The Quebec chronicle, 27 janvier 1915, mercredi 27 janvier 1915

[" wn TODAY'S WEATHER, SRE\" meurs ESTABLISHED 1764.45c A.GR GROCER AND FAIR; MODERATELY COLD.New Laid Eggs Received Daily Established 1882, 94-96 St.John Street.Phones 1247-1248 doz.ENIER, WINE MERCHANT, \u201cLION\u201d WAS STRUCK BY SHELL BELOW THE WATER-LINE DISABLED BRITISH CRUISER AND TORPEDU BOAT DESTROYER ARE TOWED INTO PORT\u2014MORE DETAILS OF SUNDAY'S FIGHT.London, Jan.26.\u2014The battle cruiser Lion, which led the British squadron into battle with the Germans in the North Sea last Sunday, and the torpedo boat destroyer Meteor both were disabled and had to be towed into port, and in addition one officer and thirteen mea were killed and three officérs and twenty-six wounded on three of the ships\u2014the Lion, Tiger and Meteor.This information is contained in an Admiralty statement issued tonight.The statement gives denial to the German reports that one British cruiser and two torpedo boat destroyers were sunk by declaring that all the British ships engaged in the action have returned in safety to port.The announcement made by the Secretary of the Admiralty said: \u201cAIl the British ships and tor- '» boat destroyers engaged in Sun \u2018 action\u2019 have Teturned in safety tu port.: \u201c\u201cThe Lion, wfich had some of her forward compartments flooded by shells below the waterline, was taken in tow by the criuser Indomitahle.The destroyer Meteor.which also was disabled, was taken in tow hy the destroyer Liberty.Both vessels were guarded by strong escorts of destroyers.Repairs to both vessels can be speedily effected.\u201cThe total number of casualties among the officers and men reported to the Admiralty is: On the Lion 17 men wounded; on the Tiger, one of- , ficer and nine killed and three officers and eight men wounded; on the Meteor four men killed and one man wounded.\u201cIt is not believed that any other casuaities occurred, but if so they will be immediately published.\u201cAs soon as Vice-Admiral Beatty's repory is received, a fuller account will be given.\u201d The statement adds that the damaged British vessels can be speedily repaired.The Lion was struck by a German shell below the waterline and some of her forward compartments, were flooded.The details of the damages sustained by the Meteor were not announced.The Lion, with her sister ship.the Princess Roval, was the largst ship in the British quadron and in leading the line cam: in closer contact with the Germans and did most of the fighting.she being largely respons- le for the sinking of the German armored cruiser Bluech:r.The Meteor is one of the largest and fastest torpedo oat destroyers afinat.Ghe is one of 13 of her crass wilt under the naval estimates of 1913.An additional dozen of similar hoats were authorized in the esti.GERMAN CRUISERS BADLY SMASHED BY THE BRITISH DERBLINGER WAS ON FIRE AND ANOTHER SUFFERED EVEN WORSE.London, Jan.27\u20142:10 a.m\u2014 The Scotsman, which is published in Jdinburgh, prints stories of :he bat:le as gathered from men engaged i it.Frey describe it as one of the 5-catest struggles in naval history and shrilling insancey, respect.From the pôsitifn vf the Cerbatr fleey when it was first encuuntered, these men assumed that it is.virtually certain that its objective was Newcastle.The strength of the raiding squadron was quickly ascertained and as the entire raiding furce sheered off immediately after it was discovered :the chase was à long one before the guns began their work.For forty miles the two fleets raced along over the shortest route for Heligoland before the guns did any real damage.Then the Lion, which was leading, overhauled the s'ow Bluecher, and, in passing, gave her a broadside, causing frightful damage.The Lion did not wait, however, but continued in pursuit of the fleeing \u2018Derflinger, Seydlitz and Moltke.The Tiger, which came next, also poured a broadside into the Bluecher, as did also the Princess Royal, buth of which were speeding on to juin in the chase of the others.It was already evident at this time, according to the newspapers informants.that the Bluecher, abandoned by her ; vwifter consorts, was a doomed ship.The chase already had continued : for two hours.The lighter cruisers pluckily did their best to cover the fleeing battle cruisers until the task was hopeless, vhen they followed! the example of the big cruisers and! devoted their entire powers to get.| ting eway.The bigger ships were now deing steadily ove \u2018hauled and pounded by the British curisers.The Lion which | hail overhauled and smashed a second cruiser in the German line, according to the men interviewed, saw ( Continued cn Page Seven.) The Que whi vp er 1.London, Jan.26\u2014The Germans, who aré regorted from Holland to be making preparations for a big ing venture to celebrate the Emperor's birthday tomorrow, have stready made a somewhat more determined effort than usual against the French and British lines in Flanders and Northern France.They have delivered an attack on the French to the cast of Ypres, and no less than five attacks on the first division of the;BBritish force on either side of La Bassee Canal.7 Both British and French official reports prac that all these attacks failed of their object and that the Getmans suffered heavy losses.The Germans, on the other hand, while admitging that their attack on the British north of the Canal was uniigccessful, say that on the south side of the waterway their effaffs resulted in complete success and that the British attempt to re-fonquer these trenches was repulsed with heavy losses, These attacks followed a heavy bombardment by the British artillery of the German positions beyond La Bagee, in which, according to reports from Boulogne, onc big Gefman gun was - completely destroyed, while the Germans were pfévented from getting a second heavy gun into position.i This was on Saturday.On Monday the Germä@ns made their attacks and some of the hardest fighting of the campaign took place.The hospital at Bethune was shelled by the Germans, and the wounded had to be removed to Boulogne.re has also ; | been heavy fighting to the east and west of Creénne, in the Argonne and in Alsace.The Russians are mzking another effort to a@pance in East Prussia, while in Poland there has been a sla&ening in the fighting on both sides for the moment.The Russians appear to be concentrating themselves on their offensive nort of the lower Vistula, while the Austro-Germans are busy making preparations to meet the Russian advance through the passes of the Carpathians and in Southern Bukowina.: Russian submarines have made their appeararige in the western portion of the Galtic Sea and have succeededdn tarpedoing the German cruiser Gazelle, which, however, reached port with the assistance of a Swedish steamer.Their activity has stopped the trade carried on by German steamers between Germany and MI-CAREME FETE WILL BE SUSPENDED PARIS POLICE DECIDE TO REMAIN PREPARED: PREMIER STATES cons OPINION.L MAY ARISE WHICH WOULD INVOLVE COUNTRY IN WAR.| { The Hague, via London, Jan.26\u2014! | Paris, Jan.26\u2014The Prefect of Po- 7:40 p.m\u2014\"We must maintain under | lice, in order to satisiy public opinion, the colors our entire army, for at ; bas ordered that the carnival and mid- any moment incidents are possible ! Lent festivities this year be suspend.which may render it necesary for us ed.to make an arpeal to arms.\u201d said P.\u2014_\u2014 W.A.Van Der Linden, Premier of - the Netherlands, today.{ ATH OF OLD The statement was made in the sec- - = MILITARY MAN government could not disclnse the information it possessed concerning the foreign situation, because much of it COL.W.H.JACKSON DIES AT was based on confidential documents.AGE OF 88 YEARS.ond chamber of the Dutch Parliament when a bill for the extension of the military service was being discussed.The Premier added that in| ARGENTINE WANTS TRADE WITH STATES.| Brockville, Ont, Jan.26\u2014W.H.SCOR QADOCE 50040 20000 mates of 1914, a \u20ac | .@ AUSTRI MORE PICKED UP.e TIAN AIRCRAFT 8 London, Jan.2\u2014Two-hundred ad- | À BOMBARD POLAND.© ditiona! survivors of the German | Q a! cruiser Bluecher, sunk in the North | ® \u2014_\u2014 9 Sea Sunday by British warships, have | & ° been landed.They included a few |& Landon, Jan, 26\u20147:13 p.m- 9; petty officers.@ Reports by way of Copen- 2 9 hagen from Russia say that © STEAMER ARRIVALS.thirty persons wire killed and © N.Y.: Ryndam, Rotterdam; Cn |@ fifty injured in a bombardment 8 ago.Havre, © of Kielce, Poland, recently by © Philadelphia: Dominion, Liverpool.|® Austrian aircralt.a Rotterdam: Nieuw Amsterdam.| © 9.New York.0940050 3750600 300 AGGD EP\u201d GORDON\u2019S LONDON DRY GIN \u2014 OS (UNSWEETENED) GORDON\u2019S OLD TOM GIN GORDON\u2019S SLOE GIN RETICQCCOACORACGOCRCUIDOAICOARADY Buenos Aires.Jan.26\u2014The Argen- | Jackson died at his home here, in his tine government plans to send to the 87th, year He had a long and honor- United States a special delegation for i able military carcer, retiring in 1688, the purpose of strengthening the eco- after reaching the age limit, with the | nomic and financial ties between the rank of lieutenant-colonel, deputy ad- jutant-general In 1853 he assisted ut Brockville in organizing the first com.CUO OUOOON ANN GUY OYOV pany of active militia rifles in Upper Canada.He served with distinction DENY BOMBS WERE _in the Ferian raids of 1866.70, At the DROPPED ON ESSEN.two countries.i t a \u201conthreak of the Northwest Rebellion in 1885 he was one of the first selected and ordered to go on duty as principal supply.transport and pay officer suhsequently having added the duties of deputy adjitant-general, military district No.10.At the close of the campaign he was appointed chairman of the War Claims Commission.Col.Ju.kson served con- tinucusly in the active milita for 33 Berlin.via London, Jan.26.\u2014The Cologne Gazette says it learns that the report that bombs were dronped on Essen during an air raid is utterly unfounded.\u2014_\u2014 vears.He was one of the oldest members of the Masonic craft in A passenger arriving at Arn- Ontario.hem, Netherlands, Jan, 21, said that all\u2018ed airmen the previnus day had thrown hombs on Essen, where the Krupp steel works are located.and destroyed 8 number of houses.A later despatch received by the Amsterdam Handelablad, said the raid had resulted in the destruction of four-hundred war automobiles in a repair shop.BORNE SAS QAR ANS OUR REDMOND CONGRATULATES VICE.ADMIRAL BEATTY London, Jan.26.\u2014John Redmondthe Irish leader telegraphing to Admiral Beatty from Augnavannagh, county Wicklow, yesterday, said: \"Hearty congratulations on your second great victory.AH your fellow Wexford men, including myself, are proud and delighted.\u201d This is only one of dozens of similar messages of congratulations showered on -the © 9 9° © © © ° 9 9 ° 9 Ÿ 9 © 9 9 \u201c oO s 5 © a ° ° 9 S ° 9 M | victorious admiral QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1915.Chronicle PREPARE GREATER OFFENSIVE TO CELEBRATE EMREROR WILLIAMS\u2019 BIRTHDAY More Activity Is Reported In The West\u2014E.ull Is Remarked In Eastern Fighting\u2014 British Lost No Ships In Sunday's Engagement\u2014Germany Seizes \u2018srood Supplies\u2014German Cruiser Gazelle Is Darhaged By Torpedo In Baltic Sea MS ô ONE CENT.= BRITISH STATEMENT.London, Jan.26\u20147:52 p.m.\u2014 The official press bureau this | evening gave out the following statement dealing with the fighting between British and German | troops yesterday in the region of Labassee in France: \u201cYesterday, in the neighborhood of Labassee, the enemy delivered several violent attacks against the first division.They were repuls- \" ed with severe losses.\u201cIn one place alone on the Labassee Road 300 Germans were killed.Fifty-five prisoners, including two officers, were captured.\u201cAn attack made on the French lines opposite Ypres was also repulsed with great loss.\u201d FRENCH STATEMENT.Paris, Jan.26.\u201410:45 p.m\u2014The following official statement was issued by the War Office tonight: \u201cThe British troops repulsed last night a new attack on Givenchy-Les-Labagsee, and by a counter-attack succeeded in reoccupying their positions of the day before.\u201cThe fighting has been very vio lent on the only road between Bethune and Labasece, and the Germans have left belind 300 dead.\u201cLast evening, after a violent attack, which has already been reported, the enemy was able to enter our trenches between Heurtebise and the Foulon Wood, west \u2018of Cretonne.After these trenches were subjected to an attack by air bombs we delivered a counter-attack and according to latest advices one section of the ground lost, the Foulon Wood, war regained.\u201cIn the Argonne our troops have carried out two attacks near 8t.Hubert and Fontaine Madame and they were successful in regaining a foothold in the trenches recently lost and in destroying several German saps, A counterattack by the enemy was repulsed.\u201cThe night of Jan.25-26 was calm in Alsace and in the Vosges.Nothing of importance has occurred on the rest of the front.\u201d Toronto, Jan.26\u2014The weather today has been fine and moderately cold from Ontario to the Maritime provinces, while in the Western prov- inves the cold has neen intense.The temperature this evening ranges from ] 14 helow at Calgary to 32 below at 1 Qu'Appelle and 58 helow at Nelson.] Minimum and maximum temperatures: Prince Rupert.34-44: Victoria, 34- 42; Vancouver.28-38; Kamloops, IR- 26; Calgary 14 helow, zero: Battleford 26 below, 20 below: Moose Jaw, 23 below, 23 hélow: Regina.33 below, 17 below: Qu'Appelle 24 below, 20 below: Port Arthut, 14 helow, 2; Parry Sound.R24; Toronto, 12-27: King- | ston.18-32; Otawa, 2-24: Montreal.| 12-24: Quebec, 12-20; St, John, 24-28: \u2018 Halifax, 26-36.Lower Lakes, Genrgian Rav.Upper St.Lawrence and Ottawa Vallev: Southerly winds.light local snowfalls ! with moderate temperature today.Thursday much colder.Lower St.Tawrerce and Gulf: Fair ard moderately cold.Maritime: Moderate winds, with moderate temperature, Superinr: West and northwest winds, fair, hecaming much colder, Western Provinces: Fair and very cold.TORONTO RIVFRSIDES BEAT VICTORIAS Toronto, Jan.26\u2014In an O.H.A senior game at the Arena tonight.Victorian defented Riversides 12 to 7.Both teams were away below their form.The score at the end of the first period was three all and at the | end of she second four ail fair QOORLDQOOQOQOOGAGOCQOOOOGONGQAGOCING ON WAR SUMMARY: The relative positions of the allied armies and Germans in the west remain much as they have been for weeks past, the official reports of the engagements indicating slight gains as well as losses on both sides.But it is evident that the Germans are displaying a greater degree of activity along the front in the northern section, and there are reports that preparations are under way for a strong movement and an even more determined effort than ever in celebration of the coming anniversary oi the Emperor's birth.In the eastern theatre of the war there is for the time being a lull in the fighting, which has frequently been the case when the opposing forces are prepared for extended movements.That Great Britain did n«t lose any ships in the fight in the North Sea last Sunday, as was claimed by Germany, is the assertion of the British Admiralty.A report ssued by the Admiralty says all the ships engaged have rsturned to port, but that two of them were damaged and that one officer and thirteen men were killed and three officers and 26 men wounded in the battle.Although Germany has ordered all stocks of corn, wheat and flour in the Empire seized in order to conserve the food supply, the German Embassy at Washington has notified the State Department that the order of seizure will not apply to foodstuffs sent to individuals in Germany from the United States.The Netherlands Premier told the Lower Chamber of Parliament at The Hague that the entire Dutch army must be kept with the colors.\u201cAt any moment,\u201d he added, \u201cinciderts are possible which may render it necessary for us to make an appeal to arms.\u201d The German protected cruiser Gazelle has been torpedoed in the Baltic Sea by an unknown submarine.She was not too badly damaged, however, to make port.Copenhagen hears that thirty persons were killed and fifty injured in an Austrian air raid over Kicice, Poland Sir Edward Grey, the British Foreign Secret&ry.has authorized a statement in reply to the recent \u201cscrap of paper\u201d interview of the German Imperial Chancellor on which strong denial is made that Great Britain in 1911 was determined to throw troops into Belgium without the assent of the Belgian government.Sir Edward had assured the Belgians, the statement says, that no British government would violate the neutrality of Belgium so long as it was not violated by any other power.Germany's building of alleged strategical railways on the iine to the E=lgian frontier is given as one reason for conversations on military subjects between British and Belgian officers, SRO00CO0NNNpYNBNOOADDDOD N\u2019T FORGE WE KEEP THE CGUGGOQDOQOONDOD DOG DOC ODO.OONDO DOORDN O0 OSODOOGOKNQ0O0 D oo0020û0 D oocpnupnanopOD0DO0 AGO ODOG OQOODAGROODAU.QODÈBAGODMnAO NO LADIES HORE JOURNAL PATTERNS ALWAYS IN STOCK.CALL IN AND SEE THE CATALOGUE, \u20142t\u2014 JOHN E.WALSH'S Reg\u2019d.RENE C.De Lery, bi.k., Notary Houses for Sale : Nos.86 and 44 Maple Avenue.FRESH EGGS We receive new laid Eggs from our Ste.Foye Farm every day, and we expect our supply will continue.Fresh Cakes, Fresh Bread and Ice Cream.Jos.D.VALIQUET 12 Fabrique Street.Quebec Phone 1526 Len Try a Wolverine Wolfe\u2019s Schnapps A Lime and Ginger Ale A Thirst Quencher and Refresher | : Ee ey sellin mm are od me >of | * sé 4 THE STPPRESSED PASTOR OF CARDINAL ERC - * DAUNTLESS PRIMATE OF MALINES WRITES \u201cWINGED WORDS\u201d TO HIS PEOPLE AND TELLS OF GERMAN ATROCITIES IN BELGIUM., ° Pollswing is part of the suppressed pastoral letter +f Cardinal Mercier to Me people in Belgium : My very dear Brethren\u2014I cannot ref you how instant ad how present thy thought of you has been to me throughout the months of suffering and of mourning which we have pessed through.1 had to leave you | my God?abruptly on the 2th of August in! saken us?order to fuifil my last duty towards | crucinx.the beloved and venerated .¥'ope ! gentle and humble Lamb oi Godwhem we have lost, and in ofder tu crushed.clothed in His blood as in a discharge sn obligation of the con.garment, and | thought | heard from Wpience from which I could not dis- | His own mouth the words Which the King and Government, is the urst sufferer, She bleeds: her sons are stricken down.within her fortresses and upon her fields, in defence of her rights and of her terditury.Soon there will not be one Belgean family Lord, Lord.hast Thou fur- ! fouked upon Jesus, most bense myself im the selection of the | Pealmist uttered iu His rame: \u201c0 successor of Pins X, the Pontiff who (God, my God, look upon me: why wow directs the Church under the: poo Thoy forsaken me?© my title, full of promise and of hope, of Sod, Toshall cry.and Thou wilt Benedict XV.(mot hear\u201d (Psalm xxi, 11.And It was in Rome itself that | re-{ forthwith the murmer died upon ceived the tid\u2018ngs\u2014atroke aîter my lips: and | remembered what our strake\u2014of the partial destruction of | Divine Saviour said in His Gospel: tbe Cathedral church oi Louvain, | fhe disciple -s not above the mas- next of the burning of the Library ler, nor the servant ahove hls lord.\u201d and of the scientitic installations of {Matthew x.26).The Christian is the our great University and vf the de-: servant of God Who became man vastation of the city, and next of the | in order to suffer and to Cie.To wholesale shooting of citizens, and rehel against pain, to revolt against sertures inflicted upon women and Providence, because it permits grief ehiléren, and upon unarmed aad une 0 here Caner i Lo forget whence defended men.And while | was still ae came, the school in which we vader the shock of these calamities \"yo 0 been taught.the example that the telegraph brought us news of the i aon of us carries giaven in the name bombardment of our beautiiul metro-| 0 0 Christian.which each of us politan church, of che chur of yoo To his leartn.zoutemplates Notre Dame au dela la Dyle.of the 24 the altar of his prayers, and of episcopal palace, and of à great part which he desires that his tomb, the of our dear city of Malines.place of hi.last sleep, shall bear the Afar from my diocese, without sign.megns of communication with yeu, [ was compell>d to lock my grief ; within my own ,fflicted heart.and to | My dearest Lrethren.| desire to carry it, with the thought of you.\u2019 utter.in your name and my own, the whieh never.left me.ta the fant of | gratitude of those whose age, vnez- Patriotismihe crucifix.\u2018oon and social conditions cause {them tu beneit by the heroism of A Fusdamental Truth.| others.without Dearing in it any U craved courage and light and active part sought them in such thoughts 2s, When.immed ately on my return these: À disaster has visited the\u2018 from Rome.i want to Havre, to greet world, and our beloved little Belgium.\u2019 ur Belgian, French, and English a nation so faithful in the great mass | waunded: when, later, at Malines.at of her ppulation to God, «» upright Louvain, at \\ninerp, it was given to SR \u2014 \u2014 | If Tea and Coffze Were Sal In Drug Shops just as their drug, caffeine.is soll, would vou buy them?Wottldn\u2019't it bring home to you very forcibly, the fact that neither tea nor coffee is a fond but a drug?Caffeme is a cause of inligestion, heart trouble.nervousness.constipation and kmdred ills.Some persons are strong enough to drink tea or cofice without immediate harm, hut many others are not.Anyone can avoid risking health by 4 change tu POSTUM « This pure food-drink is made of whole wheat and à bit of wholesome molasses \u2014 that's all.If contains nothing harmful or injurious but is.on the contrary, healthful and invigorating.Postum is sold by Grocers everywhere in two forns \u2014Regular Postum which requires boiling, 15¢ and 25c packages, and Instant Postum which is soluble in hot water\u2014made instantly in the cup.3Uc and 3Uc tins À ten days\u2019 trial of Postum doubting Thomas \u201cThere's a Reason\u201d for POSTUM Canadian Postum Cereal Co, Ltd, Windsor, Ontshould convince any in her patriotism, so noble in her \u2018 ; not in mournirg, Why all this sorrow, © Then | looked upon the: THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.JUST SAY \u201cCONVIDO PORT\u201d It means origi- 'nal and genuine Port Wine.Delicious, nourishing and nutritious, Famous snce 1670 ag tha \u201cPrince | of Ports.\u2019 At all good dealers, ¢afes, etc, D.O.ROBLIN Agen.1 Carada TORONTO \u2014_\u2014 apostle, there did I.pray to him Ate to take the lands of these brave men who carried a bullet in their fesh, a wound on their forehead, be.«cause they had marched to the attack of the enemy, or hurne the saock nf his onslaught, it was a word of gratitude to them that rose tu my lips, \u201cO valiant \u2018riends;\" 1 said, \u201cit was for us, it was for each one of us, lt was for me.that you risked your lives and are wow in pain.1 am moved to tell ycu of my respect, of | my thankfulness.to assure you that the whole nation knows how much she is in debt r» you.\u201d For in truth our soldiers are our saviours, .À first time, at Liege, they saved France: a second time.m Flandersthey vrrested the advance of the enemy upon Calais.France and England know it: and Belgium stands before them both, and before the entire world, as a.nation of teraes, Never hefure in my whale Life did 1 feel 0 proud to be a Bel qian as when, cn the platforms of French stations.and halting a while m Paris, and .isiting London, T was witness of the enthusiastic admira- + tion our Allies feel fur the heroin of that from the ght vi Mea ! our Army.Our King is, in the, 2 Ct aven he - cmeem of all.at the very summit ot | Would guard hi.parish, hrs divcese, the morale scale: he is doubtless the ; Pis country, | | only man whi dnes not recognize We can neither numbers our dead that fact.an simple as the simplest | \"OF compute the measures of our \"of his soldiers, he stands in the | \"UPS.And what would it he it trenches and put, new courage, hy | V6 turned our sad steps towards the sereaity of his face, into the | Lieue.Namur, \\udenue, Dinant, hearts of those of whom he requires | TtMines, Charlerni, and elsewhere?that they «hall not douht of their] And there where lives were not taken, and there were the stones of country.The faremast duty of every nen Belgian citizen at this hour is grati- | buildings were not th-own down, tude to the arny ; what anguish unrevealed! Families If any man bad rescued you from hitherto living at ease, now in bitter shipureek or from a fire, you would : Want: all commerce at an end, all assuredly hold yourself bound to C@reers ruined; industry at à tstand- him by u debt of everlasting thank- | still: thousanss upon thousands of fuluess.But it is not one man, it is working men without employment; two hundred and $fty thousand men Working womest, shop girls, humble whn fought.wito suffered, who fell servant girls with the means ot for you so that you might be free.so | caring their bread: and paar souls that Belgium might keep her inde- | forlorn on the bed vi vickness and pendence.her dynas:y, her patri tic | fever, crying.SO, Lord, how long, unity: «that after the vicissitudes | how long?\"of battle she might rise nohler, purer,! God will save Relgivm.ny brethren; you cannot doubt in Nay, rather, He is saving her.Patriotism 'n Action, Across the smoke of conflagration.across the stre:m of blood, have you not.glimpses, do you not perceive signe, of His love fer us?Ts there a patriot among i» who dues not know that Belgium hue crown great?Naymere erect, ani more glorious than befare.Pray daily.my brethren, for these two hundred and fifty thousand, ana for their leaders ta victory: pray for our brethren 1 arms: pray for the fallen: pray for those who are still engaged: pray for the recrlits who are making ready for the fight tu came.which of us woul! have the heart to What Belgium Has Suffered.cancel this last page vi our matinal Better than any other man.per- | history?Which «i us does not exnit t haps, do 1 knnw what our unhappy | in the brightne.s of the glory of this ! country has undergone.Nor will ' shattered nation?; When in her any Belgian, I trust, doubt vi what 1; throes she bri1g- dora heroes.our suffer in my soul, an a citizen and as Mother Countr; s her own energy a Bishop.in in my dincesz: and the ruins 1 Cannot approve of method suggested | far distribution of supplies.With your approval, will directly furnish | assistance witere in my judgment necessary.French government now , requiring action through official lines \u2018only, and we must work through the British Red Cross.Just returned from France.\u201d CANADIAN RELIEF FOR THE BELGIANS.Halifax, N.S.Jan.26 \u2014With a car- | mo of foodstuffs valued at $450,000, .contributed by the peuple of Canada \u2018for the starving Belgians, te Steamer Trenglos sailed today for London and will proceed to Rotterdam to discharge her cargn.This is the fourth Belgian relici ship to sil from 1b.~ ifax.Among the renorts circulating here, Deserving in- ONE LIFE LOST IN MARINE DISASTER DETAILS OF COLLISION BE TWEEN \u201cWASHINGTONIAN\u2019 AND \u201cELIZABETH PALMER\u2019 New York.Jan.20\u2014In a collisior near the Fenwick Shoals Lightshig early today the American-Hawaiiar , Line freight steamship Washingtoniae was sunk and the American schouner i Elizabeth Palmer which rammed he was aband med with decks awash, 3 \u2018floating derelict.One life was lost \"that of u water tender.The other 3.persuns comprising the officers and crews of the two colliding vescels «were landed in New York tonight by the old Dominion Line steamer Ham ilton, arriving here from Norfolk which picked them up near the scene {of the accident.about twenty miles \u2018southwest of the Delaware Break | water, + The Washingtonian sunk within tea minutes after the s¢hoonet struck her and all hands on both craft were or jdered to the boats.H.Meyer, à ! water tender on the \\Vashingsenian was missing when the men were mus.{tered fur rabl-call on the decks of the rescuing ship.He was.seen shortly before the men tok to the lifeboats {and it is presumed by his mates that he went below for some of his effects and was caught by the inrusling waters.oes \"1 According to Captain George A Carlisle, who was in command nf*the \u201c«chooner.the accident happened uhout 3.30 am.The schconer, under full sail, was headed southwest by south and making about eight knot: an hour when the Washingtonian wat sighted.\u201cIt was evident that \u2018the | steamer was moving in a directior that would have taken her across ou | hows and that our lights were scer {ton late to avoid us\u201d said Captair I Carlisle.\u201cWe struck the \\Vashinæ \u201ctonian head-nn.making a hok in \u2018he alniost amdships, the force of the timpact smashing in the bow.of the schooner, We immediatly broke | away.and went ahead abont a mile 1 befsre nur course was che-ked.We saw the \\Washingtoiian go down after remaining afinat far abot ten mine utes.While there was somewhat of a heavy sea running, the wind was comparatively light and only a light haze in the air.Thirteen men and one woman, the wife of John Andrews, the steward, were ahoard.We tock 11 the lifchoais a soon ag nur decks were awash and were picked up two hours later by the \u2018Hamil ton, whch had responded to the wire- Jess calls for assistance sent out by the Wachiret nian.\u201d | The Washingtonian had a crew of forty men ahaard.She lef: Honolule bh und for Delaware Breakwater, or Dec.20 with a full cargo oi the | ollowiig y-law was rea { vessel from Mobile for Genoa.À I It 5 compelled n fo atch pi H.R., care Chronicle, Quebec, different; no hectricity or\u2019 re ; ; ice, : time, - ; \"jy *torm struck the Burinton on anu- \u2018ficreasing vigilance night an Lf\u2014\u2014essssss\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | quired: nothin complieated: rds The Land of Sunshine and.Plaintiff; The Municipal Council of the City ary-9, dismantling her - complice ithe two outlets from the North Sea\u2014 EDUCATIONAL exhilarating massage with cent ; Flowers.| vs of Quebec.hereby orders and enacts : most of the vessel being submerged many hundreds of miles apart\u2014the Traine ooo | expense; lowest priced but out- , .The said Pierre Gauthier, as follows, +0 wit: Co.2 of | Finally, on January 12, an immense English Channel to the south and the | LEARN BARBER TRADE\u2014Mo- | fits.Retails $4.00, allowing big « Two Good Steamers Weekly, Defendant.a Siete pi > bylaw Yo.not wave broke the ve:sel in two.Cap.wide stretch of several miles between dern method, Moter system 25 vears|end of the profit Paricul{gl and C.passed i tain Waldemar, his wife and niece Scotland and Norway to the north; | established; few weeks required, tools | beauty folder \u2018free.General and the crew of nine men.huddling 12) to maintain a patrol or line of free, positions secured.Write for Company Reg\u2019d, 46 St.Alexandgr st, 24th of March, 1911, is replaced by .Retum Rates only $25 and up.| An action for separation as to pro- ! i the following: beriy has been instituted in this cause ding i \u2018 ; in parts of the prow which continued scouts from Denmark to Holland, s® | particplars.| Moler Barber College, | Montreal, Jn.19x1m Reasonable Rates at Boarding Chicony ot December.1914.No person shall open any Circus or ff raies tis for six days #8 Lo prevent & surprise attack: (3) | 62 St.Lawrence, Montreal.Houses \u2018and Hotels.L.P.BIRAKD, or il an hepresen tation n° he y without food or wat:r until they were to stop and examine all merchant Jn.9x1m AGINTS \u2014 New business, new pe Attorney ps oh an oi anima Sous (menagerie 3 rescued by tie Manzanillo, There Shipping passing through, hose NOTICE 10 TRAPPERE field, big profi, selling alerpower jan.22x1m.chanical amusements withour \"CTC taken to a hospital under the | Waters; (4) to convoy Eng ish troops T passage machine; fits on ii p.* APPLY TO previously obtaiping from the Mayor care of the British consul.Their con: | and supply ships to France: (5) to rs ea | Some of our agents mabi 00 dition i< serious, hut all will rrob.chase and destroy German commerce TRAPPERS TAKE NOTICE\u2014~We daily.Investigate wow, to.; big.F.S.STOCKING STORE WANTED {ve Cs ie for such and pay.! aly recover.raiders: (6) to watch all neutral ports \u2019 pay the highest prices for Raw Furs.surprise awaits your Retails $7.50 - in which G:rman merchant ships are , One trial order will convince you.| only, and lasts a lifetime- General General Steamship Agent, (7) to prevent the invasion of | Write for price list and tags.The | Sales Company, Reg\u2019d., 46 St.Adex- {tw hendre fare for the said per- | \u2014_\u2014 ving: wir GE Le and a'so without: FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.«land by Germany by guarding à | New England Fur Co., 131 Marlboro | ander street, Montreal.Ja-19x1m we 8T.LOUIS STREET, QUEBEC .ms CT Trezsuvrer an ad- Cen Yen PR ' u À = i - 20 : New ok - 20\u2014=The sresght tremendous length of English coast | street, Chelsea, Mass.Jn.21x2w \u2014 or An important firm of Mort.sn nf twenty d lars for Net Ra Jan.a re ; \u201c FOR SALE OR TO LET.5 PHONE 22 real wants to rent a store im \" harast.se fim.with hile tonnage line so that the menace to the Ger: .; : \u2018ditional day during fering, Quotations to Liverpool, 9d, man fleet , trans orts, and supply | HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.mediately.It must be situated \u201cict such - >tentations shall he don, 9 120: Bristol, 10d: Glas.ships will be so pra that raids will » \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014| That most desirable property 123 between Bridge and Crown 07011 Sie publie.4) hr EOW- Fdz Rotterdam, 10e: Tluil, 0d: be fel and far between, and sc that | BOISCHATEL\u2014Ste.Anne's line;| Grande Allee containing .twelve streets.The firm deals in sed subies vo th ee he Havre, 2+ 6d; picked ports.large ton- the time spent by the raiding fleets on river shore, large furnished cot- | rooms and bath room, Gas, Electric trunks and other articles for Ae s Le ° entra Sal nage.7s 6d; cotton to Liverpool, per will he insufficient to land troops, ar- tage, containing living and dining paie and an modern Braces He.Telephone: 3058 1 h Tale \"a su he er à under the 100 155.st \u201ctillery and supplies: (B) to prevent the room, hig fire-place, good kitchen, 4 ol bra oe oer to rnegt Ha- D LANTIER travelling, harness, etc.The 5 c ace on th 5 on su ie Charters\u2014 British = schsoner, B03 Belgian ports from being use! as sub- large bedrooms, 2 bath and toilet | Mel, ple Avenue.Tr.A store must be large and well me PAF Tae cee for the Boia tans.Boston 12 River Plate, lumber, : marine bases, and to assist the ex.rooms.all modern conveniences, also Surgeon Deutiet lighted.oC Pr bi RN Qu ba nl pit tasis $12 th Buen i.Ayres, promot: treme left of the Allies on the Belgian an ice icchouse; can be occupied com-| FOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014House #0 Cocillasd Bt, Quebec.; Apply D.E.ow > ; = recom: come Eriatish ste en 24000 quarters grain, coast: (9) to keep several hundred fortably for six months; 25 minutes arty light cell à ot CARE : ad 1 ATCESSA à leasin New Yôrk 11 Asamauh, Cardiff or trawlers engaged in dragging for from Quehec in tramways, also ac- rond electric hn ke ble à ' i> an understanding as to the leasing, fares?75.0.steamer 3,200 tons, care mines laid by shins flying 2 neutral ressible by the upper road, a short| hot water, sol rick; stable an the ailsiment ace and other cir- | ATES ; : = sas ! \u2018 s 1 house in solid stone, situated on\u2019 the CHRON.C.E -umstantial reservailions, of.taivetson to Fremédn, $370 er fag, and to lay mines themselves off distance from the Kent.Apply to 11 HA Ms: Britiss steamer, 2807 tons, ; the German coast.| d'Aiguillon st; tel.1366.Jn.23xIw Cape, Ad Mount Carmel street.) i * PUBLIC NOTICE ansilaniic trade, ming months, 8° Any further céntributions, either in HA\" farther pute apr à ou : fd, Feta 3 steamer, 2633 comforts or money, will he seladly |.FOR SALE.5 P copy to 103.Ste Foyer Road, I.S.Rober hope \u2018ons, atragaattantie trade, twelve forwarded by Mr.Justice Hodgins if jf \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eee peg \" Dec 20a * VOIS, B.prompt.seat to him at 9 Dale \"Avenue, |! FOR SALE\u2014No.43 St Ursule - ec.2 .Toronto, .; Street.containing 9 rooms, 2 bath TO LET.- or Keuiarions $1 0 00 Cash \u2019 = ; AL INTELLIGE ! rooms, kitchen and ccllar, also attiz, .Epa © Ns.a .LC - ; | LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.Large Verandah pverlopking Ursu- A ! \u2019 GLa Fes Len Alberta the MICH VATER AT QUEBEC.| \u2014_\u2014 : | fing groundd, commanding view of TO LET\u2014Fine.Qffic at Morthwest Tersttories, the Railway bolt to the \u20142nd- ; (Sia furs Tux-e.75ta Mernisnd- | Judgments\u2019 Rendeted \u2014 Write Issued, St.:Chardef and Laurentian Moun: No.88 Mountain Hill.Apply a SL, Coe ne ee : a iy = Ime A ma bone nd Sable te By, tain Hill.Apply See a ti ai § $6.00 per month eee v5 15 yl Fr Hon Juice Matouin: | House contain all modern improve.Dame Street.eA ie ia the Province of Bri i oo CiTY OF QUEBEC.,0 0 on > ave Rhezume va.The City of.Quebec.| ments.For ter s and\u2019 particulars, ap- jan.16,20.23,27,30x5.fom LICENSES.will put a beautifa = su | 4 27.342 3.54! Sceiny the\u2019 consent filed in this case, PY to C.W.Walcot, No.98 Stout eco oct timber on a tract not cx.City Han, % my 42» defendant is &nndemned to pay plain-, Peter.Street, Quebec, or *p one Sos TO LET\u2014A fa furnished front Tom ing er Sade mies a eat Y.LAW No.2 N 2.50s Fo HE $1000.with costs of the action + + Jane=s3 1 5 windows, open fire place and newly eats] of $5.00 per square mile, per anne Lb BY-L! - 21, : 0 3.52 5:2, as taken.; .! papered, suitable for two Bentidmentharged ou al timber berths excepting those \u2014 \u2014\u2014 3 ya! ; FOR RENT \u2014 Nicely furnished A situated vost of Yale in tbe Proviees of Bet \u201cr-erning the Closing of Certain 1 6.27 v.27 By Hon.Justice Cannon: - room, well heated, with all modern | APPly 55 Louis St, or phone 1193.teh Colum a on which the rental | - bome 8 the «0 \u2019 - Moon Pha r I im} .in- : ; * ; jan.26x6.mate of 5 come par sere.lu aédicien oo oul your Stores, in te Evenizy CL sen - T.Lezare.Limitee ve.Martin.accommodations.Phone 4090, Ap.i = ped Tae can diem to renal Jur receiving a new stock of 5 4 : ,Ç ! +l Moun, Saturday, 30th, 11.42 * eau.and Dame Leclerc et VIT, oppose ply 12 Garneau street.Jn.21x6 TO RENT\u2014Double R with ®t in-section 20 of the regulations.rr age ro, on ams.Opposition maintained.Bh ouble Room TIMBER PERMITS AND Digs, PIANOS from the ieading \"ITY OF QUEBZ : Au ' board.hot and cold water.Apfly 15 Permits may be graced a the Provinces manufacturers \u2014_ ; .! By Hon.Justice: Dorion: HOUSE FOR SALE\u2014No.\u2019 i em ten illard St.ja 3.City Hall.\u2014_\u2014 Hamel vs.Potvin et al.Motion for 36 Maple Avenue, containing | Couillard 5 ! \"740 ache, 1 p 2428 01% préemption grânied with costs.nine rooms, bath room, furnace, TO LET\u2014A: 645 St.Valier s¥ibt, ua asie vu Ler do F MAN C 1K] Blouin vs.Leclerc et at.Delinere gas, electric light, hardwood 2 bright fat on the ground floorzif0 x ARTHUR LAVICNE 54 Couillard Street Gens of the rate of S0e.per thousand fee, B-M, and of à fee at the rate of 310.00 rer il r each permit.TIMBER POR OMESTEADERS, discharged.; it Cuancil oi the City nf Quebes.held Jourdain vs.Gourdeau et vir.and floors and all modern conven- 9 with office and furniture pe extension of ansther two flats, on the 22ud day of January inst + i Carey et al.T.S.Judzment accord.ience.Newly papered and suitable for factory or wareletfge Any occupant of à bomestesd \u201cusrter-vec- 119151, tax following hy-law was res \u2019 ! ing to garnishees\u2019 declara.ion, w:sh i i : hot ; tos having so mbar of ov able To for the feat me 5 PRICES IN TORONTO ing g \" woh painted throughout.For fur- with large cellar, hot water furnace, costs.i as: , and a large yard in the rear.with Toroito, Jan.26\u2014Cash prices all Writs Issucd.ther particulars address: A.K.gas and 2 large 5 ford been free slowsn:e af tim.Ta, The Municipal Council of the City h si diate! Bos.\u2018bofiéime and lary pA enter ESAS af Quehec here5y orders and enacts higher tonight, following hard upon Writs of summonses issucd from Hansen & Co., 82 St.Peter.\"ables and hangars: \u2018Gardner CRU 50 a the Regulations.i aac Dll oes, to wit: the swiitly soaring pinions of the que Prathnnotarys Office Street.Phone 362.ling Mig.Co, G45 St.Valier strom, A | 1.Whaever keene in the City of opti.ns.The high prices are militat- -: His Majesty the King ve.Canadian | jan.21x6, | Quebec.Jn.22x! | Queties 2 store of dry goods.or fure.ing azainet business, as there is very Elettric Light Co.Levis: negatoire | === = + i i) or clothing and clothes or merchant (jpg), doing beyond a haud-to-mouth de servitude | FOR SALE\u2014A ten-room house! HOUSE TO LET, LEVI il i , tailor, or hatter, hosiery or Mercery.demand irom the millers who are evi, His Majesty the King vs, The Levis plus a bathroom, heating apparatus | class country or town residence.for -% by i jor house furnishings, or farnishings, dently out of wheat.County Railway Co.Levis; negauotre and hot water, gas stove.electric | years occupied by first of the under.i.ou a must close such store at the latest at = de servitude.;haht and other modern ameliora-| signed, situate on Church Square and i NZ > AARNE 5 f seven o'clock in the cvening and keep COTTIN MARKETS, ' His Majesty the hing vs.The Town | tions, situated on St.Augustin sirees | commanding a splendid view.Easily \u2018SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN i 3 it closed until five o'clock in the New York, Jan.26\u2014Cotton futures sf Tevis: b=undary.near Grande Allée and the Parlia- heated: bath, closet, ete.Extension v : $ morniag of the following day on each closed ste-dy.Closing bids\u2014March, = Cyswa Farpruee Ca vs.Horace \u2018ment Buildings.Apply to Lah-ecque, ki:e Stable and barn and poultry ; NORTH-WEST LAND ( .and every day of the week.except on C0 a.ane on row we SE : Be: =, 18 Buade S d G d plea dei: = | .; .; pe 8.54c; May, BS3e; July, 9.04e: Oct.Duseault.Levis: $35.00, & Belanger, notar.es, uade St, | yar steen.and pleasure garden; ; REGULATIONS.\u2014_ Saturdays.on the eve of religisus : £ A ST Jan.14xt.f 1d ntal trees.Apply to fl THE sole head of a family, or ary festivals and from she 15th to the Set ee 997¢.Spot closed quiet.\u201cDame Marie Jane MeKenzie vs.romeo | Fdmond Dupre, Merehann\u201d 58 Su ! le ay Jeans oid, may home- BASS' ALE, of December inclusively, Middting uplands, 8.50c.Sales, Hw Runs anal, Quebec; $13,279.70; THOUSES FOR SALE AND TH Fdmo ea: cos a sk | Quarter-section of availa .Whoever infri i 5.ers mal.; 2 minlon \u2018land in Manitoba, Sas GUINESS\u2019 STOUT by Tan Ee ante iinges the Mieeed.! Liverpuol = Catan, spot, moderate Fabien Noel vs.Quebec Railway.| LET\u2014Lockwe!! Nos.166, 166 1-2, Jes Audet, Notary, 59 Cote du passage, late\u2026ewan or Alberta.Applicant ing forty dollars for each offense, and demand.Prices itregular.American Light.Heat and Power Co., Quebec; ! Va.A Heated rot water.e es Levis, Jn.12tu fi û 0 i : i # à .3, i i .i M .- 2 - 0 ES Lands Agents o Sub mgesomics ff in quarts, pints and splits ff] 1,007 40 payment, of imprison.I i Sd, ood middling, : #120000; damages.dress No.286 St Olivier Mt mie | HOUSE TO LET\u2014The house.Nntrict Emirs oy proxy may be Belfast Ginger Ale, ey during a Pe of time not ex- 1.514: good ordinary \u201c104: ordinary.OR RS COURT phone 2838.Janl2xim.| 19 St.Ursule steer.containidg all .ry ceeding two months, ot \u2018 «nde .RECORDER! .i nts; rent \u201cpe \u2018 ' | ; Ç ts ree cette rt rattan, ; Sob Asencio 1 cere Club Soda, 3.The present 5y-law is without 000 atone of the day To 2 His Honor the Recorder had seven | HOUSE FOR SALE.\u2014On St month clear of taxes.\"For g i tions.Schwepps Soda, prejudice to the laws and by-laws culation and.export, and included 6 prisoners befræ him yesterday.À Cyrille street, Sillery line.9 rooms, | to visit, apply to Amos J.C Duties\u2014Six months residence upon concerning Sundiy observance.1500 American, Receipts were 24000 \u2018Young man wo had three charges | batheroom, furnace, hot water, elec- | 132 St, Peter street Jn.\u2018and cultivation of the iand in each ot - PUBLIC NO ICE [hates inciuding 19.000 American Fu.of assault against him, paid a fine | tricity and gas; all modern conven.| ee yours, A homesteader may live Try our Mackie Special, Ti su | tures closed steady {of 82 and costs in each case.The |icnces.\u201d Apply RB, Chronicle TO LET\u2014House No.70 Stwitbis nine miles of bis homestead \u2019 Ts hereby given that in conformity y six remaining prisoners were con- | Office, Dec.15x3 street, corner of St.Louis street; all oa 2 frm of at least o acres, on a blend of the finest Glen- with he prescriptions of the statute, THE TCRONTO \u2014 demned to fines raging from $2 and rr = = =| modern improvements; for terms and gartain conditions.roadie house | if livets and Highland Dis.[J | the hove by-law shall be read a sec- | ight days\u2019 jail.to $5 and: ermit to visit, apply Charles A, Chay.Ë required except where residence illeries in S © i ond time.for adoption.an Friday, PRODUCE MARKET.cons or fifteen days, for drunkenness.2 vent, advocate, 75 St.Peter street, rformed in the vicinity, tilleries in Scotland, EURF- Dlthe Sth day of February next.Toronto \u2014 Quotations are as fol.WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUIT.| Quebec: phone 3818.In.19x28\" SAS Q p n certain districts à bomesteader teed 10 years old.By order, ; ows: ED?Best mattrimonial paper pub TES - food ton amar Aaa a | H.J.J.B.CHOT:INARD.Wheat, Ontario Na ae $1.38 R \u20ac lexi lished, Mailed free.The Correspon.s TO TET\u2014Nos 4 and 6 De rt uarter-gecti ome- \u2014 ae 6 erk, |to $1.40 outside.Manitoba, No.|, To Renew Complexion dent, Toledo, Ohio.ec.éxlm | gereer, upper town, opposite.the Whst #tead.Price $3.00 per acre.City Clerk.| rth, 8153005, No, 3 mre gs: ee\" i ties 31 St, Peter St.Quebec.Or Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade Street; era F.S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis St, and local Agents.TEMYSCOUATA RAILWAY TIMMTAB Taking Effect Noversber 90h, 1964, No.1.is) Loaree Riviere du Lou.TB Ceaners.NB .000 NEPTUNE INN J.T.LEVALLER PROP.115 Mountain Hill ; \u2014 A American and Europeen Plan.Cale Attached to Hotel.i Cleage to Boats, Elevator, Cars ains Phone 1708.QUEBEC.ÿ Read This First clas Roglub and Tweed Suits, valocd irom 825 oy + now offered for 620.00 while they lash Benefit by this great reduction snd place your order at rat one.S 4 BURKE, | 187 St John street - - .\u2014Phone 78/\u2014 BLUE PRINTS Bons by Fieetrica! Machine, !a chore gotiee.HAMEL & TESSIER CIVIL ENGINEERS.sou ses Prin 1 8e Pter Les Provoyants- du Canada TO THE SHAREHOLDERS.|& ; PUBLIC NOTICE is given that in À in the Moart of Thinge i Take Your Mo -Mesis at the accordance with By-law No.1, of the Company.a general meeting of the | § } Shareholders will be held at the Head | § MAR ATHON j Office, 126 St.Peter street, Quebec, | 8 on Monday, the first day of February, | § 1915, at 3 o'clock p.m, tv consider | § 120 St.John Street the annual report for the year ending Phone D 88 St.Joseph Street ms Secember 3st, 1934.to proceed to | § CHILDS CAPR the efection of .Directurs, and to § transact any business that inay be À ose open, always resdy, called for.busy.ANTONI LESAGE.| penn, 0d anendace uasur.General Managerjan23x7.Malpacqus Oysters Served all Styles.§ TRY OUR HOME-MADE PIER .: .if All kinds to take home, 6.752700; do., medium.6.5006.78; do., Raising, Cocsanut common, 5255.50; butcher Lown, | No Fig, Cranberry, Lomen, choice, 6.0006.25; do.good, 5.5008.75; tare, Jk do., medium, 5.2525.50; do, common, Mince.Hise Du Enel ATTENTION ! | 6.75; do, good, 6.2546.50; do.medium, 5.35a6.00; feeders, 6.5026.75; do.bulls, $.2526.00; stockers, 6.5080.75; do.medium, On &- light, a SOLDIELRS\u2019 MESS 4.65; canners, 3.5084.00; cutters, 4.252 WHEN OFF DUTY 475; pires, ghoices cache sono HE \u2014at springers, $50a95: calves, vesl.choice, 90031000; do.medium.700500; do.| SAVOY CAFE common, 20085.00; spring lambs, 7.50 29.35; bucks, 5.752600; ewes, light, | 69 St.John St.276 Deslogess Sa 5.25a6.25; sheep, heavy and bucks, 197 St.Joseph St.: Clean, Reasonable, Satisfsctery.MACHIMIIT.N JS ot nd ronge 3.50u4.90; culls.20082.50; hogs, weigh.cé off cars, 7.252785; do.fed and watered, 7.50a7.60; do, f.o.b.to drover, 7.15a7.25.OILS, BIC.London.Jan.26\u2014Caleutta linseed, January-February, 52¢ 10%d.Linseed cil, 27s 34.Sperm oil, £23.one Petroleum, American refned.7Nd; Teleph spirits, 8%d.Residence Aé th Brestnp spirits, 37s 3d.Rosin, American strained, 1ls 64; fine, 178 34.Savanneh, Ga\u2026 Jan.26\u2014Turpentine, firm.43; sales, 112; receipts, 119; shipments.383; stocks, 35,590.Rosin, dull; no ssles; receipts, 626; shipments.Jose mocks 142.986.free D, £ 320: PG, H, in MM N, 530: Wo, in ; WY, iQ To Our Customers In extending to you the Season's Greetings we do so with a keen realization of the debt imposed on us by your support during the past year.Bespeaking for you a bounteous HAPPY NEW YEAR Cordially, Mechanics Supply Co.Ltd.QUEBEC | Application of the Eyes causes Eye-Strain Close application of the eyes to any kind of work is a strain on the eyes and headaches are very often due to that or caused by unsuitable eye glasses.When your eyes grow tired after working or reading, be i careful and see if Your glasses are correct and if you have what you want.In nearly ail cases of eye strain or headaches we can give you glasses\u2014fitted properly which will render nothing for fitting your sight.| Al compound PrP Atv 4 work quite easy and we charge you AN prescriptions of Oculist filled up at once.glasses cut at home at an hour's notice.P.C.LACASSE, Optometrists and Opticians.40 Fabrique Street RENE C.De Lery, LL.L., Notary Houses for Sale : Nos.36 and 44 Maple Avenue.| Our Exclusive Motto: \u201cSECURITY FIRST\u201d In case of fire or in time of war i Better be sure than sorry, by far.; 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indignant © Fa \u2014\u2014\u2014 = + + GLIMPSES OF From the Files of THE CHRONICLE, January, 1885 and 1813.+ =noue eee A HUNDRED YEARS AGO TODAY Sir George Prevoet, Although a reverse is at all times painful, and more particularly so when experienced in a quarter to which we had looked with well formed confidence of success, yet when i we remember the skill and bravery which rave hitherto marked the career of Sir George Prevost and the high character which he has so long maintained both in the civil and mill- tary capacity, we canna lend an ear to every idle rumor which may be fabricated against him.Let his con- duet be investigated.if necessary, with the most rigid scrunity; but it is unbecoming the character of Englishmen and Canadians to prejudice the question, and we trust that the ! motives which led to the late unexpected operations of our army, will, at a proper time he explained to the satisfaction of both Great Britain and Canada.The reverse alluded to above was attributed to Sir George Prevost in not supporting Capt.Downie\u2019s fleet at Plattsburg.Prevost assured Capt.Downie that the enemy's position would be assailed hy land.while the fleet attacked.But instead of sun- porting this movement, Prevost directed his men to cock breakfast.The result was what might naturally he expected, the fleet was badly de- featgd.Prevost on finding that he could not expect succor from the feet, immediately withdrew and resolved to Many of the officers were so that they broke their swords, declaring they would never serve again.tary reputation of the Governor in Chief, and as he died before he could be tried by court martial, the stain still rests on his memory.CANADIAN JEWS TO HELP BRETHREN.London, Ont., Jan.25\u2014The Hebrew | THIRTY YEARS This destroved the mili- ¢ OLD OUEBEC | tte À AGO TODAY The Quebec Curlers.(By a Local Poet).It is the firm and fixed opinion, Of every rink in this Dominion, That by the record they have shown, Quebecers long have held their own, What tho\u2019 they sometimes lose a game, .They never yet have lost their fame.For, by their trophies you can trace, That silt they hold a foremost place, The Sherbrooke curlers lately came To play a well contested game; Bur vanquish Quebec curlers?Never.They must bave years of practice, who Our Quebec curlers can subdue.Two rinks were formed\u2014the first and second\u2014- The curlers were as under reckoned, Bill Brodie\u2014Skip, Fitch, Johnston, Smith, + Who shoved their stones with skill and pitch And took and kept their lead from seven And came out victors at eleven.The second rink\u2014E.Pope was skip, Who has the skill his stones to tip, | Yih Sewell.Bruneau and A.Pope To cheer his heart with certain hope | For from the start a child might see That they would have the victory.Quehec, the Sherbrooke curlers led, And closed near forty shots ahead, A proof Quebecers won't give up, , Too easily their Challenge Cup.The rival curlers leave the rink And now as brothers eat and drink + And spark and sing in jovial glee | From carping care and trouble free.Long live our curlers.may their fame As leaders of the roaring game, Be never less than it has been\u2014 And honor to all curlers keen, \"Tis needless giving all the names Of those most skilful in the games | bers of their race in the belligerent | Long may they proudly take their population of the city have appointed For all have gnt the hands and hrains a strong committee to take steps to! To use the beesoms, an\u2019 and the secure relief funds for suffering mem- stanes, i | t | I ] iA | \u2018 Paquet, Paquet, Plamondon, Verret, plaining of the high price paid for .Council (to the necessity of taking enuntries.The proposal has met with a splendid response already.MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL Friday.January 23rd, 1915.Present : His Worship the Mayor, Mermen Bois, Cannon, Collier, Cote, Dinan Emond.Garant.Gauvitt, Lantier, Lavigseur, Madden, Martin.Wailing (17).The minutes nf the last meeting were read and confirmed.Read.a letter from the Canadian Fraternity nf Quebec Labourers, M.Lepage, Secretary, recommending the appointment of Captain N.Drolet.of Fire Station No.5, to be third sub-chief of the Fire Brigade, their previous candidate.Captain E.Guay, having been appointed to another 9osition.Referred to the Fire Committee.Read, a letter fiom the Central National Board of Trades and Laboururging the Council to pay to the family of the late Private Louis Letourneau, enrolled in the Roya! French-Canadian Regiment, who died in active service at St.Jean d'Iberville, the same amount of life insurance ($50000) which was promised for each of the unmarried volunteers.Referred to the Finance Committee Read.a letter from the Central National Board of Trades and Labour, thanking the Mayor and Council for the resumption of works in the city, which is a great relief for the working classes.Read, a letter from the Central National Council of Trades and Labour, approving the proonsed lnan of $800,000, less the $100.000 for the widening of Cote d'Abraham, and | offering to send a delegation to the Government in support of the proposed loan.Read , another letter from the same, calling the attention of the measures to prevent the breaking up of the newly paved strets for laying i ¢onded by Alderman Lantier, and i for its first reading.i legal advisors of the city to claim , from the Quehec Railway, Light & stand As first of curlers in our land.the proposed amendments to the City Charter.Referred tn the Snecial Committee on Amendments to the City Charter.| Read.a petition from taxpayers on the Charleshourg Road.praying the Council to crder that the works.of drainage and water works he ex-! tended to ®& certain point in that direction.Referred Committee.Read, petitions from a great many | taxpayers nf different wards.com- to the Water Works * gas, and urging the Council to try to obtain low=r rates.either hefore: the Commission of Public Utilities or otherwise.Referred to the Finance Committee.| Alderman Drolet lays befnre the Council the drafts of three different by-laws : 1.No.3A.\u2014Concerning the con- tral of the sale of milk and cream.Maved by Alderman Verret.se- Resolved.-~That * the said hy-law : he inscrihed on the orders of the day 2.By-law Na.21.\u2014Coancerning the closing of certain stores in the even- mg.Mnved by Alderman Verret.seconded by Alderman Emond, and Resnlved.\u2014That the said hy-law he inscribed on the orders of the day for its first reading.3.By-law No.8~Tn amend Bylaw No.2.concerning the rates, etc.for circus companies.Moved by Alderman Verretconded by Alderman Dinan, and Resolved \u2014That the said éy-law be inscribed on the orders of the day for ita first reading.Presented, the following reports: ROADS :137&h\u2014(To wvermit laying of curb rails corner oi St.John and Palace streets.) Mnved by Alderman Lavigueur, seconded by Alderman Dinan, and Resolved.\u2014That the said report be taken up as the 5th order of the day.ROADS 1378th.\u2014~(Ordering the Power Co, $887.7, which the city is compelled to pay to the Sicily As- or repairs of wires, pipes, etc.Referred to the Road Committee, | Read.a letter from the Lady Su- | petior of the new hospital St.Francois d'Assise.praying the Couneil to place à water meter in their estab l