1 82 CANADA AND ITS PROVINCESSt Andrew. Steamer on the lower Ottawa, St Croix Boundary Dispute. Terms of Treaty10 500.of Versailles and intentions of negotiators,St Andrews and Quebec Railway. Proposals 8 752-3, 762 ; question of identity of Stfor construction and surveys made, 10 366-8 ;Croix River, 754, 762-3 ;disputed boundaryestimated length and cost of construction, between Nova Scotia and colony of Massa368 ; portion of land surveyed for awarded chusetts Bay, 755-7 ; grants made by Novato United States under Ashburton Treaty, Scotia on eastern bank, 756-7 ;<strong>com</strong>mission(1797) provee identity of St Croix River, 21. 541.368 ; progress of construction, 14 406. See appointed under Jay s Treaty, 758-9 ;itsalso Halifax and Quebec Railway.meetings, 759-62 ; questions to be deterSt Andrew s College, Charlottetown (Roman mined, 762-6 ;loss to New BrunswickCatholic). Opened (1831), 11 76; closed through line of Alexander s grant not being(1844), 77.followed, 764, 766 ; gains and losses inSt Andrew s Lock and Dam. Connecting settlement, 765-6 ;the decision, 766-7.Winnipeg city and Lake Winnipeg, 10 530. St Croix River. See St Charles River.St Andrew s Steam Forwarding Company. St Croix-St Lawrence Boundary Dispute. DeAttempts to secure monopoly of Ottawa fined by Treaty of Versailles, 8 779-80;River traffic, 10 517.Sullivan s blunder, 780-2 and n. ; ineffectualSt Ange, the Chevalier. Commander at Fort attempts at settlement, 783 ;attitude ofChartres, 3 60.New Brunswick to, 783-4 ; negotiations forSt Ann s, or Great Cibou, Cape Breton Island. revision of boundary-line, 784-5 ;<strong>com</strong>misFrench settlement founded at, 13 39.appointed,St Ann ;mee tings of <strong>com</strong>s. See Fredericton.mission and contending claims, 786-90 ;St Anne, Sisters of. At Montreal, 11 88 ;in friction in disputed territory, 791 ;arbitraVictoria, 145.treaty of 1827, 791 ;acts of statoSt Anne s Lock, on Ottawa River. Its con affecting territory in dispute, 792-4 ;boundstruction and improvement, 10 516-17.aries denned by United States Congress inSt Antoine River. Jacques Cartier at, 1 29. 1779 as basis of peace, and remarks thereon,St Armand. Abbot s Corner Church, oldest 794-7 ; negotiationssurviving Baptist church in Eastern Townadopted,797-8 ; grounds of claim, with <strong>com</strong>mentsships, 11 360.thereon, 798-809 ;award of King of theSt Arnaud. Sculptor, 12 632.Netherlands, 810 ;assent of United StatesSt Benoit. Losses claims from, in Rebellion of Senate withheld from award, 811 ;fre^h1837, 5 56.negotiations, 811-13; surveys and reportSt Boniface. Mission founded at, 11 1<strong>23</strong> ;of Featherstonhaugh and Mudge, 813-14 ;successive cathedrals of, 127-8, 172, 193 ;strife on frontier, 815 ;Ashburton Treaty,cathedral destroyed by fire, 142 ;Metis 815-18 ; reception accorded to treaty, 818 ;under Riel reviewed by Lieutenant-Governor the Battle of the Maps, 819-25 ; summaryArchibald at, 19 103 ;lesser seminary of evidence, 824-25 ;Lord Salisbury s disfounded, 11 194; population (1901, 1911), patch on national rights through occupation,20327.825-6. See also Aroostook War.St Boniface College. Its foundation and pro St David. Navigates the Ste Anne rapids, 10gress, 11 139, 165, 172, 20 421, 443 ; students 500.from discover ruins of Fort St Charles, 4 644. St David s. Burnt by Colonel Stone, 3 256.St Castin, Jean de PAbadie, Baron de (1650- St Denis, Louis. His flogging for theft leads to1712). His post at Penobscot raided by rioting at Red River, 19 52.Benjamin Church, 13 62 ; assists in defence of St Denis. Troops repulsed at, in Rebellion ofPort Royal, 63.1837, 3 362 ;second attack and destructionSt Catharines Milling and Lumbering Company. of village, 363.Privy Council s decision in test case against, St Dunstan College (Roman Catholic), Char6 96.lottetown. Opened (1855), 11 77; 14St Catherine (Catalina). Jacques Cartier at, 1 28. 541.St Chad s Hostel (Anglican), Regina, Saskat St Elias. Sighted and named by Vitus Bering,chewan, 11 244.8 846.St Charles. Defeat of rebel forces at (1837), 3 St Etienne. Conveys Champlain to New France362-3.(1615), 1 52.St Charles River. Named St Croix by Jacques St Eustache. Defeat of rebels at, in RebellionCartier, 1 36 ; 37 ; cross erected on by of 1837, 3 363.Cartier, 38, 2 379 ; French retreat by bridge St Francis Bank. Chartered (1854-55), 5 278.of boats on, 1 304.St Francis College, Richmond, 16 499.St Clair, Arthur (1734-1818), American general. St Francis Hydraulic Company, 16 592.Defeated in the Miami country (1791), 3 147, St Francis Xavier College, Antigonish (Roman4 709.Catholic). Founded (1854), 11 81, 14 517.St Croix. Settlement of de Monts at, 13 20 ; its St George, Quetton de (d. 1821). Frenchabandonment, 20 ;Nicolas Aubrey s sojourn Emigre in Canada, 17 54 ;amasses a fortuneon, 2 381 ;looted arid remains of de Monts and returns to France, 55.settlement destroyed by Samuel Argall, 386, St George. Steamboat on Montreal-Quebec13 34 ; discovery of remains of settlement route, built at Kingston (1834), 10 495, 499,
GENERAL INDEX 133St George (Sugar) Island, St Mary River. St John s College, Edmonton South (RomanConceded to United States under Ashburton Catholic), 20 498.Treaty, 8 832.St John s College, Winnipeg (Anglican). ItsSt Germain, Jean Baptiste (1788-1863). Fav foundation and growth, 20 425, 11 227, 229,oured by Abbe Thavenet for coadjutorship <strong>23</strong>0, 243 ; 20 443.of Quebec, 11 98.St John s River. Recollet mission establishedSt Germain dit Perigord. Put to death for at, 2 420.witchcraft at Malpeque, Prince Edward St Johns, on the Richelieu River. First assistIsland, 13 309.ance by Indians to British in RevolutionarySt Germain-en-Laye, Treaty of (1632). Retro War given at, 4 706 ; capture made bycession of New France under, 2 455, 13 40. Benedict Arnold at, 3 80 ; besieged bySt Hilda s College, Toronto (Anglican), 18 401, Montgomery, 81 ; surrendered, 82.20499.St Joseph. Jesuit mission of, destroyed, 2 405.;St John River (Quebec). Rental derived from region of, divided by Indians into foursalmon fishings of, 16 562-3.districts, 35 n. ; trade of thrown open to allSt John s, Newfoundland. Miguel Corte Real Frenchmen, 2 317, 449-50 ; its drainageat, 1 25 ;Rut s expedition at, 26 ; visited area, 9 22 ; cutting of a 35-foot channelby Roberval, 41 ; captured and burnt by between Quebec and Montreal, 10 535.d Iberville, 184. St Lawrence River Navigation Company. In-St Hyacinthe. Latin school founded at (1811), St Joseph, Island of. American vessels boarded16 411.off, 3 253 ; presents distributed to IndiansSt Ignace. Destruction of Jesuit mission at at, 5 334-5.(1649), 2 405-6.St Joseph, Sisters of. Mother-house foundedSt Jacques River. Jacques Cartier meets fishing vessel from La at Toronto, 11 60 atRochelle ;Guelph, 64 at St;at, 1 29.Hyacinthe, 91.St Jean (or Etarita). Martyrdom of Father St Joseph of Montreal, Sisters of. FoundCharles Garnier at, 2 406.hospital at Kingston, 11 55 ;in New BrunsSt Jean, College of. Founded (1911), 16 435. wick, 78.St Jerome s College, Berlin, 11 64, 18 401. St Joseph of the Cross, Brothers Hospitallers of.St Joachim. Primary school founded by Laval Founded at Montreal (1688), 2 428.at, 16 332 ;Abbe Soumande s benefactions St Joseph s College, Memramcook (Romanto, 332-3 ;account of school for arts andtrades founded by Laval Catholic). Opened (1864), 14 558.at, 377-82, 521 ; St Julien Bay. Islands in, named by Jacquesclassical college begun and abandoned, 380-1 ; Cartier Les Coulombiers, 1 30.Latin schools at, 333, 384 ; landing-place of St Just, Luc Letellier de. See Letellier de StMontcalm, 1 249.Just.St John, Molyneux. Superintendent of Board St Lambert. Jesuit seigniory of (1712), 2 554.of Education of Manitoba, 20 427.St Laurent, near Montreal. Convent of SistersSt John. Plundered by American privateers, Congregation founded at (1732), closed13 134, 137 ;first Anglican services at (1769),11 208 ; founded by United (1824), 16 358.Empire Loyalists St Laurent, Saskatchewan. Provisional govern(May 18, 1783), 13 144-5 ;first named Parrtown,ment formed by Riel at, 6 101.145 ; post office opened (1784), 4 733 ; Saint-Laurent. Man-of-war constructed atAnglican rectors of, 11 209-10; Trinity Quebec, 2 509.Church, 210 oldest ; incorporated city in St Laurent College, near Montreal. FoundedBritish colonies, 13 161 ;its charter, 161 ; (1847), 16 432.reduction in population through rapidment settle St Lawrence. of province, 162 (1) Lake Ontario steamboat, 10; election fight between Upper and Lower 540. Cove (2) Steamer trading from Princefactions (1785), Edward Island, 10 563.164-5 ;visited by Duke of Kent, 177 ; St Lawrence and Atlantic Railway. Its adstimulus given to shipbuilding by War of vantages to Portland and Montreal, and1812, 4 559 ;a free port (18^8), 567 ; con respective holdings, 10 375-7 ; charterflagrations of 1837 and 1839, 13 204 ;fire of granted (1845), 376 ; account of the under1877, 14 425-6 ;outbreak of typhus fever at taking, sections opened, heavy cost, and(1847), 13 206 ; railway celebration at (1853), critical condition of, 377.14 408 ; ravages of cholera in (1854), 13 St Lawrence and Great Lakes Boundary Dis207-8 ; rebuilding after conflagration of 1877, pute. Appointment of <strong>com</strong>mission, 8 828 ;14 426 ; incorporates Portland, 428 ; adopts basis of division, 828-9<strong>com</strong>mission government, 430-1 ; rights of navigation,; 492-3 ;its 829 ;the award, 830-1 ; review of award,shipping tonnage (1795, 1824, 1839), 10 560, 836-7.(1911) 6<strong>23</strong> its ; place in ship-owning (1872), St Lawrence and Ottawa Railway.13 204 ;as an ocean terminus, 10 621-2. by C.P.R. (1884), 10 433.PurchasedSt John. First steamboat to cross Bay of St Lawrence Bank. See Standard Bank.Fundy (1826), 10 561.St Lawrence, Gulf of.Explored by JacquesSt John River. Discovered by de Monts on Cartier, 1 31, 33, 34-5 ; importanceSt John s Day (1604), 13 20 ; fort at mouthpossession of islands in, to France, 202.of rebuilt by Villebon, 60 ;fort razed and St Lawrence River. Explored by Jacquesabandonment of settlements, 61.Cartier, 1 35-6 ;ascended by Roberval, 42
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