Quebec morning chronicle, 2 septembre 1897, jeudi 2 septembre 1897

[" iivnwg VOL.LI.(THREE DOLLARS A YEAR.) QUEBEC, Ry.LABOR RAT EXCURSIONS.«orI® for the rtjnpa trip be-tntfmn dl st^tiooa in Cnnadn.Tickets good Tôroùto s^3xrioi«ios& i Qcsbsc to Tobosto akd Rbtcbs ^ ^ \u201cU îtôld\" *5,h- î\u201c\u2019.\u201c\u2022 (jood to retain to Sept.UÛ.1897, inclusive: THREE TRAINS EACH WAY B QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.Tvwive Quebec.PeUis Station.«tOOAJL(Week Deys) Air.Montreal A* PM.UaP.ML (Sundays) \"\t\"\t7.40 P.M V -r\tr *\u2022 DnL Iqaaze, 140P.M.(WeekDays) \u201c -, M ^^uorlt 11.» PJL (Week Day.) 4 {\t\u201c U.3.Customs officer at Stttkm to cord and.\u2022ml ba»w»ge to U.S.pointa >,?\t.Eor full infor-ne^W.Foulera,\tand S5»^»n| Car acoonuncd%tton apply to \u2022 r >\u2022\t.\t\" GEOROE DUNCAN.PHONE M.\tPameogm Agent.Oiiy Ticket,&qc1 Telegntph Oifice, (14 BDADE STREET) (Ofpcerrii September 1, 1897.Sherbrooke Exhibition ! Quibec to Sherbrooke and Re torn.OoioR 2nd Sept.$2 65.Going August 30, S*, Sept.1, 3, Single Fare.Good to return to 6th Sept inclusive.The Eastern Townships Exhibition is always known to he ode of the most attractive bdd m this Province, and this year promisee to be better than ever.\t\u201e tr The Quebeo Central Railway runs Pull-Ban and solid trains through without change of LABOR BAY Single vint Class Fare.Return tickets will be sold toall stations at ¦ingle first class fare, good going Sept, «th, 9th and 6th, and returning to 7th Sept, inclusive.Grand Picnic to JUBILER PARK, ST.ANSBLMR, On September 6th.Return Tieketa only 50 cts.Adults ; 26 cts The picnic special tram will leave about 9.80 Tickets good going on all trains sa well.For farther information, apply *o the Com-p my\u2019s Agents or to R.M.\"sTOCKTNG, City and District Agent, 32 St.Lows Sa, Quebec.PRANK GRUNDY, J.H.WALSH, Genl Manager.Gan.Passenger Afft September 1, 1897.\u2022 Toronto Exhibition Quraic to Toronto and Rittchn.Good going 4th « 6th.at «Jfljttt 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th A 10th, OR).Good to return to Sept.rPn, 1 *1897, inclusive.SHERBROOKE EXHIBITION.Qtnrito to Shxkbrookk and RkturN.Going 2nd Sept.«2.65 ; going August «0, si, Sent.1.1 dingle Fare.Good to return P to 6th depth indoaive.XAWB.Y3ÔÜ TDjLir Qunn to Montual and Rxtcrn.Good going Sept.4, 6 À 6, «3.60.Good to re-turn to 7th inclusive.o\u2019 Traîna leave Levis 7.10 A.K., 4 25 and 8 30 P,M.U.8.Customs officer at Quebec and Levis to cord and teal baggage to U.S.points.Secure your Tickets, and Parlor and Sleeping CarACcyrmnrdaWoh at.the Company\u2019s Offices: '*\t7 landing.Dalhtmaio Street, and 6 PuFqrl Vidj'^inx fsToffice, Qoebse fired to-day at St.Joseph de Levis, at tèo o\u2019clock.Op'Mi match will be fired at thn 6 o\u2019clock.À stupid typographical error caused the word \u201cdiaphragm\u201d to be printed \u201cI)iip Loram,\u201d yesterday, in the item headed'\u201c( orp-ner\u2019s Inquesi.\u201d Which will you have! Hard boiled eggs, ¦oft or medium ?J ust to your taste with one of our »g2 timers.Carrier, Liit.é ft Go., 263 St.Joseph street.A valuable dog belonging to Alderman J.I.La very, Q.C., was almost drowned off the Island boat on Tuesday.Capi.Bolduc lassoed it when in the water.You will rot have to pay any duty on wine pressed out of one of our fruit pressera.Yi can also make jelly aa well as mash potatoes arrier, Lain6 ft Co., 263 St.Joseph street.ATTENTION.\u2014Attention is called to the reduction of 20 per cent at Mr.Théophile Beland\u2019e.This cheap sale will be continued for five days more and all the goods are subject to reduction.September is the finest month in the y ear \"\u2018to visit Lake St.John.Protected by the mountain ranges from the cold winds oi the St Lawrence.the climate of the Lake St.John Valley in the antumn is very delightful.The lake and mountain scenery of the Canadian Adirond&cks through which the railway passes is beautiful.Unsurpassed hotel accommodation at Roberval.A VORACIOUS PLANT.BT A BANKER.DESPATCHES.A Chicago Lady Cremated.Set Fire to Her Clothing in the Hotel Dieu Hospital.She Was of Ik sound Bind.The British Medical Association\u2014 The Hddaon Bay Expedition-\u2014Sir Wilfrid Laurier Welcomed id Ottawa\u2014Sir Casimir G so wskl SérieTtaij m\u2014The Gold Dia-coverle&at MlchlpicQten.by M.yrr Bingham and the mrmbeto of the City Coumil, accompanied by the Governor-General\u2019s Foot Guards\u2019 band.Thlre were st v^ral tl ousind people at the depot to welcome the P.emier aud Lady Laurier.From the railway station Sir Wilfrid and Lady Liurier were conveyed in a drag drawn by four horses.In the carriage, along with them, were M«yor Bingham and (lily Clerk Henderson.A Urge proce*-sim followed the Premier\u2019a carriage to Parliament Hill, where a crowd of over 15.000 people were waiting to receive him.On a pixtform in the centre of the grounds the Civi.; address was read to (he Premier by the Mayor.All the Ministers of the Crown now in t he city were present.Hon.John Costigan wa* also in attendance.In replying to the udilrrse.Sir Wilfrid Laurier spoke briefly, referring particularly to the pleasure iht it gave him to be welcomed back by all parties, inwpttti™ of politics.Sir Richard 0*rtwrtght, who waa called on by Uta Mijor, also spoke briefly.He referred to U14 good work done by the Premier in England aad said that Canada went forward wWi ose hand to take her position among the nations of the world.After three cheers mere givemfor the Queen, Sir Wilfrid aed Ladfa Laurie* the crowd dispersed, aud Sir WiMrid sod \\Lady Laurier, oil owed by theoi aerie, dfre to the Russell House.They go to Artfabaakfiville in a few day».FASHIONABLE WEDpIllG IN KINGS- NO.18,767.First Arrivals «f Fall (Ms at Z.PAQUETS.Blanket 1 Blankets l WEEDING IN Low prices have interested us in closing a considerable pui chase of Blanket* with one of the beet manufacturera.Over 2,300 Pairs ef Blanket Well assorted as to sise and quality, thus securing fall satisfaction to all customers, are now offered on sale.READY-MADE CLOTHING.Our stock of cuits.Trousers and Vsstr.Dress Coats, Overcoats, for Men gM Boy*, and Gant\u2019s Furnishings gwseo ally, is by far the largest in th««ity.The most wondarful plant which probably that /«( Mr.Barnett cut a figure here in * .\t'c*.»>\tI oecting victims needlessly enter,\to i r ______fourteen vears aao and uuion with that of France, ANOTHER BRITISH POST ATTACKED.Bombay, Sept.1\u2014Military movements are reported from many places and rapid progress is being made in the neighborhood of the punitive expeditions being sent against the insnrgent tribesmen.Col.Gordon\u2019s column of peeling emerge.Attracted by a luscious and alluring swee.-nesa and anticipating a rich and honeved repast, the incautious fly alights on the brim of the pitcher, and commences to regale itself __tf,e fragrant and delitrioui juices, descend- the theatrical business fourteen years ago afterwards resided in Toronto, Kingston aud Buffalo.TWO MOUNTAINS CONTESTED ELECTION.The contestei election case of Two Moun- have apparently left the Khyber Past.Hie British post at Gaxirbund, Beluchistan, which waa held by native levies, was attacked on Sunday night last by a number ol Brahuis, who murdered and robbed the levies and some travelltrs who sought refuge ther^ SUNDAY\u2019 SHRVIOBJ A Steamer will leave Quebec and Montreal rmoeotivelv at 3 P.M.Tickets will be sold A* Single Firafc Class Fare for the round tnp, going Saturday to return by rarre boat leaving Montreal at 3 Sunday Afternoon, or Monday ^ rlckeU will also be sold on Saturdays and Sundays at Single First Class Fare round tnp to Three R'vers; to return Sunday.Toronto Line.A.M.8.00 Express from Boston, Portland and West.P.M.1.30 Mail frrtn the West.10.45 Lightning Ex press from the ' West.For INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY A.M.\tA.M.6.Ou Mixed from R 7.Aocum.via Chau-\tdu Loup.10.15 Acc\u2019d.from R.du L.up.4.15 Mail from Halifax.8.00 Mail from Little Metis.Aocum.via Chaudière to U.du L.8.00 Mail to Little Metis.P M 1.15 Mail to Halifax 5.00 Acccmmodation to R du Loup.For QUEBEO CENTRAL RAILWAY.! Commencing May 31st, Steamers will run ri weekly from Montreal, and from June 14th drily (except Sunday) leaving Montreal I oronto at lO A.M.Saguenay Route.For the convenience of the families wishing to re-urn from porti below Quebec, we will have aseiunets to leave Kiver-du-Loup and other way ports