis.Your Eminence,\u2014It is the privilege of the people of Levis, amongst whom you were born, to be the first to welcome you on' your return from the Eternal City.To them, first of all comes the honor of expressing their sincere relig- fous affection and homage.When the news of your elevation to the rank of Cardinal was first spread abroad.there was no place on the St, Lawrence, nay, nor in the whole world, where there was more sincere ioy and rejoicing than in this town of Levis.Your elevation certainly reflected great honor to the archepiscopal See of Quebec, but allow me to tell you that Levis could not restarin certain legitimate feelings of pride.when it was announced that one of her he.loved sons had been so greatly honored.: There are probably few in this crowd which surges round Your Eminence, and few in this population who remember your early days, but there are many who have followed your career from afar, in history, through your sacredotal and episcopal careers.They know that on the foundation of the knowledge obtained in the primary schols of Levis and 8t.Michel.you later followed a course at the Seminarty of Quebec, which was crowned with great success.: In 1863, word came of your departure for the Eternal City to study theolegy at the Gregorian College, and later in June, 1865, came the glad tidings of your consecration ss a bishop in the church of St.John Lateran.On your return to your heloved Quebue in 1868, there flowed from your pen the Immortal works, \u201cThe Supremacy and Infalibility of the Sovereign Pontiff,\u201d \u201cThe Holy Scripture and the Rule of Life,\u201d \u201cCatholic Worship,\u201d and the \u201cCatechism of Coniroversy,\u201d all results of your stud- ier in Rome.In 1884 Your Eminence was named one of the directors of the Normal School of Quebec, which post you filled during a number of years with wonderful ability.In 1888, Rome chose you as successor to the much lamented Mgr.Dominic Racine, as second bishop of Chicoutimi.The people of that Diocese will always remember you as an able administrator and devoted pastor.In 1891, Your Eminence was called to Rome to be the assistant of Cardinal Taschereau, of pius and illustrious memory.From that time and for over a quarter of a century you have watched with wnsderful foresight and indefatigable devotion over the progress of the Church in the territory confided to your care.\u2018As a successor to Laval, Plessis, and Taschereau, you filled the post of Archbishop of Quebec with the truest of apostoiic qualities; under your care and guidance, Catholic social works of the most useful nature have been started and have flourished.You opened the doors of the diocese to religious communities driven from other lands by persecution.As the friend of the workingman, you have shared his troubles and soothed his sufferings by your paternal interest in his well-being.You have fostered the good-will between the employer and the employed, and have always had their respective ity terests and obligations at heart.In clothing you pin the scarlet of the Cardinalate, the Holy See wished to crown a career which both in the priesthood and in the episcopate has been a most wonderful one for the Canadian Church.The Holy Father also, doubtless, wished to honor ghe Church of our land, especially the archbishopric of Quebec, from vhence.neatly three hundred years ago, missionaries went forth to preach the truth of Christ to the uncivilized regions of the American Continent.Let us then be permitted to extend to Your Eminence the first welcome and acclamations which are to be yours on this the day of your return to your people.With heart and soul we enter into the thoughts of your Auxiliary when he said.speaking of you that: \u201cThe Roman purple is casting a new glow of splendor on your career.already so long, and so well accomplithed was going to show up in strong relief the merits which your modesty would keep in the dark, and the works which you have done for the welfare of souls and the glory of the Church.Long life to His Holiness, Pope Pius X.Long life to Your Eminence.THE CI7JZENS OF LEVIS, At the conclusion of Pro-Mayor Veilleux\u2019s address, Cardinal Begin responded the following most befitting terms: The Cardinal's Reply at Levis Mr.Mayor, my dear citizens of Levis: \u2014 \u201cYou are glad you say in the heau- tiful address with which you have just presented me, that the town of Levis should he the first to greet me, and congratulate me on the great honor which has just been conferred on me by the Holy Father.1 may tell you with equa! sincerity that I am rejoiced that it is my native town that is the first to welcome me in my diocese and my country.\u201cLeaving my personality out of the question the people of Levis have good cause to rejoice on account of the calling of one of their fellows to a seat in the Sacred College of Cardinals, the Supreme Council of the Church.[ft it was a pleasure tn mee to state before the greatest assembly that there is on this earth in the most solemn moment of my life, that it was the fidelity and attachment of the people of Quebec to the Catholic religion which had drawn the attention of the Holy Father te me and had won me the honor 1 was about to receive, you may rest assured that my fellow-citizens of Levis were not far from my mind, for as far as religion is concerned you are wm.surpassed by any of the faithful of the diocese.These are the proofs of your piety, these beautiful religious institutions, which crown the heights of Levis: this renowned college which has, for so long furnished the chureh with illustrious priests and the Canadian nation with well-educated reti- gious citizens.and these beautiful convents which offer hospitality to women who wish to serve God in the perfect life, or to devote themselves to great works of education and charity, If then, the town of Levis rejoices today because one of her sons has heen honored, that son himself re.Joices to see the spirit of religious fervor which continues to animate his fellow-men.In the course of the long span of life which the Lord has graciously accorded me the population of Levis has been renovated and there are few bars present yho were LCOMES CARDINAL the companions of my childhood and youth, ,; How many of the friends I had in your midst have left this life for a better world, but, thank God, the Christian spirit, and the high standard of respectability and morals remain immoral in this population.\u201cAnd now that 1 have the opportunity 1 wish to thank you for the energy you have displayed in the campaign of temperance and social reform which I have started in the diocese, and for which Divine Providence slone will be able to recompense you \u201cOur whole country may well rejoice that, despite its comparatively unimportant position in the world, the Holy Father, in his goodness, has for the second time deigned to honor it with a representative in the council which surrounds him and assists him in the governing of the Church.Heaven grant that the Canadian nation may always be a source of consolation to the heart of our Pope.It is clear that such a signal\u2019 honor from the Holy See must be responded to by our people with proportional gratitude.Already, on the first day of his proclamation, your new Cardinal made a solemn promise to be faithful to the Church and to the Truth, even, if necessary, to the shedding of blood.It is now: Canadian people more than evèr your duty to sce that the principles of justice and righteousness are instilled into legislation and politics.You, O French Canadian people, who have hitherto been the faithful children of the Church must forever preserve the traditions of faith and religious practices.It is your duty my beloved diocese of Quebec to justify and maintain your reputation of faithful allegiance to the Holy See, lively faith, charity, zeal for education and devotion to good works.And as for you, my dear native parish of Levis, I shall drain the depths of my heart if I wish that you may continue to remain, with the grace of God, the peart of this great diocese, a title which you have right- fuily merited by your past history.Presented With Bouquets His Eminence was also presented with an address by the scholars present and with two beautiful bouquets of flowers by two pretty little girls.Cardinal Begin, followed by all those present, was then conducted to the C.G.S.Lady Grey, which served to bring the Cardinal across to Quebec.As the Lady Grey, decorated with multi-colored flags, slowly left the whar\u2019 the Zouave band prettily rendered \u201cO Canada\u201d and several other selections.The ship bearing the Cardinal was followed by the brilliantly decorated S.8.Colomb and some fifteen yachts belonging to the members of the Quebec Yacht Club.As the Lady Grey approached the Quebec wharf the whistles of the different boats blew and the different bands rendered beautiful selections, terminating the brilliant reception and welcome to Cardinal Begin at Levis, his birth-place.Welcomed on King's Whar Among those who accompanied His Eminence on the Lady Grey were:~.The Lieutenant-Governor, Sir Irancois Langelier, Mgr.Roy, Hons.L.P.Pelletier, Doherty, Nantel, Chief Justice Lemieux and others.On arrival at the King's Wharf, the Cardina! was officially received by the representatives of the Governor-Gen- \"eral, Capt.Buller.A.D.C., and His Worship, Mayor Drouin.~~ Among others present were: Mgr.Marois.Vicar-General.Premier Gouin.Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Commander Tweedie and Capt.Watson of the H.M.S.Essex, Mr.Chouinard.City Clerk.Mr.Malouin, Assistant City Clerk and Cure Leberge.the secretary of the Archbishop's Palace.Captain H.C.Buller.ADC.to H.R.H, the Governor-General welcomed His Eminence on the King's Wharf in the following words: \u201cOn behalf of H.R.H.the Govern- or-General 1 welcome you on your arrival in Quebec and reiterate His the signal honor that has becn conferred on you.\u201d List of Ihvited Guests His Excellency Mgr.Stagni, Apostolie Delcgate.Bishops: Blais, of Rimouski; Emard \u2018of Valleyfield: Labrecque, of Chicou- !timi: Larocque, of Sherbrooke; Brulottetown, P.E.l.; McNally, of Calgary; O'Brien, of Peterborough; For- Vicar of the Gulf of St.Lawrence, (Point aux Esquimaux); Latluippe, Apostolic Vicar of Temiscaming, (Haileybury): Roy, Auxiliary Bishop hop of Montreal: His Rev.Father Dom Pacome.Abbe of Oka.Vicar-Generals: Mgr.Marois, Quebee: Mgr.Paquet, Quebec: Mgr.Routhier, Ottawa: Mgr.Langis, Rimouski: Mgr.Allard.Valleyfield; \"Mgr Lapointe, Chicoutimi: Mgr.Baril.Three Rivers; Mgr.Guertin, St.Hyacinthe.Prelates: Mgr.Chs.Guay, P.A.: Mgr.A.Gosselin, Rector Laval University: Mgr.Tetu, Quebec: Mgr.Douville, Nicolet: Mgr.C.O.Gagnon, Quebec: Mgr.Belley, 8t.Felicien Mgr.Bolduc, Rimouski: Mgr.Rouleau Normal School, Quebec: Mgr.Gerin- Lajoie, Three Rivers: Mgr.Gosselin, Levis: Mgr.Tanguay.Abbes: L.Lindsay, A.Huard, J.Laberge, H.Raymond.His Honer the Lieutenant-Govern- or of the Province of Quebec.Federal Ministers: Hons.L.P.Pelletier, Prstmaster-General: C.J.Doherty, Minister of Justice: W.B.Nantel, Minister of Inland Revenue and Mines; P.Landry, President of the Senate.Chief Justice F.X.Lemieux.(Continued on Page Seven) Royal Highness's congratulations on | nault, of Nicolet; O'Leary, of Charbes.of Joliette: Blanche , Apostolicof Quebec; Gauthier, Auxiliary Bis.* IMPOSSIBLE TO RAISE \u2014_ THE WRECKED EMPRESS ONE CENT.\u2018 Nor Is There Any Likelihood of Being Able to Investigaie the Damage Done, Says Salvage Expert u It is now thought that the inquiry into the Empress disaster is not likely to conclude before Friday night or Saturday morning.Several more witnesses must be summoned ard some time may have to be concedid to allow counse] for the two parties to sum up their case and present them to the Court.The most important of the evidence yet to be given will probably be that of the two naval experts who will be placed on the stand by counsel for the Storstad and the Canadian Pacific respectively.It may be quite lengthy and ought to have an important bearing on the nutcome of the investigation.The evidence will have to do with construction of watertight compartments and bulkheads in vessels of the Empress\u2019 type.Mr.Hillhouse, the designer of the sunken liner, will testify for the Canadian Pacific, but it is not yet known who will be called upon by the Storstad people to present this aspect of their case.Mr.Newcombe, Deputy Minister of Justice, has announced that he will call a few stray witnesses, among whom will possibly be a few passengers, while the C.P, R.will place on the stand several of the stokehold hands who were on duty on the Empress at the time of the collision.Several facts in connection with what actually happened in that part of the sinking ship have to be more fully explained, particularly with reference to the closing of the watertight doors leading into the reserve coal bunkers.Cannot Raise Liner.Yesterday's evidence lasted but a short time, but several facts that are considered important were definitely established.It was brought out during the examination of Mr.G.W.Wetherspoon, the diver who has heen in charge of the work that has been done on the Elnpress during the past week, that it will be practically impossible to raise the sunken lines.It was further stated that it will be aiso practically impossible to investigaté the damage done by the Storstad.Wetherspoon told the court that the ship is lying.not altogether on her side, as has been generally thought, but sufficientiy upright to allow the water to flow under her starhoard side.His theory is that while the vessel in all likelihood sank beneath the surface of the Gulf with her funnels flat or the water, she gradually righted herself as she went down.The rightiag movement had not heen quite completed before the vessel reached tlie bottom.Considarahble evidence was put in by Mr, Wetherspoon regarding the tidal currents at Father Point and vicinity, where the Empress is now lying.The evidence is looked os as valuable, 3s it is thought that it will help in bringing to Ight the curse the Empress was following at the time of the collision.A strong effort was made during the day's proceedings to show that the system of gratuities in vogue om the ships chartered by the Dominion Coal Company, one of which is the Storstad, is the same as that used By all companies which operate chartered ships.Captain Walsh, Mariné Superintendent of the Canadian Pacific, when on the stand, was pressed on this point by Mr.C.S.Haight counsel for the Storstad, but flatly denied that such a system was unknown to him either during the ting he has been connected with the C.P.R.or during the tyenty-one yen he was employed By the Elde Dempster lines.The only gratuities given by the C.P.R.\u2026 he said, were in the form of promntions and increased salaries.Mr.Haight endeavs ored to establish that the method of the C.P.R.in paying the expenses of its river pilots constituted bonuses inasmuch as such payments were not required by law.\u2018 More Conflicting Evidence.The evidence given by Captain Bel: snger, of the Eureka, the vessel which takes off and puts on the pilots at Father Point, conflicted with the statements he made at the Coroner's inquest held at Rimouski on the Saturday following the disaster, but the point was not emphaiized because of the doubt attached tis the authenticity of the report of the proceedings at the inquest.+ Crazy Letter Sent.Captain Kendall was questioned af to rules and regulations for the stews ards, and as to the statements mada in a letter addressed to Lord Mersey, complaining that there were 300 wo- mes and children in the second class lounge.and that they could not get out because the door was locked, There were two men there, the lettef added, and they could not burst the door.Captain Kendall and Chief Steward Gaade said that no door were locked.Both said that the second class lounge could not accommodate mo than fifty people.The final witness of the day was James Rankineer, ene gineer, who had heen a passenger.He said that when he reached the passageway on which his cahin was ; situated water was flowing in (through an open port.it was announced hy Mr, New- f June, 1914, and made by Mr.Athrot Trembay, land surveyor, 2.For the purposes above mentioned, the City shall acquire the said above mentioned pieces vi land by amicable settlement or by way of AS EVER, WE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1914 THE PAD-LOCK IS OPENED To Our Customers, To The Public, We are pleased to inform you that the pad-lock of the CHAINED SIDEBOARD has been opened by Mr.Alonzo Cing-Mars, No, 30 Mai- \u2018sonneuve St, Quebec.Mr.A.Cing-Mars had the good fortune of choosing the right key when he bought furniture at our store, therefore heis the winner of the contest and the owner of the slalute 4; expropriation, 3.The prices to de paid fer the paid pieces of land shall be charged to the amounts which the City has been authorized to borrow in vimue af -he statute 4 George the Fifth, chanter 72 Bth order of the day.\u2014Read the 1341st report of the Road Committee, which being put to the vote, is adupt- ed, and it is resolved: That this Council hereby authorizes His Worship the Mayor to sign a decd of agreement by which the Company of the Pare Maafils cedes gratuitously to the City of Quebec, about 13944 square feet, forming part of the lots Nos.548\u20141c, 584\u20143:, 584-161, 584\u201416c, S548\u201423c, said made on condition that the City shail undertake to build the sidewalks required as a consequence of the said cession for the widening of thie road \u201cChemin de la Canardiere,\u201d the amount required 1» be charged to the 4 George the Filth, chapter 72.9th order of the day.\u2014 Read the 814th report of the Fire Cummisics, which being put to the vote, is adupt- ed, and it is resolved: That contracts are hereby awarded as recommen tel by the Fire Committee in their 814th report to the following persons and Companies for the suppiy of the different goods, articles and me:cihan- dise according to their respectire -n- | ders and subject to the condisens mentioned in their tenders, to wi: ! Zincs: 400-7 1-2 Ihs., to the Mechanies\u2018 Supply Co, at 70e each.Suiphate of copper: 3,500 !bs., to the Mechanics\u2019 Supply Co, at 5 1-2c a lb.Copper wire: 20 miles.med.drawn, No.& to the Mechanics\u2019 Supply Css at $1771 per 100 ibs.; Batteries: \u201cColumbia\u201d to the\u2019 Mechanics\u2019 Supply Co, at 45\u20ac each.Polarine transmissinan grease to the Imperial Oil Co.at 7c a ib.Polarine ~y'inder oil, t+ the Imperial Ou Co.at 45¢c a gallon.Express No.au'o \u20ac, MeCall Bros, Co, at 65 8 Steriing cup grease: To +s a Can: adian Oil Co, Lid, at Re à gallon.\u201cLinseed\u201d (11 Shap ts tie Cane atiamtnl Co, Ltd, at 3 1-2¢ a th.Gazoline tn the P.T.Legare Co.Lad.at 22c a æal'an, Delivered at the garage, the said enntract to lact unt! the Cry shal have Huit gazoline tanks ar the Fire statinne, the rantra-t for gazoline to 1 be delivered in the tanks nf the different fre stations :« hereby awarded :n the Imperial OO: C mpany, at 19% a galion, the said enntract tn begin aly , when tanks shaïl have been placed 15 the a:ferent stations His Worship the Mayor is herehy authorized to sign all the above contracts when deemed necessary, the amount io he j charged to the appropriations oi the Fire Commitiee for the current fiscal year.10th order of the day\u2014Read she 138th report uf the Police and By-law Committee, which being put to the vate, 15 adopied, and it is re Py NEW YORK, \u2018 Ç , rea LE I gl ie AI, RE me AfB| | cwicado, Quebec Nouville Bolleau & 00.§ | of Insolvent Estates.PARLOR CARS > a Thema, Bi Cel So : TORONTO, \u2014 Lo 0 Ara Cusdrinnes Pemicis LUSITANIA 44%; SMAURETANIA Tie _ MONTREAL.TELEPHONE 377.STOCK BROKERS, mice: 98 $t.Pator St, Q pabon.al particulars 3 St.Joha St, CUTS ed Jui MAURETANIA SLUSITANIA PEU Eo or | Municipes Debentures OFering pect | fl 83 8.Peter trast, Quebec : dons MOORE, ITERRANEANCADRIAT RVICE Se Orgel for ion Se net Investors.Phone M6, Tel.Office: 1108.© Tel Res.General Railway and Steamship Short Summer Cruises ERR AN EAN \u2014 A A rote, Patras, | 08 small margin, Small commission curity to \u2019 ASener EW YORK Trieste, Flume.Ballings nach Bee fumer charged odin.guars 9% - 2% 1953063 0NIN hms VON | cach deposits puaramtont 0 Robert Stewart, LA: TEEN vin ae Sen Mugnis- | CARFATHIA aJuiy Si SA NIA ot ones .May22xly y À SYSTEM STA eal SR Ls | end ug Ned Toon B48 04 5, yz.MAL A US - aire an ut fir China, Japan, Marils, Australie.role in .Public A:coun'ant Canadermbeans Toon 10 Toate LE.\u201cTrinidad + from Quebee July land, \u2018South Arica and Souths Auerlen 15 ; S08 Steamshi Co.a: Town ILE am 0, .7th and dist.dependent tours in Europe, etc ! } ! ys.Vvednesday d Satur etn 2 en, | Re tue On PENINSU Uk - ana tia Grad Trunk to Sarnia, Northern iP CO.\u201d 3 \u2014 ia Grar N r re ra myer, | LAR § ona ri \u201crates MeDO Il J COONS ISH i) B mess vs Genre pi qui AUDITOR Ban ination Ca 4 Fon § liam + 1d 7.& STOGKIND: \u2019 TION COMPAN Nas h Biihe Caspe à ded Chaleurs posts as far Western Canada, OR Mo AND CANADA.FREQUENT SAILINGS Aihihe Gaspé and Bay de UPSKC, SHERBROOKE.estern da.aid Leu.Ticket Agents, Quel La INDIA CHIC EGIAN PIORDE, Sind Brokers (Members Montreal Stock nt received a Be ue Howe nu Peter se.155 Wellington Bt.oe A International Limited: Can FR ITINERARTES Now Ai A Exchange).rr ioe ee d Com- || Montreal (Bonaventure Station) 9:00 (ue | 774\u201d arImEnARTES NOW READY STOCK ang INVESTMENT [| Tor imhrustion sopir te anqu Municipal and .nc aporate Montreal (Bonaventure Sution) 9:0 SON N ae Br 3 trim) se 8 « mT Stamey BROKERS.- x ~ Dalhouss Street, panies\u2019 Audits a Spectalty.voit 9:55 p.m.and Chicago 8 am.The Robert Reford Co., , RoR A (trait [3 | peter 51: Home & Rive 51 a EIRE LS THOMSON 70 St.Peter \u2014-\u2014 .Aplixly | dai Y GEO.H.STOTT.C PATA, rocking, 33 8 Loh Breet * CAPT.B, J.D.ACLAND, = Quebec, Querere 2 re MANAGER eh 20 Manager.Ml Rubher \u2026.\u2026 SAT Sex SEM SEM \u2014 Stuy nx me | Tel.221.Soo com .124% 124% 124% 124% A | iH > 35 REA RS la Sothn Pac .97% 974 Sone 20 CAN.air ie é ane 27 °TSS.«00 JU Sothn Ry .28 2 « d Ri INES.a \u2018sage Bates ne ins coin UD) 20750 CUNARD Bl vai 15654 155% 15554 1, 0) 1] Birr FY ji LN ore Tod os ane Wenbeund, Union Pac ee dom 6144 61% NU AMS | st Lilraedl A APN A : er = \u2014- \u2014 = EFFECTIVE 22nd JUNE.HH Eh Toque CANARIA SEAVIGE Moatreal ARTHUR BRUNEAU, A Wei veh CE au vu = Montreal Service Trains Leave Levis.| ee AoA Le 18 oon Be.Moûtresl Wstn Union.5B SB) S734 SH 7.50 a.m\u2014White Mountain Express, ÉNDANIA LE 4 Hospital Bt, Mon - IS - Daily, including Sunday, at 6 p.m- for Portland, Me.and al! j vi = A Bicamers call Plymouth Eastbound.British B RU N EAU & D U PU MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE - Inca! stations; daily except Rates, Cabin (11) $46.35.3rd el $30 wp.Stock Exchange) - ished by Messra S Service Sunday.LINE Fastbound, $30.25 wp.Westbound, oe the (Members Montreal Stock Exchange Quotations furnishe ys Petet aguenay 205 p.m.\u2014New York Express, for _\u201c\u2018 \u201cApply local ticket agent che STOCK B ROKERS MATELOT { Neuville Belleau & Co, 98 St.Pe New York Express.for Robert Reford Co, Limited, Phone 1596, 11-13-15 BAULT AU \u2019 Street, Quebec.Scllers | EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNES- tinns, Levis and Sher- Aeon, Que Direct Pi osT \"a\" FLAGS.leah Buyers 5\" | DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ny treat, Ne Bell Telephone or cn AT 800 AM.440 p.m\u2014Boston Limited, tn Bnstnn Orders promptly execeted au a mi © Be aE = 154\" 194% | RIVIERE DU LOUP SERVICE: pr ai New \u201cEnginnd Ter ar ne \u201cSAGUENAY\u201d will make points; Incal stnps are lim- A A GINGRAS, Canada Car Fdy .\u2014.24 » et tin to Riviere du Loup on ited: daily except Sunday.18.CAIRNTORR Bo Baraca ent June 7 pee ely Capenlsy Smt ° » Manager.Canada Cement ee 90 | 25th inst, sailing at 8 a.m.LY NOTE.\u2014Ferry from Quehee on k i Montreas [Ese Tpatonses a Comms Tid.25% 28 | Beginning WEDNESDAY, JULY | NOTE quarter of the hour.Bag- LE.JACONA .coc bout July (A) sections Canadian Cottons Lt .e 04 1 there will he a steamer calling | gage checked and Customs examina- THE ROBERT REFORD CO., Limited, Crown Reserve Mining.102 1 tai iere du Loup every WEDNES- tions on Quebec side.i « Dominion Canners \u2014.30 Sat | RAS AND SATURDAY eastbound, | Hone on Quebec side Led Pull Detroit United Ry \u2026\u2014.67% aile ery THURSDAY AND SUN- man reservations.apply F.S.Stack- BY; | and every ana Dom Lron & Stl pd.77 2% Y westbound ing.C.and D.P.Agent, 32 St.Louis N UT L Dom Steel Corp .22% 22% | DAY westbound.000) a SE Se Lou T'URGEST CANADIA + Dom Bridge te - A General Agent.| ati ocean steamship lines.Phone 82.in Textile .\u2026.wee.654 ALL ROUTE F ancial Agents Dress Corticrica ve an 3 = ee i - 2 MENT LWA STEAMERS BOND AND STOCK BROKERS file Traction Co'pid = 85 35 {LP Frs re - | | 3 SAILINGS WEEKLY via ST.LAWRENC 19-20 St.James Street Laurentide Co Ltd \u2014 6% 177 | A Frem TO LIVERPOOL Tromeeal.Corsican Safe and solid Investments, yielding Six Per Cent.and better Mackay 5% SSM STi 127 + Trains will depart from Levis as Montreat.Montre Seman Write P, O.Box 77, or \u2018Phone 5226 Montreal Cottons Ltd.50 53 Es neal Express daily to entra Montreal: Hesperia (Mon LH EP 0.207 2274 te ie tt ate.a.7 , a ceee 1 Quelec \u2026 duty 8 Aug.3 norencoesett | ing, and Sle for feed.+ Montreal Tramways wu aw FORTHIONTLY SAILINGS | | 1550; Maritime\u2019 Express to 5 From Montreal rien Sin AE a3 ss ny \"80\" Buckwheat-Shipping sets, 85c to Ogilvie Flour Mills .-112 \u2014 so John and Hatiiex gly, expen: From Montreal, Scotian.July 26 Sept.= COMM Cl AL \u2018NEWS 0c.: TE Ottawa L he P re 144 us tr AERES Saturdéo rae tans \u201c = .2 me ac mee a : .Tt geen ke Bes, Avy Lot Ofte as || À compomencmmenemsspones i fet ai IR saan || slim de -ALLANS, RAE & CO.t.ES fesoessy = ev a patents 88.101 Prop baners do bonds .\u2026\u2026 \u2014 5214 nn Be Taterediate Stations, Re \u2014 *) gy YE LUT eae York | per cent patents, $3.85 to $390 sea.Shawinigan W & P13 14 \u2014 J) 0am can Limited, 10 ality CECE brokers, private wire to board.Span = SPECIAL y daily except Sunday\u2014 N i NY | CANADA and Montreal, Hochclega Bank Build- Millfeed\u2014Manitoba bran, od 2er Steel C5 ess a 15% FOR TOURISTS 32508 etn {ied robe Hya.WHITE STAR-DOMINION ii FAIT | ira pondre Press Service) ton; shorts, $26 per ton on tra Tanke Bros., pfd Pr 5 à nyt) À 20 re Ad me Express tn Mon.: 23.\u2014Reactionary Tucketts Tobacco Co.d ad Iy 10, the Agents of Thell treal daily.Mont.INGS New York.June 3 h A Las ame ae 8% 9 vi of in Haurax (X81 08 400 pm.\u2014Lnocal Express to Mon MOST REA an QUEBEC te LIVERPOOL tendencies reviled, nods mie.oe NEW YORK STOCK MARKET |\", pid 3444 56 v Bicusono & Brack, Lid.ral a and Intermed iate Stations LAURENTIG, June 20 MEGANTIG, July 3 foo vas carried on steadily, em- Quotations on the Ne Can pe Sd oa UX Mch.4x1aw,vwedxtf Forthar information on application +TEUTONIC, June 21 CANADA, July 11 bracing-a wide variety of oe he bs Dupuis by Post °c Flags.| Can Rubber ; RY = er ! \u2014 | to City Ticket Offices, reo ae R t's decision against the | neau & Dupuis by Post & Flags.| Can Rubber .a 000 d 22 Dalhousie street: .an ep REGULARLY TER eerrice Lowest Rates reads Se \u201che Inter-mountain rate | Telephone 1596 Banks.treet oth 2 ne ten 41.Buade fOne Class 3 From Now York and Boston 1 Riviera d after the close yes- Open.High.Low.Close \u2014_ Direct, telephone .ro Vo cafe 73 nee ume mn [| C208, ATROVACE Bost its initial set- 0% 70% 70% 70% | Commerce wo.\u2014 L'on 0 PACIFIC 8.1, NESTOR, une 81 Colbie «| SERGI July st ex Pr Western Railroad stocks, | Amal Cop ga fact 2611 26% 26% | Hochelaga \u2014 .\u2026 mln 150 CANADIA L NESTOR Fort Se i is.June Of .>.avoue stem me.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 yap.EE ee wow Yori re Antwerp Cor Par) | Back tote the Harrimans, pere heavy om et 3s\u2026-_- - Mos, rvs meee 0.230% 231 Trans- Atlantic Service TEMISCOTATA RAILWAY 241 service I Priiédeiphie.June 1 Laplend\u2026 Just » | zecisnd.June 7 fl | \u201cHPCE outset.Mere general specu Ar Ice \u2014 \u2014 314 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 (Union 4.22 Le Les 140 144 LIVERPOOL LINE.; TIMETABLE New York.SF 120 | the stocks led to Am Loco o~.3 \u2014 = Sales.irginian .cee June 2 t June 22nd, 1914.t, 53 Dalhousie St.Quebec; F.8.Sigcling.; > : atually .the | Am ; Virginian .Taking Effec Ea La Thee 1 ade.Ges P.Moore, Canadian Pacte Ml lative seling.ane the.downward Am hs Re 63% 6334 63% N.Scotia Steel, 50 a 50%, 75, by Empress of Britain .Jur 3 Nes 1.4) Loaves ier du Lovo.818 AN \u20ac pou i m [123% 123% 122% 122% | 50%, 225 at SO, 50 at 50%, 45 at 50%, Manitoba.Aug.1 [ll Ne.2 (0) Lraxes Riviere 8a Love.11 A - = | swine: td | Am T & T.123% 12354 31 | 25 at 50%, 100 at $0, 25 at 4915, 25 | Lake Manitoba .Aug.jo.TR de La À D =| Further heavy engagements of gold | Am Cop .31 31 3036 31 [25 at 50%, at 50, Ta, 25 : TWERP LINE.2 ca Brive Sommers.NB: 28 42 \u2014 5H ee 120 at 50, 25 at AN ; Ne.Riviere du Loup.R.38 PM.EE for Europe reacted unfavorable on Atchison 99% 99% 99% 994 |at SU, 25 at 49%, , i class cabin service re ges 1 TY = .; 3 at 51, 25 at 50%.New one-cla 2 No.4 (a) Leaves Connors, AM the stock market.Arrangements were Balt & O 9214 9215 91% 91% | 504, 25 at 51,2 die ome CA nent | (Ant.Keen NEN Thi hipping $8,000,000 | Ba - nu Textile, 50 at 67%, 25 at 66%, 125 rec! du AN Traine Daly Except under.~~ ry oi one of The heaviest Beth SH a, 9114 9074 91 |at 66, 25 at 65%, 5 a 65, = at 64H, were).péxcellent, dan .connecting, ut Ny Tor Wostegh, Frederie ts of the movement.1 - 7 _ \u2014 !50 at 65, 75 at 65%, at 65.mia.1.22.000e- uly om 86 John, NR: Healten, Frosa: ing exchange rates wete firm, Galit Petrm ans 1941 193% 193% | Toronto Ry.9 at 129%, 25 at 129%, Ruthen fortnightly thereafter.Caribe ang Fort TH pie all Iateres Direct Line ço_Hayre-Parie (Branee) nd time money was unaffected.One | nt Leath .3616 3613 3534 3554 | 25 at 120%, 2'at 1204.- Grr MOORE, To a retion: folders, ete, soy HER TONKIVENT WEDRESSAY AT10 A.M, wu he slighting on money | Cent Leath .x Braril, 25 at 77%, 10 at 7734, 115 For rates and sailing apply to For Juciher information, Tolfery ete, ap rs la Savoie, Wed, July 1 resson oo \u2018recent.heavy outflow of | Ches & O .51% Site pe a at 70 4 Dalhousie st., and 30 St.John Botevard & Go nn ee, a \u201cLA LORRAINE.Hii LA tongain AE : gold, wide from the backward condi- Erie Con Ti Bh 2 - ' C.TR, 25 at 194%, 1 at 195, 25 st.also at F & locking, A rx mélanger, Gragrat Perte aoû eng 1FRANGE inawy up 22 | \"LAPROVENO Mes.12 tion of business, is the large increase | G fd.124% 1241; 124 124 [at 194%.Louis st, and G.H.Stott, gen TO A ana bun her em i tic production of the metal, | Gt Nor pfd.See a Bank of Commerce, 2 at 20544.|W Fort street.SPECIAL, SATURDAY SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK 3 P.M.The pers pores, now amounting | Hs Cent cu - ZC Cement Bonds, $100 a: 96.: E Atlantic ONE CLASS CAUIN «an en +ROCHAMBEAU Aug.8 re than $15,000,000 is considera | Inter Met o 14% \u2014 62 62% | Cement pfd.Sat 90.| Jn.ixmn,wd,trixté ] pa MONT REAL OLR BRT RANE eat bly less than the estimaged output of ra Pi ur 8 £2 » EE Can.S, 8, 15 at 15%.Roya = A By Twis Screw , 83 Dathousis St, Hone & Rivet, 1914\" : C - Porto Rico, 1 at 59.MONT Wm M.Macpherson, 03 ng, 22 8 Louis ft the country for 1914 report from | Lehigh Vy 139% 139% 139 139 Dom.Steel, 25 at 22%.N.Y.INVESTMENT YIELDS - QUEBEC re The weekly went Louis & N.13814 138:4 138% 138% ; , ro BC Sn ions was generally fa.Dom Tron pfd., 50 at 78.tment yields, New or! Â BRIST _ the oP gh conditions in va.| Mex Petm \u2026 #0 74 16% 16% Ouilvie pfd., 5 at 114, Inves compiled by Oswald Broth.(N Td Next failing: = I RO OT OU CNG HESS rious sections wère adverse, owing to New ven Le ! a Sig 65% | Detrnit, 25 at 6734, vor 70 St.Peter Street, Quebec, \u201cRoyal George\u201d.June oe Ee SPE & BAIE DES CHALEURS 88, CO., LIM cold in the north and prought elee- NY Cent .9114 9115 90% 903$ a S.S.pfd, 150 at 67, 20 at Close a Excellent accommodation an Le à Ga A a \u201c88, GASPESIAN.\" _ where.The fortnight Kine Pit re- | Norfk & W.1054 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Laurentide, % ac 176%.Ig Co = 70 A6 857 For passages rates and fal q 88.C .Will sail from Quebec, direet idle freight cars ; Nor Pac \u2014.111% 111% 110% 110% a 3, 5 at 13:4 | Amalg Cep \u2026- AH > ates, and, fall Will sail from uebee, in to Gaspe Basin and all interme.tent indications of 5 slow pro Peensy 115 112% 111% 111% Quebec Ry.275 at 43, 5 at 1325, Am Smelters a ge particulars consult Can Not.3 d Baie des Chaleu i leurs, nt in some branches of business.\u201cCar.431 4314 433 43% | 25 at 13, Anaconds we = soe 2 10.Pt, 160 Seit Gaspe calling at Mechins and | diate ports, in Baie des pre eure Pine was a decrease in the last pe.| Prest 8 Car.pes 's - « oh a Ames.25 at 9.Anacond =\" UT D 6 66 SS era doy # intermediate ports, as ae 3 \u201cso cal at Caraquet, N.B, Wed- tind of 9468 in the number of un- pa nn ' AS Rich & Ont.30 as.16 Can Pac Ry mee 193 1 Si ioc Bon rile uly Bt ! : = Twin City rights, $ at 3-16, et Paul 1 a.5.i day, Pant Tih and Wednesday.! Ei Nes Zon: July 8th and ued hee \u2018metal quotations were low- Rock Im - om 714 34 In Royal Bank, 3 at 221.Sr raul Nash e138 7 579 \u2014 0 ; ,at 3, p.m., at 300 p.m.- 1 mes 34 : Pere 5 To i be received on the day oi sailing, at Customs House or abroad, and there were reporte ol a pT 19 ip toon till 2 pm.For further information, apply to Popper shares, were distinctly heavy.| = EE N Ÿ Central \u2026.90 8 855 # Pontoon, J M.POULIOT, 153 Bt Paul Street.Industrials held up fairly well most U Northern Pacife Il 7 6% | q 2001.SSCL | Of the day, but as the session ad- Southern Pacific we .| t Telephone PEAU LUUSS SIOCMEMOOMHZ EIENNSCMICNSES vanced, selling became more general BR EEN & GOURDE A | Pernayivanie Li I $ He CENERAL INSURANGE BROKER r= ; and in the last hour ND BRO .Reading «coos woe 7 AGE | è NADIAN BANK was forced off, final prices being the R STREET, wa 6 SAULT AU MATELOT STREET.Union Pacific .158 \" 84 111 Mountain Hill das À LA) Toweat.63 ST, PETE .AULT A US Steel, com wu 618 R19 COMMERCE The bond market vas arregular.Talephone 185.PTT ; = Total sales, par value, $2,250.000.\u2014\u2014\u2014 a = OF United Suter bonds were un CITY OF VANCOUVER BON DS ame President changed on call.kon pen sent \u2014\u2014- \u201cNMUND WALKER, CV.0.LLD.DCL, % General Manages and offer for sale $10,000 City of Vancouver 434 per cent, TY HE =\" THR TOR RODUCE MARKET Bonds, Que 1924, on a 5 per cent.basis.AN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI t * in .ean 1 $18 £00,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000 Toronto, June 23\u2014Quotations are \u201d We own and offer a block of 5% bonds o sn Incorporated cl | n ai.=) VIUI as follows: EE EEE Ja ponte ot ne | t\u2014O Province of Quebec.GAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS |, Sion *t ose 5% | THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY | J un province of ube.Tome bond wre in $00 debtor ve = : ation.Manitoba No.1 northern, aanassoesc000000000 povoss $67,000,000 2 TO YIELD OVER 6% t at the current rate is allowed on all deposits of $1 and Phe; No.2 northern, 92%¢; No.§ Accumulated Funds rassascesr von 2425.00 RAT pes Careful attention is given to every account, Small acoounts northern, S1je.ptern, No.2 Revenue for ha De sees 17,000,000 Full particulars on application rés.i \u2014 Canadas wester » 2, | Asse cannot : o a operated by mail.de ; in Claims, Endowments, st.\u2018avaicomed.Accounts may by en of toe or more parsons with- | 43%e; No, 3 Canade western, 43e at- Over rs of 1 Polleyholders for period of 1903 to 1910 BROS 1 ON REAL =;*4 may be opened in the names 821 |lake porta for immediate shipment; The Reversionary ng tthe tate of $18 por 91,000 per annum on H ANS .M \u201cwe made + 7 any one of them or by the surviver.Ontaria No, 3 white, se ° ps oe amounted to 457.520., s oY \u2018 ; .n track, Te ; bec Branch\u2014North Br itish Bulding 116 Mountain | fide.No.3 white o ol with profit POL ORTON MASSEY, Chief Agent, priate, Juna2d 26,3003 Hu Que A.L.HAMILTON, Manager, Peas\u2014No.2, ne te ra \u201c+ 311 Mountais Hill, Quebec, | \u2018 oy .x e male 3 Upper Town Branch=@ L DOAK, Mapagens =u.| Betky\u20145o to Bo.ound +. | Our extensive purchase of these goods enable us to offer extremely low prices | MECHANICS SUPPLY CO.Ltd.§ 80-90 St.Paul St., Quebec ! GILLERY NURSERIES BERGERVILLE We still have a fine lot of plants for sale.Geraniums, mixed colors from $1 doz.Tuberous Begonias .82 doz.Salvia Scarlet .$1 doz.Petunias, mixed colors 15c.doz.bedding | Post Cards or EMPRESS of IRELAND 1 Bridal Ross .25e.to S0c.doz.; Pansies, mixed colors or separaate.DISASTER | Pome ast E eesti aan 40¢.doz.ry Ananals, mixed sorts .25c.dos.NEW VIEWS Celery Plants and Caulifiower.: MOWING etree aaai an 75c.per 100 [IR EMPRESS OF IRELAND, Cabbage Plants .60c.per 100 THE DAMAGED STORSTAD, LANDING DEAD AT GUEBEG, Ete PRICE, 2 FOR 5 CENTS Jif Brussels sprouts and red cabbage: s+ssumccccncc 0011-00 756.per 100 Tomato Plants, 25e and 50c.per doz JOHN RAMSDEN, 208 Gardener Children\u2019s Perambulators | AU SNS CAN D.S.RICKABY Furniture Warehouse ad Undertaking Establishment, 887 ST.JOHN STREET.PHONE 351.&F Mail orders promptly filled.T.H.O'NEILL, 248 St.John Street Special Pressing Have your suits sponged and press ed and returned on a hanger for the | sraall sum of fifty cents.We also | rave \u201cMy Valet\u201d at a dollar a month ' taken for not less than six months, lover's Dye Work 393-395 St.Valier St Telephone 16:08 ' BLUE PRINTS Done by Electrical Machine, !n short noties HAMEL & TESSIER CIVIL ENGINEERS e.Blue Print Dept 51 St Pter Street :: Quebec TO BUILDERS FOR SALE.Fine Hardwood Stair Case.1 Davenport Sofa-bed, Advertising Racks in Oak.Apply to No.43 Lachevrotiers street, Quebec.FOR THE RECEPTION TO CARDINAL BEG (TODAY.) At 9 o'clock in the Cathedral, wlemn Low Mass, conducted by His Eminence, Chanting of hymns by the choir and the pupils of the Academy of St.Joseph de St.Jean Baptiste de Quebec.At 10 o'clock, in the Promotion Hall of Laval University, presentation of an.address, banquet offered to His Eminence by the City of Quebec.THURSDAY, JUNE 25.At 8 o'clock in the evening, reecption at the City Hall SUNDAY, JUNE 28.At 10.30 o'clock in the Cathedral, Pontificial Mass will be held, at which His Eminence will assist.Sermon by Abbe Camille Roy, of the Quebec Seminary.Chanting of hymns by the choir of.8t.Louis de France, of Montreal AN IDEAL TRIP ON STEAMER FRONTENAC.During this season of summer heat \"nothing is more refreshing than a trip ! te the Park at the point af the Island of Orleans, The steamer Frontenar has inaugurated the Thursday evening trip.Leaving Quebec at 7.30 p.m.ani the Istand at 10.00.p.m.In.24x2 DR.JACQUESP.LANTIER DENTAL SURGEON, Ex-Pupil of Harvard University, Boston, Mass, 62 St.Ursule St.Phone 2095.New Designs In Furnilura We have now on hand some beautiful now designs in FURNITURE and BRASS BEDS.Get a PULLMAN SLEEPER for the little tot.These Si ers are rubber-tired and fully upholstered in leather-cloth, are furnished with folding reversible hood, Have also a number of Folding Go-Carts and English Perambulators jn differen: designs.Visit us before going elsewhere.JAMES PERRY 323 ST.PAUL ST.Phone 519.Observe In Unity Observe OUR OFFERINGS THIS WEEK ARE MADE IN THE SPIRIT OF THE OCCASION The coupons of the Butterick Company which entitie the hoïder ta a free pattern are only valid at our countess, otherwise you should send one cent to cover the postage expences.Persons tesiding outside the city and who wish to benefit by the Butterick Coupon offer shanid send ore cent to cover postage expenses.The city is surrounded b similar degree.The goods be in no way affected.You will be still have ample v0 meet the unforseen expenses of these festive times.A NEW CORSET\u2014At the request of man American model; low bust; long hips with garters; light, yet ver BRACES FOR LADIES\u2014With certain new special brace particularly adaptable to this assortment from .costumes, corsets are \u20ac \u2014exs 100 erie tise sues wees sees sewers PANAMAS\u2014For men and boys.We sell the imitation of panamas rom A We have a selection such as is rarely seen.AN ENTICING GALE\u2014Of handsome new suite far men.young yourself in making the \u201cin the prices which sre alread full amount of the purchase.We are offering the latest and the mac latest materials in colored tweeds and the m FINE QUALITY, GOOD QUALITY; LOWEST PRICES WITH 10% y bargains.we mareover give 10% net suitable models.style of costume with drooping draper ~ompiete asenrtment nf suits frr men and hoya, y an atmosphere oi Joy and rejoicings: our prices are aiso affected tn à offered are the latest with such appropriate prices that your hudzet w:!l able to secure whatever articles of toilette that you require and y customers, we have just received a very new corset; n y strong.We se: pular price of .\u2026.\u2026.00.01m0 vom oo.Cee seat ees veus an ec sase cn ce 00000 them at the Looe.82.00 and are replaced by ies, We have an Creare, S0c.to $1.25 from 79:.and the rea panamas Cee.$4.00 to $15.00 discarded men and hays Why reetrain purchase nf a new «ut for these extraordinary jeasts, I REDUCTION ard bons ior the The THE BEST CUT; THE NEATEST FINISH AND THE AND THE COMMERCIAL BONS, SUMMER DRESSES Pretty fancy voile dresses.kimono deeves and double peplum «kr with trimmings and frills of the same «hade.A great variety of colors.A real toilette drese.Price thie week Lo.ee, Ge seus teas beer ane eins same wise ae $8.00 SILK DRESSES\u2014All fashionable shades with Mw face or chiffon enllar.The very latest.Great variety of styles and shades, Price this week .PPS EE $12.00 SILK BLOUSES\u2014Wehave just placed on sale at the sniform price of 83.50; à large variety nf latest style mille blouses, some of which are worth $8.00 and $5.00.For this week .$3.50 = re ER Où Un +L Oulrôts ONESIME POULIOT, Proprietor.UEBEC CHRONICLE INFANTRY CAMP OPENS AT LEVIS CANVAS YESTERDAY.The annual camp of the 13th and there was much activity among the various regiments as they marched into the old camping ground.The regiments which are under canvas are the 17th, 61st, 89th, and 92nd of the 13th brigade.and the 4th, 18th, and 87th regiments of the 14th brigade.| Officers of Staff.The officers of the administration staff are as follows: Commandant\u2014Col.J.P.Landry, A D.C Ordnance Officer\u2014Capt.J.E, Lee gare, 9th regiment.Chief of Administration Siaff\u2014 Major E.de B.Panet, R C.A.Assistant Adjutant General\u2014Major J.D.Doull, R.C.R.Ass.-Adjud.Quartermaster General \u2014Capt.E.W.Pope, R.C.R.Officer of the Service (engineer)\u2014 Major G.B.Wright, R.A, KE.Asst.Director of Transports and Provisions\u2014Lieut.-Col J.N.R.Guayi Assi.Director Sanitary Service\u2014 ! Major J.T.Clarke, P.A.M.C.Asst.Director S.M.\u2014Major E.A.Lebel, 1, Officer of the Military Staff\u2014Ma- rior A.de 1.Panet.| Paymaster\u2014Capt.J.A.Gilbert, C.[a P.C | Veterinary Officer\u2014Lieut.Col.J.T.Duchene.Intelligence Officer\u2014Major B.L.O'Hara, C.of G.Instructor of Musketry\u2014Major Y.Montreuil.Asst.Instructor of Musketry\u2014Capt.L.A.Beaubien.9th regiment.Brigade Instructor\u2014Capt.L.Gaton, R.C.R.Asst.Brigade Instructor\u2014Lieut.G.R.Bouchard.9th regiment.4th Regiment\u2014Lt.-Col.O.Readman.Major\u2014J.N.L'Heureux.Captains\u2014].E.St, Arnaud, E.Mas- .sicotte, J.J.Letarte, H.Baril.J.Cossette, D.Savard, J.A.Frenette, L.Ejacques, J.C.Norbert, Adjutant\u2014L.E.Jacques.Instructor of Musketry\u2014Lt.C.N.Dorion.« Quarterma-ter\u2014Capt.blanc.; Taymaster-Capt, M.Rousseau.Chaplain\u2014Rev.D.Baril.17th Regiment\u2014Lt.-Col.L.J.D.Marquis.| Majors\u2014J.C.Robitaille, E.T.Pa * quet.: Captains\u2014J.H, Arsenault, L.E Marquis.R.Guenet, J.E.Pare, O.Pare.T.Bilodeau, J.M.Arsenaufs L.N.Turgeon.R.Beaudry.Adjutant\u2014L.E.Marquis, Capt.Instructor of Musketry\u2014J.M.Asenault.Signalling Officer\u2014Lt J.H.Soumy.Quartermaster\u2014J.E, A.Sangm.Medical Officer\u2014J.P.Lord.Paymaster\u2014Capt.L.Guenette.Chaplain\u2014Rev.M.J.L.Vien.C.E Le- Villeneuvei Majors\u2014].O.Lachance, J.H.Deisle.Captains\u2014D.Desmeules, S.Bouchard.S.Martin.M.A.Michaud, G.W.Guillmette, N.Warren, L.P.De.1 shiens.G.Delisle, A.Langlois, S.E.Hachey.Adjutent\u2014Capt.L.P.Desbiens.Instructor of Musketry\u2014Capt.A, | Gendron, Signaitng Officer \u2014Capt.Guilnette.Quartermaster\u2014G.A.Blais.Medical Officer\u2014Lt.E.Savard.| Chapiain\u2014Rev, J.Bergeronfist Regiment\u2014L:-Col, A, , vergne.LN La- { Majors-J, N, Begin, J.N.Roy.Captaine\u2014L.N.Blais, R.Lavergne, | A.Leclerc, J.A.Demers, J.I.Houde { O.Gingras, J.B.Trudelle, P, L, Dus- * saut.Adjutant\u20140, Gingras, Capt.| Musketry Instructor\u2014Lt J.H.A.Lagdon.Signalling Officer\u2014I a, J.P.Leclere.Quartermaster\u2014J, P.Caron, Capt, | Medical Officer\u2014R.Larue, t Chaphiin\u2014Rev.0.P.Marnisgah Regiment\u2014Lt.Col.H, oy.Majors\u2014J.F.T, Renfret, C.H.Laurin.Captains\u2014J, Desgagne, L.E.Hampel JH Tremblay, J.F.T.Grenier, \"FE.Villeneuve, P.Bignell, J.B.Cloutier, GG.A.de Lery, J.A.Na., dean Adjujtant\u2014J.F.Grenier.Signaling Officer\u2014Lt, J.F.Gauvin, Mediral Officer\u2014Lt, C, À, Poi Delage, Chaplain-~Rev.P.Filion, 8 Regiment\u2014Lt.Col.L 1.Rioux Majors\u2014A, J.Chauveau, J.A.Feteau.Capteins\u2014J, W.Begin, A.Fortin, F.F.Aube, J.H.Michaud, E.Corneau, H.Chasse.« Musketry Instructor\u2014~Capt.A.Forn 0.' Signalling Officer \u2014 Capt.H.Chasse.Te | Buartermaster - Capt.J.E'Ouelet, Medical Officer\u2014J, P.X.Bosse, Paymaster\u2014Capt.P, Gagnon.Chaplsin\u2014Rev.E, J.Roy.92nd Regiment\u2014 Lt.Col.E.$ ns.Majors\u2014E.Chabot.J.Turgeon.Captains\u2014H.Goult, J.N.urgenn, H.Lemieux, C.H.Couture, J.A.Royer, A.A.Ltvallee, A.Taschereau, P.E.Nadeau.Musketry Instructor\u2014Lt.1.Turgeon.Quartérmaster\u2014J.Chabot, Chaplain\u2014Rey, C.fameon, REGIMENTS OF 13th AND 14th | BRIGADES WENT UNDER | 14th brigades of infantey opened at : St.Joseph de Levis yesterday, when : 18th Regiment\u2014Lt-Col, T.E.V, ! ta.fa \\ STS i Gorrespondence ames \u201cOFFICIOUS CONSTABLE.\u201d To Editor of The Chronicle.Sir,\u2014For the information of your readers, 1 beg to draw your attention to part of your report of \u201cEmpresof Ireland Enquiry.\u201d in your issue of 2rd instant, called \u201cOfficious Constable.\u201d As a matter of fact your information is wrong.The control of the audience belongs wholly to the Commissioners, to whom I lent the room of the Criminal Court with accommodation thereof.However, as there has been since the opening of the proceedings a large public attendance.1 secured certain space adjoining the desks of the lawyers in charge of the case, for the exclusive use nf the officials, the Quebec lawyers and their friends, specially appointing à constable to properly guard thii space.I did so, because, after alt.the lawyers of the Quebec Bar and Court House staff.whose first officer 1 am, are at least entitled to proper space to conveniently hear the proceedings.With regard to journalists, I de not think they can either complain or unfavorably remark upon my responsibility in the conduct of the whole matter, as I am sure many of them could vouch that I have done the best possible to accommodate them with special reference to their comfort and satisfaction.Special quarters were given them, the very best after accommodating the numerous \u201cpersonnel\u201d of the Com missioners\u2019 official staff.Specially speaking of Mr.James Brown, he is an «ld constable of the Court House.well krown as an unassuming officer who knows his duty and conscientiou-ly performs it.In this particular instance he has fully carried out his instructions: and upon inquiry, ! find he has dealt with the persons complaining nf his \u201cover zeal\u201d in the politest possible manner.Thanking you.Mr.Editar, for your kindness in publishing this letter, | am Very respectfully yours, CLEOPHAS BLOUIN.Sheriff of Quebec.Perhaps it is not to the knowledge of Mr.Blouin, that Mr.James Brown stated to a representative of this paper that certain seats were solely for the use of lawyers, and when so informed the seat was vacated.but immediately after, five of these seats were given over by this same officious Mr.Brown to five men who had never hefore possibly seen the inside of a court room, but who appeared tn he i very intimate friends of Constable Brown.We were quite within our rights in commenting on Mr.Brown's officiousness snd his subsequent absolute disregard of orders which the Sheriff now intimates he had given him.\u2014Ed.Chronicle.COMPLAINT AGAINST RAILWAY SERVICE.Tr Editor of The Chronicle.Sir \u2014 Will you kindly grant me space in your valuable columns to j make a forcible and just complaint against the management of the Quehee Oriental, and the Atlantic Quebec and Western Railways.in connection with the disgracefu\u2019 accommodation afforded first-class passengers travelling on these lines, between Matapedia and Gaspe, with the hope that the General Manager of the Railways will read these remarks, ard give the matter his immediate and close attention, and do his utmost to grovide the travelling public.and more cepecially first-class passengers, with suitable clean and proper cars, My wife and myself having decided to spend a few weeks at Baker's Hotel.purchased tickets from Quebec to Gaspe, and return and were informed that the car accommodation was fair and passable, We travelled from Quechee 1a Matapedia on the Intercolonial.and at the latter place were changed over to the above named railways.and were put into one of the oldest and filthiest \u2018Arst-class\u201d emaches it ie possible ta imagine: the Anors dirty, the seats filthy and covered with dust, the sanitary arrangements bad, filthy, unhealthy and simply disgusting.The lighting poor, and sn dim that one cannot attempt to read by it.We da not expect Pullman or even finely upholstered coaches, but we certainly did think we would have heen given clean, proper and suitable accommodation.1 am not aware, whether there is a Government Tnapector nf Railways, hut if there is, 1 would ask you, Mr, Editor to urge upon his being sent down with least delay possible tn inspect the cars of the shove mentioned lines, and T feel certain.he will condemn many of the coaches, and compel the management to give the public.the suitable accommodation they are legally entitled to.Thanking you for the space so kindly afforded.and hoping your good influence will nave the effect of securing better accommodation to seaside visitors.1 subscribe myself, A SEASIDE VISITOR Gaspe Basin.P.Q.June 22, 1914 - ue - 1 WEUNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1914.F.SIMARD & CIE.142 St Joseph Street, St Roz Quebes Visit Our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.On The SECOND FLOOR You will then be able to appreciate at their just value, several items .which we enumerate here.Summer Dresses\u2014Striped Cambric, rose and white and pale blue and white, as well as flowered crepe.New styles; al! sized for ladies.Your choice at the price Of Le csesse sans vanenesa rene ne rnue vus White Marquisette Dresses with tunics and trimmed with lace.Selected models, all sizes for ladies .esse race casa see \u2026.812.00 White Cotton Crepe de Chine Dresses, These latest models are also made with tunic.A pretty street dress for ladies.Special price 822.50 White Duck and Ratine Skirts ladies and young girls.Prices vary from .in the latest models, tailor-made for coe.$1.28 10 $3.20 NEW BLOUSES FOR LADIES Grey and White Striped Sik Pale Blue, Rose and Blouses, collar and 3-4 sleeves, Orna- Tango Blouses: collars and euffs trim- mented with pearl buttons.For med in white with pearl buttons.For ladies at .vanessaseusencnn.$82S ladies at.reer, $3.28 Navy-blue, Department of Fancy Goods for Ladies\u2014Large Choice of Neckwear and Ornaments for Hair, Handbags, Purses, etc.etc.Haircombs Barrettes Rubber Haircombs with brilliants.Colors, brown, amber and b lack, from plain and fancy, errr ree ae 25c.to $1.50 from Lo.15¢c.to $1.28 Silk Ties For Ladies Pearly Necklaces For Ladies Silk Crepe de Chine Ties with tas- ; .sels.Pale-blue.Alice-blue, Violet, \u201cMite Pearl, Ivory, Tango, Corail, Tango, Old Rose and Black.Prices Vinlet and Black Necklaces.Plain og! Cheers rian, 25¢.and $0c.fancy.a large choice, from S0¢ to $1.58 Large celectinn of models in a, colors and biack, Fancy Handbags and Purses A large choice from .Fancy Mother.of-pearl Handbags .$1.00 to $8.00 F.SIMARD & CIE.CIE.142 St.Joseph Street, Quebec Flour,Crains, Hay, Provisions, etc.William Carrier & Fils Registered Wholesale Dealers, QUEBEC jan3xinon,satxiy Ask for prices at the Quebec Scrap Metal Co.Reg'd.19 St.Roch St for your raw furs, hides and skins and all kinds of scrap material, _\u2014 Telephone 2777 I _ For Summer Houses For Country Chalets JAPANYSE RUGS JAPANESE MATTINGS CHINESE RUGS CHINESE MATTINGR FIBRE RUGS FIBRE MATTINGS JUTE RUGS iy ee UTE MATTINGS MORAVIAN RUGS MORAVIAN MATTINGS SANITARY RUGS SANITARY MATTINGS These rugs and mattings are sold at a very low price and suit the purpose very well for people going to the country.Bath Matts, Bath Towels, Hammocks, Trunks and Valises Grey, Blue and Red Blankets Flags and Buntings ims, Leno and Grenadine Serims Mosquito and Fish Net Ç Steamer Trunks, Steamer Wrapper at all prices attresses, Iron and Brass Beds { Oil Cloths and Linoleums from 30c Upwards You can get a big choice of all the above goods at the lowest price possible.P.J.COTE, 29 & 31 ST.JOHN STREET Beds and Beddin Pillows, 4 OPPOSITE PALACE HILL, "]